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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-13
Central & Southwestern R, Rs.

SAVANNAH. GA, February 8, 1888.
ON and after SUNDAY, February 4, 1888,
~ passenger trains on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches will run as
follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-13
Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, January Is, 1885
COMMENCING MONDAY, January 18TH
~ at 80 a m, and until further notice, trains
will arrive and depart as follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-13

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta and Savannah
and Atlanta, and Macon and Albany.
Pullman Hotel Sleeping Cars between Chi :
cago and Jacksonville, Fla, via Cincinnati.
without change.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Lou
isville, KY, and Savannah, Ca, without
change.
Connections.
The Milledgeville and EatOntOn train runs
daily Except Monday between Gordon and
EatOntOn, and daily Except Sunday between
EatOntOn and Gordon.
Eufaula train connects at Cuthbert for For
Gaines daily Except Sunday.
The accommodation train between Macon
and Perry runs daily Except Sunday.
The Albany and Blakely train runs daily
Except Sunday between Albany and Blakely.
The Albany Accommodation train runs daily
Except Monday from Smithville to Albany,
and daily Except Sunday from Albany to
Smithville.
At Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway; at Augusta with all lines
to North and East at Atlanta with Air Line
and KennesaW Routes to all points North
East and West
Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured It
SCHREINER'S, l27 Congress street.
&. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt., Savannah.
j. G. SHAW, w. +. SHELLMAN,
Gen. Trav. Agt. Supt. $. w. r.. r., Macon. Ga.
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RELIGIOUS.

There are now said 90 be full $50 900
Open Communion Bapiisis in the United
States
Three thousand ministers in lows
di,coursed at II A. NJ. Sunday, on thai
thread bare subject, Temperance"
The new Baptist church at Eubsnk'
will be dedicated on the 9th Sunday. Rev
J. NJ. Coleman. Of Mckinney, will oiiiciate
The Tooth annual meeting Of the Prot.
esispt Episcopal church will be held Oct
3 in Christ Church, Philadelphia, where
the Book Of Common Prayer was ratified
a century ago.
--Revs. Coleman and Probsrt have been
holding a protracted meeting at the Bap.
tist church for several weeks, and count 20
additions to the church. Eighteen were
baptized yssterday.--[Somelset Reporter.
"A Cincinnati paper says Kentucky has
two Presbyterian synods, with POI church
e., l3s ministers and l6,26s members.
There are yet 20 counties unrepresented by
Presbyterianism. Ii ia said that the mas.
Is are becoming thoroughly tired Of the
preaching upon which they we've raised
and demand higher order Of instruction.
DIR. Cox tells the object Of his paper as
follows: Things Men And Or is intend
ed to aid the growth Of the belieyer in the
practical knowledge Of Christ. We will
not admit any debates or war Of words into
our columns. Nearer my God to Thee is
our aim; the faith and the obedience Of
faith" Specimen copies can be seen at
this office, where subscriptions will also be
taken. II is only so cents per annum.
The Northern Presbyterian Church
has an increase Of two Presbyteries since
last year; 20 more preachers, who now
number 5, 2ls; ll6 churches, now number
ing o, $50 and an increase OF S,597 mem
ber-. The total membership is 6O0.725
and the number Of Sunday.school scholars
663, 765 The total contributions for char
liable purposes for the year amounted to
s., G6l ,l63, or more than $l00.0O0 greater
than any previous year.
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iAED. sTocx AED cRoP.

Andy Rice bought yearling mules
yesterday at $50 each.
&C. G. Ware sold to w. +. Ramsey, IA
scrub cattle at 81 cents.
Mat Dawson sold to ]. w. Allen s.
year-old mule for 800.
For sale.--Seven yearling steers, thirty
ewes and one Merino buck. Jos Ballou.
Green woodcock bought of Mrs s..
N. Matheny lot Of s0O.lb. heifers at 3lc.
-FoR sALE.-A long yearling, thor
ough-bred, red bull. w. 4. Anon, Stan.
ford.
--Traylor Bros. black stallion, Mambrino
Prince, is stalking the cake" at AL the Fairs
this year.
Eight l6-h.nd mules at $50, lot Of
l4l-hand at $l45 and another at sos, are
some Of the sales at Bowling Green.
"A lot Of S00lb. yearling cattle sold in
Scott last week at cents; car loapof 2ll
pound hogs at 8 cents, and Is mules most
ly two. year. olds at 500.
DIR ]. B. Owsley sold TO DIR. Tobin, Of
Texas, 10 acres Of land near Crab Orch.
ard at $40 The DIR. will 20 into the man
ufacture Of Crab Orchard salts.
The drouth in Eastern New England
has continued 40 long that farmers have
been obliged TO take their stock from the
pasture, and feed them on winter hay.
j. NJ. Copeland and NJ f. Keeton write
from Tennessee that they will arrive here
about tO-morrow with 800 good ewes and
wethers which they wish to dispose Of at
once.
-Wm. Hubble bought Of Sam En- bry
bull calves at $50 each; also mule colts
Of West Sutton for S75 each; 40 calves Of
different parties at $50 each. and 25 mule
colts at $50.
Mr.. ]. T. Roberts bought at Commits
sioner's sale yesterday, about 500 acres Of
land in Lincoln and Rockcastle counties,
the property Of the estate Of Solomon Rob
erta, for 1910.
Robert Gibson recently bought about
20 acres Of the Fitzpatrick land near town
for $500 aud last week he sold one acre Of
the same land 10 l.. II. Hatch for $780,
[somerset Reporter.
TO this burnt-up section the following
from the Register sounds refreshing "Hsre
in Madison il Was never more sessOnable.
Refreshing rains have fallen At the proper
time; the corn crop Is fine, the grass green,
and all vegetation looks As fresh as spring
time. Surely our people have been sig
nally favored"
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BOYLE COUNTY.


1 U0NtfNt.
MODIFY" Warren Russeps fine horse
secured another victory Saturday at Lex
ington, winning the 2:4O race in tire,
straight heats. lie will reach home thi,
Monday evening.
WIN. Walker and Sam Shelby broke
the Sabbath and the municipal law by
lighting Sunday evening. Williams ac
count 10 the Police Court Monday morning
footed up $40. Sam got of by paying the
costs.
Centre College opened Monday morn.
ing with 60 students, only Of whom are
"scienii6cs." The preparatory department
also opened with 60 pupils; also the com.
mon school under the superintency Of MISS
Mamie Scaugham.
1t is not unusual for poets and other
sentimental writers TO drift into rhapsodies
oyer fearful Aprils and Aowery Mays; the
roses Of vanished Junes coming in also for
a share Of the memorial verse. This is not
to be wondered at, for il has always been,
but when a score Of sad-eyed young men
do nothing but weep over departed Janua-
rys, il looks like an Innovation
--Isom Davis and Sam Mckee, two ne
groes, got into a row at Henry Smiths
grocery on % street Saturday night. lsom
shot at Sam three times without hitting
him. Sam responded with shotgun, in
aicting wound in the right side Of Isom,
which the doctor says may prove fatal
One Of the pistol shots struck Tom Redd,
an innocsnt by-stander, in the shoulder,
making painful bnt not serious wound.
Mckee is in Jail and the wounded men
have charge Of the wounded.
DIR. X. Madison Orear, distinguished
citizen Of Casey county. arrived Monday
morning. Mrs. Granville Cecil, Mrs. ]. X.
Sumrall and Mrs. NJ. Z. Moore are in Chat
tangus. Miss Lucia Branch, Miss Mollie
Mays. Miss Whitthorne, of Columbia,
Tenn, and Miss Wheeler, Of Florida, are
visiting Mrs. Chas. p. Cecil. Mics "
Powers has returned from a months visit
to her sister at Atlantic City. Mrs Leouora
Davis, with her two children, have gone
To Nashville TO live. Mr.. hewitt Wick,
who has been visiting Colonel Cowan.
aud Messrs. A. c. and ]. P. Downs, left
for home Monday. He was accompanied
as far as Louisville by the gentlemen nam
ed. Mr.. I. p Hill. Jr., Representative.
elect from Lincoln county in the next
Legislature, was in town Monday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04


love viii forever pres his brow and u,
angels will rejoice 10 know that the sweet
little one has enlisted In their heavenly
ranks.
Then cheer up dear parents and feel
comforted 10 know that little Henry IL nov
among the angels.
Though young and tender was our sweet llttls
babe,
We laid him down gently TO Test,
And placed the sod soflly Ger the nov silent
grave,
Ofour ever loved little Henry's breast
The birds viii carol their songs Of sorrow,
From dawn an the close Of day,
For they too, mourn the loss Of little Henry,
To know he has been called away.
SISTER BKrrrK.
OF brain fever on Saturday, Sept. LIST,
little Katie, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin HolIzclaw, aged II years After
a short illness and much suffering, her
spirit took lie fight and IL now sleeping
safely in Jesus dear arms. Her remains
were followed by procession Of friends to
the graveyard, near the mouth OF Gilberts
Creek, and there consigned TO its last rest
ing place.
Dearest Katie, thou hast left US,
In fairer climes than this 10 dwell.
Yet IL leaves us broken hearted
To say 10 thee, sweet child, farewell.
Though in Jesus thou art resting
Free from pain, toll and care,
Yet again we hope 10 meet thee
In that land 30 bright and fair.-w. A. II.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

There are over ten thousand men
working on the Panama canal, which is
being pushed forward with great energy.
"A Berlin cablegram says train pass
ing Sieglitz ran into a crowd Of people.
There were forty killed and wounded. The
crowd was pressing forward IN take train
coming from the opposite direction.
The Northern Pacific has made recent
real estate purchases in Superior, WiscOn-
sin, amounting 10 over 100000. The
property, some 1000 acres, il is said, will
be utilized to make Superior the great sup
ply depot Of the entire eastern system. This
will be good news to some Of our citizens
who have for years owned lots in that city
on-paper. Col. Rochester, for instance, has
800 lots In il.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

Died on the 3Olh ult., at p. NJ, Of brain
fever and whooping- cOugh, Robert Henry,
infant son ofJsmss and sallie Rigsby, aged
eleven months.
Though but tender bad snatohsd away
from fond and loving parenis. he has gone
10 bloom in that bright and heavenly king
dom. where crowns Of glory and laureIs Of
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MT. vEREoE DEPARTMENT.
Managed byJohn o. Fish.

Go to J. L. Whitehead's for your
school books, inks, paper, pencils and all
school supplies, which you can get at the
lowest prices. He also has on sale daily
and weekly papers, leading periodicals, and
the works OF the principal writer's of Fic-
ton and Poetry. IL he hasn't got what
you want he will get it for you-in fact
any book published in the United States
furnished at publishers prices. Fresh
drugs and medicines, tobacco and cigars
canned fruits and groceries. He also keep
good supply Of paints, oils, soaps, per
fumes, clocks, watches, jewelry and no
tions too numerous to mention. Go see
for YOURSELF and be convinced that no one
can undersell him. Orders filled by mail
free OF postage. Address, J. L. White
head, Mt. Vernon or Williamsburg, Ken
lucky. Inns
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

IT. J. Foster cold 10 Moreland an,
Land 81 head Of 20O.lb. hogs At Sets. auc
10 bead cattle for October delivery at s cts
will weigh then 800 lbe.
Mr. Caruthers bought number Of
mules aud horses here yesterday. A pail
Of mare mules from $. II. shanks cost him
1888 and some horses from 500 10 $3.50.
Joseph CofTey will move 10 Danville
The AduOcate says he has bought X. L. Sal
ier's place on Lexington street, we'll i'm
proved and containing II acres for $1,000.
j. +. Carson bought Of Henry Green,
bay geIdIng for $685. and sold TO Hemp
hill, Of Jessamine, 1875 grade ewes at 81,
and a fine Southdown buck to vicksbure,
Mics party, for s25.
Hall million bushels Of corn we're re-
ceived In Chicago on Saturday. II frost
holds od corn is expected to drop down to
DOC. Oats we're weak and wheat closed at
~ for the September option. Provisions
were shade higher
COUNTY COURT DAY.-A pretty fair
crowd was 10 town yesterday, but very lit
tie business Of any kind was done. Some
Of the farmers were a little blue over the
prospect that the drouth Is presenting and
were fearful Of taking hold Of any kind Of
stock. Auctioneer II. I. Bush, reports;
Owing 10 the drouth there was but little
stock on market Of any kind. Two pairs
Of work oxen were offered and not sold.
Some old cows sold at $40 to s25 per head :
A good many mules Of all kinds. but few
sold; some sged brought $50 to $3.50 per
hoad
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

Local NOTICES.

Buy PANTS Of Penny n McAlisier.
NIcE stock Of birthday cards at Penny
McAlisters.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc
Roberts A stagg's.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlister sole agents.
BRAND new stock Of every thing in the
iewelry line at Penny a McAlister's. -
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny a McAlister.
GIVES up that McRoberts a Slsgg make
the best Soda Water in the world. Try IL.
MACHINE ON. which will neither heat
nor gnm, 90 cents per gallon. Also extra
strained lard oil At McRoberis n Stagg's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04
Personal.

MIA Gro McALIsTER has gone 10 the
Louisville Exposition.
Miss AMANDA JonssoE, Of Versailles
is the guest Of Mrs. ]. T.. Bailey.
--Ex SENATOR BRUcE was here yester.
day en- route 10 the big show at Louisville
MIN. AND Mas. wN. RoYsroN, Of lily.
silsville. are at Capt Geo. II. Mckinney
Miss JENNIE sAuFLEY has returned
from visit TO Miss Julia Gill, Of Lancm-
ter.
JUROR J. s. KESpRIcK, Of Somerset,
is vIsiling-his daughter, Mrs Jas. w. Al
cora.
-MRs JAMES DUNN, Of Bryantsville, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
McRobesls, Sr.
Ma PErER IIAMroE left Sunday for
Louisville, where he enters business for
Curd, Sinion n Co.
-MRs. w. +. RAMSEY hiss returned
from virit 10 her relative. Mr.. NJ. J
took. in Rockcastle.
Cor G. II. RocunTER. X. G. Warren,
sad Col. w. q. welch have gone 10 the in.
augura,ion at Frankfort
Mn. W. NJ. GULLY, Of GarrArd, has
gone TO Louisyille, TO enter the Bryant a
Siralton Business College.
-MRs. Rom. LILARD who has been
visiting relatives here, left Saturday for
her new home in Lebanon.
Thar prince OF clever gentlemen, Mr..
J.R MARRs, Of the Aduooaie, was here at.
tending County Court yesterday.
j. b. Owens has returned from elk
weeks stay in the extreme North west on
business for the Mccormack machines.
Mis- JENNIE MYERs went TO Taylor.
Vile yesterday TO take the position Of ma.
iron in the Female College at that place.
-MIssEs FLEECE Cook, Of Garrard, and
Mary Robinson, Of Gilhers Creek. a very
pretty pair, Sre guests Of Miss Lula Nc.
Kinney.
MA. w. b. CLoYD leaves in few days
for the John Hopkins University at Balu-
more, 10 take thorough mathematical
course.
--MRs. II. J. Campbell and MIRA. A. b
Rust, Of seguin. Texas. are visiting the
family Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Carpenter and other
Kentucky friends.
-'SouIRE MuRrHY, although four times
reported dead and actually As low as men
ever get and live, was in town yesterday:
He seems to have a charmed life.
-JuDoE NJ. J. Durham was with his
many friends here yesterday. lie ia being
urged by many OF them 10 make the next
race for Congress but he has not fully de-
cided to do 90 yet
--MRs ANDY EGnERT, Of Crab Orchard,
has our thanks for box OF delicious pea
ches, several OF which weigh half a pound
each. They were beauties, too. We speak
in the past tense, for alas they are no
more.
Mn. THOMAS ASDERsoE and wife,
Mrs. b. NJ. Burdett and Mrs. Nancy
Young, Of Lancaster, en- route TO the South.
ern Exposition, were delayed here twelve
hours by the failure Of the X. C. to con.
meet.
DANIEL UrrHEoRovE, ESQ. promi.
nent attorney Of Greenyille, Texas, with
his wife and children are here visiting
friends. Mr.. U. il a native Of this county,
but has been in the Lone Star State "a
years.
Mn. AND MRs. ARCH A. McKIsSEY,
Miss Annie Wainwright, ID. b. Edmiston,
Henry w. Green, W. W. owsley, Jr., and
DIR. w. b. Penny formed party to the
Louisville Exposition by the 1888 express
this morning.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

Divorces. Emily HOLMES, OF color, filed
sui, against her leige lord, George Holmes,
yesterday, for divorce ON account Of aban.
donment and bad treatment. George is a
well-known character in our courts and his
hanKering after the fair % sex has been
proven by his repeated appearance in the
Police Court for like offences. The regular
divorce attorney, J. d. r., being out Of
town, Judge Philips was secured for the
plaintiff.
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Central University !
-CoLLKoE Or
Philosophy, Letters a Science.
RICHMOND, KY.

Next session will open Tuesday, Sept. H., 1883.
ADVANTAGES.
Full Faculty Of able aud experienced in-
structors; comprehensive OF study and thor
Ough instruction; completeness Of buildings and
apparatus.
SOCIAL IkFLuEEcK Tho community Is distin-
gulshed for its refined culture aud hospitality, and
young men find homes In the best families. Not
licensed saloon In town.
HKAlTnFULNKss or L0cATI0n. Richmond Is al
an elevation Of more than 500 feet above the Ohio
River, and free from all malaral influence
AcckssinILtrr.-kichm0nd Is the geographical
centre Of the state, aud Is within Few hours ride
BY rail Of Louisville, Cincinnati, Knoxville and
Chattanooga.
M0DKRATK ExPKSsEs- Board Ia the NsW Dor
nsif0ry 500 per annum, aud 10 the best families
frolR q TO "a per week. Total necessary for the
10 months. from $3.50 10 $40.
For full Information aud catalogue apply 10
II. IA. BLANTON, ~, ID,
l1e-ti Chancellor.
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N6RRIA0Es.

Friday Is generally considered an un
lucky day for the beginning Of any busi'
ness, and therefore il is not usually fixed
upon for marriage. II did not make any
difference. however, with Mr.. VIM. Fulton
and Miss Permelia Haggard, for they were
united for life a, Rev. John b. Abbott's on
Friday last
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

TnERE WAS another collision at Lebanon
Junction Yesterday, 10 which engineer Tom
PIGEON was quite badly mashed. The ex.
press was preceded by an engine, which
was Carrying flag for II and which had
stopped to open the switch at the Junction.
Some difficulty was had in doing 40 and
while il was standing the engine Of the
following train ran into il. Won't some
body keep tally Of the accidents o ccuring
IN the L. Any
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

DR. J. J. Sized, Secretary Of the State
Board Of Health, State Of Kentucky, will
deliver a lecture on public Sanitation al
the Court-house on Thursday night next
al o'clock, Pm DIR. Speed is at present
at Cumberland Falls investigating its sani.
iary condition. Unless the place has been
greatly changed in year or two we can't
conceive Of it, being an unhealthy loca.
ton.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

COUNTY CoURr.-Ths usual amount Of
routine business was done by this Court
yesterday, and the following in addition:
Mr.. ID. s. Jones was credited by $3.50 in
his tax list, some Of his property having
been listed twice. Mr.. l.. Mccormack also
got credit Of $1,000 and Mrs. Margaret
McCormacK 1880 on their respective
lists. Ben Sutton presented the will Of
John Perkins for probate, and W. II. Mil
Ter that Of Miss Susan Bywater. f. d.
Kennedy was appointed deputy County
Clerk. Mr.. 4. j. Robinson qualified as
administrator Of Mr.. F.S. kaufman, with
II. c. Kaufman, security. The will Of
Ed. s. II. King was admitted to probate
and his wife, Mrs. Virginia F. King, quail
lied as Executrix, according to lie proyis-
ions without security. The will leaves all
his property, consisting Of $50 acres Of
land, 80 shares Of Farmers National Bank
stock and other bonds, together with all
his personally, 10 his wife In trust till the
youngest child becomes Of age, then she Is
TO have during life a third Of the whole,
the other twothirds to be divided equally
among his children. Mr.. Wan. l.. Crutch-
er, u Madison, and W. A. Oldham, Of
Missouri, ara appointed by the will to take
charge Of the bequ,st Of DR.. q. Q. Giysns
TO charitable purposes, left in trust to Mr..
King. 1. -. Tevis also got credit on his
tax lisl.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

FIRE.-The dwelling Of Mrs. David
Moore, in the Shelby City neighborhoOd,
clught fire from some unknown cause Sun
day afternoon, and burned TO the ground.
All the family were from home, conss-
quenlly but little was saved and that by
some ueighbors who we're attracted thither
by the blsze. The loss is estimated at s.. :
600 10 81 600 with no insurance.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

THs Is the first edition Of the IsrERIoR
JouRsAL that has contained no letter from
Rev. Geo. o. Barnes sincs April last. lie
has been busy in a meeting, but We hope
TO hear from him again by Friday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

BUTTER was never as scarce in this mar
kei as nov. The drouih has dried up the
grass 20 there is but little for the cows TO
live on and they too are drying mp. Per.
sons who have butter to sell, therefore, can
get almost any price for IL.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

BRTHs-Mr. Q. L. Gentry, who lives near
Burgin, In Mercer county became the proud
father Of a girl baby yesterday.-Ths wife
Of Mr.. Edward Austin presented him with
girl also on yesterday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

AT THE Liberty Fair, which begins Sept,
18th, our Commonwealth Attorney Mr.. r.
@. Warren, offers a special premium Of
$40 for best roadster mare; speed, style and
durability considered.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

A War; Of forcible detainer was tried at
Stanford Junction, David Collier W.. Eli
sha Pence. The jury found Pence guilty
and he was given three days to surrender
the possession Of the house or take the
case to the Circuit Court
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

GLASGOW TINES SMARTsEss.-Muddy
roads are things to admire. What does the
stream say when il sees a mill going up on
its bank? II says, swell, I'll be dsmmedP'
Circassian girls are cold by their fathers for
$50 apiece. While this may seem low for
plump, pretty girl, we may be assured
lis their pa-valuation.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

THE. saddlery and harness store Of Mr.
J. $. kaufman, at Hustonville, is offered
for sale in another column by Mr.. T. J.
Robinson, admir-. Considering that there
i no other business Of the kind in town
and that the stand has been 40 long and
favorAbly known, rare chance is presented
to those who would like TO continue the
trade there
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

STORE FoR SALE-W. l.. Rarnes n Co.
wish to sell their stock Of goods and will
make advantageous terms Location three
miles from Paint Lick aud first class.
Stock has been reduced very low and all
goods sessonable. 2. O. address Paint
Lick.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04

MURDER turns out TO be true that
there was a killing at E,banks. VIM.
Morgan shot Henry Client, almost without
provocation, IL Is said. and he died almost
instantly. Morgan put on bold front
and gave himself up TO the Somerset au.
ihoritie- and his trial was set for yesterday.
lie elaine that Client had threatened to
Mil him.