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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26
LAND. STOcK ARD cR0P.

Il l.. Dawson sold Swope q Afford 30
lambs averaging 73l pounds at &c.
G. A. Lackey bought Of Adam Car
penter a thoroughbred bull calf for $50.
Pure bred Little Yorkshire boar pigs
fer sale. w. J. Giliispie, Lowell,.Ky. Il
-Tewmy, Of Boyle, bought of DR.. T., B.
Montgomery yearlng mules at $3.50 each
Adam Carpenter bought Of r. b. Il
L. p. Woods Young Mary bull calf for
800.
Hale Il Nunneley sold TO II. J. Darst
IL heifers of about 600 lbs. weight at
S205O.
--Chas. II. Boone sold to Chas. Miller,
Of Cox's Creek, 2 head Of yearling mules at
$40 per head Nelson Record.
For sale at bargain, a combined
Reaper and Mower Champion, and other
farming utensils. Z. w. Logan.
will Alexander sold to Sanford Err
win lyear-old combined mare for $3.50.
lie bought Of Mr. Erwin gelding for
5000
TO head Of Spears Fishers story, Mr..
II. b, Woods tells US that he had Peri
heller to fatten 35 pounds in seven days,
recently. Not being notary we did not
take Mr.. Woods affidavit, but he swore by
his great Lord Forgathorpe that it was
true.
JAS. G. Richards n Co, are gathering
$50 bus OF bluegrass seed per day aud de-
livering il every night at soc per bus. 5.
A. Vancleave has sold SIG worth oisiraw-
berries from bed l2Ox2iO feet, or three
ifths Of an acre Can any Of our exehang-
Is get away with thh2 - Clark County
Democrat.
Oar old reliable informant, ]. s. NJ.
hands us the following Wheat is taking
the blight; il will not ripen when the
blight strikes Il. Tue remedy ia 10 cut
aud put up in small shocks Immediately,
exposing il as little as possible TO the sun.
The apple crop is dropping very badly,
caused suppose by late frosts. The crop
will be very light.
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PULASKI COUNTY
Somerset

"V"e'So"
Dr. D. H. WIrt and miss Maggie Dunn
are TO be married next thursday
Inc soh o' .. .. rrazure' VINO h"u
been SICK 80 long, died SUNDAY afternoon
several parties were IN trouble mere
last week about gambling, the sheriil nav
ing arrrsted them
-Certlcates were issued TO IL teachers
last week. Another examination will be
held July 9th and 'th.
The prisoners confined m the jail here
were hound and taken to Danville Friday
for safe keeping until the cells OF the new
Jail are completed.
The trial Of DIR. Reid, claiming TO be
a Virginian, but lately from Lincoln coun-
ty. will take place next Saturday. lie was
arrested few days since on the charge OF
practicing medicine without license.
The widow OF the late Daniel Button
bought the land interest Of her husbands
os,a,s wb;c,, vas offered for sale LAST woek
The nr;ce maid was s5o1 Mr. Good n
Turno,s,;II. has bson bers sevorol :, avs
bnvino c,,,ls and having GOOD pr;cos
M RrirkIev and wife and Mrs
u, Nes, If New AIb,pv Ind are maxim,
. b.;of v;s;, 40 r,;o,ds IN The seo,;on NJ
q NJ Rrooks ia VISITING her father in Ier.
;Do,o, Nr loo Harris and wife and Mia
Mechanical Of Knoxville. Tenn are via.
Ting here Miss LAURA Rankin will visit
her old home n Williamatown tins week.
w. C. Murpbv is visiting in Danville.
Rob UicLs has returned from the soutb
Mr. A. ID. Noel Of Criuenden. has been
here several days with a view Of renting
Masonic COLLEGE. A Mr.. Wyatt, of Madi.
son. was also here last week and proposed
IN buv the C,llege. Miss Mary Nor
row retnrned Friday from Danville. ac.
Commanded bv Miss Jennie Cocbrane. Miss
pr;sc;lIa EosaI who bas baar ATTENDING
school in ST I.ouis ia expected home next
week.
The republicans held mass conven-
tion at the courthouse last Saturday to Sc
lect delegates TO the senatorial convention
which meets at London, and to nominate
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PERSONA.

Miss JULA IIrooINs has gone to Lex.
ingion 10 visit friends.
Mrs MoI.LrE Kmo, Of Crab Orchard
is visiting Miss Lizzie Bright.
Miss LrzAE GAAR, Of Shelbyville, Is
visiting Mrs. James W. Cook.
--MRs. J. w. McALsTER is spending
several days with her mother, Mrs. NJ. d
MeAliater, IN Danville.
--MRs. W.T. GHEEs has gone to Bell
county TO see her daughter, Mrs. John CO.
nant, who Is In bad health.
Miss MAMIE FosrER, who has been
attending Bell Seminary. Is visiting her
sister, MR.. J. II. McAlisier.
--MIsTs NINA wARRES, Of Louisville
and Theresa wor,hineton, Of Boyle. were
the guests Of Mrs. Leo Hayden.
--MIssrs LErTIE LIZ ROCHESTER and
Clara Helm sre back from the commence.
ment exercises OF Centre College, which
they enjoyed ever 40 much"
Mn. J. W. BRowS, and his lovely wife,
Who was Mis- Helen Conn, Of Brodhead,
passed back Saturday from their bridal
trip 10 Louisville, looking as happy as the
days are long, Mr.. u. II. Joplin aud Miss
Susie Woojyard were with them.
Ma. w. NJ. BoGLE aud wife, Of VIII
liamsburg, are visiting his parents at Hus-
tonville. Mr. Bogle's close confinement as
depot agent has injured HE health and re-
duoed his weight some thirty pounds, and
he - seeking a restoration, which rcst and
the good fare Of the West End will be very
ant IN Give him
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BOYLE COUNTY.
DanyUt


Joseph Hooper and Dora Lee Good
obtained license to marry on the 23d, anil
James T. Lucas and Nancy E. Dooley on
the 25lh inst.
Mr. Shelton Jett who has been in fail
ing health for some months past, died at
the residence OF his mother in this county
Sunday night.
The Shelbyville Stars and the Centre
College Mines played match game OF base
ball Friday. The Starr were victorious by
a score of "A to l6.
Bishop Dudley, of this Episcopal d.
Geese, preached at Trinity church onTburs-
day and Friday evenings. On the latter
occasion the rite OF confirmation was adj
ministered to five persons, viz: Miss We've
Powers, the Misses Oxley, Miss HomeIl
and Mrs. A. j. Shears.
Sheriff j. IL. Watson and deputy
sheriff w. S. Shepperd, Of Pulaski county,
arrived here Saturday with Josh Logsden.
James Matthews and Henry Coyle, the
two lirst white men, and the latter a ne
gro, all charged with murder. The Jail at
Somerset ia undergoing repairs and the
prisoners we're brought here for safe keep.
ing.
Your types made me say in the last
report that the College festivities ended
with "bouquet given by the Presbyterian
ladies TO the College Alumni" Ii was a
banquet instead Of bouquet" that the la.
dies gave, though many of the "old boys"
were handsome and charming enough to
have entitled them to any number OF floral
tributes.
MIR Thos. +. Barbee, member Of the
Carroll county, Iowa, bar, was in Danville
last week visiting his father, sisters and
other friends. Col. G. +. Bowman. State
Com'r. Of Agriculture, and Judge Il. j.
Breckenridge, Supreme Treasurer OF the
Knights Of Honor, are in town greeting
old friends Mr.. w. q. Dunlap, Of the
firm Of McGoodwin a Dunlap, left ON Mon.
day for Coyington, to attend a State Con-
vention of Undertakers. The jolly blades
expect TO have high old time.
And now the niggers are at il On
Friday evening from three 10 ak o'clock, a
most excruoiAting. too utterly too, High
Tea was given by the colored mistress OF a
suburban villa at the west end Of Walnut
street, where in darkened rooms the per-
Tuned light stole through the mists Of Ella
baster lamps, and the air was drunken
with the breath Of orange bloom, and mu-
sic from jews-harps, and murmurs from
low fountains, that gushed forth IN the
midst OF roses, aud Aunt Dinah MAS there,
and, and sister Sinclair and sister Betsey
we're there, and brother johnson WAS there
aud the sweet girl graduate from Berea
College was there, aud the way they COB
BLEED up that High Tea was a sin.
The specimens Of Decorative Art work
exhibited at the studio Of Miss Mary Nc.
Roberts, on Friday and Saturday attracted
great number Of visitors who were, one
and all, delighted with what they saw.
Mics McRoberts is an artistic Of ripe expe-
rience and the paintings exhibited, which
were the work Of her pupils, showed that
she possesses 10 rare degree, the faculty
Of imparting artistic knowledge 10 others.
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LSK Local TIVE cARD.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy PANTS Of Penny n McAlisier.
NIcE stosk Of birthday cards NJ Penny A
MoAlister's.
STANDARD ready mixed paints At Nc
Roberts n Stages.
ALI the colors Of Diamond Dyes at Me.
Roberts n Stagg's.
GESUrSE y. y. Gavely tobacco at Nc.
Roberts a Stage.
Jos. HAAS Hog Cholera Cure Penny
n McAliricr sole agents.
WArcmps, Clocks and Jewelfy repaired
and warranted by Penny n MoAlisier.
GIVEN up that McRoberts n Stage make
the best Soda Weir in the world. Try IL.
MACHINE On, which will neither heat
nor gum, GO cents per gallon. Also extra
strained lard oil at McRoberts a Stagg's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26
MARRIAGES

Mr. George NJ. Kigney and Miss Eliza
J. Gaines, sged respectively 20 and 10 were
married at Mr.. Thomas Gaines few days
igo.
Saturday is rather an odd day for
marriage ceremonies bat il did not prevent
Mr. Hszskiah + g. Asberry from hitch.
ing 10 Miss Mary Jane Gadberry IN that
lay, notwiths,a nding she is or 10 years
,IIer than he
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

Probably the biggest cattle Transaction
Of the sge Ia the purchase just concluded
In Fayette county by r. r. Edmondson Of
LOO high grade and short-horn bulls for
the improvement Of the 100000 Texas cat J..
tie on the 5OO,OOO.acre tract ofths Franklin
Land and Cattle Co., located in the Texas
panhandle. The company is an English
syndicate associated with B. b. Groom n
Con
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

Mono sHor.-In playful scufle few
days ago Bill Washington shot Jonathan
Crow in the abdomen with small calibre
pistol, Surgeons probed the wound but
were unable to find the ball, and nolwith-
sianding the shot is in region which is
usually thought to be fatal one, the negro
was walking around yesterday but little the
worse of from lie effects.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

THE divorce obtained by Mrs. Emma O..
Montgomery from her husband, DIR. w C.
Montgomery, was solely on account Of
abandonment and not for cruelty and adul-
terry, as we were informed by one who pro-
fessed to know. We have a copy Of the
petition and also the judgment Of the Mad
ison Circuit Court, neither Of which men.
iions either cruelty or adultery. We are
glad to do the DR.. the justice Of this publ
cation and can give him the name Of our
informant any time he wishes 10 know.
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DEATHS

Mr.. Braddoek Withers, next to the
Oldest man Ia the county, died yesterday
morning, aged four.score and two years,
nearly all Of which we're spent ia this inn
mediate locality. lie was an honest and
clever man and no one will be able to say
anghi againnt bis memory.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

A SNORT ride in the country proved to
us that the blackberry crop il the largest
tor years. The housewife who doesn't get
in big supply Of jam this season is a
mighty poor woman to have around an es-
tablishment
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The EaioPrise denies the story that Miss
Jessie Buckner's mother had bought prop
ertY in IIarrodsburg and that thetw would
make their home there hereafter. We
were under the impression that the place
would be too hot for the fair but heartless
Jessie.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

SUBSCRIBERS who are in arrears will con-
fer favor by calling at our oilice when
they come TO court next Monday and set
Ting up. We will not have man on the
streets as usual. Please, therefore, show
that you can pay what you owe without
being duhned.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

THE School Board at Crab Orchard has
the lumber ON the ground for large school
building, which is to be erected ON two
acre lot purchased from Mr.. Jas McAlis-
ter at $50 per acre.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

HANS WE'LL, the famous summer re.
sort near town, is now open, with Mrs.
House 10 charge Of the culinary depart
ment Rates reasonable. j. Mcsmitb,
Proprietor.
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A STABLE belonging TO Mr.. Milton IA.
ney was struck by lightning yesterday af-
ternoon and burned. The loss besides the
building il small.
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In a trial between the Deering and the
Walter A. Wood mowers at Mr.. J. II. Me-
Alister's Saturday, the Judge, Mr.. J. NJ.
Reid, decided in favor Of the Wood and
Mr.. McAlister bought one.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

TnE H. Il N. Il. Il. will sell excursion
tickets between all stations on the 81 and
9TH, good till midnight Of the 9Th, at one
fare for the round trip, or about u cents
per mile.
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Red bay stallion; 16 hands; ioaled 1878; bred by
Chas. Dunn, Stanford, KY; sired by Messenger
Chief, sire OF Maud Messenger; 5-year-old record,
lab t,year-oId trial asSS Gus, lysar.cl oil trial,
2;25 Rena G., 2:20 gait at years old; Matte Med,
220 gait at years old; Maggie Stewart 300 gait at
sic by sentinel, 229s and the sire Of Won Arnim,
2i9L; Annette. 2;2512; I. A., 2.26; Young Senti-
mel, 2:26; Vvandiere, 2.261S MignOn, 2:2714; Ca
9S - SFSnG sentinel mel ssn ,nS 1 Is III
GlOster, 2l7; Alley, 2;l9; BOdine, 2;l94; Driver,
2.l919; Hunter, 2:2O54; Amy, 2:20l4, and a score
more IN the $3.50 class. % dam Kitty Rivers. the
dam Of BERTHE Girl 2year-Old record. 500; 4-year-
old record, 2;37, and the grandam Of Maud Mes
senger, 5-year-Old record, 225tf; by Alexander's
Abdalah the sire OF Goldsmith Maid 2:li; Rosa
lind 2.2l54; Thorndale. 2;2214; Alnont, Abdallah
Pilot, &c., &c. Sd dam by Red Jacket, (sire Of the
dam of Kentucky Wilkes, 2;2l, aad the grandam
Of So So, Ply, and liedwlk.s sire OF Phil Thomp-
son. 3-year-Old record. 2:2l;) by Comet; by Sher-
man Morgan, the sire Of Vermont Black Hawk the
sire OF Ethan Allen and many other trotters. Red
Jackets dam was sired by a hali-brOther TO Black
Hawk. 9TH dsm an extra road mare brought from
the North by w. l.. Vance, Of Mercer county, and
said 10 be of Messenger blood. Sentinel and Alex
ander's Abdallah are both by Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian, the grandsire Of Maud s., 2lO14, and the
sire OF Dexter, 2i7l4; Netlie 2;ls; Orange Girl,
2;2O; Gazelle, 22l Jay Could 2;2it, and so others
with record Of $50 and better. Messenger Chief
was sired by Abiallah Pilot sire OF Pieksrd, 2;ls1x;
Red Jim, S-year-old record, 2:ss. " dam Is sis
ter-in-blOOd TO Gen. Geo. H. TNbmas, siro OF
SCOTS Thomas, 2:2l; by MambrinO Messenger, sire
OF Lewinski, 2:a5lf. ID dam by MambTinO Chief,
sire Of Lady Thorn, 2ilsl4; WoOdiOrd MambrinO,
ANY; MambrinO Patohen and Others. Sd dam by
Imp. Napoleon. English Hunter, &e. Abdaliah
Messenger will make the season Of 1883 az Chas
Dunns, y miles from stanford, on Rush Branch
pike mile from stanford a Lancaster pike aud
miles from Lancaster Danville pikn, al $40 to
Insure a Mare in Foai. MONEY due soon
as the fact Is asoertained. Mares that have public
records Of 2:30 or better, such have produced
trotters with records OF $50 or better, may be bred
free Of charge. Address
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

SrRAYED or STOLEN, brown horse ten
years old, 10 hands high, white spot on left
side Of neck. will give a liberal reward
for bis return. V. b. Watsos.
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FRUIT JAMS any style you want and low.
er than anybody at II. G.. Brighrs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

joins HUMBLE was fined sl5 at High
land Saturday for shooting on the public
highway.
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ELEGANT new designs in Picture Frames
and Cornice Mouldings at b. X. Wearen's'
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FoR SALE ~ handsome residence
VIII sell very cheap. W. Craig, stanforl.'
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CHAMPION Reaper and Mower repairs Of
every description at Bruce, Warren n
Co.'S
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WILLIE q. DUNN,

MESSENGER PRIscE, by Messenger Chief dam
by lcalde, (sire Of Hylas, 2;2its; Enigma, 2;26;
Fancy Day, $50, &c,) will make the season OF 1883
at FOunt Fox, BryansVille, KY, at SIS 10 insure
a mare In f0al. W. q. ID.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

CoME and see the latest designs in China
Glass and Qmeensware NJ II. &. Briehts.
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Dos'r forget 10 buy goods Of Edmision
n Owsley. They give handsome picture
with each hill of$l.
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IcE CREAM and sherbei this evening at
3. s. Myen.
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SoMErurNo for farmers 10 examine At
VIII. Higgins The "Buck Thorn" barb
Ell feais wirs.
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les CREAM sets, jelly glasses, fruit jars,
&r Al II. G. Briehis.
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TINS is the last week Of the check stamp
nuisance
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Low figures on Millet AT A. owsley a
Sons.
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Twelve pounds good sugar for 81. H.
G. Bright
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BUILDING LOTS A!
IN STAMFORD


in the northeast Of the town Of stanford be-
tween Main street and Lancaster pike. The lots
are an acre In area, are interested by streets GO
feet wide aud the distance Of the arthest from the
center Of town Is but two.thirds Of mile the
nearest being within 900 yards Of the Courthouse
square. They are upon high dry land, command
country and are by FAR the best lots ever offered
for sale In stanford. The neighborhOOd Is good
and will be kept so, as will not sell 10 any but a
responsible person. map can be seen al the Ma
Stanford, stanford, Ky. June 1G, 1853.
~. ~. MILLER.
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Valuable BLUEGRASS Farm
EOH GALIci

offer for sale my Farm Of EOS Acres. situa-
Ted near Walnut Fiat, on the stanford A Crab Or
chard turnpike, miles from stanford. About 90
Acres In cultivation; balance In grass. Good spring.
plenty good timht and well adapted 10 stock; In
good ncighhofhooi VIII sell ~ a bargain the
above tract Of Ian and give possession At any time.
For further particulars, inquire Of J. y. Owsley,
stanford, Ky, or write 10 me a. Davilla, Milan
county, Texas ll29-tn y. HENRY FfsH.
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TIM information which We gave the pub
lie last week about the marriage Of Miss
Emma Swope TO Mr.. Alyah Pullins turns
ont TO be Incorrect We had il from what
We deemed reliable authority, else il
would never have appeared in these col.
umns. Miss swope was here Saturday and
although mortified at the publication, re.
lieved us Of censure when we gave our
source Of information.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

IHAvE Front Cut Champion Mover,
been used only two seasons, will sell for
fl5. Geo y. Wearcn.
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Go To w. II. Higgins for "Lawn Now
ere"
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New POTATOES a, II. c. Bright's.
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FRuIr Jars and Cans at Bruce, Warren
A Cos
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WANTED so barrels corn al orce n.
G. Bright.
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Gro. D. wEAREN and his agents have
sold 90 Mccormick and Walter A. Wood
machine this season.
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Fly FANS at W. II. Higsiu''.
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PIcSc.-rhe people Of the vicinity Of
Highland will give grand Sunday. school
picnic near that place on Wednesday, July
9TH. All persons OF every denomination
are invited TO be present with well.flled
baskets Of provisions The Valley Cornet
Band, Of Stanford, will furnish music for
the occasion. Eminent divines will address
the people on religious aud moral subjects
T. + Hill, sr., will deliver an address on
the Declaration Of Independence.
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local EATTfRs

Boy the "Buck Thorn "
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A SECONDHAND Champion Twine Bind
er in good repair for sale At bargain by
Geo. y. Wearen.
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PICTORIAL Bible COMMENTATOR Mr..
g. X. Waters is agent for this splendid ex.
position Of the scriptures, containing over
1000 pages and written in language 20
plain that little child can understand il
IL is beautiful volume profusely illus
trated and has maps and chronological IA q.
bles Of great interest TO the Bible student.
Mr.. Wateis will call ON you to subscribe
and you can not do better than to surren.
der at once. Price 81 IS aud s., according
TO binding.
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THE Cumberland Falls Hotel, kept by
Mr.. 5. Owens, is the most pleasant place in
the mountains TO spend the summer. either
for the invalid or pleasure seeker. Its
mineral waters are fine, the fishing and
hunting good, the boating nice and the
cuisine just splendid Stages meet the
daily trains on the C.s Il. r. and take you
to the Falls for supper.
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TnE Lancaster telephone line is up aud
the instruments in place but one Of them
got knocked out Of adjustment during
shipment and nothing save the inevitable
Hello" can be heard distinctly enough TO
understand. The defect will be remedied
in few days Yesterday the lightning
struck three posts and tree fell across the
wire
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BARBECUE Mr.. J. l.. Anderson will
prepare an excellent barbecue at Lime
stone Spring, 4 miles southwest Of Crab
Orchard, on Saturday, July 81 Refresh
ment- Of all kinds will be found on the
grounds and the crowd will be entertained
by speeches from the candidates for Sena-
tor aud Representative.
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Hon J. X. HIsDMAS, democratic candi-
date for IL. Governor, will ppeak here on
Saturday, June 3Olh; Lancaster July "a;
Richmond %; Winchester lih; Williams.
burg 2lsi; Barboursville Esd London 9th
Mt. Vernon 18th, commencing each day
at I'm Gen. Fry il invited to meet
him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

TnE great rush Of the last three months
has somewhat 'ubsided and I can now
serve on short notice any who may want