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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

Oil CRY, Pa, September 1.-The oil market Is
dull: opened at 81 tstS; highest 81 0S<i lowest
Uiearances 10 September G, I.SSS 90 barnes. Ship
monts yesterday, United Pipe Line, 62,6Si barrels;
Tidewitcr, Is 9i6 barrels; daily average for the
month, 6S,659. Chatter, 1916 barrels: daily
Gversge for the n onth, 42.7ll. The runs for
Wednesday weTe as follows: unitCd, tS,tCO barrels:
TidOwAteF. 1860 barrels, total, 69,96g barrels;
daily average, 6I,6i6.
TTrusvILLE. PA, September T.-0pcpedat 81 oSN;
highest LOSS: lowest 81 0I4, closing at sloIb.
Shipments 1851 barrels charters 1916 barrels;
market to-day againvery quiet and sales small.
PITTSBURGH. a.. September THE afternoon
. 81 ol was 4'rly active; opened Ut 81 o. 4 advanced
70 81 LSS; c Ostu IN 81 70
BALTIMORE, FCptenber I.-Petroleum ilrmGr feel.
ing; refined is%H1Nc.
NEW York, September T. Petroleum quiet;
United 81 0S.
PHILADELPHIA, September 7.-PetsOlcun arm at
179Sasc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

Goopmcu, September THE schooner
yacht, Explorer, from Goodrich to Cove
Island, was lost with all hands on Green.
ough shoals during a gale Tuesday. Those
LOOT are, Charles Woods, John Mcdonald,
NJ. Heal and Walter Crane, a con OF Albert
Crane. Of Chicago. on q pleasure trip.
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quiet: steam 6,0Ikc. Butter active and firm; mar.
Eet iFeih and scarce; crSAH cry eItra 23c. Eggs
'seaIce. Cheese IN fair demand aud market hfn;
full cream 91{AsIEG fair to gOod sNN"
C.NcTANATT, September T.-Flonr dull and un.
changed. West fairly Htiiv0 AHd n shade higher:
ceipts 1900 bushels. exports l6,O6 bushels. Corn
stronger At SIC. Oats AtfOng aud hlPher at 2SXc.
Rye stronger at sc. Barley hrm and unchanged.
Pork dull 1t st2 rs. Lard trm ut SG. Bulk meatS
hnner, but not guOtAbiy higher, Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Whisky steHdy at 81 10. BultOl
frmer; prime creamery sc; dairy lSc.
ToLEDo, o., September, Z. Wheat, active and 4
shade higher: No. / white Michigan 81 10; No. 2du
Sll2; No. 2 red winter, cash and september 81 OK
OctObetS 81 lgaE November 81 ll1S: December 81 lS&I
January 81 10y; No. 5 red 81 cox; No. 4 red pic
rejected Ole. Grl dull: No. . cash 6bt5Ic; Septem'
berGSxc; october 62akje, rejected Sic; no grade 49c,
Oats quiet and frra: No, 2cash and September 27lfci
October 2Skc; November 29hc; December Sohc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

TuK cooking clubs Of Wheeling are re.
apeSted 10 IN the Leader Flour This
Ronr manufactured by Smith & Bon, Bridge
port, Ohio. They offer q barrel OF flour as G
premium to the lady who will 6ate and ex.
loaf OF bread.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

The following Shove the range OF the Their
mometer, rs observed at schnepFs drut
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1852 1883
IA. y, L. N. ST.. NIL .M. 7 A. y. l?N. BEN. 7r: y
20 Sc Sc 81 70 70 u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
THE DAILY MARKETS.
STOCKS Somewhat Unsettled and Lower.
wheat Active and Higher.

The stock market yesterday was active aud buoy
ant In the carly dealings, but later there WIS les
activity and wide fluctuations, pIicas continuing to
fsll until the close.
Flour was dull aud nominally unchanged, The
demand for wheat was R,tiYu AID prices ruled
higher. Provisions are In good demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

/ AtAks
STATE sEcuRlTIEs-Dull.
Louisiana oousolsr.- geA Virginia 6s........,..., SO
Missouri s.............l 100 Virginia cOnsols, eI.
St. J0Seph....m....l09 TIA mat. coupons. 81
Tennessee 6S.......... 81 Virginia preierredm 5
Tennessee 6, 80 TX. div.
SroCKS-IhaStock market was active and buOyant
In the forenoon with prices from n 10 ~ pcr cent
higher THAI at the close Thursday. In tn carly
AFTERNOON there was leSS activity aud wide tluctua.
lions.
In tho last hour the market wasttfrs quiet, but
about 2l5 began TO decliue and Continued to
| dose untitthe CloSe, under The Influence OiiteeE sales
TO reAliE5 profits. lei reported there has bCea
itoSt 10 ! liuOls which damaged III. corn
slightly, and the hesrs took Advantage 9th 4 an
n~Ouncemcnt to force prices down. The strength
IN MesleFn Union was due 10 the reported S1ip.
mentO Of $1,000 shAres Of stock TO London for nc ount
OF the syndicate formed some time ago. for the
| purpose OF taking a. round amount OF stock pre-.
pLratory TO listing Il on the London stcGT EL.
| change. The shipment, 1t Is understood,
Is only aportion Of s.ncE bought for the purpose
named. Western UulOn Will pay Its dividends on
| STOCK sold abroad a. the Mercantile Trust Com
pany, III London, aud / is II lted that the Could
Southwestern SyAten loads " liza 80 pay dividends
and have transfer books ~ the SINE UnlC /.
III regard I the IiSe lu DsLver, II IL believed the
President has BEEN dccl ed upon although strict
secrecy Is mAintal ned by the Officials Of the ROAD.
| As compared with ytkt .f1AyS 81. sing, prices 'aru
y to- per cent higher. except for Canada south.
eTn Chicago, B u W Oh 4 z Inc: Omaha, North,
| western, ltock Island, 81. Pau, L~ackAwannE, L0uhl
vile Il Nashville, Nor htrniIac tlu O. d 0IeEOn 4
TrAnsContinental. which weFS Y 10 lIs per cent
lower,
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FoR SALE.
F0R SALE
FARM FOR SALE
Near Brilliant, Jefferson Co.. O..

Containing, One Hundred and FIty.ioar l,,,
Price s6GgO per acre. Has on il iSO appio nnt-
cnoiSe TUT; Il moi sold by 18th or 90tnn Of W.
tons Of excellent hay on Inc fam thIt Mi, tT% "d'.I
posed Of on reasonable teIms. The farm Il SrII
bglted for stock or Dairy purposes, ~ II /, nr",ix
az In grass There IL Is acres Of coed iimieI Z
laIEe portion Of which Is locult. "~t"'A
POSSESSION AT ANY TINE,
For further information call OH or address
WIN. r. COPE,
MelltbnIG. ". w.
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'ls. P. d 8. G. arSts....ll6A
10. r. bonds, INSTABILITY
10. p. LAnd Grants. l0Sh
q. p. sinking fund e. 1i4
Tex. Pac. land gr'S. 81
do Rio Grand div.... 7SIS
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BAD BLOOD F!
SCROFULOUs:
INHERITED.
CONTAGIOUS.

In 1870 scIoiulouS Ulcers broke out on my body
until my breast was one mas Of corruption. Some
OF these Ulcers were not less than one and onehGli
inches In diameter, The edges rough, tSgged, and
seemingly dead, tho cavity opeh 70 the bono and
flied with olcnglye matter Everything known TO
The 1nsdIcal facility wastIied In VaIht Gradually
The bone Itself become diseased, and then the sui.
iering began In earnest. Bono Ulcers began to take
The placed those hitherto on the surface. be-
anne q mere wreck. For mouths at q time l could
not get my hands 70 my head becAuse Of extreme
soreness. Could not turn III bed. Knew not what
It was to DO an hour even free from pain. Ead
reason TO look upon life iEelf as 2 curse. In The
summer oil 1850, after ten years o. this wrctChed
existence, ssgan 70 uss the Chticufa Remedies,
and AItef two years persistent use OF them the lRlt
Ulcer has healed. The dread diiease has sue.
cumbed. All over The breast where was oncc a
mats, o. corruption y Pew 4 healthy. skin. My
ty'thrCe 70 ono hundred aud afty.IIx pounds, and
the good work Is stu going on. I feel myhali d new
mRl, and all through tho Cutlcura Remedies,
JAMES Z. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans,
Sworn 10 before Urit d States CommtAi0nVr
J. D. CRAWFORD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
WANTED,

W4 .llsE1 "a iA..I si5ITT4 ~ y a
make himself useidL GddTeGA. b ~ \ stste 70
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PHYSICIANS recommend DR.. Worthington's
Cholera aud DlRrrhoea Medicine for Summer
Complaint. Price Is cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

eral advance III prices was recorded, the Improve.
neut ranging from Il to- FER cent, South CaIolinA
incomes, chesapeake d Ohio currency D., Atlantic
d Pacific incomes, Denver & Rio 6rande cOnk0ls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08

iNDTs..
tfl6Is agents 10 represent m. Ma''tDSe.
ScGeEy; ExtepSiEe territory granted. Far maj, an
PaIL!e4IAn CAll Al E2 ChAplIhe Sttet +"IuIthef
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49,. !. !: !: J. !; !. !. !: .: 81: ] a !. 4 81; q: q. J.
E 6ahiuth : hhNtNttA NNtC
and Hearing, Cough, Iron.
chltis, and Catarrhal Consumption. Complete
Treatment with Inhaler, 81, Atall drnggisIA'.
teS.WkS
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CHICAGO, September The BTovtrt' JoHrHGi re
pofH: licEz-Recgipts 1900 head; shipments $50
head. Market brisk aud 6alcC higher pscklnl
81 I6a4 IS: packing and shipping q S5A5 %; lighl
81 S6A5 30; kkips q 40ai 81; market closed weaker
Uattlc-Receipts S,A0 head: shipments $50 head
NarketSrOng and active; good cattle ScAIce; export
90 IOA6 60; good TO choice S 60AG ": cOmAl0n to
medium 81 O0ab %: range steady; grass Texan
htmer nt 81 69Ai so: wiuter0d T4xas 81 SSA4 81
Anne leans 81 O0GS ~. Sheep-Rec0lpE 4 o head
shipments l,D1 head. Market steady aud active
inferior TO fair g 7SaS 30. good 81 Is; choice $50.
East LIDERTY, September T.-Catle-Receipts
for the week 300 head Of through and $3.50 head @
locGl: market fairly active; gCCd shippers 50 70; TAI
shlppen Is G5AS s.: fair butchcring S. UI5 ~;
stOckeFs and feeders q O0A5 - nUab-Receip8 fol
the week 2i,40 head; PhiladelphiAs 20 LAD ~
Workers IS 96a5 10. sherp-RecelpS for the week ",
800 head; market f'Irly aClive; extra 81 9aa5 l5;
good 81 l0ai IS: I II 81 76l4 IS; common s. 6MS o.
Lambs 81 5oA6 a.
CINCINNATI, EepteUber Live hogs steady;
common and liPhi 81 COl6 10: packing aud butchetS
81 60A5 IS; receipts 80 head; shipments 4OOheAd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
FOR RENT,
TOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

% llNu'
Ihe annual meeting Of the E~tockhold,n =, IL.
tots 10 serve for the ensuing ySsfr aS M ISsen Dltec'
non OF other business, will be held Al ibo Ns y
10 iSS o! SSIEHPAil' on TUESDAY, September ii. y IsSs. al al
au2SIGpl.S.Il C. A. RORvSsOv
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01
N0TFs 0F cuRRFNT fEfNLs.

-Lynchburg, Va, was visited by $780,,
600 fire ON Wednesday.
A German woman WAS killed by light.
ming in Louisville this week.
Madison county has $7,455, $50 worth
Of taxable property aud 5,O63 legal voters
-Robt I. Meacham, brother Of the ed
itor of the Hopkinsyille South Keah,ckioa. il
dead.
The Courier journal thinks II is re
markable fact that each Of the seven dem
Ocratic nominees for State Offices wear mus.
laches aud no other beard.
Michael Pagan was hanged in Kill
mainham Jail, at Dublin. for the murder
Of Under Secretary Burke; the fourth
man 10 suiler for that atrocious crime.
WIN. PITCHER, an indianapolis saloon
keeper, who had been deserted by his wife,
loaded a shot gun with nails. and placing
the muzzle over bis heart, tore it to shreds
A destructive cyclone killing 20-odd
persons and wOunding more than fifty pass-
ed through portions Of Indiana and Ohio
this week. Several hundred thousand dol
lars worth Of property Was destroyed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
"PRAIsE THE LORD"

l02 SHACKIEwELL LANE,
DAIsToN, LONDON, +. May 10, 1913 ]
Dear Interior:
"What does f. C. mean?" writes a
friend 1t was a little mistake of mine on
first arrival. | ought to have given our
address as above, f. However, it makes
little difference, as the postal authorities
know this locality we'll, and a letter with
the misdirection Of f. c. upon it wouldn't
20 out Of the way. London is divided into
postal districts, according to a rule with
which am not familiar, but the different
routes are labeled f. c., w. C., n. s., f. W.,
n. W., S. E, &c. The inner circuit, which
runs a mile each way from fixed centre,
in the heart OF the business city, ia labelled
E. G. and w.. g. The outskirts and sub
urbs are lettered with the other signs, easi-
ly seen to tell their locality according to
the compass points. L. c. means "east Of
CENTRE" w. C.. "west Of centre" Dalston
is an eastern suburb and our true letter lie
F.; Of which please take note in writing,
If one has liking for perfect correctness
"a habit good 10 cultivate, even though
incorrectness produces no bad result as in
the present case.
Yesterday London turned out in force
for Whitmonday holiday, which, like
Christmas and Easter, is season Of lmost
unbounded reyelry and Publication. We
all wanted TO see London in gala dress,
without being crushed by the crowd, and
at last decided on the Crystal Palace at
Sydenham as place Of observation. The
AGO." at sixpence the head, and within
walking distance Of 10 many hundreds OF
thousands, we knew would never do, even
had it been less popular place OF resort.
Epping Forest would have too many
drunken roughs in il for comfort, though
otherwise one Of the best places to see the
London masses on a holiday But Syden-
ham being thirteen miles by rail, would,
we supposed, give us the golden mean"
We we're after; and il did. Between 10000
or 50O00-rough estimate paid the shil-
ling and sixpence, which secured a railway
ticket and entrance TO the beautiful place.
Once there, one could, il he wished, spend
a lot Of money on shows Of divers sorts,
confectionery, lunches and varied merchan-
disc II was we'll worth the time and mon
ny TO visit this famous resort ON national
holiday. There was entirely too much
Of course, as there Is every where
In England, but We saw no one past the
merry point yesterday. Every one "kept
his legs" though not always "well under
him" and ON the whole there was far bet
Ter order than We should have had at a
similar great gathering In our own country.
The outdoor sports were the fayoriies I'M
III a soaking rain after dinner drove the
crowd away from archery, boating, bley'
cling and lawn dancing. The latter was
not the brisk, lively thing We had read
about, and all because they tried 10 import
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

In letter to the New York World
Senator Bayard, of Delaware, makes
the following suggestions of true re-
form: 1.-THE excise system can be 50
arranged, am sure, as to do away
with the army Of spies and agents and
the detestable inqusition practiced I'M
der the present law. A tax upon the
sscertained capacity of a still can be
substituted for the hosts of political
stOrekeepers and guagers and armed
marshals, who now constitute the
chief power of the radical party in
many States, and sensible reduction
of the rate of the tax TO a true reven-
ne point would accomplish vast re.
form and give vast relief"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01
Garrard County
DEPARTMENT.
uoBT. II. WEST. Editor.
LANCASTER

LANCASTER.
Blind Tom, the negro who hiss created
for several years past such sensation in
the musical world, will appear at the City
Hall, next Wednesday night.
Misses Marian Wooliord, Katie Ma
son and Sadie Huffman and DR.. Morgan,
attended the decoration Of the soldiers
graves at Camp Nelson, Wednesday.
The work Of tearing away the Robin
son corner began TO day. In few weeks
II will be replaced with two new and hand
some business houses Of the most modern
style.
The session Of franklin Institute clo-
ses next Friday. An entertainment con-
sisting Of vocal and instrumental music,
recitations, sc, will be given on that
night.
The wonder why there are 90 many
wagons and horses at l.. w. Burdett n
Co.'S mill, is answered by the fact that the
customers get 40 pounds Of the very best
-four to the bushel, and meal Of the very
best not killed in grinding. I
We notice great improvement in the
appearance, and consequent increase Of
trade at Mr.. Bailey's old stand since Mr..
McRoberts took possession. lie will keep
the best Of everything in the drug line,
and we bespeak for him success. 7
The trial Of the men Geo. Gates and
Clark Jones, who are charged with having
burglars tools on their persons was hsd be-
fore Judge Singleton, yesterday. They
were held over in bond Of $500 10 an
swer any Indictment that may be found
against them at the coming August term
Of the Circuit Court. Failing TO give
bail they we're committed to jail. An OFF,
Ger from Henry county came after the man
Geo. Dean, who informed on Gates and
Jones. lie is wanted in that courty 10
answer a charge Of horse stealing. The
officer took him away a. soon A. he had
testified. Officer Hunter, Of Budstown,
came up yesterday To see Gates, as he
wants a man the description Of whom fits
Gates excepting a. to height.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

The Glasgow Times wittily re-
marks: "There is a streak of the lu-
dicrous in the Posts persistently saw
age warfare on the Courier-JOurnal.
The fierceness with which the former
prods the latter is only paralleled by
the impervious serenity with which
the latter takes the prodding. Some
kind friend should take the Courier
Journal out in the back alley and tel
il the naughty things the Post says
about it."
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

Col. 7. z. Morrow is making a
good start. He has protested reli-
gion and joined the Presbyterian
church. The consultations of that pro.
fessiOn will be all that is left to him
after Proctor Knott SHOWS him under
by an increased majority and it is well
to be prepared for it.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

IT is said that Mrs. Walter III. Da.
Wis will institute damage suit against
Phil Thompson for the murder of her
husband, not for the sake of the mon.
ey she may obtain, but to have a
chance to vindicate his honor and in.
nocence before the courts. A truer
or more devoted wife never lived than
Mrs. Davis, and the jealousy with
which she defends her husbands good
name, endears her to the heart of ev-
cry honorable man and woman in the
land.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

The County Judge Of MOntgome-
ry, fearing another mob, which was
reported coming 500 strong, called on
the Governor for troops to guard the
Mt. Sterling Jail. He promptly Or
dered out the Cerro Gordo Guards,
but no lynchers came. Mobs are al
ways cowardly and the reception the
one received at Mt. Sterling when three
guards whipped battalion, is likely
to deter a further attempt to take
prisoners from JaIler Punch.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

The republican party is the party
of centralized Government. the mo-
nOpOly creating party, the party of
high taxes. the champion of protect
i've tariffs, the enemy of foreign COM
merce, the enemy of the workingman,
the friend of money monOpOlies. The
democratic party is and always has
been the champion of exactly the OPP
pOsite principles.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

George Alfred Townsend has an in
come of $1,000 year from his writ
ings, and Annanias was struck dead
for lying. Annanias was born too
soon.-[New York Star. Gath, as
Townsend is known. was knocked
down for lying few days ago. Then
Joe Blackburn slapped him for the
same ofense. So it will be seen that
the way of transgressors is still very
hard.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01
Great DIsceIen.

That Is daily bringing JOY TO the homes Of
thousands by saving many Of their dear ones from
an early grave. Truly is DR.. Kings New Diseoy-
cry tor Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss Of Voice, Tickling In
the Throat, Pain In side and Chest. or any dis
ease Of the Throat and Lungs. positive cure
Guaranteed. Trial Bottles free. regular size 81.
at Penny A MeAlister's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

The Auditor has refused to pay the
military escort of Gov. Blackburn to
Nashville and very properly. II the
old fellow wants 10 make an exhibit
ton of himself. he ought to be willing
10 foda the bills and not call on the
State b do so.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

The Presbytery of Idaho covers an
area of 100000 square miles. They
have II churches and but 10 ministers.
The work of church extension isgreat-
ly hindered by want of pastors. The
Presbytery protests against the gov
ernment's action in taking from Chief
Moses and his tribe their lands.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

The Covington Commonwealth says
that "GOv. Blackburn's visit to Nash
vile was more agreeable than his Wis
Il TO the Democratic Convention at
Louisville. The Nashville people
didn't boot him. They respected his
Office"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

Hon. HENRY WATTERsoN deliver
ed an address before the literary socie.
ties of Vanderbilt University, Tues.
day night, on the "Homicidal Side Of
Southern Life" He touched slightly
on the "higher law" but admitted
that the carrying of concealed weap-
ons, an offspring of the war, which he
characterized as the mark Of COW.
ard and BLACKBOARD, is the chief cause
OF the hundreds of homicides that oc.
cur yearly in the South. The address,
like all of his productions, is both
readable and instructive.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

Mr.. j. G. CECIL, who was nOmi
mated for Register of the Land Office,
emphatically denies that there was
any combination with Sheldon and
others, whereby they should have
Clerkships if their votes were thrown
to him. Sheldon, Grant and Hite
Miller seem to be equally as emphat-
ic that there was such an under.
standing. The Office of Register is
one of the poorest that is elected by
the State at large, and yet there are
more applicants and more fuss over
the spoils than any of the others.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01
Valuable BLUEGRASS Farm
FOR SALIcl

oner for sale my Farm Of eos Acres, stua-
ted near Walnut Flat, the stanford Crab Or
chaTd turnpike, miles from stanford. About 40
Acres la cultivation; balance Ia grass Good spring,
plenty good limb. and we'll adapted 10 stock Ia q
good neghbOrhOOi. VIII sell al a bargain the
above tract Of lao and give possession Al any time
Tor hirther particulars, inquire Of y. b. Owsley,
stanford, KY, or write 10 me Al Dayllla, Milan
county, Texas. (l2s-tn y. HENRY FISH.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

For the information of our gener-
ally correct neighbor. the YeOn'an, We
will say that this Senatorial District
is composed of the counties of Boyle,
Casey, Garrard and Lincoln, and not
of Lincoln, Casey and Russell as
printed in that paper three times
week.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01

The Cincinnati Enquirer shor:
time since published an interview
with Gov. Blackburn, in which that
dignitary made some allusion to
claims against the State allowed by
Judge Buckner, in the Madison Cir
cult Court. The Judge has replied
in card, pronOuncing the statement
alleged to have been made by the
Governor as a falsehood, without the
shadow of foundation. Our col.
umns are open to the Executive for a
response. Surely the great and good
man will not lie under such an impu.
tation.