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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-19
MARRIAGES..


The social event Of the season at Son.
erset, was the marriage OF Miss Mamie
the handsome and cultivated daughter Of
DIR. J. NJ. Perkins. on Tuesday last, to Col
T. NJ. Thatcher, U. S. Army. The bridal
trip includes a visit TO Cincinnati, ST. Lou
Is and to Iowa, the Coils. former home.
Last evening at o'clock there was q
quiet wedding at the Louisville Hotel
Miss Sarah Huffman was united 10 Mr.
Robt. Young, a nephew Of Col Bennett II
Young, and a well-known civil engineer
Of this city. The marriage took place ia
the parlors Of the hotel and only few in.
innate friends were invited. The assistants
were Col. Bennett II. Young and Miss Mary
MADDOX, Of Lswrenoeburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodcock. Of Lancaster; Mr.. John Owen
and Miss Mollie BurdeIt, Of Rockcastle
The Rev. John A. Broadus married the
young couple. After receiving the congrat.
ulations Of their friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Young drove down to the Fourteenth.
street depot, where special car, provided
by Col. Bennett Young, awaited to take
them to Chicrgo, where they will spend the
honey moon.-[ Courier-Jourdal Of l7tb.
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The Kentucky Synod adjourned al
IIarrodsburg 10 meet a, Hopkinsville nexl
year.
ED. J. $. Sweeney was reelected pastor
Of the Christian church a, Paris. lie has
held the position for fourteen years.
The proirscied meeting At Mount Yer
non Baptist Church, In this county, under
the auspices Of the pastor, Rev. O. +. Big
BY, Is still in progress, and up TO Monday
night there had been 6fty-one additions
Lexington Press.
The Colored Baptist Association Of
the Western States Is in session at Kansas
City, 100 members being present The as
sociation includes Missouri, Illinois, Kan
sas, Iowa, Nebraska, aud the territories, and
embraces about 25 900 members.
Rev. Lotion Barnes, brother Of Rev.
George o. Barnes, preached two discoursss
here on Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
He was given $lO5 TO help build a church
at 0wingsville, where there are IS Presby-
terians. There IL not much resemblance
between him and bic brother.- Paris Ken.
tuckian.
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cAaaaao COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
Paint Lick.

PANT Lick.
Our agent sold 10 tickets for the Lou.
isville Exposition Monday morning.
Mr. X. NJ. Argos new dwelling lie
about completed and is an ornament to our
town.
"A certain widower in this vicinity is q
general favorile with the young ladies and
he has always got sope Of the boys in hot
water.
MIR. Cotton, Of Kirksville, had seven
S50-lb. hogs 10 die few days ago, while
he was driving them to the depot. Jason
shumste sold 22-year-old mare TO Sam
warnacut, foi $40 Tuesday.
The change in the weather has devel-
oped one case Of matrimonial fever alres-
dy, and there are very strong symptoms Of
several others. Judging from the wobe-
gone looks Of one young man II has struck
IN on him.
Every body ought 10 subscribe for the
INTERIOR JOURNAL while they can get it
for the small sum Of 81. Now is the
chance for those who love 10 read so we'll
to get cheap paper Of their own to read
vnd stop running around wearing out their
shoe soles trying to borrow their neigh
boris paper.
Miss Julia Hackley, Of Lower Gar
rard, spent few days with relatives here.
Mr.. David Swope, Of your county, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Ell Ballard, OF this
place. Mr.. Jason Shumate and family
will move TO Missouri this FILL. They
will make il their home in the future. The
ladies here have sent their flowers to win
ter quarters.
LANcAsTER.-Rev. w. o. Goodloe has
been employed by the Presbyterian church
for 81 200, provided they can get a good
residence for him.-W. L. Jones, Of Fay
ette, bought thirty yearling steers at 1872;
% grade heifers OF Robt. Land at 3l@4
cents; yearlings Of Joe Humber at Ste;
5 two year old mules Of B.. Perkins at 500
per head.-M. ID. Hughes has. raised $l65
for public WE'LL News.
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DEANS

Mr.. Robert 8. Lytle received a dis
patch, yesterday, from his brother.in Law,
W. II. Anderson, in Harper, Ksnsas, stating
that his little daughter, Annie, died sud,
denly at s o'clock Wednesday night. II
was the last Of Mrs. Andsrsons pretty little
twins. Her many friends here will lament
their loss.
BRIGHT. Mrs. Elizabeth, wife Of Green.
berry Bright, Esq, died at 8 A. NJ. yester'
day Of general debility, aged II years. Fiji
ty-four years this sged couple have walked
the path Of life together, mutually enjoy
ing its sunshine and sorrowing in its shad
ows. A worthy family Of children have
blessed their union, Of whom Mr.. Geo. p,
Bright, Mrs. l.. b. Adams, Mrs. Swinebroad
and Mrs. X. L. White, survive her, and all
were present to bid her loving farewell.
She was good woman and for 6fiY years
was recognised child Of God, having at.
taohed herself that many years ago TO the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. Rev.
X. ii. Caldwell will preach the funeral SER
mon at Mr.. Brighl's residence this morn
ing at 10 and then the remains will be
brought 10 Buffalo Cemetery for interment
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OK THE wINs.-PAssing through Gar.
rard Tuesday. we counted on the farm Of
the Burnside Bros, Jim and Al, where they
are putting 700 acres in wheat, Eve drills,
seven sulky plows, four harows and four
rollers all hard at work. To run these
machines required 20 men and forty horses
The scene was much like the pictures Of
the famous Dalrymple farm, in DAcota.
On our train bound for Louisville and her
great exposition we're Mr.. aud Mrs. j. J
Walker, J. G. Hemphill aud mother, Mas
Eliza Reynolds, Of Lancaster; Jesse D5,y
and wife, Misses Matte and Sallie Denny
Of HyatisvilIe and Mia Lena Lackey o.
Lincoln, Mr.. w. b. McRoberts, Of the X
@. for Cincinnati and Mrs. j. +. Bruce to
visit her sister, Mrs. J. o. Dunn. in Rich,
mond We had also the pleasure Of meet.
ing on the train C,pt. G. X Mason, the
great Railroad Contractor. Although in
bis Sis, year he is as active as most men
are at 45,And still attends to his large bust.
ness with his usual great ability. lie was
in Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson's command
and il is related Of him, that on one coca.
sion when the General wanted bridge
built, Capt. Mason set to work aud had il
up by the time the engineers had drawn a
plan Of It, and when it was handed him,
he remarked, "You can keep your picture.
The bridge has been up two huurs."
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Dunlap, A. r. Mckee, A. W. johnson, L.
s. McMurtry, J. G. Boyle and J. M. Never,
Of Danville. DR.. Alcorn opened the pro-
&c edinga by reading paper on Pulmonary
Consumption. DR.. Meyer reported case
Of Ovariotomy, where a thirty pound tu-
NOR was removed and the patient virtually
we'll, the 10Th day after the operation.
Dr. Baily reported a case Of twins, one
a negro and the other a mulatto, and gave
very interesting reference to the authorities
on the subject Of super-foetation. DR..
Baily read a very interesting paper on the
use Of Aconite in the treatment Of fever
and other Of the mere distressing symptoms
Of consumption. DR.. johnson showed a
specimen Of Ovarian Cyst, interesting
more especially for the extent OF the adhe-
sion. In this operation, both ovaries we're
removed the 3Oth day after the operation.
when the report was made-patient then
out Of danger. Complimentary resolu.
tons were pissed on the exceptauce Of the
resignation Of DR.. p. W. Logan, late Of
Stanford, now Of Knoxville, Tenn. The
association then adjourned, 10 meet in
Dsnville on the Sd Wednesday in January,
1884, when DR.. A. ID. Price, Of Hsrrods-
burg, will open the discussion by reading
paper on Post PArtum Hemorage.
MADisoS-The meeting conducted by
Elder G. p. Williamson at the Pond
Church has been quite an interesting one
and thirteen additions have been made to
the Church. Two young ladies OF Madison
Female Institute we're baptized by moon
light at Mr.. T. s. Bronston's pond Sstur-
urdsy evening at o o'clock, by him.-HOn.
@. F. Durham and son, Tut, returned from
their European tour, Friday night Both
are looking we'll, and enjoyed the trip
hugely.-While Tom Lacks was handling
pistol, few days ago, II was accidentally
discharged, the ball striking him in the
mouth and ranging upward putting out
one eye.-The skating rink was opened up
in good order and was well patronized
Monday afternoon and night-Robert e.
L. Barlow fell from second story window,
through flower pit, distance Of several
feet, severely, though not dangerously, cut
ting his arm with the glass in the sash Of
the pit.-The combin alton sale Of jack
stock that took place at the fair grounds,
last Saturday was the first exclusively for
such stock ever held in the United States
or anywhere else, 60 far as known. The
sale attracted large number Of breeders
from all parts of the state: also Texas
Missouri, Illinois, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The animals offered were Of some of the
finest strains in the State, but the individ-
usls were not high in the scsle Of merit.
This being the first Of its kind, owners we're
backward to put up their best animals un-
til the experiment was tried. Twenty
four jacks brought an aggregate of $40, 500,
an average Of over SAL. But three breed
ing jennets we're cold for $7S5, an average
Of over S261. Owners and buyers express
ed themselves pleased, and the sales will be-
hereafter held annually.
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MA. q. q. wISE has gone 10 Somerset
Mn. W. NJ. WEBER, the Mt Vernon
druggist. was here yesterday.
--DR J. b. owsLEY was summoned 70
70 Louisville yesterday 10 attend the U. 3,
Court.
--wE are indebted 10 that clever gentle.
man, Mr.. Jame. Maret, Of Mt. Vernon, for
special favors.
Ma. L. Q. ALcoRs, Depot Agent, al
London, came down yesterday 10 get msdi'
cal attention for sprsined leg.
Mis-. w. T. BAUoHMAS and Misses
Hanna Fair, Rhoda aud Katie Hail are at
tending the Louisville Exposition.
Mn. W. p. TATE. wife, Mis- Lucy
and Clarence, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Warren
and James Severance, left on the 23S A.
NJ. train yesterday for Louisville.
Mn. ALEx. ANDRRsos, DAnvIlle cor
responder, Of the CJulr-JOurnai. was in
town last Wednesday, attending the Stodg-
hill-Figg nuplials.--[Lebanon Standard.
Mn J. OrrESHEIMER, Passenger Agt.
n. Y. Central a Hudson River Railroad. il
10 town. lie tells us that be expects TO bring
$50 German families here BY next spring.
Ma II. S. wrrHERs returned from a
Wait 10 his daughter, Mrs. J. w. McAlis.
ter, at ST. Joe, No. lie IL delighted with
the country, but looks az II he was badly
used. A very black eye gives very pu-
giiistic appearance, bu, he hasn't be en-
fighting. he assures us. He struck Il
against mantlepiece.
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Heu Low Rates.

DuRISG the oontinuanceof the South.
ern Exposition, at Louisville, Ky, (com-
mencing August lat, and contin uing 100
days), the Louisville 4 Nashville Rail-
road will sell Excursion Tickets from any
Of its stations to Louisville at one fare for
the round trip. These Tickets will be on
sale every day. from L. a N. stations and
will be good Is days, allowing ample time
TO visit the Greatest Exposition ever held
in the South, and second only 10 the Cen
tennial at Philadelphia.
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BOYLE COUNTY.
DdHviHe.


C. Q. Fox, Esq, was elected county
Treasurer, on Monday, vice John Cowar
resigned.
One hundred and fifty Texas ponies
arrived at the Cincinnati Southern depot
Wednesday night. They will be retailed
by the agent who has been here for several
weeks and who has already disposed of one
lot A demand for cheap horses caused
their importation. They sell at from SAC
to $50 each.
DR.. w. @. Webb, Of Bryantsville, recent
ly discovered on the banks Of Dix river, in
Gsrrard county, boy who is curiously, il
not fearfully and wonderfully constructed
His parents are named Baker. He is if
teen years old and weighs one hundred
pounds. He suffers constantly from heat
even in the coolest weather, and will not
wear clothing. He is only three feet high
and Of rather feeble intellect.
Our distinguished fellow citizen, Col.
Thos. NJ. Gibbons, who left home few
weeks ago, for st. Petersburg, Russia. to
attend the International Grand Lodge Of
Nihilists, has reached In Belle, France as
will be seen from the following csblegram,
clipped from Thursdays paper. "Lyons,
Oct. IL, 1888. A bomb was exploded in the
public park, to day."
Hiram Cowan, a brutal negro, who
distinguished himself few weekp ago, by
whipping a woman, and was let of with
light fine, yesterday assaulted little
Italian boy, named Peter SAM, striking him
blow on the head that would have felled
an OK. When demonstrated with by Mr.
Fred Lazarus he drew his knife and threat.
eded to kill that gentleman. He had moi
been arrested at the time this report closed
Mr.. Il. G. Fishburn and wife, ol
Waynesboro, Va, are at the Clemens
House. Mr.. Fishburn will purchase farm
in Boyle County II he can find one to suit
him. He is brother of Mr.. ]. A. Fish
burn, former citizen Of Boyle county
Mrs. Geo. ID. Fisher and her two children
of st Louis, are at Col. Jas. A. Fishers.
They will remain several weeks. Mr. o
T. Sut6eld, Of Louisville, former owner Of
Mr. II. Headley's fns farm, was in town
Tuesday. Mr.. w. A. Sayers and wife, of
the Cincinnati firm Of Sayers Il Scoville,
the extensive buggy manufacturers, were
in town Sunday and Monday, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. q. Thurman. Mr.. Thur.
man is state agent for the firm. Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Warren went to the Louisville
Exposition on Tuesday and will return on
Saturday evening. Major. r. W. Meier
ran and wife, of Austin, Texas. arrived
Wednesday evening. Mrs. McFerran will
visit friends in the county for several
weeks. Her husband left on Thursday, for
Columbus, Ohio, where he has business.
Mrs. J. ]. Yeiser and MIRA G. s. jackson
went to the Louisville Exposition, Wed
nesday.
The Central Kentucky Medical Assoc
citation met at Gilcher'sHoteI, Wednesday,
by invitation Of the prOprietors, and were
called 10 order by Vice President, DR. John
L. Price, Of Burgin. Present, Drs. II,
Brown and Ed AloOrn, HuatOnvills; DR..
James Kinnaird, Lancaster; DR.. A. ID.
Price, Harrodsburg; DR.. w. @. Webb, Bry-
an,svillei Drs. J. @. Carpenter and J. Steele
Baily, Stanford; Drs. X. w. and Fayetts
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


Miss Pauline Breck will not teach here
this winter, as was her former intention.
SO We have a new cousin at Mr.. w,
II. Higgins. Well, here's to him-May
he live long and prosper.
Our sidewalks need improving badly
Can not our CITY Fathers be aroused to &C.
ton 10 this particular That old bridge
on Lancaster street is especially shame
10 our town.
Mr. w. p Taiem and family returned
Tuesday, from visit 10 relatives in Indi-
ana. Miss Ora WilmOrs, Of Nieholasvills
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NeYer GiYe %.

II you are suffering with low and depressed
pirits, los Of appetite, general debility. disor'
dered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any
disease Of bilious nature, by all means procure
bottle Of Electric Bitters. You will be surprised
to see the rapid improvement that viii follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and &c
tivity will return; pain and misery will cease,
and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise OF
Electric Bitters. Sold at so cents bottle by Pen
ny a McAlister.
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Thursday, October rs, 1883,

And II not disposed Of, will on that day on the
Premises be sold 10 the highest bidder for one
third cash; the residue ON ts0 equal annual pay
ments with interest rom date until paid.
On the same day October 18th We will also sell
10 the highest bidder, the premises our stock,
and Cola, one Of the hnest young Jacks Ia the
county, between 400 aud 800 barrels Of Corn, some
Mnea. ana Rye, two z-horse wagons, Farming
~ 10 be menti Toned. The personal properly will
b. sold on a credit Of six months.
Any and All OF sale property viii be shown 10
Sny one desiring TO purchase, BY my son, any day
on the premises. said lands lie between the LIB
erty and II usionyille turnpike road and Liberty
ana MiddleburR turnpike road, and within miles
Of the depot Of the railroad, vhich road will be In
running condition inside Of two months. ConVea-
lent 70 churches. dc., In good nelghb0rhood.
is7-td y. W. ne WHORTER a son.
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1T should be he desire Of every person
who has any town pride, to assist all they
can in entertaining the Odd Fellows next
week. The hotels cannot accommodate the
crowd by several hundred, and the citizens
should come TO the relief Of the local
committee. Let every house keeper do his
par. 10 send the delegates away we'll pleas
ed with our town and people.
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CLAY CoUSrY.-A friend hands US the
following On Sunday the 18th inst, fouI
miles below Manchester, Clay county, KY
Simeon Dezarn shot and MORALLY wounded
Frank Robertson. Cause, women and
wine. Dezsrn has not been arrested. On
18th inst a small boy Of Susan Primers. Of
Clay county, Ky, shot the top Of his little
sisters head of BY accident with rifle.
Boys age . years. girls age 3 years.
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FRANK WoLFoRD SrAoLE, convicted
and sentenced TO be hung at Somerset for a
triple murder, has confessed 10 three othsr
murders committed within year and un'
ill now mysteries. lie is said to be the
most hardened criminal Of his age, 10
years, ever known.
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ISAAC HErRIoK was yesterday declared
insane and ordered to the asylum. He Il
a native Of Pennsylvania, but has recently
been teaching school in Clark county. The
nature Of his insanity is very singular and
Il was hard matter for the jury 10 deter.
mine.
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SENT UP.-Harve Camden who picked
aquArrel with Ansel Bsush, a one armed
man, and struck him on the head with a
rock, cutting terrible cash, was tried be-
fore Judge Brown Yesterday and sentenced
10 twenty-five days in Jail and 6ued $50.
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RELIGIOUS.

DIR. s. Irenasus Prime, the distinguish
ed Presbyterian divine, preached last Sun
day in the village Of Bedford. N. Y, where
he delivered bis frat sermon fifty years
ago.
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Public Sale 1!
AND RENTINGr
Not being able TO attend to my farm, will on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1883

Rent II TO the highest bidder for the year 1884.
~ Iies on both sides Of the pike leading from STAN
lord 70 Hustonvile, about 81 miles nom the form
or and miles from the latter place. The farm IL
very productive and well watered
20 the same day and on the same premises, I
Feeders, Yesrlines and Calves; aiso Iof Of thor,
ougnored Cattle, young and old, OF the Kniehtly
and Victoria stock and one very nne aged Ball. a
.ot o. Mules, Horses and Brood Mares nv Farm
rroduce, consisting Of Wheat, Rye. Corn and Hay;
all my Farming Implements, such a. Plovs. Har..
ness, Wsgon, Grain Drill, Hay Rake and many
otner articles too numerous 10 mention.
transferable Of six months on ali sums over
W. under that amount cash. Notes REQUIRED.
negotiabie and payable In bsnk, with intsrest
Terms must be complied with before removal Of
iSs-'d y. g. MURPHY,
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THE two boys, Alex. Smith and james
Vernon, arrested for highway robbery
were acquitted OF the charge, but convicted
Of carrying concealed weapons, and given
ten days in Jail and fined S25 each.
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A sIsE pound boy makes Smith Baugh.
man feel like his trousers are much toe
small for him. The youngster arrived
Wednesday night.
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Buy the Gale Chilled Piow-the best
and cheapest of T. r. Walton.
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REMEMBER we are sole agents for Philips
a Bros' Lebanon celebrated Roller Patent
Flour. Bright a Curran.
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THE Coal Miners In Laurel have return
ed TO work without an advance Of wages,
and the coal famine threatened here will
be averted.
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AT Highland, on Wednesday, A. r. HOr-
ton was fined SIS and given ten days in
Jail, for carrying concealed weapons.
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A NEW line Of Qusensware just in at
Bright a Curran's
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CONE and see the biggest and cheapest
line Of Cooking and Heating Stoves ever
brought TO Stanford. Bright a Curran. .
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Thy Newland n Whites Flour--ihe best
straight -four made-for sale by T. X. Wal
ton.
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NEW and comprehensive lines Of Tin
ware, Glassware. stonewsre. Harness
and general Groceries at I. X. Walton's. .
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To MERoHAsTs.-A 50.gallon coal oil
Tank for sale cheap. T. K. Walton, Stan
ford.
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MICS s.sorlmsnt Of Tea Cakes can be
had Of s. &. Myers.
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You can shoot pArtridges tomorrow
without paying 81 each for the sport.
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FINE Virginia Smoking Tobacco al 8.
y. Myers.
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Public Sale /!
LAND, STOCK & CROP.

We will offer for sale our Lands, About 800
Acres Of Farming Lands, lying on Carpenters
Creek and Green River, miles North OF Liberty,
~ miles south Of MiddlebuIg aud known as the
slaugh ter Farm one Of the best stOck-raising and
graln-gr0vIDg farms In Casey county. said lands
will be sold privstely on any day from this date
until
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BRICK RESIDENCE for SALE
IN STAMFORD, Ky.

I offer for sale privstely my house and lot on
Somerset street which Il occupied By J. NJ. salee.
Possession 10 be given Jan. I, fs8t Terms reason
aas OF call on Robt. 3. Lyle, stanford, KY
1sito dec.i Harper. kansas.
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Fall and winter
M i I. I. I N K r. Y !

have on hand ara an daily receiving bcauti.
fol and complete line Of Fashionable Millinery, 10
which invite the attention q the ladies. have
taken extraordinary pains IN iis selection and am
confident that an examination IL all that Il neccs-
sary 10 purchase. Call and see me.
is7-t MISS RELEE HEGHEe.
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NKw lot Of Canned Goods, cheaper thar
ever, al T. X Walton's
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An slsgan, line Of OvercOa,s just receiv-
ed BY Edmiston a 0wsley.
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NIcE lot cake. and cracker. at T. R
Walton's.
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Call on me before you buy anything 10
the grocery line. T. X. Walton.
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onkArrsr pumps in town att. R. Wal.
ton's