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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

The republicans can not conceal their
uneasiness at the unexpected action Of their
opponents Ia preierring Mr.. Carlisle % Mr.
Randall for speakership. They are rais-
ing alarm cries all over the country. Mr..
Carlisle. they say, Is free trader, South
erner and heaven knows what.
When political party get, TO the end Of
the rope, 20 TO speak-when Il has no long.
er the peoples interests at heart, but aims
only 10 retain power for the selfish ends Of
lie leaders-then Il resorts 10 such in'imi-
dating methods as the republicans sre now
using. II was 40 10 1889 and 1880, when
the democrats saw that they were about to
be deposed. They had nothing to offer the
people; they no longer cared. nor were able
to serve the country. Like the republicans
now. they wished only TO retain power and
90 they raised the cry Of disunion;they call
ed themselves the union savers," and de-
nounced the republicans as abolition
isip," Union halers" and the fssailanis o.
property. The democratic "abolitionist'
CRY Of those days vas intended to serve the
same end as the republican free trade" CRY
nov. There l. neither truth or sense ia
this cry, in one case or the other and thu
only intention was then as now TO misrep
resent and bv misrepresentation 10 scar'
timid and stupid voters.
The democrats ought 10 take ooursg'
from the extremity TO which the republi
cans are evidently reduced. They nsedn'
ssk Tor better evidsnos thu, in the election
Of Nj. Carlisle they have struck the righ
track than l. furnished them in foolisl
outcries Of the republicsns.
II will be the fault Of democratic iimidi
" ifthe ridiculous prstense Of "soli'
South againsia solid North" makes th
least headway. Such false issue can 10
live II the democrats are only attentive :
the peoples wants and calmly insis, on III
true hsue. What the people Of this coun
try want IL the repeal ofneedles taxes. ID
abolition Of surplus revenue, which exist
only for the bens6i Of lobbyist. and ,h
breaking down ofthss Chinese wall Of es
IRENE protection bull, up ~ the greed an
selGshne-. cf few favored End ooddle
Manufacturing interests. which In ID
courss OF year. have come 10 the prsPo@ie'
ous belief that the county exists mainly
be taxed and burdsned for their benefit
IN. Y. Herald.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

To CIR RID OF THE sURPLUs,-Before
President Arthur gets his new scheme Of a
new navy under way wouldn't il be well for
him to explain what has become Of the
1854, 900, 900 the country has squandered
upon its navy during the twenty years his
party has had absolute control fill There
Is nothing TO show for all this expenditure
but 1000 idle officers and handful Of rot
ten ships that can not 90 to sea.-[ChicagC
Herald,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

The following IL Ariemus Wards des-
eripton Of why ne courted Betsy Jane
"There were many sfiectin' ties which
made me banker after Betsy Jane. Her
fathers farm jined ourn; their cove and
ourn Fquelcbed their thirst at the same
spring; our mares both had stars on their
forehead; the measles broke out in both
families at nearly the same time; our par
ents Betsy Jane and miDe) slep, regularly
every Sunday in the same meetin' house,
and the neighbors used to Observe; How
thick the Wards and Peasleys air. II
was a sublime sight In the spring Of the
year TO zee our several mothers Betsy and
mine) with their gowns pinned up, 50 that
they couldn't sile 'em affectionstely bilin
soap together and aboosin' their neighbors.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14
Ercifed Thousands

An over the land are going into ecstasy over DR..
Kings New Discovery FOR Consumption Their
unlocked for recovery by the timely use Of this
great liIe-saving remedy causes then TO go nearly
wild Ia its praise. II ia guaranteed TO positively
cure severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Hay Fever.
Bronchitis. HOarseness, Loss Of Voice. or any afec-
tlon OF the Throat and Lung. Trial Bottles ffee
at Penny A NeAlister's Drug Store. Large siEe'i
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

The bird and the rabbit liar is now in his
glory. l, is amusing TO see notices In cur
neighboring State papers like this; "Mr.
So and So has just returned from pleas
ant hunt in Fleming county. He bsgged
47g birds and 1923 rabbits" At the same
time We probably know that Mr.. 50 and So
had killed seven rabbits. four snow birds
and one quail. = [Flemingsburg Times
Democrat
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

Medical men have for some time arrived
a, the conclusion that consumption is in
fictitious. The matter has been taken up in
a very practical way in the German army,
in which the disease is stated to be very
prevalent All soldiers suffering from Il
are isolated, and. to prevent any possible
infection, on no account are they to be al
lowed to associate with patients suffering
from pneumonia or acute bronchitis, while
special means are TO be taken for the disin'
lection Of the sputa In infectious cases.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

A WIDE MARoS.-A Michigan girl told
her young man that she would never marry
him until he was worth $4,000. SO he
started out with brave heart 10 make il.
SHOW are you getting on, GEORGE" she
asked at the expiration Of couple Of
months. "Well," George said, hopefully,
81 have saved s22." The girl dropped her
eyelashes and blushingly remarked; II
reckon that's near enough, George"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

Justice Duffy, Of New York, is a marked
man, and when woman suffrage becomes
general he will be the first individual to be
retired to the obscurity Of private life.
Hear what he has raid; "SOme people say
mothsrs.in-law are abused class, but since
| have been on the bench l have had be-
fore me over one thousand cases Of aban-
donment. and in almos. every instance the
aforesaid relative made all the trouble"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

A wealthy young man Of Natick, Mas.
while much the worse for drink, hired q
horss. lie fell asleep in the vehicle while
the stablers were Harvesting the horse and
they let him sleep in the stable. When he
swoke he said he had used the quadrupsd
well and fed him At Newton Lower Falls.
He paid 50 for his drive and went of salts
al
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

One Mormon superstition is that chill
dren, when III, may be cured by the laying
on Of hands. More than 5000 Of the little
ones are said to TO have died in the last
twenty-five years who might have been
saved by medicine. The laying on Of hands
Is Of no benefit to child except when he
talks back TO the old mani Chicago Her.
aid.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14

/, is stated that "ihs bread Of repentance
We sometimes eat In old age, Il made from
the Wild oats We have sowsd earlier In life"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14
ne sssf shdl, k.ss Rsarisd Naa EItan

Landlord" said a commercial traveller
at a country hotel near wilhsnspor',
"show me bed" r osof
He was shown. half hour or more bad
pissed when the guest came down with his
candle.
'.LApdlord. would prefer ano,herrooa'''
he said.
whats the natter" ,.f.trf
"Oh, nothing much" rf'N
"But / Insist on knowing whal's the
matter, sir"
swell, if you insist, Ill tell you. The
fact is. I'm troubled with cold feet. That
bed was IN Il fall Of bugs, and there's
nothing mean about me, and amt the
man that's going TO make gang Of poor
innocent bedbugs sleep in the same bed
with fellow who has cold Zee. on q chill
October night ike this. You may have
noticed ths. am rough. blunt, bearded
fellow, but I've got heart in me. That's
all. II you will show ma a bed that hiss
no bug- In Il l can sleep ritha clear con-
science. and you can rsss with Che knovl-
edge that your best crop Of bugs has not
been killed by the FROST"
The landlord gave him another ROOM
[willismport Breakfast
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14
Terms To MAIL sUBscRIBERs.

The several editions Of The Sun are sent BY mali
postpaid, - iollowg-
day edition, u.
sUEDkY-Eight pages. This edition furnishes
the current news Of the world. special articles o
reviews Of new books Of the highest merit. n .
year
wkkkLr-sla year. Eight pages Of the beat
partnent q unsQuslled value. special market re-
p0rts aud literary, scientihc aud domestic intolli-
gonce make The Weekly sun the newspaper Tor
The farmers hoasshold. To clubs Of ten With go
Aadrs.s T. W. kxeLAsD. Psen.As..
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14
THE SUN
NEW YORK. 1884.

About sixty million copies OF The Sun have
gone out Of our establishment during the past II
n you we're TO paste end to end all the columns
Of ali The suns printed ant sold last year you
would get oontinuous strip Of interesting infor-
motion, common sense wisdom, sound doctrine and
sane wit long enough 10 reach from Printing House
square 10 the top Of Mount Copefnieus In the
moon, then back 10 Printing House square and
then three -quarters Of the way rack 70 the moon
But The sun Is written for the Inhabitants o
the earth; this same strip OF intelligence would
Qirdle the globe "a or Is times.
II every buyer OF The sun during the last year
was spent only one hour over IT, and IL his wlle on
grandfather has spent another hour, this newspa-
Der has afforded the human race thirteen thou
sand years Of steady reading. night and day.
ia Il only by little calculations like these that
We can form any idea Of the circulation OF the
most popular Of American newspaper or Of It's
Influence on the opinions and actions Of A merican
men and women. HII
The sun Is and will continue 10 be a Newspaper
which tells the truth without fear Of
which gets at the facts no matter how much the
pr Ooess costs which represents the news OF all the
world without waste OF words and In the most
readable shape, which Is working with al IL
heart for the cause Of honest government, and
which therefore believes that the Republican par
~ must 80, and must 90 10 this coming year ofour
Lord 1854
Ifyou know The SIN. you like Il already, and
YOU will read a with accustomed diligence and
proat during what Il sure 10 b. The most Interest,"
log year Ia Is history. Ifyou dc not yet know
The sun, II IL high time 20 get Into the sunshine.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25
oAssls0 COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
Lnncnafnc


Miss Fleecie Cook will give an enter
isinment this Tuesday evening In honor
Of Mics Lula Mckinney, Of Stanford.
The children Of the Christian Sunday
School were each presented with suitable
Christmas gins Sunday morning.
"A hore stiached to a buggy ran Of
Monday mornlng with colored man
named John Lesvell, completely demol-
ishing the vehicle and bruising the occu-
pant.
--Ab Daniel, Of Cincinnati, IL In town.
Mi~e, Mamie Tucker and Kate vsnMe-
ter, Of Winchester, and Edith Mckay, Of
Bloomfield, formerly teacher in franklin
Institute, arrived Saturday to spend few
days with Mic. Emma Hood.
A. o. Burnside sold Is work mules
Friday to wm. Bsldwin, Of Msysyille, at
sl67.5O per head. Jno. Gill sold him & We
at $50. L. r. Hubble slid gentleman
from Maryland 20 head Of young mules at
$40. They areto be worked in large iron
foundry two years hence.
PROF. ]. w. Lowber will preach his
farewell sermon TO the Christian congrega.
ton next Sunday. White laboring here
he has made many friends who regret
his departure. He will devote his whole
time TO the religious Journal called ApOs.
toiie Church, published at Louisville, Of
which he is editor.
Although County Court day, yesier-
day, was dark and gloomy and the roads
sloppy from the heavy rains on the previ-
Gus night, large crowd was in attendance,
the greater portion, however, came TO town
to buy Christmas supplies. Every store
in town was crowded from early in the
morning until late in. the day and large
sums Of money passed over the counters.
Some calves on the market brought S14.
John T. Higeinbotham bought the Brown
property 10 the North West corner Of Pub.
lie square for 81 ,265 and will erect large
business house next spriug. The Pettus
property was not sold. The highest bid
was $50 per acre but was Withdrawn. A
few mules and scrub horses on the market
that sold at average prices.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

THE ISrERIoR JOURNAL suggests rem
edy apainst the crimson tide Of Grim e
which is emiuently wise. Though the sug-
gestiou has been occasionally made here
heretofore, II has lacked thst backing
which is essential 10 is naturalization.
The plan is to have the incoming Legisla-
ture 20 amend the statutes {. 10 not have
sci,izen ineligible as a juror simply be-
cause he may have heard or read Of the
testimony In a case. Nineten Of the
best men in the county are debsred perv-
ing asjurors on account Of this senseless
and pernicious ruling Of the statutes. Let
the law be 30 amended az to make a citi-
zen competent a. juror, who will swear
that he can and will do justice 10 defend
ants charged with murder or felonies, not
withstanding he may have heard the mate.
rial parts Of the testimony az connected
with the case. We earnestly trust the leg
islators 10 this section Of Kentucky will
give this much needed reform in criminal
trials their earnest and hearty co operation.
-[Bowling Green Gazette.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25
nAKkLiLE. RoYLE COUNTY.

Evans 4 Farris sold on Saturday, to
Tho.. f. Wood, 2l butcher cattle averaging
/, 900 lbs.. at ~ cents. NJ. Wakefield and
Wakefield 4 Farris shipped to Dsnvi!!s
from Gallatin. Tenn, on sstn.dsy, % head
OF 2and 3 year old cattle, costing in Gala.
tin and Al cents. Bruce 4 Harlan ship
ped last week to Barney Crosson, Of Phila-
deIphis, IA head Of good harness horses.
Returns not in.
-Robinson, the negro, and Webb, the
white man, left on Saturday for Cincin-
natl. They each bought a new suit Of
clothes and had considerable money left
that they had detected out Of Glib Do.
rum, John Ricketts,. Henry Smith, Louis
Faulconer and other respectable oolored
men Of Danville. They have not fingered
any money yet belonging to A. s. McGror.
~, Samuel a Warren or Henry Evans,
Oil no. and days. months, years and ages
will roll away before they do.
MIR. AXE. the proprietor Of .he Clemens
House, sent a respectful petition TO the
board Of trustees en- Friday night askins
that body to grant him the privilege ol
keeping bar-room In connection with his
hotel. He assured the board that he
would not sell to College boys or other
young men; to known inebriates or men al
ready drunk. He promised TO observe all
the restrictions the law throws around the
sale Of liquor aud TO keep only the bes,
brands. but the board dill no, grant the pc.
tition.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25
Mt. VERNON 0teasTxekr.


hanaged brJohn 3. fisb.
II heard the bells on christmas day.
Their old familiar csrrols play,
And Wild and sweet
The words repeat
OF peace on earth. good Will to men.
And though, how. As the day had come.
The befics Of all chrisiendom
Had rolled along
The unbroken song.
or pesce on earth, good will TO men.
Tin ringing. Staging. on iis way,
The world revolved from night to day,
voice. chine,
A chant snblime,
OF peace On earth, good viii 10 men.
The Christmas tree tonight promises
10 be a success II will be at the school.
house.
Work on the X. @. r. r yards at Liv.
ioe.,on has been suspended for time. II
will be commenced again 10 the spring.
III. II. Baker, our sheriff, has settled
with the Auditor all the the taxes for 1888.
He has paid the county claims for 1882
and has enough money In his hands to pay
OF one Of the county bonds. which call for
$1,000 each.
Monday was the mesnest county court
day we have had In long time. The wa
tiers were 90 high the farmers could not
cross to get to town rs usual. There was
no case Of importance on the docket.
The following is a list Of marriage II.
censes Issued BY the County Court Clerk
since last report: 7. J.Cofiee, Jr., to Mis-.
NJ A. Mcclure; James Steel to Miss Sallie
Taylor; John Roberts TO Miss Almirs
Ssmms; p. J. Cringer to Miss Addie Hunt;
NJ A. Kinsor to Mss Rebscca Renner;
Tippleton Hord to Miss Lucy Ann Burk;
Zylott crozle TO Martha Lunceford; A. III.
Soard 10 Mis- Lizzie Hurst; Sidney Asbill
10 Miss Emily Bales; Jordan Norman TO
Miss Martha Jane Enss; Henry Youce to
Miss Mary Boyd; w. w. Doyle to Miss
Adalah A. Maddox. John r. Chaney to
Sarah d. McKinney.
Prof J. w. Sherman, who taught
school here in 1873, is In town this week.
He has been living at Strawberry Plains
sinos :hs, time. He is nov trying to build
an academy at that place. Miss Matte
Williams, OF Louisville is at home. Miss-
e. Zula Williams and May Adams, Of Bel
Seminary, are At home for the holidays. b.
r. Myers and family, Of Williamsburg, are
visiting relatives In this vicinity. Hon. x.
Boyd, Of London, l. in town to day. We
are glad TO lean that Messrs. Rosser a
Dickey have secured some good work on q
railroad In Pennsrlvsnia. One tunnel on
their work is 2.7O0 feet long. They viii
open their work about the 18th Of Jsnsary.
Me.srs WIN. II. spradin and w. B. Cren
shaw will 20 TO Nashville this week. About
the Let Of January they will begin to To-
cate the line Of the Cincinnati, Green Riv-
er a Nashville Railroad.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

Senator Dwight NJ. sabin. the new Chair.
IN an Of the national republican committee.
has an income Of 100000 year. His
hobby Is boots. He has twenty-eight pairs
in his room at washing,on-a pair for
every year that he has lived. He has .
crest on bic writing paper. II is two wav-
ing pine trees supporting circular saw.
II he succeeds in pulling the next repub-
lioan candidate for President through, he
will blcssom out with coat -of-srms.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25
-PRICE's-
Life Of Geo. O. Barnes
THE INTERIOR JOURNAL
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bound In bevelied boards and tinted cloth wfsh
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Healing chapter-6f psges-gives the history, the
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Il In full. Il Is Il book that should be In every
Kentucky home, and should certainly be osned
BY every convert ofGeorge Barnes The book can
be obtained nowhere else for less than $3.50. by
special arrangement with the author. who having
removed TO New York, has largely withdraw al
sgenees. rhe book $3.50 and the sExI-WkEKLH
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INTKnroR JounEAL, Stanford. Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25
TEIE SUN
NEW YORK, 1884.

-,v,. - :,
gone out Of our establishment during the past n
II you were to paste cad to end ali the eolumrs
Of ali tn. Suns printed AMI sold last year yoa
would set eontinuous strip Of interesting iniss-
motion, common sense wisdom sound doctrine snd
sane VT long enough 70 reach HON Printing Hsass
square . the top Of Mount Copsrnicus In iks
moon then back 70 ffinting hogse square and
again.
bet Inc sun sun writer feI the inhabitants 9
% shs s.,ln; n ,ns .sns a. snip o. Intelligence wosia
s'tes ss.ses srs ks,s ss, =. IT The 20 sue s.s A.
sbe.s enly one neor over y, and u his vile %
sss1an, % % sss a-s ,Psni smother hour .his ns.sp.-
ia9a year. q steady rsaaing. night and day.
xs esn form snx a. ~ ass s,,nis,, nhs sns, -
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

There Il Jewish penmsn 10 Vienna
who writes 400 Hebrew letters on one
grain Of wheat. In order to furnish the
Emperor with satisfactory evidence Of his
extraordinary skill. he has written the
Jewish prayer for the imperial family on
the narrow edge Of an ordinary visiting
card.
The schooner Rutherford b. Hayes, ol
Glouehesssr, is supposed to be lost. Thi,
means more than the destruction Of Ger.
tain amount Of property. II means sorrow
widowhood and orphanage. A good deal
has been said In the Post OF late about the
naming Of vessels and Il would seem to us
like tempting Providsncs to 60 to sea in q
vessel named the Rutherford B. Hayes.
General Pryor received for hls services
In defending o'DOnnell. $4,000. A small
unexpended balance Of the fund goes 70
o'Donnell's deserted wife. There was a
strong feeling in the American colonies ia
London and Paris adverse to the in,srfcE.
snee Of the United States Government in
the case. The absurdity Of the claim ol
double nationality is declared to have new
er been more strikingly illustrated than In
the appeal In behalf fO'DOnnell.
"A boy near Poughksspsie took some
paint and dye and fxed up dog to rssem'
BILE an escaped menagsris leopard. And
Of course the dog fel. bad and hunted up
his master. and went 20 snuting at hi'
heels, snd the master went up q tree 90
quickly that Il absolutely astounded the
dog. who sat down 10 wait for the old man
10 descend. II was cold day. the wind
blew and the bare branches ratified, and
the man shIsered and swore for half an
hour. till 6nslly edog barked.
-Mr. John Christopher. Thom as Henry
Duckst and Mis- Mary Susan, and Eliza.
beth Jane Cleveland, all Of North Logan,
In pursuance OF mutual determine tion 10
enter the married state, walked to town
last week, procured license and set afool
for the hills 10 have the knot tied. They
called subsequently, on Rev. Wood Hall,
whom they iound gathering corn, and In
forming him Of their mutual desire and
producing the papers, had him Join them
tight and fast In his corn-held. Il Russell.
VILE Entsrprlss.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

That is daily bringing Joy TO the homes o
Thousands By saving many Of their dear ones iron
an early grave Truly Is Dr.. Kings Es- Dssov-
cry Tor Consumpton, Coughs Cold. Asthma,
Bronchitis, HAY Fever. Loss Of Voice, Tickling In
the Throat. Pain y Side and Chest, or any dis
ease Of the Throat and Lnnga a positive cure
Guaranteed. Trial Bottles ffes, regular sl1e o.,
al Penny a MeAhster's.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

In Salt Lake City the sidewalks ars
twenty fee. wide Th;, probably, is 10
permit mans widow to walk abreast IN.
stead OF In couples when going to his
fuernAl.-[Oil City Blizzard.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

While lot Of Italians were exhib iting
dancing bear In the streets Of Springfield
Ohio, Thursday, the horse Of fruit dealer
named Augustine. became frightened. and
rearing, fell over and broke his neck. The
Italians were arrested and their show con.
"a cated
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

In his lecture on divorce Mgr. Capel
asserted that Proiestantism was responsi'
BILE for the introduction Of divorce into
Europe, and that the granting Of this priv
ilege was opening the food gates to sen.
susli,r Divorces, he maintained, destroyed
he home and thereby broughta nation in.
10 decadepce.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

Education has done wonders for us. "A
Brooklyn man lately advertised In the
same paper, for female eopyist at a salary
Of 81 week and servan, girl at s1s a
month. To the last advertisement be re-
csived just one application for the place; for
the other he received--654p
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-25

A singer in theatre began to sing "Fol
goodness sake don't say told you," end
was promptly bit with rotten egg. Who
threw thar the singer howled. at wM
me-" cried a voice In the gallery, "but fol
goodness sake don't say told you" Thil
brought down the house.