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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
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Tucson police are paid st the rate of one hll fred dollars per month. are on aa.v twelve hours out Of twenty-four.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Mr. J. A. Hoover arrested ID Tucson a few days since, charged with the theft of watch from a party ID Tombstone, and taken 10 tbat place by Sheriff Ward Of COchise county, had hearing m the justice court yesterday morning and was discharged, there being no evidence against him. He # appears, traded watches with another man and promised to give boot, but failing to do SD the man bad him arrested with Jhc result as stated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

A good mining association in Tucson i. won .r- only advance the mining i1tara of this country hut would afford miner p-Irecti1u to their properties and u-o1a-ata sa e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The safe received here for use in the office of ". F. .s Co, is both burglar and fire proof. II is of the McNeal S Urban make, is seven Hanged and weighs nearly seven thousand pounds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Don Sant rl on enninEtOn street ls making the largest improvements of any man iu town at present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Tine daily maximum temperature m Tucson wares between sixty and seven tv degrees above Zero.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The first attempt to manufacture pins in this country was made soon after tte war of 1872.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Pete Xxi chen has sold his ranch and cattle for thir-v-six thousand dollars. He will hereafter reside with his family in Tuce.u.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The contemplated improvements ID tae jail will, among other things, con -is- Iu rai-iu- the jail wall, placing gIckets m the corridor doors and sup plying each tier of cells with patent arrangement by bich all the cell doors can Js 5ol'el by the iailor in charge wli.- -tauiiug iu tbe corridor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The first fruIts Of the new cIty govern uent is co be sern ID the force of men am0loyel ! ou Congress street grading 1t down Co Irs proper level.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Brown bre. - nulatto children.-Bos- ton Commercial Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Chronic jumpers and reiorator# oa-i5 to Je ruled out ot all mining eane7- With such a law n force there Toula .'+ fewer bloody feuds and less causes For complaint.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

A rtie weighing seven thousand 00ur rs was -areived a f-w days since for --s in ;he office of Wells, Fargo < Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Three births and seven deaths were ~oc-rlei 80 Sm Augustine church dur ing tls past week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

A ely S enographsr IS to be employed st a rate not exceeding feu cents n7r fBllo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The criminal element appear 70 have sua~!le !, both tue recorder and peace justices complain of having nothing to do
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Mexican 70 ey Is ds.ouuJeG twelve cents en the dollar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

l- expert is l1 be employed to in- ye--i-a-e the Niessl accounts at an ex- -an-- not t1 exreeI fifty dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The first copy of she Napa County Vinicnlturist reached the CITIZEN office this morning. The instructions given in the culture of grapes ls quite learned and would undoubtedly uterest those engaged m the business. but to tlc averare Tucsonian It has a less par ,-arra tban an a70ha fnilor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The c.tv authorities contemplate a re- uoval OF the recorders office tO the old e. urt uo1se bl.ldIng.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Joseph P1g to Al SPencer, c B pine
 Nm J Ross Co 4 Spencer, Old Put mlue, Hi-Lo mine, and all of his in- tereSt lu Alta California mine, Sl0O0.
 B aad Ella 5 ChiteDden to Columbia coPpe-csmpaEy No 3. mining claims aud miu site n Heiveta district. 19a9SS shares Of capital stock, $l.
 Same Co Columbia Copper company No Q inning shares ID Helvetia district I3',seo >ua-es in capital stock. Sl.
 A J Davidson and Adele Y Davidson 90 Frank D Bail g interest Paloverde and Cave mines, Mountain Spring dis t-Icf. SlU and valuable consideration.
 fl c Stevens aud Petra Stevens to the Tucson gas company, lot f, block IT, Sl00
 James R Zimmerman to Louis Renard one fourth interest in the Espersnza miue Sl.
 Jal1 MarUnez to Teresa de Elias. lot i, block 2i4, $l
 " l. Beusley t0 Chas Platt, an undi- vioct h.it interest in the POcohontas Ilne, Empire district, Sl.
 Nm Roche and wife to II B Penney, lot -lu block l94, tucson, s400
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Csruicates or assess sment work oa the Paymasier, PatagonIa mountains given by A Baldwin aud q Bert
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The revival meetings continue Go lr- crease in interest and numbers. There will bs no meeting tonight, but tlH meetings will continue Sunday and dur ing the coming week. Several miners have become deeply interested. one uniting with the church. "Oh, Where Is my Boy tonight was sunC uy Miss Madba-ry with great effect.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The Mayor has is,nrd orders to 5he Chief of Police that through hlS force the streets and sidewalks must ue NeHt clear and from merchandise, empty boxes, piles of wood. garbage and lAe stuff that now ID many instance -i5- commodc pas ing travel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

By order of the Council the ioLUw.1r notices have been posted ur ir rlf various portions ot the t1wl- All per sons are hereby prohibited from en-r- g-ecating ID sounds on the le wal. and Sc avold impeding the progress 'f oaesinC ladies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Don Sanford living 0u fine Sol3.-a, loaned a lame man, go passing stranger, 1 horse last August. Neither horse or Ual turned mp again til a few days s,nca. when the auima. was fortunately Ta- covered. T. appears that the =trauze- not only stole the horse loaned him, hlt several others from the same uaichl9r- l-ol
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
Official Records.
EocATIoN NOTICES.

LncSg Boy, Red Rock district, Jan. I. V l Nlt @. el.
 tocu-. Palmetto d.stricr. Jan l. Wm Gurn.
 War Chef. Wa- Chief South. Royal Blue, l7ouclad. Ironsides. Hercules, Iron Gray, l-on Duke, Aj0 district, Jan f. Martin Meyers, Wilson Beach and Robt Young.
 Esperanza, DO district, Jan l. Juan Cruz, d. Zimmerman.
 BlenHveniura mill site. Silver Bell district. Jan x, F Austin.
 Little Georgie mill ste. Happy tnouglt mil site, Empire district. Jan 20, Geo RosSruge, Vail
 C ark Extension, Silver Bell district, C U Clark.
 Ei-h;y-Threc. Helvetia district, Jan l. John Ma-serie. Chas AltschuL
 tTlbrai,er, Helvetia district, Jan g, john ~Gaie!. J K Buckrap.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCsOS. PIMA CoUSu TERRITORY oF AEIZoSA.

Har.haw. A. T.. IannalE '. ]. T l.... ] ..
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

--Fsyss,e added 20 convic,s to the army
already at Frankfort this week.
The body Of W. J.. Ro,hwell Virgin
ian, was found in horribly mutilaiesl
condition In Scott county.
Three sons Of Eliss Debusk, Of Morgan
county, KY, aged fourteen, twelve, and
eight were husking corn in Geld. A dis
puse arose, which the older boy settled By
drawings revolver and shooting his young-
or brother through The heart -
The republican sens,ors held caucus,
and decided 10 postpone the election Of a
President pro tempore Of the Senate until
after the holidays. The democratic caucus
has renominaied the democratic officers Of
the Senate nominated two years ago, sim
ply ss matter Of form. No fight will be
made.
As the case stands, all the assassins en-
gagged in the Ph@aix Park murder have
been hanged. Carey, who told the truth
about the murder, was assassinaied in his
turn, and his ssssssin has been hanged
England msnsges TO make hanging busi
ness matter. II has been but a fortnight
since O'Donnell wss convicted.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21
SORES or CURRENT EVENTS.

Beth the Court Of Appeals and the
supsrior Court have adjourned dill Jan
uxzy 7tb-
O.jhisr sheets, WAS liked al 5000. falling
so i've which he iAsguishss In jail.
Salt has been brought Assiasi u. I.
Rabbit, the soap man. for 500. 900 damage
or soaspiritias to ruin young girl.
BARLEY w. Hua.ker Of Barnside,
XIV, was bunkOed out Of $3.50 by rogues
-ho me. him at the Depot in Cincinnati.
A. y. Ba,smsn, Financial Secretary Of
. Louisville Lodge Of Knishis Of Honor, is
..sa.-d Of smbs1.ling 500 Of The Orders
money. y
The Cincinnati southern waaia TO
change il gauge FROM feet 10 The stan
a-sd. 4 isst. 81 inches. bot the Psrnissioa
sfshs LsxislsluIs, Of both Kentucky and
p..as-.ss will have 70 be obtained before
d On b done.
Daring The past year The State Of Ksa-
snsky paid slse. eis 81 for the persecution
q ssininals. $50. CAB for the support Of
iSiols kept BY committees, and t4s2. 800 ~
flr charities, including appropriations 10
a-ylnms maintaining IDIOTS and lunaiies
Kept b. committees. and also the cost Of
transporting fanatics 70 asylsms.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

Mr.. nreck Johnston, book kester for George
Denny a %, says We under estimated the suio"nt
Of aour shipped ~ them. The esae, amcunt
shipped By railroad nom June ., 1859 70 Dec. IS,
vas i,sot,i25 lbs. an average Of so,ooo lbs., per
week, he sides they hauled 70 Danville $1,000 lbs.
This does not include Their local trade which Il
considerable.
-sisigh-ridine has been indalsed In only 70 .
limited extent 30 Ear. simply from the tact thar
very lev had made preparations Cor the snow, be-
neviue that this would prove no exception 70 the
mild winters experienced Cor the last two or three
years. Soon, however, should the snow remain
Few days longer, the tnklins slelgh-beIis VIII be
q. numerous aud annoying as swmmins flies In
summer. CThis comparison IL made from the
standpoint Of bald-headed msn.l
Miss Mamie Odds. sfter an absence ofsevsrai
months vistids friends and relatives Ia Versailles
add Nicholmville, returned home this week. n.
Irwin and Melville Gully are home from Louis
vile 10 spend the holidays. John storms. who Is
attending the School Of Pharmacy Al Louisville
will return "a. day 10 spend Christmas at home
Fam Duncan and John Faulkner, Cussom-house
employees At Louisville, came up to-day. DR.,
stephens aud Alex Rothwell. Of Centralia. No,
spent day or two with Sam Roihwell this week.
Both we're formerly Of this county and went West
years seo. Dr.. stephens has a hne rsputststion a.
a specialist Cor the cure o. stammerine. Misses
Jennie Lsekey. Of this place, snd Lille Gcodloe
Of New ORLEANS, have returned from lengthy vis-
u to Lexington. Paris and Georgetown. Their ma
ny friends will be delighted 10 have them amongst
ne during the holidays Charley Reid Is back
( rom Georgeiown College TO spend the holidays
Charley is preparing himself for the Baptist minis
try and We have no doubt he will prove an orna-
ment TO the profession. Miss Julia GIN has re-
turned from the Cincinnati cSnssr satory Of Mu-
sic 10 remain few days A large number Of our
stude nts abroad will spend the holidays at home.
They are coming In daily nom every quarter.
Miss ssllis Hopper entertained a number Of her
friends last evening at her home on Richmond q.
All we're delighted with her hind. hospitsble
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21
esmT Iicx cAasAso COUNTY.

Mr.. William Green sold his farm 10
Mr. corpelison for 5000 ff
ID @. slaughter hes the finest display
Of Christmas trix outside OF the cities.
jason Shumaie is going to sell out
lock. stock and barrel Saturday and will
start to Missouri the fret OF January.
There win bes Chrisims4iree at Wal
nuits College on the night Of the 25,h
The young folks are anticipating agsy
time during Christmas.
Willis Adams, Jr,. desires 10 state TO
those Indebted to him. that all accounts on
his books. not closed BY cash or note, will
be put In the hands Of an officer January
2nd. 2t.
Mr.. John Parks is suffering with a car
buncle on the back Of his head. Mrs.
Champ shumsie is quite sick. Mr. Claude
Holston. Of Virginia, is visiting relatives
here.
The fastest time on record was made
by w. L. withers, Of Lancaster, better
known % "white Head" who was here on
business Friday. He came up on the train
and expected TO 90 back on the next. but
before he got through with bic bushes, the
train whistled and came dashing up. Louis
saw that IL vas run or get left, 80 he start
ed With hat In hand and his coat.tsil fit
ting In the breeze like a sheet on clothes
line on windy day. But just IS be got to
the platform the bell rang and the train
pulled out. Louis put on more steam and
such another race was never seen. He ran
. few hundred wards and saw that be was
not gaining, 20 he turned back and said he
believed he wouldn't 90 on that train. IN
Gle Billy Wesren gave him a fair start the
next day and he won the race with all ease.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21
exsaxS0 COUNTY DfSxs7skxr.
Lancaster.


born to the vita Of Dr.. BIZ. Walter. on the
10th, boy.
-Nn Cart Pissss died Ia ,hIs county. 10 day.
Of consumption.
Mis- Asnis Carroll, ofthis place. viii be mar
Rid to-day V Jask Adams. 81 this eosaty. Mr..
AdHns Il an industrious. prosperous young farmer.
The personal estates Of n. o. Mclean and j..
Wade waller were sold Wednesday and Thursday
b. DE-. W. G. Montgomery, receiver; W. N. KIRBY,
kuetionecr.
-Nk, sslils AeG.F.sy. q LsxiAsten. iSsk-
psetsd 20 arrive Saturday 10 spend the holidays
witk Mo- hzrion Wooliosd. Miss Lula heKin-
neg. Of stanford. viii be with Miss Flsseis Coos.
hi.s Kate Caldwell Of syfsx. viii be with Miss
b1llle Andsrs0n.
--Ths Lancaster Hop Club. which has been In
existence ave ys.n. viii give one Of their delight
al impromptu hops Al the Mason House on The
evening Of the 9th. During last winter they gave
10 snlsftainmsnts. all Of which wsrs success fnl.
Clark Farris. formerly Of this place. recsnt ~
Of Atlanta, Ca, has leased the Lancaster Hotel
livery stable aud has purchased carriages. stoeF,
Ae. He will take possession Immediately and will
rsfarnlrh the establishment with entirely new
outht In a few months.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

To.pAy We enter upon the third year Of
our existence asa Semi-weekly, the first
i-u~ N that form having been given to
fhe public two years ago Yesterday, and
during that time 20s numbers have been
rrnt out. This has given almost double
work % the EDITOR and while We are saiis-
fed With the pecunisry results Of thesEMr-
WEEKLY, the difference between our In
rome now and under the old weekly re-
CINE, IL hardly efficient to pay for the ex-
cess Of labor and trouble. Were IL 10 be
done again, We candidly admit that we
would stick to the weekly, but having put
our hands TO the pillow. we must not look
back bot press onward hoping that our
ucrt cherished wishes will be realized be-
fore many years. We have no right to
complain even now, for we are doing az
we'll az could be expected 10 a town Of this
si.e. besides we feel proud to be able to
give our patrons two papers week, when
Cor % many year, a weekly was unable to
.urvive here more than six months or a
wear al time. We are vain enough TO thinh
that We issue a reasonably good paper,
vh;le We believe all will agree with usthst
at 81 yer year it is the cheapest In the
State. Just think Of il, you who are &C.
cussomed to grumble at high prices, we
,rnd out 1O4 issues year for 81, less than
two cents a copy, and we give you she
news as fresh ss it can be had. At the low
price which we have fixed on the paper, II
IL unreasonable for any body to think we
can afford to credit for subscription. We
can not do il and we therefore trust that
our patrons will not ask ID. To those who
have given us their generous support we
pssurn our heart felt thanks. and wish
them and theirs the happiest OF happy
chris1msses.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21
MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT.
assssess bvJohn .. fisb.

w. G. Hiatt has so head Of good feed
ing cattle for sale. Address him at this
place. r9E - srwWv~
ID. M. Cress has 20 mules for sale; also
10 horses and 10 mares. Address him at
this place. ra.LN l -
Tho young folks are going TO HAYS a
Christmas tree Tuesday night for the bene-
81 Of the school at his place; all are invi-
I'd 10 attend. H
Track laying on the X. G. r. r. has
bsen delayed about three weeksb By reason
Of the Ksyslose Bridge %. having failed
% put Up she bridges in time.
Snow fell Tuesday night inches deep
ard The weather has been very cold -incs.
Snow At this sesson Of the year Is said to
Be grss; beaeit TO wheat crops
Times are growing monotohous up
here There has not been = killing for
about two wsst,. II somebody doesn't
hurry up and kin somebody. old Rockcas-
de viii iess her reputation for killing.
Elders A. J. Pike and Jesse Tyres, who
have just closed wsst's meeting II Free
dom Church. send wosd that they have had
. glorious meeting; S4additionr. nearly all
By eosSsss;oa- Elder Pike Is getting 10 be
almost sseoad George o. Barnes.
u. L. Whitehead will spend his Christ
mas In Williamsburg. George Fish 10
home IRON Lexington for the holidays.
Mis- virgis Rsppsrt has closed her school
II Pine Hin. hiss ssllie Whitshesd has
finished her dine Il Lviegsioa. There are
several othsr schools that win BE ont this
weak.
The young ladies Of the Christian
church will give supper next Monday
evening AT the church. Tia prooesds will
be applied towards reiuraishing the house.
The admission will be SOC for each person.
All are respectfully Invited 70 attend and
By 90 doing eepiribuls somslLing 10 our
common benefit Misses CIos Williams.
Maggie Adans, Ella Joplin s9d {dA Adams
form the sonnitsee. NJ,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. T. p. Hale. Of DAnvills. viii
prs.ch Al Bright's school-HOuss Saturday
night. 22d.
-Rsv..R. b. MahOsy sad w.A.simmons
have lust closed twslvs days meeting At
MiddIsburg, which awakened great reiis-
IONS interest in that section. Five confess
"A Jesus Lord. Mr.. MahOny, who has been
pastor 81 MiddIsburg church. has rendered
n. resignation. lie leaves tin good con-
diiion and he says he never kne" oe''ei
people, nor one 10 whom he became more
endeaTed.'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21
VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lands
FOR SALE.

offer al private sale my krm Of about 800 acres.
In 0arrsrd, about one mils below Camp Dick Rob
inscn. With large cottage hoass Of eight Ieoms 10
number one repair, al necessary outeuildinr. and
ne sry ali being In grass. On the place IL distll-
lery q shout 100 bushels capacity. The turnpike
from Dsnvills 10 Lexington runs threugh this
% les scrts part Of The b. n. Jones isrnA On the
sane pike. sdjoisins the above. The tuo places
VIII - sold a. whole, divided 70 suit purch.s-
reiin the distillery, crit can he removed. Also .
smslllarm adjoining the sbovs-described proper
~, With fair Improvements. In the intsrsection OF
the Dsnville and busns Wat. taInpii~. con'Ais-
jeinIng lands Of T. Dunn- Alss . store house 10
the town Of Brysntsviile, warehouse near the de-
pot In Lancaster. burial lot 10 the Lancaster GEM
very liberal terms. Fer luther partiealsr call
on OF address WI. HEHAELEf
SD. isu bryantssiiie' ny
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21
nAKknLE. s0riE COUNTY.

w-s--s 90 ...a,n- ..,,,. $780,, a. In
49,, COO a. /, ,oo M. :, $50 M, head.
-heeu' 'ne NIUE "n " "' s''D''-
e"ik' 'e'y :" w" ~ -, - :. :
asy morning. MI - - S'. "
'ne business % 'ae o'ei. M ~. ~ - n.
80 ~ -. $50 - -. -. -
ms 70 MIS- Nsnn,s DonA ~. 49,. ~ ~ - !.
S'e'. oa wv w." ss,.,rsa -. !, an.
n-'ies ~-s ~
'~"s ~ p''o-
's~.s ~. r,,,s,. ~.
r fieP.n.s '" ~ - 49,. .s...,.
'1., So 49, . -, - -.
''o" ,nis Pnee w"
snieiPa'ea.
NUS a n'n" ~. ~ ~ ~, -
DrA'.ne.a, =. .-. ~ A..
ing. 10 nA''' ny" - - :. x,.. |.
s'o'' 10 ~"e oss ~" -
inenes hish, 'y~" o'a' "'
81" IfrJ' pon'' y 40 s'e''y Ivy. ~, -
brote ner veg between 'ne ,n.s ~, -.
nesosy evening sue --, ~s''ns nv ao"'s - :
neishoor' MIA he.d. -ho Nv. on me o'.ns.
Of ID ana wa'na' s''es''. ~. a. W. ss"a'' ~
was called In and gave 'ae p'ofe s'en." nv
injured lady VINO vas 's'ons e'"''''a''s ''' NV
lowing morning.
Tine SECOND ,nAi Of A. O. he"'''.y' "' 'e'nas
. half pint Of whisky resulted IN ans'ee"en'
eight Jurors being 'or 'he aeienoAn' s'' 'oa' ~,
the prosecution The Gases nave oesh s'nususa
until Friday week. s'fo iee care against w. Deu
dow. At,be time tins roper. e'essd, a case
against @. Z. pofam hsd oeen ealea OUT 'ns "'~i
lad nes eo~msnesa =, ~
-. m.,,. 4. &C., ~, ..,s,.I
o,1"Vs 80 s.-ss 49, w.,,.,a.v ,.o,nI,y An
ye~,' f ~. ~ a. ~,r.~.,t A, .nov,,,,,
''on' - -, - -, A. 49,, .nS
died uI,heut struggle He leaves several chill
drep, his wife having died sbont year ago
Capt. 5. NJ. Boone, OF the revenue service, In
. recent trip 70 the mountains vas IN the neigh
-. ~ a.,.,,oo.I ,u,n =,
~. ....s~s 49,. -. -h,.h ~. .ona,o-
p.~,,., $500, "A rno. AT, r..
-. k...,... =. "a. ..,.o, ero,h., An, ,,s.r,,d
10 some younger members Of his dock Who had at
landed nunexous "apple paripgs" during the iaii
and Al the conclusion Of some Of them. had err
gagged In the awful sin known ss dancing. He re-
's'rs' p.av ~ 80 $3.50 80 S.'-,,..s -.
e's1 80. a 4. :, .,,s,.., h.m, ~
- - -. -s.s A. Il. 4. ~ .o,.rs~.,,,,
'n :. - -. s,,a.r ~,,s ,hs eo.,oo.
sitieu we'll - the manner Of the singing that he
sought an introduction 70 the preacher and asked
him for a copy Of his ode Brother Allen heard
the request sr.eiously and promised 70 send the
nj, one A., ,bis v,-t. Tn. ,ol-
80. -.
Good people hsi.' sas
A Young woman lately died
and rop-sd from ali her wealth and pride.
She once pfc'ssssa NE ls'. = ~
TIN the young sioner drew her Oh
And brought her soon at saints 70 SCOT.
One friasy mo'h'ns' '
Her stubborn heart began tos ehe'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

In very sensible article the Versailles
81. shows tho evils Of the credit system
and advocates that lie merchants require
nosihly instead Of ssni-snnusl sssils-
msnis. We commend the suggestion 10
our basines men.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

In l. with profound sorrow that We an
nsuscs that Prof. ,Evsngelinus Apostolic
cles sophoeles, the venerable occupant Of
a ths Greek Chair in Harvard Univsrsi-
~ i dead. II was caused By trying TO
preuonncs his own name r
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

TIE Cour, Of Appeals has decided that
thss tAs act creating the railroad oommis-
"a. i eoassitutionsl and that the taxes A.
ssussd BY Il l. valid and must BE- paid
rhs oonpsaies will nov have 70 ante up.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

rnE Daily Ssaiiad Democrat Mt stsr-
ling. has materialized and IL is most
erediiabls sheet. The people Of its section
should, and no doubt viii give 1t iibsr-
nj reppoTi.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

VIZ are glad to observe that Randall
10 % b Chairman Of the Committee Of
Appropriation. Though c,nsiderably of
% shs t.riE question. he has been TOO good
|. dsmocrzf 10 be entirely ignored and
Mr.. Csrlisls has shown his good sense By
sppsiufins hin. Joe Blackburn wanted
he position, but then We would like TO
know what there ever was or ever will be
in the shape Of an Ofice that Joe didn't
want
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-21

TuE Fenian brotherhood Is greatly in
ceased at the hanging Of o'DOnnell and
are holding meetings at various points 70
pledge themselves TO avenge his death.
We r.iher think there is more sympathy
expended on O'Donnell than the occasion
demands. He took ii upon himself 70
murder = man, Who deserved il I'VE must
oo.ssss, but il was murder all the same
s.s be has no more than atoned for IL. IL
would be . consumstion devoutly TO be
wished, IL our laws we're as certain to pun
ish murdsra,5 re those Of the English.
We <0ald not have 20 chronicle one every
issue Il they were. .fHl