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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
HOME COMFORT,
Alter n Rainy Ride n Country Physi.
elan Tells What He Thinks
Of Some People.

~ wish 10 gracious soma people WonId
learn when they need a doctor and when they
don't" exclaimed Or. e rs lac entered
his house in O cosy little village in the intei-
or OF the State of New York, after tedious
night ride OF many miles. u have been down
among the mountains TO see man, who the
messenger said, was very sick and not likely
20 live TIL morning unless he had immediate
help, and found him suffering from rather
sharp attack OF collie. which his family might
nave relieved in ten minutes II they had
,rsin OF sense and two or three simple RENE
dies in the house. But no; they must remain
IS ignorant ss pigs. and when the least ache
or pain takes them, send for a doctor, whether
they ever pay him or not"
"Why, Doctor, what kind OF simple renle-
dies, as you call them, do you expect people
to keep IN the house, asked his wife, as she
poured him q cup Of hot tea
"In this case" answered the Doctor, "n
they had only put BENsON's CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER on the mans stomoch he
would have been all hight in IN hour. md
saved me sdreary ride"
In all ordinary complaints il cures al on 'e'
AL diseases are eliminated from the system
by what may be called expulsion or extrac-
ilcn, or by NJ ion of the two processes. Ben.
sons Plaster promotes both. II inctteS the
torpid FLYER to act, and sends Its heading
soothing influence through the myriad pores
Of the skin. All other plasters oblise the pa
ten, 70 walt. They give him hope for 10 NOR
row. Bensors Plaster gives him help to day
which Is better. do you think: Bay the
CAPCINE aud keep 1t In the house Srice'21
cents
seabury & Johnson. ssedttest Chem
lists. New York.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
First Class Brick DXslling and Store Room

TN A THRIVING PLACE. THE UsDEa'
II signed offer at private sale the Seu'
bined situated on Main street. Heikburg. W.
Va, the said occupant doing large and pre-.
ftsble business: the store room 10 Zee long
and z feet wide hall Of said room ,heiyed,
S,sss lights A hall on the north side leads 70
ire dwtilInz hou.e, conf aiming room, AMI
kttrLen, an f.ted up IA the besi oil style, roof
n tine building II covered w!tn.tron and tin.
n "a considsred one OF the best location, la
ioyn 10. grocs rie., drJ goods, drug sore, re.-
isursnt, o. hard ~Hre store, a. veil a. pie1s.
grt dwssIInz place. tattsfscsoSy reasons
Given 'oT sell ing. Terms OF sale on tssJ pay
FoT frrihsr PAR culsrs sfdress
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
PORK pAckER0.
PORK PACk8No.
-. Q. LIST, Jr.,
PORK PACKER
which are now ready NJ ~ ~ q
26 Fourteenth 6tr0Ot,
nyh Q. Msa0 - ~ bsAaAsd .LAaSO
,,TATEOF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY Of
- Ohio. I'm the Circuit CouTtbf OHIO county.

I,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY Of
- Ohio. In the Circuit C"nrtpf OHIO county.
George Baird June Rales, 1873.
william v, il beatty In "T .ts.sgS%.S Sl'A ."
The obi ect Of this suit IL To recover . juds-
ment ia favor Of laid plaintiff. 0eorgc Hard.
against tho defendant, william u. Beatty,
for balance due on open account from said
defendant TO said plrintin for prof.ssionnI
scIvIc,s ~ physician, such balance
amounting 10 u, s1;.ij with interest thereon
from May q, 1878 untI payment. and
The costs OF this SUIT: and TO subject W
the pay meut and satisfaction az sneh Iudg.
rnent the right. title aud interest Of said
defendant In LOT No. u at the corner at
thapline ana Twenty fourth streets. In the
West Virginia, laid out IN town lots by NJ.
". Chapline and Others, being same lot con.
veyed "a Richard Josl In his life lime ny
Thomas horbbrOok and wife. raid Tixht,
title aud Interest OF said defendant In said
lot having been levied upon aud attached by
the hher n ~ said county by virtue 81 M or.
der Of attach ment In this suit at O'Clock snd
Is minutes T. M. ON May %, lss. Itappcas.
Ing from an afiidayit lied IN this suit ~ said
rules that the defendant, William II. ltcsuy.
IN not q rec ident al thisHints Of we,tlSirginiA.
and he not having been served with prScesz
herein, IL In. ON motion Of sald plA ntin. of.
be and he IN hereby reIui ed 10 appear withis
one month after the date OF the nrst pubti-
cation ~ this order and do what ~ necessary
To- protect HE Interests. 49,.
Witness my hand this 9Th day OF June, isA
Az hO,OLiDObI
Clerk ~ Circuit Court Of ohio county. Wet
Virginia Ies.io.nsss
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

DIANe FOR sALE.-AN ENCELLENT
/ second hand Piano Tor sale. Arply 10
], II. W, Regis or office.
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MI FIT VIRGINIA. OHI0 COUNTY CIR
w cult Court, May ~, lsss.
Thomas Hughes adm nisiraior Of the estate
Of Eliza hughes, d. ceased,
~ Assrsr~IT.

Of Eliza hughes, d. ceased,
~.
Henry Jonant.
~ Anrsr~IT.
Tho order Of attachment heretofore issued
In this cause having been levied 0n tile real
esiaie Uf the defendant, hersin after moss
particularly de scifb"d, aud TIE obJ-ct OF thts
suit baInx 10 TrroSef from tue defendant the
sum OF $50. with Interest from July w.. 1875.
until paid. the amount OF n note made ~
Henry Consut, the def' ndsnt, 20 Eiika u
Hughes, deceased, dated on the i'uI day ~
July, 1875, and paysoIe 90. year after date.
with Interest together With 'b. cost ~ thi.
suit, aud 10 subject Ia the payment NJ said
debt, Interest and co.ts, psIoel OF Lana BE-
longing 20 the said defsn liant. GU which the
said order 81 attachment wa- Iesied ~ s'ors-
said, and which l. silaa'sd In ONO e9an.y.
Ssst EhSi"'a o,i ana oo Tn'i rs S OF Of
Tho John AK nson isrn lying b.
tween the track 81 the Pittsburgh, Wheel.
irg ana Kentucky railroad and ONO hivef
hsginDiug a. q point on the north line ~ said
fam where tho north llbc cuts the west linz
Of the srrip 81 ground ownsi by the saId
O. mpnny thence - deg. W 10 The Ohio river.
them. DOWN the ohio river With the moan
den thereof i!5 poles, more or lees, 70 the
sguth line Of salj farm. thence With tsld Hn.
s6I Ito the wet line OF said "Trip 81 lsnd
oaned by said company, ana theme Sis
Of bsginning. containing I2y serr..
ase"p,ln q Hsf, Of ~ .sy 3 i.-, u Win
the use and benefit 81 Tie other paH ~ John
AtkIds1n's farm. said sight of way Doing
q. sTIy alobx the line 81 .bs ue.ils work And
said wsy from Ihe old lime stone quarry 70
the OHIO river: snJ ~ Appearing from 90
sf,tdasit flied Ia this cause tsst the said de-
Tendan, f. A non-re,idsnt 81 the state OF
W.si Virginia. n ~ ordered thsf the said de-
PENDANT prem within one month alter Tho
rrst publication 81 III. order ana 40 rhH
Is us.essary % protect his Interests. It "
,urt bsY or,lertd that copy Of this order D.
pubiI.h.d once q week tor four surese&ivv
S1rks IN the wheeling Daily hsxistsr. Q news
paper " hicb D. published ~ tbs county.
oopy. Tote: ,,,
II. N. UssELI- Plaintiffs Any. -
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The Iron sTOl,iers.

The foundry at IrOnton, o., Is closed.
The lockout continues at Keokuk, Ia.
The foundry at Dresden, o., is closed.
Trade is worse than in panic times at
Chicago, Ill.
Molders are requested to stay away
from Decatur, H., until further notice.
The molders' strike continues a
Utica, \. \.
Work continues very poor in the
foundries of Philadelphia.
SiXty-twO mOlders are employed in
the New Castle, Pa, stove foundry.
Meyers shop at Cleveland, o., re-
mains closed to all union men.
Memphis, Tenn, molders appeal to
their craftsmen to stay away from there.
Trouble is anticipated at Lima, Ohio,
owing to the large number of idle mold
ers constantly to re had.
Trade is dull in Troy, y. y, Cllssin-
natl, o., Peekskill, y. y, Jersey City,
y. j., Albany, y. u, Pittsburgh and
aS rule everywhere else among the
mOlderS.
There has been somewhat Of an im-
IIoNtLlCllL III lllt WI liS SbO'S
trade since our last report, although
many manufacturers are making large
amount of stock, with the expectation
of a good fall trade, which We have
every reason to expect, The machinery
and agricultural branches have had a
very good season, and prospects are Ell
couragIng.-IronM Olders' Journal.
Men who persist in going to towns
where there is trouble should be allowed
to walk out. 1t has always been the
case when a strike is announced as
having taken place thata lot of mean
fellows rush i'll with the expectation of
being paid to go away again. 1t is time
this was stopped and the names of all
such men published for the guidance of
the various unions throughout the
cOuntry.-I.abo Tribune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

- 70 from Youthful impTuIenne,
tNTf0thYo causing "e-voIs Deb'Nty'
Su.iGlgtO mental ard physical We tk-
70. Valuable igform.Joa for h. M elre
..,,,pAG FREE, ON NO COX z 5 *; Ego go
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nopslryERpl


80 - - - Wo91n11D rT
are never fmisaaed o. eoansssfeflea. IA160
especially true Of afkntly ne1is1nA. aAA q =
posinvs proof that the fsnsdy initiated ~
lhs hieheat value. A sooa - % - beoo
nssea ana proved By ths whole woeid NJ Hep
Rttsn was he pures6 bsstanA iAest yAlnab1o
family medicine on Earth, many Limitations
sprung up and bssaa 70 seeal The n0essOtD
which the pres apd the people Of The country
had sxprs.ed the msrits Of II. q, md IN sveU
way trying 70 induce sunhring invAitds 70 -
their stun Instead, expecting % make no1sv
on the credit md good name q b. .. Many
Others started nsstrums put mp In similar styis
10 II. b, with yASio1sly devissd namB In
which the word HOP" or aHops- uere uasl'
In way toinduse people to believe hey vssO
the Same - Hop Ritters. All such prsisaasa
remedies oreures, no matter what their styis
or nameis. and especially thoss With The wora
.Iopr or "f3ors- In theirnams OF IN any w
connected with them or their name. are ini
tations or counterfeitA Beware OF then
Touch none OF them. Use nothing bat genu.
inc Hop Bitters, Withe Uunch or clustsr q
yreen Hons en- the white label. Trust moth
ins elte Druggists and dealers are warned
sr.,insi dealing In insitations or counterfeits
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Glass Notes.

The lint glass WORKS At ottawa, ILL.,,
is idle.
The Warren glass factory at Cumber-
land, Md, is running steadily at pres
ent with good prospect.
The national convention of flint and
lime glass manufacturers will meet at
the Parker House, Boston, on the 10Th
inst.
The glass workers of Wheeling and
vicinity propose to have picnic on
Saturday June Is.
Our home glass factories seem to be
doing fair business for this season of
the year.
The Independent Glass Co., Pitts
durgh, expect to start up soon, having
been idle for some time past.
The two furnaces of Adams & Co.,
Pittsburgh, will shut down July l. They
are stocking up Oh jellies and special
ties,
Messrs. Offender, of Philadelphia,
have commenced the building of their
window factory at TacOny, and il will
be ready for blast on the first Of Sept
ember.
The Canton, Ohio, glass works have
just begun operations. When in full
blast the establishment will employ
about 200 men and boys.
Trade Notes.
The production of copper in the
United States in 1882 amounted to 40
900 tons of :, 240 pounds each as against
80, SEQ tons in 1881.
The bricklayers' strike still rontinues
at Chicago. 1t was thought settle
ment had been arrived at last week,
but such is not the case.
A bed Of superior magnetic ore occurs
on Warrior creek, not far from Patter-
son, within mile of the bend in the
Hadkin, North Carolina.
A general strike of the 5ricklayers
Of Dies Moines, Iowa, began last Mon
day. They demand full pay for nine
hours on Saturdays, which is refused.
The horseshoers of Cincinnati. have
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

ERAME HOUSE, No. So NORTH FRONT
IL street, Island. Lot SKIES feet. blouse
contains seven rooms, good cellar. bath room,
ranged. Good drainage. A very des!rsole
location, being but short distance from the
bridge. Apply 10 WIN. ID. Mccoy, o.
,esraod ALEXANDER BONE,
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The Scale Question.

The .Amalgamated Association is ell
titled to the hcarticst congratulations on
their success in the important matter
of the scales. The Manufacturers Pro-
tective Association is also entitled to
acknowledgements for the consideration
displayed in not prolOnging a contest
uselessly. The A. A. will be all the
more willing, on account thereof, to
lend the mill owners union a hand
some day when it needs assistance most.
1t Is satisfactory to know that the very
best of feeling now exists in the iron
and steel industries between employers
and employees. We shall be glad next
May to publish the employers PROPOSE
ton, providing they state precisely what
they mean. Ii is very unbusinesslike
and demOralizing to make demand
with a margin attachment. The right
way to do is for both parties TO az
knowledge that all understand equally
the situation, and base propositions on
what the profits will ailOrd.-l.abor
Tribune.
There are some changes IN the new
scale signed on June lSt last. The items
are: One dollar per ton extra for boil
ing for extra railroad axle iron. In the
guide mills, Is 80 bar is paid >i.75.
Hitherto there was jump from inch
at = per ton to inch at $50. The ill.,
termediate size was paid $40 by some
manufacturers and only the rates by
Others. The change was made to ar
range this discrepancy. The several
sizes ofnut iron, from Ii 10y at so,
10 - Is by ) Ii at S4.25, have been in
cluded, just the same, however, as has
been paid without formal agreement.
On nails, lining and clout have been
added. These comprise all the changes
from the published scales of last year.
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Personal.

Miss ASNIE BUcHASAS, Of Crab Or.
ehArd, ia with Miss PAnthsa Mckinney.
Mn. w. b. McRoBEKTs is back from
the Pharmaceutical Convention at LeKing.
ton.
-MrssEs MoLLIE AND LEILA Owens, a
couple Of West End beau ties, we're here
yesterday.
Miss KATE WHERRTrr, Of Lancaster,
was with Misses Lizzie and Rosa Wilson
Wednesday.
MRS. KATE EDELIN,. Of Alum Springs,
arrived yesterday and is the guest Of Mrs.
Geo. IL. Bruce. She will take music Les
sons from Mrs. J. NJ. Philips.
Ma. JANE A. LEIGH, Cashier Of the
City National Bank, Of Louisville, With
his wife and daughter came up yesterday
and are the guests OF their relative, Mrs.
Judge J. NJ. Philips.
Ma. sPEARs FIsHER left at this Office
yesterday, a sample Of honey made by bis
bees. that only had access to locust bios
sons II u very clear and seems sweeier
than the ordinary honey.
-REvs. WILLIAM DAvIDsos and s. X.
wAldron, Of New York. Evangelists, are
in town. They are ia Kentucky for the
purpo-e Of increasing the sale Of Mr..
Barnes sermons, Of which mention has been
made in this paper. They will also preach
when occasion presents itself.
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RELIGIOUS.

The General Association Of Kentucky
Bsptis,s, in session at Mt. Sterling, re elect.
el Rev. Green Clay Smith Moderator.
An attempt to lower the standard OF
education for the ministry, at the Southern
Presbyterian Assembly at Lexington, was
defeated yesterday by a decided vote.
-Talmage, the Brooklyn preacher, is
expected 10 preach August 7 and s at the
Deering Camp meeting, on the camp.
grounds about five miles from Carlisle.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Gener-
al Assembly, now in session at Nashville.
selected McKeesport, Pa, az the place for
the next meeting, and the I'd Thursday in
May, 1884, as the time.
The breach between the Northern and
Southern Presbyterians is in fair way to
be healed, and fraternal relations re estab-
lished. The General Assemblies of those
bodies now in session. the one at Saratoga
and the other at Lexington, have adopted
resolutions to that desirable end.
The latest statistics Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church show 1882 churches
An increase Of 256 over last year; l,74s,O2l
members-an increase of "a, sl7. OF preach
err there are II ,976 local and / l OPS travel.
ing ministers an increase OF 295 Of the
former and decrease of 1874 of the latter.
Don't forget that we furnish our sub
scriber with Rev. George o. Barnes ser
mons entitled Goods Love Story" at 81
the retail price Of which is $3.50. Con-
sidering that the volume contains 10 Of his
best sermons and embraces $50 pages, the
price we ask ia but little above the sctu-
al printers cost.
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nEATKS

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LMc0LR COUNTY



lBT rslepAoae.l
Big crowd Of boys and girls went
fishing in Green River yesterday.
j. W. Allen a Co, delivered to More.
land a Land, car load Of $50 ID. hogs al
8 cents.
Born on the 2lst, 10 the wife Of Geo.
w. Drye, Jr, 8 10. boy. Father and child
doing well at last accounts.
j. w. Allen, our prominent stock
dealer, alive TO our wants, left for the East
last night to buy two car loads n thorough
bred and high. grade Jersey milk cows for
the West End.
Mason Jennings ia very seriously III
from an affection Of the brain. A. p. Butt,
formerly Of this county, now Of Butler
county, Kansas, lie visiting friends and rel
atives here. LATHE Matt Adams is visit
ing the family Of John d. Carpenter.
A very deep interest, apparently, is
being manifested in the meeting being
held at the Christian church at this place,
by Ed. Samuel Crutcher. Of Dsnville,
Ky. One confession at the end Of two
weeks faithful service is rather discourag-
ing, hut he seems TO keep uppermor in his
mind the old, old sdage "If az first you
iont succeed" nc. w. r. w.
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LAND, ST0cK AND CROP.

S,a,,baD p,roh Ia .DN p.o.,,
Ii I.h. wa;ohin. a. =, "a o.n,.
wu p,awa,, ho,oh,off Hi.
6 sons a Ga, load Of 600 m hoa.., "a
w. p.oL Iii ,oIs H.. T.,
pooLo..,,. sn.;na 81. - - -.
e. 5000 r'' " "'ON
FT vo..nL...,.,...,ol iii T..
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IN - -, :. o. e'' S'''
IN Mt saIa,.rS o,.... H..
nrn,nIo. 400 70. stqs III ct
o., D. Iii ., - - . g. eros
-. :. 49,. - NJ
wo,L u,,Ias i5I IA L.n5sh i,L =, go
and ,0orI9 min COW. Ts Hnohas
IA Il ..,;m.,aI ,La, H. 49, = ooo ooo
n hen 70 f. wLioh nun,h.r win ~
;no,..sad dor;na ,ha oon,;r,, 80 a. 4
5oo 600 wor,h s19 Roo ooo
TIE Derhv =, ,hs Ioni.vill. r.o,
oou,.o w.. no.,DonoJ nm .ooonn, Of ,he
VIZ -
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-25

-Croquet and checkers are all the 60 in
our town.
Mr.. Lance Leach arrived home from
Texas a few days ago. He has been absent
for some time.
Born, on the l4th inst, to the wife Of
w. J. Montgomery, fine girl; also to the
wife Of VIM. Light, at Tunnel City, a SON
Rev. w. 7. Tyre, Of Hustonville, will
preach for us this year at Double Springs
church for the sum Of $500. The members
Of that church have made up the money
and sent for an organ which will arrive be-
fore a great while. A very interesting
Sabbath.school is going on at our church
every Sabbath. f. b. Caldwell, Jr, Su-
perintendent; f. s. Gooch, J. F. Curtis and
Hugh Singleton male teachers; Julia Cur.
tie, Alice Reynolds and Lou G. Howard fe-
male teachers.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-25

"A new road has been opened TO the de.
pot from the Columbia road for the conve.
nience Of the people Of the west-end Of the
county. There has been some opposition
10 the opening Of the road, by interested
parties, and long contest in the courts
was the result The County Court refused
to pay the expenses but were forced to by
the Circuit Court
There is much rejoicing here, more
especially among the republicans, over the
nomination Of Col. Morrow for Governor
on the republican ticket. Even his demo-
cratic friends seem pleased at the empty
compliment The Colonel, however, can
afford the sacrifice, IL he should be a. we'll
paid az Walter Evans. Col. Morrow is a
clever man, and would no doubt make a.
good a Governor as any republican in the
State.
The Monticello Circuit Court adjourn
ed Tuesday. Three men we're sent to the
penitentiary for two years each. A man
named Sheffield, and one named Felken
we're sent for burglary, and Creswell was
sent for stealing learn that the grand
jury did some good work, and stirred up
the whisky vendors to an alarming extent,
while the pistol "toters" came in for their
share Of the trouble. Hon. John s. Van
Wrinkle, Of Danville, presided, Judge
Owsley being absent.
"A band Of the Salvation Army is
visiting this place since last Saturday, and
have been conducting an enthusiastic meet
ing at the NJ. f. Church. There are sew
ersl women among the band, and they
seem to be az good speakers as the men,.
Their object seems to be to arouse more
religious sentiment among protested Chris
tians as well as to induce non.professors to
reform. Col. T. z. Morrow made profess
sion last Sunday, among others. Sanctifi-
cation Of Christians ia also offered by the
Army
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-25
LOCAL NOTICES.
~ PArNrs Of Penny \ MoAlister.

Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlister.
FTsHIEo Tackle at McRoberts n Stages
NIcE stock Of birthday cards al Penny q
McAlisters.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc
Roberts n Stages.
ALL the colora Of Diamond Dyes at Me
Roberts n Stage.
Jos HAAS Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlieier sole agents.
WArcHs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
You will end new cabbage and straw.
berries and every thing else you want at J.
T. Harris.
CIR your Soda Water, Ice cold and
pure, from the new fountain Of Penny n
McAlister.
ALL notes and accounts due tho Grm Of
J. II. a =. II. Shanks not settled by June
10Th, 1883. will lie placed in the hands Of
an officer. \. II, Shanks.
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Farm For Sale !

/ offer for sale privately, my farm Of s75 Acres
Of excellent bluegrass land. with large brick and
frame residence combined Of ten rooms, within
mile Of the new stanford a Preachersville pike
New orchard, fresh and medical water in album
dance. Improvements 6rst-olass, Including neat
tenant house. In grass 800 acres and balance til
liable. Timber abundant. Church and school
house near by, and the neighbOrhccd unexeelled.
IL Is not often that such desirable farm Is for sale
Ildie perfect: Address me at stanford, Ky, or
sail on me at the farm.
= 123-iyr-oru MRS. SARAH COOK.
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Cath arine Lewis, the actress and opera
artist, has been arrested at Chicago, for
stealing the wardrobe Of her company. Ii
is 4 malicious prosecution, but the method
Of advertising is not apt to become pOpu-
lar among the PROFESSIONAL.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-25
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