Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-24

thing out u. X. Wearen.
Your account Is now ready for you
Please call and settle At your earliest con
venienoe, as ! need the money. II. {
Bright.
Turn out ell ye dem ocrais, and repub
licans too. to hear Hon. J. Proctor Knott
speech At Stanford, Thursdsy Afternoon
next.
THE letting Of the grading and masonry
Of the new streets will he on the al day o.
August aad not the 2cih as the advertise
menl lad II last week.
THosE indebted 10 me will confer Il
vor by calling and settling their accounts
! need the money and trust this little re-
quest will be needed. II. @. Rupley.
SUNDAY was the hottest day experienced
here this year, though the mercury didn't
go higher than 95'. But Thermometers II,
like iombstoRes, for no two Of them ever
tell the same tale.
W. will not take postage stamps 10 pay.
ment Of subscription. DO not se.d them
10 ne. Paper money is a. safe to send In 4
letter We have more stamps now than
We can use in year.
VIZ have secured the services Of X. &
Draper, n competent miller from Ohio, and
will commence grinding to-day. Machine.
~ and every thing in Grst-clrss order and
We guarantee the best Of -four. Will buy
all the good wheat in this section. Meal
isler, sAllee n Go.
Frozen SSAKE.-Uriah Bright found q
snake frozen as stiff NJ poker between the
layers Of ice in his fathers ice house the
other day. II was some four feet long, a.
large ~ a ~oman's wrist, and had no
doubt crAwled in TO get cool, when he got
more than be bargained for.
THE Cumberland Falls Hotel, kept by
Mr.. 5. Ovens, Il the most pleasant place
the mountains 10 spend the summer, either
for the invalid or pleasure seeker. liz
mineral waters are fine, the fishing and
hunting good, the boating nice and the
cuisine just splendid. Stages meet the
daily trains on the C.S X. X. and take you
10 the Falls for supper.
DURING the sontinusncs Of the South.
srn Exposition, at Louisville. Ky, ICON.
nescing August lat, and continuing 100
days., the Louisville 4 Nashville Rail-
read will cell EHcur.ion Tickets from any
Of ils stations To Louisville At one fare for
the rousd trip. Thee Tickets will be on
sale every day, from l.. a N. stations and
will be good 10 days. allowing ample time
to visit the Grsaisa Exposition ever held
in the South, and second only TO the Cen.
isnniAl at Philadelphia
FRIENDs Of Bobbill and no doubt Bob
Bit himself are trying to make capital
among the colored voters by telling them
that Judge Hill il for stock law, which
will compel their owners TO keep them in
their own enclosures and for whipping.
post Law. Both Of these charges are abso.
lutely false lie IL for neither law and has
80 expressed himself frequently both in
public aud in private. For our own part,
we would like TO say trulhfully that he
was for the whipping post, as we believe
that such Law would be Of great advan-
iage to the State in preventing crime.
VIZ have !. from a reliable source that
Bobbilt has agreed with Capt. Boone that
he will vote as many Of his followers for
him as he can, provided Boone induces his
republican friends TO vote for Bobbitt We
can not believe that many men, who claim
10 be democrats, will vote for Bobbiti, but
We wish those few TO know how they are 10
be traded oil. A vote FOR Bobbilt ia worse
than vote for a radical. The democracy
has put forth candidate and il is for the
success Of the party, not so much as for
the success Of Judge Hill, that every dem
ocrat should feel il his bounden duty to
vote for him.
AN ExTESsIvE WRECK. On Sunday
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