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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05
PERSONAL.

M. PTYros, ESQ IL 10 London.
Mn. Jomx 7. GASo and sister, Mis'
Rate, are visiting Col. w. q. WEIGH.
Miss Luck sINPsos left Tuesday "a
VIII, the Great Southern Exposition.
Miss HELES REID, a little Huston.
Vile beauty, is visiting relatives here.
Ma Ono. ID. WEAREs, wife and chill.
dren are Waiting The Louisville E1Posi'
tivn.
Ma AND Mas. T. T. DAVIES, Mrs
Kate Dudderar and Miss Iva Smiley have
gone 10 Louisville.
Mr.. JomS NJ. ELsoRE ID down in
Louisville attending the bedside Of his son
who is reported better.
-MRs. /. S. McELEoY joined party Of
Danville friends Yesterday and went to the
Great Southern Exposition.
Ma AND MRs MKE ELKIs went "a
Louisville Wednesday, 10 SEE Johu Robin
son, who IL down with the fever.
-MRs. NJ. L. LipscOmb. who has been
Visiting at her fathers, James Robinson,
returned 70 Hopkinsville, Wsdn ssday.
ALL Of the justices, save Squire NJ. s
Peyton attended the Court Of Claims. III
has been sick for long time and Is nov
much worse.
-MEssRs. SIN MYERs, Of this place, and
Tom wherril,. Of Lancaster, hsve gone on
a big fishing excursion and will take in
Rockcastle and Cumberland Rivers.
u. G. HAYS and Dr.. Hugh Reid went
10 Cincinnati yesterday TO have the for
msrs eap operated on, he having nearly
Iost biz hearing in the las, Few days
-Rsv. r. b. MAnoEEY, Of the South
era BAPTIST Theological Seminary, Louis
Wills, was here this week, but il would mol
be doing The fair thing 10 state the s,irsc
ton. NJ .lA
Ma. WILLIAM +. McGEHEE, the gen
uemsn from Mississippi, who had his leg
broken in runaway accident about :
month ago. had 90 far recovere d ne 10 re
turn 10 his home on Wednesday. accompa
nied by his sister, Mrs cambridge.
Cot O. II. RocursrER. Of s,saford
Kentucky, has been spending Few dave
in Superior. and made this Office pleasaaI
call Wednesday. This is his drs. visit 10
This city, and expectations we're more than
realized in regard to it-tsuperiOr wis
lnter-ocean.
--CHArEao sKD BY Mrs. y. &. Truehesrt
the following school girls and others went
10 Louisville on the early "wednesday
mornings train to visit the Exposition ;
Misses Florence Trueheart, Mary Gulley,
Psttis Mo0ehee. sallie May Hnl, Lille
Shelton, Lizzie Watson, Berts shreve,
DorohR Burton Emma aauard. Fannie
Reid, Ella Giveus and
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s0YLE COUNTY.
DanviHe

Mr.. ]. G. Masonheimer, one Of our
worthiest young men has opened grocery
store on Main Street, near Second.
e. Y. Russell and Milly Davis were
before the Police Cour, on Wednesday fOr
breach Of the peace. Russell was fined
50; Davis acquitted.
"A man named Anthony May, alias
New, Sanders, was arrested Tuesday night
charged with stealing horse worth 500
from Mrs. Betsy Warren on Back Creek, in
Garrard county. He was taken to Lancas
ter the same night for trial. lie certainly
acted strangel, for deliberate thief. There
we're reasonable grounds for thinking him
q lunatic rather than felon.
Mrs. L. Creed, Miss L. s. Greed and
Mrs, Gregory, of Columbus, Ohio, have
taken rooms for the winter at the Clemens
House. These ladies are strangers in DAN
Vile, and were attracted here by a hand
some notice OF our town found in "Ram.
bles for Summer Diys"a neat little book
published by the Cincinnati, New Orleans
and Texas Pacific Railway Company.
The reunion of the 4lh Kentucky Reg
iment (Federsl), on the 10th inst. promises
10 be in every way q success. The veter-
ans are 10 meet at the Court house for the
transaction OF business and are to partake
Of banquet prepared by the host Of the
Clemens House. Hon. Cassus Goodloe,
Hon. T. z. Morrow and Gen. J. W. Fin
nell are expected todeliver addresses.
Wakefield, Fariis Il Co sold on We'd
nesday, 10 Matlingly Il Simms, Of Marion
county, broke mules years old, and
from 10 TO IS hands high, at Sl65 average.
Mr.. Walker, OF New York city, and broth
er OF "Veritas" the well known writer Of
the SpAa Of The Times. and himself wri-
ter Of merit on turf matters, over the sig
nature Of "Fearnaughl' was in town Wed
nesday Cecil Eros & Rue sold on We'd
nesday, 10 Mr. Jones, Of Atlanta, Ga, a
pair Of l6 h. bay coach horses fer $3.50
Mr. j. II. Engleman drove this week fine
yearling colt by Gov. Sprsgue, out Of the
dam Of Sandford Keith He showed good
style and made mile in a minute. Good
time for year old colt. Capt. I. D Eng
lish reports the sales Of David Bonita, en-
the 81, and W. II. 1ewmey & Sons, on tho
Sd inst "a follows: At Mr.. Bonts's sale
milk COWS sold from $50 TO $s5 each; l.
sheep S. 80 per head; 40 stock hogs 81 Sc
per hundred, corn 81 per barrel in the
field; farm Withdrawn at $50 25 per acre
AT Tewmey's 10 head work mules at $llC
to $3.50; 10 head good farm horses $75 tC
$40; PIG scrub sheep sold in lots from 5;
to So 80 per head; IS fat hogs at 81 rs; lS(
stock hogs at Al to Al cents; 20 common
yearlings and 2 year-old steers S25 10 So
per head.
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Mr.. Erhriam Manuel and Miss Mar
gsret Anderson were married yesterday Al
Mrs. Polly Wardlow's, the brides mother
Mr.. J. II. stodghill, Of Danville, and
Miss sallie Fieg, Of Lebanon, will be mar.
ried at the Baplis, church on the 10Th inst
-[standard.
Mr.. p. w. Green obtained license here
and was married in DAnville yesterday TO
Miss Ruth Wright, Of this county. lie IL
20 and ehe IS
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Public Sale |!
AND RENTINGl
Not bsiug able 70 attend to my farm, viii On
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1883,

Rent ID 10 the highest bidder Tor the year 1884.
II lies on both sides OF the pike leading from stan
ford 10 Hust0nyile, about 81 miles from the iorm-
CT aud miles from the latter place. The farm Il
very productive aud we'll watored.
On the same day aud on the same premises, l
will sell all my stock, consisting Of Milk Cows,
Feeders, ieailings and Calves; also lot Of thor
Oughbred Cattle, young and old of the knightly
and Victoria stock and one very hne aged Ball, 4
lot Of Mules, Horses ani Brood Mares my Farm
Produce, consisting Of Wheat. Rye. Corr aud Hay;
all my Farming lmploments, such a. Pi0ws, har-
ness Wsg0n, Drain Drill Hay Rake and many
other articles too numerous 70 mention.
TKRns.-Credit OF six months on all sums over
500 under that amount. cash. Notes required,
negotiable and payable la bank, with interest.
Terms must BE- complied vita before removal Of
property.
iSs-id y. 3 MURPHY.
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BRouaHT BAcK.-John Pierce. who
shot q. w. BALL in the head sometime
since almost without prOvOcaiion and who
escaped from the guards a. he was being
brought 10 Jail In default Of $500 bail, was
captured in williamsburg this week BY
James McCArty and brought back TO the
county and lodged in Jail. Mr.. Ball and
friends had offered $50 reward for him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05
AMERICAN FARMER "

slxteen page agricultural magazine. published by
f. A. X. Hackett. at Fort Wayne. Indiana. and
which Is rapidly taking rank as one OF the leading
agricultural publications Of the country. 1t is de-
voted exclusively TO the interests OF the Farmer.
stock Breeder. Dairyman. Gardener. and their
Household and every species ofindustry connected
with that great portion OF the people Of the world
the Farmer. The subscription price is o. 90 per
year. Farmers can not well get along without IT,
II puts new ideas into their minds. 1t teaches
them how 70 farm with profit 10 themselves. 1t
makes the home happy, the young folks cheerful.
the GROWER contented. the downcast happy, and
the demagOgue honest
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A siessioo 10 AN Nantind.

In these times when our newspapers are flooded
with patent medicine advertisements, II l. grati-
ying 10 know what 70 procure that will certainly
cure you. II you are bilious, blood out Of order,
liver inactive, or generally dcbiliiated, there Is
nothing In the world that will cure you 30 quick
ly a. Electric Ditters. They arc a blessing 10
all mankind, end can he had for only 6fly cents a
bottle AT Penny a McAlistet's
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05

--PuLAsKf.-D4niel Tarler. we'll TODD
farmer Of the western part Of this county,
had his barn burned last Friday night
Two fine mules aud a mare, besides a guam
tity Of hav; farming implements, &c., were
destroyed Loss about $1,000 @. II.
Ensel has shipped - carloads Of dried
fruit and has begun on another.
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Notice to Creditors [!

DAYTON FUCKERS ADMIR-, ! Lincoln
DAYTON TUCKEE's, hEs., &c. Court.
The creditors OF Dayton Tucker, detd., are hero
By notified 10 produce before me nj my ONCE In
, aniord, KY, properly verified and proven, their
claims against his estatc, on before the I'D dag
Of October, 1883. Otherwise their claims will be
barred as sgainst the Administrator.
iCs-2t ". a.. WEIGH, NJ. @. L. c. c.
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VIZ learnt hat the X. @. will change il
schedule, Sunday, so that its Cincinnati
train will arrive at Stanford Junction at
II AN. and return at $50 p. NJ. This
train will not be a mixed one but will run
on time and carry the mail, which will be
put on through to Cincinnati and not TO
Richmond "A now
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05

CouRr OF CLAIMs.-There were three
bidders for Poor.House keeper: w. G.
Collier proposed TO board the paupers at
s62 so per year for all over ~ years and
$3.50 for all under; Ransom Carson bid
$50 and s35 and Cyrus Clonch sos and $35
Golfers bid was accepted and he was elect
ed keeper, DR.. + + Stephenson wa
chosen Poor House physician over Dr.,
Pettus, his bid being sl75 and DR.. P.'s
$500, exclusive Of midwitery and surgery
DIR. q. W. Bronangh Was elected Jail ply
stefan over DR.. Reid by 5 to 8 AMI Mr.. ID.
b. Edmision was unanimously reelected
Treasurer. Bond, No. 10, for 81 900 hav.
ing been paid OF il was destroyed in the
presence Of the Court Squire George p.
Bright moved that hereafter no claim for
teams be allowed unless they are used on
the regular DAYS for working the roads, ex-
cept in case Of distractions. Ii was carri-
ed and ordered to be printed in the IsTE-
RIoR JouRsAL. Col. Vsrnon presented a
petition asking the Court 10 subscribe $500
per mile to aid in building the proposed
Stanford. Dix River and Garrard Turn
pike, but consideration Of the matter was
postponed until January. Damages for
building road through bis farm amount
ing 10 800 were ordered paid TO q. w.
Carter. A number Of paupen outside Of
the poor-house were allowed a stated sum
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05

DIvoRoE.-Mrs. Susan Cain has brought
suit against her husband, Thomas Cain. for
divorce, on the grounds that he has been
convicted Of felony and is now serving
term In the States prison. ii. T, Harris
represents the lady.
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VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lamps
FOR SALE.

offer a. private sale my farm Of about 800 acres,
In Garrard, about one mile below Camp Dick Rob
inson, With large cottage house Of eight rooms, In
number one repair, al necessary outhuidincs, and
the land FERTILE and In hne state Of cultivation,
~ arly all being In grass on the place IL distlI-
lcry o. about 100 bushels capacity. The turnpike
from Danville 20 Lexington runs through this
arm, and the iho location is very convenient Al
20 i65 acres. part ofthe b. NJ. Jones farm on the
ssine pike, adjoining the above. The two places
will Be sold a. whole divided 10 suit purchas-
ers. Iho purchaser will also have the option 10
etin the distiilery, or 10 can be removed Also a
amalliarm adjoining the ahOve-doscrihed proper
y, With iair improvements, in the intersection
the Danviie anu buena vista turnpikes, contain
Ing about SO acres. small tract OF II acres, adj
joining lands Of II. Dunn. Also store house in
the town Of bryantsvile, warehouse near the de-
pot IN Lancaster burial LOT In the Lancaster GEM
etery, &C. An the above prop erty will be- aold on
very liberal terms. For further particulars call
on or address WIZ. BERHELE,
sep ID Ut Bryantsville KY.
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THAT small profits and quick sales tell is
demonstrated by the fact that Bright a
Curran are selling double the goods ever
sold In Stanford before.
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HEAVY DRy GooDs. Blankets, comforts
ticking, unblssched muslin, sheeting, tow
cling, yarns and anything in this line we
are able TO give you bottom prices on. Our
stock is large and new. You will have no
trouble 10 making a selection. wv. Hay
dan
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05

DoS'r Fool away your time running
from store 10 store, but come direct 10
headquarters where you are sure 70 find
good goods, low prices, courteous atten
ton, salesmen whc will take the greatest
pleasure IN showing you through our stock
and quoting you what will prove 10 be
bottom figures on everything. ]. W. Hay
Ian
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The mos, noticeable improvement this
week is the renovation Mr.. r. p. Nunnel-
ley IL giving his old brick establishment.
Il nov looks really juvinile, considering il
Is one Of the oldest buildings 10 town.
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FoUED.-A Sash. which the owner can
get by proving property and paying for
this notice. Call at this Office.
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NAV ADyKRTIsEAENrs.
Fall and Winter
M I L L I'm E r. Y

have on hand and am daily rccoivlu~ beauti-
fal and com olete line Of Fashionable Millinery, 10
which invite toe attention Of the ladies. I have
taken ext aodinary pains IN its selection and am
confident that an examination il all that Il necos-
say 10 purchase. Caitaud sc me.
is7-t MISS BELLE HIGHES.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05

Bauer. WARREN a Co. have a new lot
Of those $3.50 custom calf shoes for the la
dies.
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Ma N. ID. wILMor has been commits
stoned =. NJ. at Gum Sulphur and p. IL.
Dunn al Dunnville, Ky.
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THE lumber for two-story passenger
depot to be built at Stanford Junction IL
beginning TO arrive. II Is for the L. a N
and we learn that the K c. will also put
tIp one
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Thursday, October rs, 1888,

And II not disposed Of will on that day on the
piemsts be sold TO the highest bidder for one
third cash; the residue on two equal annual pay
meuts Win inte est ir0.n date Until paid.
On tae same day October 2Jtu) we " II also sell
10 the highest bidder, the premises, oUr stock,
consisting OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs, some good aged
work Muies, some younger Mules, some Jennets
and Coils, one OF The finest young Jacks in the
county, between 400 aud 500 ba rels OF Corr,
Wheat ADD Rye, two 2-horse Wagons, Farming
U1ensils dc., and many other Articles not DecessS
ry to be ment oned. Tue personal property will
be sold on a credit OF six mouths.
Any aud all Of said properly will be shown to
any one desri0g 10 purchase, by my son, any day
on the premisf-. Said lands lie between the LIB
erty aud HustOnyille turnpike road and Liberty
ana MiddlebUeg turnpike road and within miles
Of the depot OF the raj road, which road will be in
running condition inside OF two months. Conven-
lent TO churches, &C., in good neighborhoOd.
is7-td y. W. Ne WHOR7ER a; SON.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT "A large pro
portion Il the readers OF the INTERIOR
JOURNAL are farmers, many Of whom de-
sire = great deal more Of farming literature
than We are able to give ia oar limited
space. To accommodate all such we have
made arrangements with the publishers Of
the AmeJican Farmer to give itss premi
um for one year TO every subscriber e the
INTERIOR Journal who pays his subscrip
ton in advance. The American Fdrma
is n large, l6.psge pePsr, published at Fort
Wayne, Ind, the subscription price oil
which is 81 per year. Every farmer should
avail himself Of this magnificent offer,
which il good for one month.
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A new line Of zsigler Bros, Shoes juri
received at &. ii. 6hanks'.
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A LARGE stock of Blankets and Comforts
Just received BY Edmiston a 0wsley
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Bro line Of harness at bottom figures.
Bright a Curran.
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CD. AYRFs has resigned as Depot Agt
At the Junction and a Mr. Woodson is TO
take bis place.
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HEATIso Shows a, bottom prices at "
III. Higgins. l
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Buy the Gale Chilled Plow-tbs bes
and chespest-of 4. X. Walton.
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Mrssw J. b. McwHoRTER a Co. adj
vertisc In this issue 500 acres Of fine land
for sale, besides a large lot Of stock, &c.
Sale on the 18th.
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Tomorrow the Circus and the fakirp
viii be on hAad. Remember the misfor-
tune Of Mr.. Faulkner HOLMES and do moi
bet against another mans trick.
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You shbuld see that s. boot at Bruce
Warren a Co.'S
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AN ELEGANT stock Of Clothing a, Edmis
ton a Owsleys.
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AGAIN, more Trunks and valises a,
Bruce, Warren \ COS
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Nav and comprehensive lines Of Tin.
ware, Glassware, stonewAre, Harness
and general Groceries at T. X. Walton'e.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-05

Bio lot Of Clothing, overcoa,s, &c, just
from the cities, can be seen at s. II.
shanka'.
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FRnsH oYsrERs at s. s. Myers served at
all hours.
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Nav lot Of Canned Goods, cheaper than
ever, n r. n. Walton's.
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VIZ will open 10 day the largest and
finest line Of Cloaks, DoImAns and Circu.
lars ever shown in this market Edmiston
a Oesley.
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Nav timothy seed at bottom figures at
Bright a Cuuan's
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Nice Farm For Sale !

On account OF bad health, I have concluded 10
mile from Peyt0n's Well and mile from the STAN
ford a Milledgesile turnpike. ID is IN fine state
OF cultivation and has 90 Acres Of Grass. Those
desiring good little Farm, we'll Improved, would
do we'll 10 call on lne.
Dr. n. 4. RHODES,
ls6ft Milledgeyille, Ky.
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Public Sale !
LAND, STOCK & CROP.

We will offer Zoe sale our Lands, About 500
Acres Of Farm ng Lauds lyiag on Carpenters
Geek and Green River 6 miles North OF Liberty,
~ miles South OF Middlebdig and known as the
slaugh ter Farm, one Of the best stock-rasing aud
ain-growlng arms In Casey county. said lands
Will be sold Pdvttely on any day rom this date
mill
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To the Tax-Payers of Lincoln
County:

All those who hove not paid their Taxes bI
1883 will please call at my Office IN Court-h0use
and settle Immediately, as the Auditor Is urging
payment can not wait any longer.
1853 ". ~. MENEEEE, sheriff.
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local SlTTERs.

TIMOTHY SEED at T. X. waliO ms.
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A NICE sssorimen, Of fresh candies at
a n Mvers,
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OF Boyle, Il q candidate for Speaker Of tho ne,
House Of Representatives.
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Far.H line French candies at Brish. a
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Bssr cOrn-.hsllsr made, a, W. II. Hig.
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Bnsr corn-sheller made, At w. II. IIig
eins'.
FaEsH line French candies at Bright 4
Currans.
A NICE assortment Of fresh candies Al
8 y. Myers.
A full line Of Fall Good, nov orening Al
3. II. Sbanks'.
Nav timothy seed at bottom figures al
Bright a Cuuan's.
Nav lot Of Canned Goods, cheaper thar
ever, At T. r. wsltons.
AGAIN, more Trunks and valisss al
Bruce. Warren \ Co.'s
The large., stock Of Winter Boots in
town at Edmision a owsley's
Bro lot Of Clothing, Overcoa,s, &c, jus,
from the cities, can be seen at s. II.
shanks'.
CD. AYRFs has resigned as Depot Agt
At the Junction and a Mr. Woodson is TO
take his place.
NEw and comprehensive lines Of Tin
ware, Glassware, StonewAre, Harness
and general Groceries at T. X. WaIton's.
VIZ will open 10 day the largest and
dnest line Of Cloaks, DoImAns and Circu.
lars ever shown in this market Edmiston
4 Owsley.
MFssRs J. b. McwHoRrER a Co. adj
veriisc in this issue 500 acres Of fine land
for sale, besides a large lot Of stock, &c.
Sale on the 18th.
Tomorrow the Circus and the fakirs
will be on hAad. Remember the misfor-
tune Of Mr.. Faulkner HOLMES and do not
bet against another mans trick.
THE lumber for two-story passenger
depot TO be built at Stanford Junction IL
beginning TO arrive. II Is for the L. a N
and we learn that the X. c. will also put
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-06

OUR BELIEVE are under deep
and lasting obligations to the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Stephens City
Bible Society for their Christmas pres
ent of beautiful copy of the Holy
Scriptures-a present we shall keep
and cherish as long as life shall last.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-06
DIR. USH'S
BLOOD ROOTOII
Gives immediate relief in all cases of
rheumatism.

NearaIg'a, Sclot'ca, Lumbogo, Back
ache, Soreness of The Chest, Gout,
Quincy, Sore Throat SavelI-
aaags and Sprains, Burns
and Scalds, General Bodily Pains,
Tooth, E'o1 and Headache, Frost
cd Feet and Ears, and all
other Pans and Aches.
DIR. RUsHs BLOOD Roof OIL has no
equal in the world as liniment OF OIL 1t
Is a cheap safe, simple and sure. external
remedy tor man or beast. 1t is put up in
two sizes. Price % and so cents. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
Cured of Rheumatism in 2 Hours
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 2, 1889.
Dr. RaSh's Medical association
q ENTLEMEN-I have been troubled with
rheumatism for two years. | tried all the
Rest advertised oils and liniments, and many
first class physicians without relief The
last doctor Fl visited recommended DR..
RUSH BLOOD Roof OIL. | purchased a
large bottle for fifty cents, and applied it,
In two hours | was relieved, and now am
entirely well. Its effects are wonderful, and
| believe it the only thing in the world that
will cure rheumatism. Truly yours,
JOHN HUTCHINSON,
80 Erie St., Buffalo, N. Y,