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Monctt n Lack's steam Dye works, gOr
tgtut Sirapt

Coloring, cleaning and repairing gen,
tlomon's iiuo suits a specially. Plume,
dyed and curled equal TO new. Suit,
secured, and dresses cleaned aud dyed
All Co,OrS warranted fast.
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Asa Cure for Sore Throat and Coughs,
browns Bronchial Troches" hav,
oeen thoroughly tested, and maintain
their good reputation.
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Dyspepsia in its worst forms will Weld
tO'the use Ut Carriers Little Nerve Pills.
aided bv Carter's Little Liver Pills.
They not only relieve present distress
but strengthen the stomach and digest
iva aHnuVufug
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The Batavia canned goods are the
finest ever sealed, ut Loeb ~ Freiberg's.
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SmlohH uaiawn Remedy o positive
cure Tor oatsrrh, dlphtheria and cmke,
mouth Sold by J, VI. Hou2e.
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No mothor should be without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which cures all female diseases aud
makes all women happy.
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Select scbooI nr d. Co,la..

Special advantages (at reduced rates
offered in the kindergarten apartment
OF TINS excellent school. 4 wel-rur-
nishod room, iirst-class materials and
instruction by a graduate diroctross
Mrs. Brown. Attention is called to Che
exceedingly reasonable charges two
dollars tS2) per month, for kindergarten
tuition.
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A Word Tor Cremation

nacrO. W.
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Consignments are received every day
at the auction and commission house OF
Zine NerY Fine, GO Elm street.
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Mrs. M. MIXERS, Principal,
32l Corsicana Street.
-, Within one block of both Belt and
Ervay street-car lines.
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! TRADE MARX.

claim & inform that each roll carefully Inspected
lures Durable Copper mrenes o nI
the most EXPENSIVE grades charged for peoy
FIR. BECK 81 90.
1--WE al
gIIn
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READ WHAT THEY AFrER H. vING IIsEpr
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
LEGISLATIVE O0IEGS.

The Senate ps.sed the House bill to
incorporate the GaTard Female C,llege
The Senate has fixed Apl 25, as the
day Of adjournment.
MIR. Cook reported bill to probibir
the sale Of spirituous, vinous or mall
liquors or any mixture thereof in the
counties Of Knox and Whitley, and it was
passed.
1T only needs the Governors signature
now to make the bill a law prohibiting
the sale of Ppirituous, vinous, or malt liqu'
ora in the counties Of Laurel, Rockcastle
Ja tksor, Owsley and Clay.
So far 80 the Hou.e il concerned il
il unlawful TO sell liquors within two
miles Of the schOol-house in No. 10 School
District, in Lincoln county; and within three
mil e. Of Lynolburg Garrs,d.
The House psssed til- to prohibit
the sale Of whisky within 8 miles Of Biech
Bottom end miles Of Carpenters Creek
Churches in Casey, aud to prevent the
Dsnville, Lancaster, ami NicholasvilIe
TuInpiLe Company from collecting tol
f., m any Of its members and regular a.
ttndsnts in Coing to mi from Pleasant
Grove aud Fork Church, in G rrlrd coun.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
KoIES OF c0RRENT EYENTS.

Between ViCksbuIg and New Orleans
The Mississippi River is huge inland
sea, b eng it said, 20 miles wide in one
in Ohio Crowell's civil right law, as
amended to give colored people a right
to cat 10 all restaurants and eating. houses
was made law.
The democrats Of Cincinnati have
n eminated an unusually strong ticket for
The municipal Offices to be filled there this
,pring and every body seens pleased.
Riley Hord, a fugitive from justice
GAS been arrested at Lexinton. Ky, charg'
I'd with numbering Mrs. James Hunter
near Rogersville Junction, Tenn,
--Jsmts G. Hamilton, one of the larg 81
and NEST prominent shorthorn breeders in
he United Statep, ard perhaps the largest
m the world, died at his home Bath county.
lie was partner Of his brother, George
Ha milton, in the noted Flat Creek herd.
Since 1873 he has bad seventy. five sales,
amounting to at least 100000 He has
n Bath county 2.500acres oflsnd, and more
than $4,000 worth Of the finest strains
IN the Shorthorn arena. cole
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

-Minister Sargent tas been confirmed
to succeed Mr. Hunt at St. Petersburg.
Hon. John NJ. Rice, of Louisa, Law
renee county. was appointed by the Gov
ernor, Judge OF the new Criminal Court
recently constructed in the Sixteenth judi
cial district.
The earnings Of the Bell Telephone
Company for the pAst year are 81 295,694
sgainst Sl,576,03l for the previous year.
Dividends have been paid Of 81 1851, 479,
and 1884 AL has been carried to the sur
plus account.
Alex. Pence had "a cases pending
agsinst him at this term Of the Circuit
Court, for violations Of the local option
law, all Of which he compromised with
Commonwealth Attorney Bronston at s25
EACH Richmond Herald.
The Secret Serv ice Division ia in form
ed that the new twenty. dollar silver cerIi6.
cate notes are in circulation in Ohio and
Kentucky, The counterfei,s bear either
the number Blast ,4l5X. or number 81,
467, and may be detected that way.
-Aspeci.l Was hington telegram to the
Louisville Commercial ssys: "Co&mission-
er Evans in conversation to-day confirms
the stat ement Of these dispatches that the
resignation Of Collector Swope was not
asked for by the President, nor was it de-
sired. The fret the President knew Of it
was when the resignation was received, and
he really regretted it being offered, Ca
pecially.ai this time, when complications
growing out OF it are sure to prove en-
barrsssing
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
RELIGIOUS.
barrsssinl

ED. ]. G. Livingston will preach at
Halls Gap. Sunday next at II o'clock.
Rev. f o. Guerran;. will dedicate the
new Presbyterian church at Mckinney, on
the 2nd Sabbath Of April, Preaching will
begin on Thursday night before and con.
tinue until Thursday night after the 2ud
Sabbath OF April.
The revival at the Baptist church,
which proved to be most glorious one,
closed yesterday with sermon to the
young converts by Rev p 7. Hale, who
Who has conducted the meeting and endesr-
ed himself to saint and sinner alike in this
community. There were some As confess.
ors, 20 of whom joined the Baptist
church, the remainder dividing out among
the other churches. Since our last issue
Misses Pattie McGehee, Mary Bryant,
Maggie Bright, Flora Giveps, the last re.
maining out e the Fold at the College,
confessed, together with Mira Ames, Mrs.
Watkins, Misses Ripley, Adde East and
Maggie Newland and Robert Ferguson.
Yesterday Mrs Henry 7. Hsrris, Of Faith
Cure fame, united with that church. She
Wss once Presbyterian.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

bed exceptionally clean and luxurious
TIE u-in Of the proprietre-s favors us
with most exquisite music for about an
hour every morning, while he is Prscticing
in the front drawing room. The news
from Egypt is gloomy. l should not be
surpri'ed 70 hear Of reverse to even
British arms. These Arabs are moderated.
l remCmember that they are linsal descen-
dents Of Abraham, who with Sls armed
servants OF his household swept the forces
Of Confederate Kings of the face Of the
earth. This fighting blood runs In the
race, whether 1t comes through Isssc to
Britain or Ishmael and EAU to the Bed
ouins The indomitable pluck Of the
Abrahamic stock il there, Good meetings
sgsin and Joyous happy day Ill around.
fContinued next Usual
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
GEO. 0. BARNES in EN6L AND
PRAISE THE LORD"
lO2 SHAcKLEwELL LANE,

l02 SHACKLEwELL LANE,
DAISToE, LONDON, + MAR. 4, 1884 J
Dear Interior;
just one year ago, to day, We landed
from the PAvonia steamer. Il seems a long
while, TO 20 bick to that foggy Saturday
morning, on the Mersey So many strange
things have crowded this eventful twelve
months, that il seems an epoch Of prodg.
ious length, instead Of the brief period ii is.
One sentence, alone, 6tly describes it
"GOD Is LOVE" One comparison zen.
tence, alone, relieves the heart in thinking
of it, slender mercies"-PRAISE THE
LORD:
Since my a-l, we have been very busy,
30 that without at all intending it, another
fortnight ha, almost slipped by without a
letter TO the INTERIOR.
The three nights mission at Irwin 1t I,
closed in fullest blessing, on Friday even.
ing, the 22ad Feb. and the next day went
back to Erith, Kent, our indefa'igable
brother Egerton having wrought Sin sea.
son snd out" until we were recalled, for
another week, to that pl'ce.
A few extracts from my diary is sll am
equal 10. to day, though il seems ley
way of getting at what one wiThes TO COM
municate. Indeed, the cOc0ethes scriJendi
seems 10 be wearing ont of me, Of late, but
may come back.
SANURDAY, Feb. 23l-We came down
to Firth, after dinner TO day. Bro. Eyer
ton met us at the station, and we were
socn at his ppug little home, where, over a
c. ~ tea table, we learned how much trou-
BILE he had in getting u back The devil
ried hard to break up the Whole thing,
but he persevered, and at last succeeded.
Bro. and Mrs. +. are only recently married,
and both have taken kindly TO our gospel,
from the fret. What joyful future is be-
fore them, IL they only begin welded life
with full knowledge Of Jesus as the ss-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
Lincoln Circuit Court.

MARCH TERM. Is'L THURSDAY, MAR Do
Ia the matter OF Geo. y. weareu aud Jennie
Weartn, hts uiie, =. psrte.
This peiitioa vas dled In ol~n Court where
upon 70 vas ordered by the Court that notice ~
pubnshet Or al least ten day In the SEst- u KsE-
~ tSTEEioR JuVHSAL that George y Wesreu
and jennie ", afen bis uiie have Oiled their ~
lions in the clerks once Of this court pfaviag
tho Court 20 empower her 10 use, enjoy, sell and
convey for her ON hensh', auy property she may
oun o. acquire nee from the claim o. debt 81 her
husband. 10 make contracts. SUI --c - sued a. =
single woman; 20 trade 10 be. oSn nsme, aud 20
dispose VI her Property By uil or deed.
copy. Attest. Jas. y BtgLEI, On
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
EUsT0EVILLE, LINCOLN COUNTY


Il B Adams has his magi.trate's Office
In J. NJ Cooks store. IA he lives rather
out of town it il onvenient--especially
to ladies--to go out to his residence on
legal business.
p. c. Butt reports that he has q mare
which lsst week brought forth two colts,
one horse and the other a jack, The
horss colt was Of months CESSATION, the
other is not accounted for. The former
was alive when found, but died soon, the
latter WAS dead when discovered. Tell
Craddock Of THE.
Mr.. Mollie Williams wishes to say to
her former customers and the ladies gener-
ally, that she is soon to visit the city for
the purpose Of procuring full, varied and
elegant supply OF head gear and lingerie
suited to the cultivated taste Of the market
On her return she proposes to hold grand
opening, Of which timely notice will be-
given.
The rain of Tuesday put the Hanging
Fork past fording in n very short time
Tie hail which seems TO have spent its
force to the South and Est, reached va to
some extent The atmosphere was highly
chsr.ed with el,oIricity producing great
disturbance Ia the telephone Raitl,rg
peal. Of thunder rolled across the car opy,
aud at night after the clouds had passed
away the Southern horizon exhibited an
almost continuous blaze e lightning.
Caught in the storm the other dAy
took refuge with my young friend John
Murphy and found him an admirable en-.
tertair er. lie il living entirely alone, AZ
present-not even a cook on the premises -
yet biz horse wa clean and conf rtAble
With his own hands he prepared and serv.
ed sn excellent dinner, presided At the Ia.
bic deity and pleisanlly, carrying oh the
whole sfTsir With perfect e-se and gentle
manly courtesy. Young ladies take note
Of this.
M. W Rose returning from = call =
few nights since attempted to cross the
creek on foo, log. The night WAS eE
tremely dark and Mr. K probably wrapped
in medi,sti n, missed ti- footing and FELL
irjuring himself severely. l make this
statement for tie purpose e extracting
the venom from crrtuin malicious iu-inu,-
tions touching the Intervention q shot
guns, bull dogs ard other light artillery
~ part 81 the machinery Of the exhibition
Mr.. 4. il = quiet, orderly gentleman. The
only chsrge thst c'n be hroug' seaiLs
him j. that he ir a widower and he ia doing
his best to rid himself Of this
Our community il wrargling a. To the
intent Of Judge Il ,rr in imposing a foe OF
$40 on Coppsge ~ part Of his 'enience.
Some contend that this is the pecuniary
portion Of the penslty hdjudg,d for the
crime with which he vas charged, Others
hold that the fine was for cor tempt OF
court which they sllege Was couched in
bis answer 10 the interrogatOry PROFOUND
ed by the court before proceeding to pro-
nounce sentence. II the latter theory be
correct, the proceeding Of the court WAS
The man gave a simple OF.
rect, respectful end perhaps hottest answer
to the question. The court had not pass-d
upon the case. aud hence the charge q in
justice could not be construed az sim-d al
his honor" Will the editor plra-e settle
this ve1ed q1esiioI? Fine, not for con-
Iemni. but IArl Of aenIence FL
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
- -VALUABI.E-
Stanford Town Lots for Sale.

ofst fo5 sfis privately At - p'iee. ani on
very ftas nahls tvtWs, OVEN FIN
CIV 4 stanford More than hair 81 them are
Wilma fhird ~ mite az the Court Nous sud .
utmthr ~ % tn within tvo.thitts q mite oi
the JunCtios depot, tKCelleuuy heated for per.
SINS ,ugHgsd in businUs Or have 'nTlym'ut al
that point.
! he.e lots are the very best aud nust b@sutiiul-
~ AID conveniently situated Tor rtsidrn.s ~ That
have ever he,u ofrrrI ioT sale 90 stanford, HEd
my prices ana terms tut ~ CO. place {. he toe
yrwtr OF any irdIstfous man a. secure on" 81
IN, IA Tor a ho.nc
they 90 mont upon ncW streets, which have just
been opened, the boz ondest and btsi ln STANFORD.
1hc sil Is a. rich - any M Kentucky, Most OF
the gui is level as GO require no grading hhd tho
very h,st well water eau be bad al depth % i5oui
20 90 % iest
They viii be- sold 10 none bus white persons.
4 msp Of them can he s,en ~ ny once
20l mo. ~. ~. HGIIER.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

Our fquib on the lawlessnes. Of Sadie
willie has caused somewhat OF stir in
Scott county and the Times is kept busy
publishing articles pro and con. We hope
the result viii! be to benefit the moral. o.
the place.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

The question Of Withdrawing the State
support from the Agricultural and Mechan-
icsl College is again before the Legisis-
ture and if it is unconstitutional, as it is
paid to clearly be, it should be withdrawn.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

In the trial of Berner, for the murder Of
Kirk, in which care Of cold blooded, &c.
liberate killing and robbery was proven
beyond doubt, Cincinnati jury found a
verdict Of murder in the second degree, and
awarded 20 years in the penitentiary. The
jury in leaving the court were compelled
10 skulk, and even run to escape the popn-
lar fury
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
STEPHENS HOUSE

have rented the corner Hotel In Crah Orchard
known A. the IarTis House, utttsd and rviurrish.
ed II snd propose 90 IUn 10 in hutClsss style Civ
ing tpecial attention 10 Transient cl stcm. Com
ineTCi Al travellers Nill end splendid ample room
for the display OF their good and accumulation
equal TO any Houso &" central keniutky. I will
alIo have charge OF the Livery Stable and will 81.
ways keep u supplied with fast hors's aud hne
tufnouls This viii not interfere With my
Furniture and Undertakers Trade,
As shall c. tinue 10 keep full line tf the he .
Furniture aud he ready a. AL tmes TO serve those
nesding ny services 10 the other opacity.
y. ~. STEPHENS,
9'5-3ms Crab Orchard n
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

The Legislators are keen set. Every
time they set hungry for a banquet they
stir the question of removing the Capital
and sraightway some citizen comes to lime.
Col. ]. StoddsId Johnston is the last 10 al
Low himself to be bled in this connection
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

EDITOR DITTcE says instead of being
at all disposed TO Iedicule us by calling
our paper Barnes Kentucky Organ" he
really thought that he was doing Us
a great favor, "for the foreign letters
Of Bro. Barnes, which are publifhed in no
other paper but bic, form one of the most
prominent features Of the JOURNAL"
Your apology is sufficient, old fellow and
re hereby withdraw our offensive rejoin-
der, not however from fear CT the weapons
you propose in the duel for we have been
shot in the neck by them more than once,
but becsuse we never like to fall out with
a good fellow for anything.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
SATURDAY, MARCH 80. 1854,

All Of my personal property, consisting Of broo
mares la fOal by Jack. 2 young mares, l work
horse years old, good milk Cows, steer Calves
IS head OF ColswOld Ewes and one souihdowu
BUCK, Hogs, about so barrels Of Corn In the Crib
10 bushels Of w heat, Combined Champion Reap
eT and Mower, 2-horse Wagon, 500 pounds Of Ba-
con end Lard, Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements aud Buggy.
TKRhs or sALK.-SiX months credit on all sums
over 81 purchaser required to give a good no e,
negotiable and payable at the Farmers National
Bank at Stanford, Ky.
Al the same time and place | viii offer MY
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

A YOUNG woman whose father was among
the victims Of the Pocabontas Mines disas-
ter, jumped upon barrel and in the pres
ence of two dozen young men offered 10
marry the one who would recover the body
of her father There was no response TO
her sppeal and she naturally got mad and
exclaimed mo, you are all cowsrd'"
The fact Of the business was that the
young men we're brave enough TO risk Sny
danger to recover the old mans body, but
the idea Of having wife forced on their
Bsnds by doing so, was more than they
wished to bargain for so it continues to
moulder in the coal mine. Miss Mollie,
for that was her name, might have known
that kind of a lesp-year proposition, would
have made towards Of the most daring
men.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
wANTBD!

An eligible oca tian. either In stanford or at the
Junction, for a frst-class FIGURING MILL.
Those having such for sale would do well 10 adj
dtess POTTS e. DUDDERA X, Lancaster.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
JAMES h. McCREARY

II Candidate for Congress In the Eighth District
subject 10 the will OF the Democracy,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
w. P WALTON.

The Caucus by vote Of ia to 81
adopted the resolution declaring that th'
Morrison bill, pubject TO amendment in
Committee Of the Whole, should be pss-ed
BY Congress The claim lie made that Of the
81 Who voted against the bill, not more
than half would oppose it now that IL has
been adopted as party measure and that
Of the twenty absent members, three
fourtbs OF them favor the bill As mat
ter Of compromise and in the interest Of
harmony, Mr. Carlisle offered resolution
which was adopted, providing for the re-
peal Of the internal revenue tax on tobic'
co and reducing the tax on fruit brandy to
10 centss gallon. This will reduce the
revenue some forty millions Of dollars and
ifsdopted will be step towards the much
desired end Of the ubiquitous internal reve-
nue system.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
nov. A. G. TALBOT

Isa Candidate for Congress In this district, sub
jeCt 10 the action Of the democracy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
Millinery Business For Sale.

Wishing TO retire from the business Offer for
sale my stock Of MILLINERY and Fixtures, on
very reasonable terms. would also be pleased II
those Who are isdebtsd to ne will call aud settle
MISS N. A. LOGAN,
22s-t HustOnvillc, ny.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

The Governor has RENTED the fine a.
sessed against Capt. May for very unnec-
esssry and wanton shooting and respiisd
his sentence of confinement for twelve
months. There may have been some
grounds, with which the public are not IA
miliar, for such action, but to thOse, who
look OF the cold "A cts connected with the
case, there appears suspicion Of abuse Of
power.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
POSTED!

This notice foreSarns hunters, fishermen aud
trsmps not TO tfwpas. on our lands without FER.
Ia lssion a. al such acts liable to be prosecuted
to the full extent o. the Law.
"A
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
FARM OF 81 ACRES FOR RENT

For the remainder Of The year. There Is good
dwelling and all necessary Outbuildings on the
farm over FOO fruit trees bearing 20 acres sowed
In wheat, The remainder in grass, except good
garden and acres 10 90 In sorn. Rent viii b.
due January !, 1855. Note with good security re-
quiTed ~ The party rCrting
1885 q SAHL. COCHRAN.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28

OWING TO his inability to hold sufficient
stock in the Cincinnati News Journal, Gov.
Underwood has retired as general manager
and has been spcC eeded by Charles NJ.
Steele. The Louisville Post which never
loses and opportunity to cay mean word
Of the Governor, says: THE manage
men1 of another freet-rade organ have
turned their toes to the daisies. Z. G. 10
gan sIdJ c. Underwood retire from the
Nsrs journal, and il is given out that the
paper will cease TO be a free-trade organ
The Nars journal is a little over one year
old, and il has lest money by the busbtl
There is no reason tie paper should not
sucneed under a capable managementN
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-28
Public Sale!

will offer at public sale TO the highest bidder a.
my residences In Lincoln county KY. one
mile we,t Of Preechersville, KY, on