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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19
GARRARO COUNTY DEPARTMENT
Lancaster

Many Of the sweet school girls will go
home during the holidays, and the faculty
will have a little needed rect.
The lawyers say that litigation ia
looking up little. It's time for them that
it should, for the scant dockels in our
Courts for long time has caused them to
look down. However, when the lawyers
are not doing well, it ia nota bad sign for
the rest of the population.
Mr.. L. F. Hubble Ia still on thedecline.
He gets mysterious looking missives
through the mail and mysterious looking
packages come to HIM by express. He
spends most Of his time gazing contemplst
lively at a small picture frame, embossed in
blue In common parlspce, Frank has got
il bad.
Mr.. George D. Burdett, of the Eater
prise Grocery, wore his happiest smiles
Wednesday morning, Cause: His wife had
just presented him with a fine looking
daughter. The little stranger has been
cbristened Mary Woo1cock Grace, mercy
and peace abide with this tiny bit Of hu.
mainly.
The watery particles in the atmosphere
Wednesday morning were caught by the
chill Northern currents, CONCEALED and pre-.
cipitsted 10 the earth ia the form OF trans.
parent crystals, causing vulgar people to
look out at their windows, shrug their
shoulders and say, ave are having the
beautiful snow"
Candidates for the Legislature are al
ready being mentioned and chances can
vassed. Mr.. r. II. Tomlinson will probl.
bly, be urged by his friends To shy his cas-
tor into the ring, and if he concludes to run
will be formidable candidate. He has
been for several years Chairman Of the
County Democratic Committee, but has
never held office.
William Baker convicted at the last
term of Circuit Court for malicious wound
ing and sentenced to two years in the PEN
itentiary, received Christmas gift from
the Court Of Appeals, Saturday, in the
shape of reversal Of his Gaze. A fault in
the instructions Of the lower Court is the
ground pointed out by the revisory bench
for it's action. Denny & Tomlinson we're
Bakers attorneys.
-Messrs. J. A. & A. o. Burnside have
made satisfactory arrangement with their
creditors, By which they will continue
their business az usual. This will be good |
news to everybody and especially to the
laborers. Messrs. Burnside are active, en-
business men, do business on a
large scale, and furnish employment all the
year round to many persons Our people
hope to see them succeed.
Positively the largest stock Of Dia.
mouds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware and
NJ usical Instruments Of any house in Ken.
lucky. have the largest stock and can
make you lower prices than any other
ionse. For every 81 worth Of goods you
my from now TIL Jan. lst You get chance
rec in 5000 Msnlolioe Musical Box with
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19

The citizens Of CAtlettsburs have 81
proved a law which prohibits the sal,
giving, lending or procuring Of spirituou
liquors In that place or within three mile
of the corporate limits.
james Mitchell, puRilist, was ARRESTED
on a charge Of murder. 1t lie alleged |
was in a fight between Mitchell and Mul
doom, near Vaudeville, Bucks county, I
year ago, and Muldoon died OF the injuries
In the House the vote on the PROPOSE
lion TO retire the one dollar and two dol
lar legal-tender notes and issue silver GER
ti6cates in denominations Of one, two and
Ave dollars, was defeated by q vote of 2l6
70 40.
The will Of the late r. r. Springer, OF
Cincinnati, gives TO charitable associations
about $500 OO0 Every Catholic charity is
remember and Music Hall gets $50. 000i
the College Of Music $4,000 and the Art
Museum S95 900
The only punishment inflicted on the
Captain and Mate Of the Mignounetts for
eating the cabin boy is, that they shall be
fed at public expense for six months. Had
they eaten the chambermsid they would
probably have been pensioned for life
[ Times.
1t is stated that Mr.. James s. Harrahan,
General Manager Of the Louisville Il Nash
willie railroad, hiss sent his resignation TO
President Milton II. Smith, TO take effect
the Let Of January. 1t lie generally under
stood that Msj. James Geddis will be made
General Manager.
Few people have any idea Of the size
OF the Exposition building at New Of.
leans. The Centennial hall at Phil ldelphia
was considered an enormous structure, but
it is said the Centennial buildings altogeth-
er could be easily stored away in the main
hall in New O;leans, which covers b3twsen
thirty and forty acres.
The Controller o. the Currency, who
is Commissioner Of the Freadmans SAY.
ing ard Trust C)mpany made his annual
report to Congress of the affd-s OF that
The to,ol pIymen: made de.
posters aimee the failure OF the institution
were Sl.7l5,44l, or g. per cent. on total lie
posi.a The Controller recommends that
Congress mlse provisions for ,ha payment
OF tue 3Sp.r cent, balance due dep5s.,ors,
which ia estimated at s95CO00.
The fact is, and there reed b,no wink.
ing at it, tia: lynch la does its work bet
ter in this State than the law Of the Com.
Daring the past two !eus
here have probably been a dezsn lynch.
ngs 10 Kentucky, every victim Of which
amply deserved the fate he met. Within
he same time there have been upwards Of
wo hundred killings, a large number Of
which were cold.boole led murders, the per.
,etrators Of which fell. into the hands of
he Law. Now, how many executions have
here been? Perhaps half dozen 60 Lou
sville Commercial,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19
OAREALE. sOYLE COUNTY

-Wm. Denny shipped from this point to
New Orleanp, Wednesday, SO head Of good
cotton mules.
The County Court recorded Wednes
day, a Conveyance Of 40 acres OF land from
G. NJ. Moore to w. F. Pitman. The land
is situated on Salt River and sold for 81.
! 7G0.
Mr.. VIM. A. VanFeet and Miss En-
ma e. Barley, and Mr.. Frank G. Wood
and Miss Sue Yeager obtained license to
marry Tuesday and Mr.. W. w. Begley and
Miss S. Il. Edwards on Wednesday.
As the weather grows colder hog, turk.
ey and chicken stealing becomes brisk. Mr..
d. b. Goode los. three fine hogs; Mr.. G. r.
Pope Is turkeys and any number Of people
have had chickens stolen, but thus far the
thieves have eluded capture.
Amanda Briscoe was tried Wednesday
before the police court for a breach Of the
peace and acquitted and on Thursday morn.
ing was brought up, charged with using
violent, abusive and meuacing language to.
wards another, but as the acts complained
OF on both occasions we're the came, His
Honor thought that the latter prosecution
should be merged into the former, and for
that reason consigned it to the tomb Of the
Cspulets.
The students Of two OF the classes Of
Centre College before whom DR.. L. S. Nc
Murtry has been lecturing for some mon tbs
past on Wednesday presented him with
some fine instruments very useful to gentle
men in his profession. The presentation
was in appreciation of the Doctors efforts
10 instruct them and took place in the Coll
lege building. What the subject of the
lectures were and the name Of the instru.
ment', your correspondent was unable to
learn.
George G. Beddow, after several con
tinuances, was tried Wednesday for selling
a drink of whisky to a noble youth named
Henry Price. After banging away at the
case for several hours, George G. Beddow
was finally convicted and fined 500 and
COST. From this decision George'G. Bed
dow prayed an appeal TO the Circuit Court, |
which prayer was granted, and now Geo.
G. BeddOw is to be tried again in Februa-
~ for selling drink Of whisky to a noble
youth named Henry Price.
WHY, let the stricken deer 90 weep,
The hart ungalled play;
For some must watch while some must sleep,
60 runs the world away.
-Wednesday night about O'Clock while
several persons were sitting in the ticket
office of the Cincinnati Southern depot, an
unknown man Of unknown color stepped
into the public room adjoining, picked up
trunk left there by passenger and car
ried 1t short distance east Of the depot
and proceeded to break it open. The noise
he made attracted the attention OF those in
the ticket office and made them suspect for
the fret time what was going on. On be.
ing approached he fed A young man
named Williams shot at him several times
,ut does not think ne bit him. He climb
d the back fence Of Mr. Joe II. Thomas
nd ran FROM there 10 the premises OF W.
4. Field, Jr, where he finally disap
cared.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19
soIES or CURRENT EVENTS.

North Middleton suffered $4,000
fire Tuesday.
The snow is from three inches to three
feet deep all over the Northwest.
The bill to establish Department OF
Agriculture has passed the House.
In Philadelphia i426 women and 1913
men are praying for Divorce in the courts.
The bill to make the Southern part
of Dakota Territory a State passed the Sen
ate by strict party vote.
"A bill prohibiting railroads from
charging over three cents per mile for pas
sengers has passed the House.
London corporation offers 5000 re-.
ward for the capture and conviction Of per.
sons implicated in the attempt to blow up
London bridge.
"A Washington paper says Blaine be.
Iieyes Senator German induced Old Bur.
chard to make the "Rum, Romanirm and
Rebellion" speech.
in the House bill was passed which
authorizes Postmasters TO forward mail
matter of second, third and fourth class,
on which postage has once been paid in
full. ,y,,.
Tenn, hss within two weeks had two fine
harms and their contents, fifty animals,
horses cattle, mules, etc, destroyed by ir-
cendiaries. -,,...
Senator Bayard is said to have written
. letter TO Presiden. Cleveland, at the lat
er's request, signifying his preference for
he post Of Secretary Of the Treasury in
ne next Cabinet.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19

TIE Worlds Exposition :st New Or
leans is now under Roadway, President Ar.
thur having, from the White House in
Washington, set the machinery in motion,
Tuesday, BY simply touching button con-
nectsd with telegraph line to the nam.
moth building 1900 miles away. 1t will
take weeks yet to get the exhibits in order
but even now the Exposition is the biggest
thing ever seen in the South.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19
JUST AS GOOD.

Many un-crupulous dealers may tell you they have
remedies for Coughs and Colds equal In mer, ami in
every respect just os good us tho old reliable Dr.
Bo.auLo Cough and Lung Syrup, unless You insist
upon this remedy and win take no other, you are
liable 20 ho greatly deceived Prices, 30 cents and
g. 90. Sold by McEoLcrts stage.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19

The Boston Poet says: Here and there
q contemporary hasTemarked that, even il
rendered the position of Secretary Of State,
Mr.. Baysrd would hesitate to accept, lest
BY 30 doing he might destroy HE chances
for a future election to the Presidency.
That would be poor reason for hesiia.
ton or declination. History proves that the
office Of Secretsry Of State is a fine stepping
stone to the Presidency. OF our Chief
Magistrates Thomas Jefferson was Score.
tary Of State under Washington; James
Monroe occupied the same position under
Madison; 80 did Quincy Adams under
james Monroe; Martin Van Barren was
Andrew Jackson's Secretary, and James
Buchanan was Secretary under James X.
Polk. There have been a few missep, ss
Henry Clay under Adams, William II.
Steward under Lincoln, and james G.
Blaine under Garfield Presidential aspir-
ants are not likely to refuse an offer Of the
Secretaryship for the reasons given by some
Of our contemporaries.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19

A WASHINGTON Dispatch ssys that the
prUpcsed vi,itof Sam Randall to Kentucky
Tennessee and Alabama is we'll understood
fhere to be q declaration Of war By the
Protectionists upon the Revenue Reform
srs Of the States in question. Joe Brown,
of Georges, lie the Southern manager Of
this scheme. Mr.. Randsll's hope is to se.
cure something like . demonstration at
louisville, which the protection news
papers can claim as q rebuke Of Beck,
Blackburn, Carlisle and Willis and anoth.
CT at Nashville TO rebuke Isbsm G. Harris,
and then great uprising Of iron workers
Il BirminRh ham to tell the world that there
II a revolution Of opinion on the tariff in
sbe South and q consuming Ere fer the
Pennsylvania idea. 1t is also said that the
smiable editor Of the Louisville Post had .
hand In inducing Randalls visit. He
wants to get ups protection boom in Lou
isville and thereby spite the Courier Jour.
nal, which cOunsels against any public no
tice of the visit at all.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19

IT took no particular amount Of sdgacity
to predict that Blaine's libel suit against
the Indiana paper would never be brought
to trial, or to see that the heroic manser
in which Blaine announced that he would
defend his family's honor if needs be, with
his life, was.a beautiful pose for political
effect. The suit was dismissed by Blaire's
attorneys Tuesday, their client represent
ing that he could not get justice in Indians.
Is there man living now who doubts that
the Plumed knight ssduced the wo man
whom afterwards he was forced to make bis
wife?
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19
DIR HOSANKO.

Thi. uamo IA. become 20 familiar with the most
o. people throu hout tho uuit,1 State. that 80 Is
hardly necessary to state that In 8. Oh. originator II
the great Dr. Bosauko'- Cough and Lung Syrup,
the peoples iay0rito remedy, wherever known, Tor
Coughs. Coll-. Consumption and all affections q
the Throat and Lungs. Price - oc-ts aad sIOl.
Sold by McRuIarts 4 Stnru
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19

THE New Mackey-Bennett cable re-
ceived an answer to a message sent las
week in As seconds. The New York Office
incurred how the weather was in London,
when in thGt incredible space Of time the
answer came, "Stormy night-very dry"
The space traversed was over 5000 miles
This is wonderful and yet there Is On Amer
ican statesman who could have thought up
a lie even quicker than that.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-19

A SCHEME to use the surplus 10 the
Tressury to make up to soldiers and sail
ors of the late war the amount lost by them
by reason of depreciation Of the money in
which they were paid from 1862 to 1865,
was very properly reported adversely by the
Committee on Military Affairs. The coun.
try seems to be doing about as much for
her soldiers as she ought TO be required to
do. Most all the men who we're in the
Federal army are drawing pension or try
ing to do so, and sixty to hundred million
dollars is being annually paid out for that
purpoae.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-15
The Secret of Wealth.

Broken down invalids do you wish to
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ing sleep, to feel and know that every
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bowels, the kidneys are rendered disease
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ed by counteracting the first symptoms
OF sickness with these Bitters. They
are recommended from friend to friend,
and the sale increases daily. We warrant
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-15

trying To cut the throat of the
Republican party, and If so, the
convention would find it would
not work successful. The convention
paid no attention to the question, but
made Mr.. Dafoe's nomination unani-
nous.
For candidate for Judge of Pro-
hate, Geo. S. Lester received 81 votes
and David Plough 10 votes, and Mr..
Lester was declared the unanimous
choice.
John N. Kelly was nominated by
reclamation for the office of Regis
ter of Deeds, and Mr.. Kelly will be
elected.
G. T.. Williams was nominated for
the office of Circuit Court Commits
sioner; VIM. Mirre for county sur
veyor, and DIR. Shelton and Chas. III.
Luce for coroners.
The county committee is the same
as appointed at the preceding county
convention held some weeks before.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-15
Ohio Election.
The Republican majority reduced fro
$4,000 I'm $50 10 5000.
West Virginia Democratic.

The associated press returns received last night
Of the Ohio State election held yesterday made
comparisons with the vote OF 1888, with excep-
ton. The exception was as follows:
COLUMBUS, ONO The Republican majority in
1880 for Secretary of State was $4,000, comparing
the returns from the 226 wards and precincts re-
ceived at this election shows Democratic gain OF
3lS The same ratio Throughout the State would
give Republican majority of 10000.
The Wheeling Register, Democratic organ, claims
the election of Wilson, Democratic candidate for
Governor, by from 900 TO 10000 majority.
Martin A. Foran, Democrat, elected to Congress
in the 2Ist dis triot.
The latest report received here from Columbus,
Ohio, about o'clock this morning, said "76s
wards and precincts in Ohio show net Republican
gain of Il 800 over the vote Of 1883"
The number of wards and precincts in the State
is 92-nearly two-thirds Of the state are yet to
be heard from.
The Republican majority in the 76S wards and
precincts 800 and If they should gain in the rest
of the wards and precn cts at the ratio the Re-
publican majority would be only $4,000, or about
halt what we stated last week they ought to have
received. Garfelds majority in 1880, was 3i,227
in total vote of 72i,967. The total vote cast in
1888, us, 1853 at which time the Democrats had
"A majority of 1899. The Democrats have never
carried Ohio in n Presidential year.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-15
Another Hillsdale Man to the Front

We notice by the proceedings of
the congressional convention of the
10th district Of this State, which was
a joint convention of democrats and
greenbackers, held at Bay City, that
the lucky nominee of that convention
was an Hillsdale boy. the present
Mayor of West Bay City, the Hon.
S. o. Fisher. If there is anything
we delight to do, it is to chronicle the
progress of those whom we have sent
out at one time and another to fight
this worlds battles. Mr.. Fisher we
have known from his boyhood. On
his fathers farm, located in the SUI
burbs of our city, he spent his youth,
and there formed those habits of in
dustry and close application to bust
ness which have made him n very
successful business man. We remem.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-15
Tariff Talk.

Senator Bayard once showed that
the profits on steel rail making in
Pennsylvania were II per cent. on the
capital invested. And yet it is the
steel rail makers who insist on keep.
in up the duty on foreign rails to pro,
tect hem against European compe,
tition. The protection they demand
is something which will enable them
to earn n per cent. on their invest
ments. Senator Vest exhibited some
specimens of knit goods (half hose) in
the Senate, the retail price of which
to consumers is so cents, while the
cost Of manufacturing them is only
165 cents a pair. Mr.. Vest said:
Not only that, but l have another
sample [exhibiting]. These are cassi-
meres, made out of Missouri woods by
an Iowa factory just across the line.
The tags are on them, with the prices
marked by my correspondent. They
do great credit to Western manufac-
ture. There arc astonishingly good
the wool in them is exceptionally fine.
Here is a mark upon them, which any
Senator may examine. These cassi-
meres, the best of them, cost the man
ufacturers 81 cents per yard, ma
terial, labor, and all, and the price
for them to the consumer is 50 n yard
nearly 300 per cent. profit, and YET
he wants more tariff duty in order to
protect him against foreign competi.
ton.
Mr.. President, one-third Of / pei
cent. of the exports of the United
States come from manufactured arti
Giles, and what is the meaning of that
The meaning of it is that they do not
go abroad with their products because
they can make $50, 200 and 800 pei
cent. profit at home. From whom dc
they make it? Do they make it from
the earth, the air, and the water? Dc
the birds bring it to them? Where dc
these enormous fortunes come from
Go to Providence, the home Of my
friend from Rhode Island, beautiful
city which I visited upon a melan.
choly occasion last summer, when
our late beloved companion and col
league, the former Senator from
Rhode Island, was put to his eternal
rest. What did | see there? Magni
ficent residences, collosal manufac
tories. "What is this gentleman
worth ?" give million dollars
"Who lives there ;" "Mr. So-and-so
a man worth s1o,0O0,OOO." "Who i:
living across the street ~ "a gentle.
man worth $20,O00,000." "Who i:
living around the corner?' ooh, he
is not rich man; he is only worth
S15, 000'or 100000" Where did thi:
money come from? Did the pillows
of the ocean watt it to them? Did
the birds of the air bring it to them
How were these enormous and colos.
sal fortunes piled up in that little city
in Rhode Island ? and / speak of il
respectfully, and in no sort Of acri
mony and envy. Where did this
money come fromf 1t came from the
farmers of the United States. II
came from just such productions as
this cashmere and these wooden goods
Call.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-15

II you wish to know what you eat in
the shape of baking powder, boil u little
in water. Ammonia smells, alum also
and tastes bitter; starch. -four or filling OF
any kind. which is dead weight, will be
left in the cup, while If made from cream
tartar and soda, like DeLand's Chemical
Baking Powder, 1t will leave the water
clear. DeLands Chemical Baking Pow
der Is now offered by our merchants, and
after making this test our friends will
have learned how TO detect one imposition
at least. DeIand d Co. ought to have n
reward.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-15
Bilious Collie Cured by Rheumatic
Syrup.
WoLooTT, N. Y, June 10, 'S2.

Rheumatic Syrup Co.: to
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/ had no faith in it at all, at that time
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bottle was emptied l was feeling bet.
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/ know now, that / have tried it, that
it is the greatest remedy that exists
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yours,
WALTER w. WHITE