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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-02-07
souna Ea General 4rh giature srnfe aorifuu
"A,
Mr. Geo. ". Campbell. Of Delaware

Mr. Geo. VI. Campbell, Of Delaware.
O f.n mer assistant commissioner t.
the Exposition UuivsrseIle at Paris
also assistant commissioners from
Ohio to the Worlds Exposition ri
New Orleans. moved that the Expo.
sition having assumed proportions
beyond all expectation. aud having
grown upon their hands hey ond th~il
control financially. therefore be it
Resolved, That the American Hor-
ticultnrsl Society earnestly recon
mend that the government If ,hs
United States shall further aid ID.
management of the Worlds Cotton,
Centennial Exposition by the loan
of $500. 900. or snch sum as shall be
necessary to carry its undertaking t.
successful conclusion. Carried.
Mr.. kellogg. Of Wisconsin move,,
that-We 6nd the Exposition 20 fn,
completed that We advise our friends
to postpone their visit no longer, bnt
to come and see tue greatest Expo
sitlon the world has ever seen.
Also, that We believe q more liberal
accommodation to visitors by rail
roads, aud returning by diieren,
routes with stop over privileges. will
greatly increase the attendance.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-02-07

The society beaux OF Donaldson
vile held an Indignation meeting Oh
the first Of January. and after "where-
ssing" that the young ladies' VI the
town had allowed Leap Year TO pats
without making any Of them an offer,
and that said conduct WIS unwar-
rantabls considering the fact that thu
young ladies had been ''sponging' on
them for years they unanimously
resolved and pledged themselves to
bachelorhood for at least four years.
in order to give the ladies q cLsoce
to redeem themselves.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-02-07

The Alexandra Democrat com
men's qnite severely on what it IL
pleased to call "a grand fizzls," ae
he result OF the trial of Ford aud
others. for the killing Of Gap" Muir
ply, new progressing in New Or
leans. We very much fear the Dem.
ocrats snrmises may prove true; but.
IN this connection, We can but lie
reminded of the old adsge that
"those who live in glass honses should
not throw stones" A little whole
some criticism on the part Of on,
contemporary in regard 10 the out
come Of some trials in Rspides parish
would not be out Of place, aud We
suggest that. the next time the Dem
ocr"t grows virtuously Indignant over
deeds Of barbarity" aud the lax i'd
ministration OF justice. it select it.
own locality for theme.
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mo. Is.


*
Hon. J. Il Fsll.sWs, of New York,
personal friend of Gov. Cl-se-
land, sIoks III Washington ut the
iorman banquet 10 the ioakts Gro
YER Cleveland-his record rs the llIs-
DRY of administrative refufin in this
country; his nomination the demand
Of the progressive element Of the
people; his election the guarantee II
an enlightened public policy aud .
purified civil service"
On the last named subject he said:
: have been afraid To inquire MA TO
Mr.. Cles+land's views on civil service
reform, but NJ for me, while l do not
b lieve in that harsh sounding jack
>unian cry VI to the victors bsiorg
Il . spells. / do believe that the gov
.rumeut is safest in the hands Ct its
friends. q aughter The best way
20 obtain that result IL to put out the
Republicans aud put in good Demo-
crate. When l say Republicans I
mean the Blniue Rcpublicsns--for
yon must know that IN this On mp.ien
there were Republicans and Repub-
l'cans. The Blaine Repnbl:ca,
hould recognizes this Mt cuce. aud
'uake themselves miserable accord
'ngly. Laughter. ! believe that
he country will 6nd that whatever
else Mr. Cleveland in. he is an I'M
Welding d. inoc,at of tie jefferson
school. He will so shape and fnsb-
ion the government. by requiring
faithful service in Office, that / dare
proclaim that it will be long. i" z
time before the people will be wiling
to have the Democratic party 60 out
II power"
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Gen. stewart. victories.


The long siieuce since the report
Ut the victory ut tie Wells VI Alb.
k.ea IL this morning broken. anu
grateful r. lief Is gwen b, tel+grapi.
to hundred miiil u people Ut tLs
Anglo Saxon lace lsItg Ia all cunti
"a. nts ard dlvhsed lnto iwu i.sstIut.s,
WI" b ave been tormeutsd Tor severn.
.sys by HE ter lest Stewards Gel
IN IA gut have heeh o.eI helms.
., ne ior.v Ut repeated assaults L.
auL um ,@red Asass.
Gen. Stewart. ba.iiy wounded, Is a /.
f. lo.nt Gu The N,l~ 80 miles below
K,nr. oau,. anu IS u u.,Is-s above lie,
mouth oi the ri,es, aud Is Ia comma
..ca.ion with G-u. Gordon, whu "
sale ut Knarioun,, AMI wlo cuul.
vnieDti, bold Oui for ~ rs Il he hIsi
ammunition Aud noLs,. Want al
noh-y To purchase sappnes ami pr,
have been his weak points. The na
ve SOuuHns q. wbo sre q ,tnsi
egyptians u.r Anbs, ARE g.o. soi
iess When vel arinea, trained, an.
led, aud are glsi To s-ive the E..
si,eu xgsn.st the Arabs aud every
Their fviti-n race.
From korti, ON the great bend oi
.he Nile III DongoIn, to Sheud,, ~.
posie which place Stewart has AZ
1ved. Is about Loo milss The fifss
important ONT seized IL the marci.
across the Bahiuda Desert WAS Oak
.smi, where the wells were f.rtieti,
~ miles from korti. About So alles
.asth~r ON, al or n-nr the wells i
Auu kiea. the Arabs we're mt IL
.n,ce aud defeated on The 10th. the
BRITISH losing "A killed aid -
wounded. out of abonl 150d inen
The march thence Ia the Vie. Il uaM
Appears, was = coniinuous battle Il
he severest dercription-cobsidi
my the poor arms IT the Arabs. Tie
FACTS confirm our observation ON tie
abu kiex affair. that the Arabs ale
devoid vi fear and 10 hoi khow wb<.,
hey IRE whipped The ssms r, mari
apples to the British themselves.
Gen. Wnlseles' = other column, un
der Gsn Earle. II gu the way up The
Nile from Koru to Berber. VIA Alb.
Hamed. The distance il aboui 25O
from Kort, to Berber. aud the Nil
furnishes ample water, but the navi
CATION IL bad. aud the march will be-
tedious. We shall first hear III
Esrls's arrival at Abu Hamsd b,
courier across the Nubian Desert 10
Korosko, and Ne may hear u severe
lighting with the forces Of O-man
Disms, who is reported uneasy 81
the British movements. There l.
little doubt Of Eaile's ability to gn l..
Berber. despite every enemy likely IT,
oppose; aud from Berbsr cs,,nmum-
Gallon with Gurdon viii easily he RI
The British will then
bold the whole river l,~low Kbas tousn,
md above also Il .hey choose. hui
Wulrelsy's ordrrs do not contemplate.
sny movement above.
The lIne via Dongola can now e
abandoned II desirable. end that vis.
Kososksr and the Nubiau D sert NIB
,iItased. Whether Lord Wolseie,
vii pursue this course will doul,tle~>
somewhat depend on the temper ex
hiblted hy the tr,bes in Easserp
Souslan. IL should he remembered
! hat the trouble Is all made by I'd.
raDs; the Soudanese are xlwsys
peaceabIe
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-02-07

We are sorry to learn Of the death
of the infant son of Henry L. Bios
sat aud Sarah Smith. aged i've days.
Though rosy, dimpled, plump and round,
Though fragile, soft and tender,
Sometimes, alas it may be found
The thread of life is slender.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-02-07

The moment t.,cre IL danger Of IMPAIR
mcnt OF the mind from excessive nervous
exhaustion, or where there exists fore
bodings Of evil, . desire for solitude,
stunning and avoiding company, vertigo
and nervous debility, or when insanity
has already taken place, P.RUNA and
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But il Il never well to wait ~ long before
treatment Is commenced. The early
symptoms are loss Of strength, so(tness
Of the muscles, din or weak sighf, pecu-
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coated tongue, with impaired digestion;
or in others, certan powers only are -
while they are oiherwise enjoying con-.
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RUNA AMI MAMALsn should 1t once b
taken.
Ms. s. Smith, H;lIsville, Lawrence
County, Pa, writes: sDa. s. B. HART
MAN & CO.. Columbus, o.: have been
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taou n every organ In my bodywas did,
eased at one time or another. / had abort
given up all hopes. when ! commenced
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mediately began to improve. the soreness
and pain disappeared, strength gradually
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o."
Miss Maria Roderick, Warren, Ohio,
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thanks that write to you to tell you Of
Oh: great benefit ! haze derived from the
use Of the PsRunA. have used several
bottles Of your PRRUNA. and cau safely
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M. T. J. Weber, Plymouth. q,
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Mr.. Thomas Acton, Brooklyn Village.
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nuNA and MAuALaN were followed to the
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Cancer Cured.
NEW DISCOVERY!
TREATMENT PAINLESS

Mr. q. A. Hope. native Of Rapid :
parish. has Il sc ,vered a CERTAIN api paini,ss
rcaed, FIR the y r,"aacnt cure ,f Ca1r.a
he s.f5ers IS services h, all who may b
s1Iict a with this h~istofore supp 'ssd IN
en- able dire &c.
p. rsors in 'ai-en, circumstances wi he
trcates free IL rharg-.
Rei~,r by pcrusi sim to d.. Joh'l Ca
son. prac ,csily l.h.siri NJ Aisxsssd.l y.
Terms aud c4srgrs reasonable
Address. T.. A HOOPER.
jp17 pincsillc. Ii.
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Mansfield Female College.
1884-85.

The Fall Term begins September 10th,
lsc4 t. best teacher that can be found
ae EN- plo. I'd ia tie Literary, Music aud
Ait dr. part mcBts- Terms rs re'ssunable -
can he made. For iurtbeF information np-
Ply To ihe Prtssxleuk +. NJ. GRACE,
6-lm Aans6shA la
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-02-07

The removal Of Prot Ssnborn oi
n. H., after being pronounced incnrs-
bile BY . score Of physicinns. frou,
Las Vegas. N. b.. to his home. wa@
effected BY administering DR. Hnrier'r
froa Tonic. which has restored him
" bis forwer god hsAlth.
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HAl'ifnnl consumption is not only
one Ut tho most unpleasant, but AZ
the same time Qua of the meet irju.
rions conditions Of the human sys-
tenn. aud IL bnt . foreruuper 81 dis
a., unless removed. This is uru.
ally accomplished BY the use II
pnrgatives, wbich for the time afford
relief, hut after their i'n;neeiirts
effects have pissed they leave the
system in = worse state than before.
To effect cure it is necessary that
he remedy used should he Que that
not only by its c.thartic effect re-
ievs the bowels. but at the same tire
acts ax tonic, 20 m To restore tho
'rxmns to sound. healthy conditirn.
This PrickIy Ash Bitters will DO. Il
removes the swuse snd restores healsh.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22
clssH8D COUNTY 0fpAaIGExr.
Lancaster.

LaHSussof
Two new barber shop, have opened up
in the past month, making three Of these
establishments in town.
As the train on the K c. was coming
in Saturday evening, some unknown psrson
fred into the passenger coach, narrowly
missing one OF the brakemen.
MIL J. Walker will remove to bis
new home this week. His legion Of friends
are delighted that he has renounced bis in
tention OF going to Texas to live.
Finley, eldest son Of Hon. Geo, Denny,
Jr, died at his fathers residence in Lex.
ington, Saturday morning of pneumonia.
His remains were inferred in the cemetery
at this place Sunday afternoon.
Col. Mat Walton, Of Lexington, and
and Geo. w. Dunlap, Of Independence,
Ky., we're present at the burial of Finley
DENY. Mr.. William Elkin has gone to
Atlanta, Ga, where he will sccep, a posi
ton in drug store. Mr.. Robt. Elkin has
obtained position with r. E. McRobsrts.
Miss Mary Wilmore, Of Lexington, lie the
guest Of Miss Mamie Olds. Mr.. w. B.
Mason has returned from Cincinnati. DR..
G. Goldstein, OF Louisville, is in town.
ED. G. w. Ysncy, Of Louisville, has
accepted a call to the pastorste Of the
Christian church at this place for the en-
suing year. The church has purchased OF
E. w. Harris the residence on the corner
OF Paulding and Water streets for 81 500
which will be used s' parsonage. Rev.
I. NJ. Vaughan delivered his farewell ser
mon at the Bsptis. church Sunday. lie
goes 10 few weeks to accept position "a
pastor Of church in Shelby county. Ian
caster will miss him and hia excellent fam
Nv. Rev. r r Wes, occupied the pull
pi. d, the Baptist cOuTcl sunday evening"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22

President Cleveland sent 200 nomi'
nations to the Senate for confirmation In
one batch Friday.
To furnish eealskin sacks for the ladies
of fashion, S4,l40 sesls have been billed
the present season.
Two whales were captured the other
day by whaling crews of Amaganset, L. L.
Oae was sixty aud the other seventy feet
long.
Mary Anderson. the actress, has her
life insured for 100000, the largest policy
on the life OF an American woman. Clara
Morris is insured for s25 ,000.-[N. Y. Sun.
Hon. John Feland, Of Hopkinsville, q
prominent republican, has entered the race
for the Senate 10 his district, to succeed
Hon. Austin Pesy, resigned The election
occurred Yesterday. a.
Col. Wallace Gruelle has resigned his
position on the editorial staff Of the Ersn'
ing Times, and will probably return to his
old place 10 United States Marshal Gross'
Office on the fret Of January. Truth.
AT Henderson, two school boys, John
Queen, aged Is. and Caarlis French, aged
IL, quarrsled, and the latter wac struck on
the head With q ssone, receiving such in'
juries % will probably cause his death.
--Thos. Phillips, q contractor At Cur
ley's, Madison county. Ala, became drunk
Saturday night and was placed In the Gala
booss, where be was afterward murdered
and robbed, the building being fred to
conceal the crime.
MIR. Bovine, Of Indiana, has introduced
q Mexican pension bill in the House. II
grants q pension to oil survivors Of the
Mexican war, who actually served fourteen
days in the United States army or navy In
Mexico who have reached the age OF 60
years or who are suffering from disability,
provided that such disability was not In
Cured in the rebellion against the United
States.
Mr.: Rsndsll's bill 10 relation 10 hlling
vacancies in the Offices Of President and
Vice President provides that Presidential
Electors shall hold their Offices four years
and that whenever. in csse Of the removal,
death or resignation Of the President, the
Vice President shall have become Presi.
dent. the Electors shall meet In their re-
specive States and choose another Vice
President.
The State Penitentiary Board OF Texas
has purchased a plantation Of 1900 acres
Of cotton and sugar lands in Fort Bend
county to be worked By convict labor. The
State now owns Eve such plantations. Con-
vic. labor Is also hired out TO rich planters
and railroads. No wonder the people re-
volt against the system. At this rate
Texas will be good State for honest labor
to avoid
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22
ssoD8raD, RocKcASTLE COUNTY.

The temperance movement lie still push
ing forward here with glorious results
May God bless us in our efforts TO bAnish
intempsranoe from our midst and cave the
rising generation.
The Negro Creek school taught by b
II. Conn closed Friday, aud Mr.. Thomas
Cherry. school aiso closed same day with
an entertainment which reflected much
credit upon both teacher and pupiIs.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
Baptist church on Friday eve, 2jih. On
the evening of January lst, at same place,
the Uniou Sunday School Of Brodhead will
give free entertainment, the programme
OF which will be long aud we'll selected. At
the request Of many, "PInkin Ridge" will
be re-played.
The Hamiltonian Society met on Fri
day evening. The exercises we're varied
and interesting, consisting Of the dialogues,
advertising for a husband" "Colored Lee.
ture," "Gumtown Womans Association, I"
accompanied with recitations, songs, &c.
The Cyclone" prepared and read by Miss
Ella Moore, was q decided hit and the
most interesting part Of the programme.
Miss Laura Adams, Of Preachersville,
aud Miss Jude Crawford, Of Gum Sulphur,
were visiting Mrs. Mary Conn last week.
Miss S,llis Rowland, a former pupil Of
Brodhead Academy, now residing at Sax.
ton, Ky, is here for the purpose Of becom.
ing member Of the school. Mr.. M. Sui
Ivan, sen Of DIR. Sullivan, formerly OF thi.
place, lie now clerk,ng for Mr.. T. 8 Firth, a
merchant OF our town. Mr.. Green Fish
paid us visit few days since preparatory
TO commencing school here. Mr.. Tom Nc.
Roberts, OF your city, Was Writing friends
here Last week.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22
DaEyiLiE. s0YLE COUNTY.

JIM. Hackney's force Of workmtn be-
gan to put tie tin roof on the new Catholic
church at Junction City this morning.
WIN. Goggins' trial for killing VIM
Robinson, was finally concluded Friday
when he was held in fily dollars bond fol
involuntary granddaughter. .Htf|I
--One dozen copies OF "Sopss Of the
Heart" by Miss Elyira sydnor Miller wer'
sold in Danville last week. John p. Nor
ton, Of Louisville. is the publisher.
-O'Fsllon, the 6ne race horse belong
ing to the estate Of the late John L. spears
was sold for $S,400 at Lexington on Sat
urday. Brown. the turfmsn, was the pur'
chaser.
r. l. salter, Sheriff Of Boyle county
and candidate for a re nomination at tb'
late primary election, has rendered hi
resignation for the balance OF his term. II,
says he wants out" the earliest day the
law will let him.
Capt. David A. Murphy told your cor
respondent this morning that some one had
given him quart Of "old club" whisky anc
that Il was his intention In consequence, "a
turn dsmocra. whole day, or at les't ~
long a. the whisky lasted.
David Boyle, negro boy about
years old. obtained possession Of pistol
and, while playing with il, accidentally
sho, and killed his little hsli.sistsr, ZJl'
Welsh, sged 4 years. The ball entered tb'
chiids head just above the rightsar,
The Danville Literary club met Fri
day night at the residence Of President
Beatty, of Centre College, when "Ths Pres
idents Message" was discussed and q 70
vorable view taken thereof, The speaker
we're Messrs. J. s. Van Wrinkle, X. A
tombstone, J. w. Yerkes and c. II. b Mar
ton.
MIR. Argus Sinclair is in town with tbs
intention Of buying some trotting and rae
ing brood mares. Mr.. q. W. Leathermar
il again reported worse this morning. Mr.
Jas. Kiunsird is also reported q little bet.
ter this Monday morning. He has nov
been confined to his bed about 35 day. Mrs
Alma Goodloe lie quite Ill at the home q
her daughter, Mrs. J. j. Craig. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Bender, Of Washington City
arrived Thursday and will make their hom'
in Danville for the present. Mr. Bender II
connected with the government pension
department. Mr.. Felix g. Fox, formerl,
Of St. Louis, now Of Kansas City, 10 herr
on visit to his fathers family. Mr.. Lee
Davidson Ewing, OF Lexington, Mo-, il
here on q ,isit to his brother'in.lsw, Col
c. f. Bowman. Mr.. J. G Cowsn dad o.
Cincinnati 10 in town. Mis- Mary McRob n
will spend the holidays with friends In
Nashville. Mr.. Jno. w. Irvine has gone
to Pleatant Hill, No, with view Of pur
chasing = farm. His family will follow il
a few weeks Mr.. Geo. z. Dimett, Law
student Of Ann Arbor University, is hom'
for the holidays,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22
sT. VERNON DEPARTMENT.
Managed BY Jno. 3. FISH.


Last Saturday was the busiest day that
this town has seen for lorg time.
MIR. Joe. Msret is still Masking i'm
provements to his electric alsrm signal. II
will soon be perfection.
-Robt. George, OF color, was arrested on
the charge Of carving concealed weapons
and in default Of bail was cent to Jail.
Everyone is invited to the Christmas
tree at the church Thursday evening, Oath
inst. Doors open about o'clock P. NJ.
Mrs. Lulu Nield will clcse her school
at this place next Thursday. Sac has civ
en- entire satisfaction to all the patrons OF
her school.
i'll. Whitehead is making a special
effort in Holiday Goods. Besides the US
ual line Of Toys, Dole, &c, be will have a
good stock of valuable articles suitable for
both LADIES' and gentlemen. q.
Parties who have seen my calls for
money through these columns, will not be
offended at any means l may take to collect
the same. Ny accounts are due and must
be collected. F. L. Thompson. 1t
There are quite number Of applicants
for the position OF store keeper and gauser
for the distilleries which are to be started
in this county about the first Of January.
Misses Ida and May Adams will be
home during the hslidays. Messrs. NJ. F.
Brinklsy aud L. 6. Jones. Of Louisville,
we're 10 town yesterday. Mrs. c Mullins,
of Livingston, was in town Saturday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22

A SENSATIONAL sUIT.-J. w. Adams, q
we'll. TODD farmer OF this county, has enter
ed suit In the Fayette Circuit Court, for
81, 900 against Daniel B. Prewitt, charging
the latter with the seduction Of bis daugh.
ter, Mamie Adams. He also had the
sheriff attach g.. 800 which belongs to
Prewitt, now in the hands Of his guardian,
Judge Mulligsn. Prewitt is now in the
county jail, having been arrested Wednes-
day on a warrant sworn out by the injured
young lady, charging him with bastardy.
Miss Adams will be remembered as the
young lady who created some little senss-
ton in this city last August, by arriving
here one night from Louisville and leaving
her infant in the hands OF colored woman
with the evident intention abandoning the
little wsif. [Gszstte.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22

IT is very gratifying to know that our
technicality-loying Appellate Court has
decided to let one bloody murderer under
70 sentence, which though long as lives
90, is utterly inadequate for the deed After
two wears Of the advantage afforded by the
laws delay, Ollie Brown. who murdered
the town marshal Of Vsrvailles, was given
IA years in the penitentisry, which he will
now have 10 serve unlss. governor in the
meantime can be worked for pardon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22

The yankee who sdvertises in Louis
Vile paper: Ladies, enlarge the bus! and
develop the form. Simple self-trea,ment;
sealed particulars and proofs mailed Free"
ia wasting both his time and money it he
means to address himself to Kentucky Ia
dies. As a general thing they need no
such development, nature having supplied
them lavishly. Did the fool never hear OF
what Kentucky girls fortune is said to
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-22

THE Railroad Commission believes that
as no portion Of the State is over $50 miles
from coal bed, coal can and ought to be
transported this short distance at FIVE cents
per bushel, and allowing four cents for
mining and one cent to the dealer for hand
ling, it ought to be sold anywhere in Ken
tucky at not more than ten cents per bush
ell. This lie the rate as established BY law
In Illinois, and the arguments in advocacy
Of the measure there applies with equal, ii
not greater, force in Kentucky"