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medicine med which remedies their representative.
~, noss ~ invigoratng them; Over-i,y nslon o.
need. then. is tonic not sedativc. The lat
Ter Is only useful when there /. intense mental
excitement and an immediate necessity
* SITS for producing quietude Of the brain
hosieucr's stomach Bitters restores tranquil
ity OF tae nerves by endowing them with tho
vigor requisite to hear. without being Jared or
disturbed unhealthfully. the ordinary impress
siOns produced through the media Of sight.
nearing and reflection. Nay, IL does mar a
han this-it enables them TO sustain a degrees
)f tension from mental application which fbev
would be totally unable TO endure without its
assistance. Such, at least. is the irresistibie
conclusion to be drawn from the testimony OF
business and professional men, literatctrs.
slergymen, and others who have tested
he fortifying and reparatiye influence
If this celebrated tonic and nervine.
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steak. Ni''is are always al
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He who knowsthe world will not be too bash
full. He who knows himself will not be too
impudent.
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Mrs Ann Lacour Of New Orleans, La, writes 81
ha son who has been sick for two years; he has
been attended by our leading physicians, but all to
no purpose This morning he had his usual spell of
coughing, and was greatly Frustrated in conse-
quence that death seemedimmi emit We had in the
house bottle Of DR. WN. HALLS BHsAM FOR THE
LUNGS, purchased by my husband who noticed your
advertisement We administered it and he was in
stantly relieved"
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

for rheumatism, with entire success ; and.
after careful observation, declares that. in
his belief, there is no medicine in the world
equal to it for the cure of Liver Disorders
Gout, the effects of high living, san
Rheum, Sores, Eruptions, and all thu
various forms of blood diseases.
We have Mr.. LELAND's permission to invita-
all who may desire further evidence in regard
to the extraordinary curative powers Of
AYERS SARsAPARILLA to see him persop.
ally either at his mammoth Ocean Hotel
Long Branch, or at the popular Leland Hotel
broadway, 9th and 2Sth Streets, New York
Mr.. LELAND's extensive knowledge OF tho
good done by this unequalled eradicator a,
blood poisons enables him to give inquirers
much valuable information.
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Itiss fact wss:hg Of note that the most suc-
cessinl sui kook publishing houses in
this ceuz >.gned and controlled
selYeSA ~; lead of the firm
af b. OF R'chmond spent
eights;tlss i Straveling through Vir-
ginia and otllef-KJdthern States. The junior
member of this firmcOmmenceG eanvassing for
him few years ago in South Carolina with a
cash captalof less than $40 Now they have
the largest and most efficient force of agents
of any house in the South. Their large expe-
rienee as canYassers enables them to place in
the hands Of their agents only such books as
are adapted tothe wants of the Southern peo-
pie, consequently their agents share with
them themthe reward Of their good judgment
in this matter.
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THE habitotrunning over boots or shoes cor
rected with Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners.
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WARREN LELAND,
whom everybody knows as the successful
Largest Hotel Enterprises

Of America, says that while a passenger from
New York on board ship going around Cape
Horn in the early days of emigration to Cal
ifornia, he learned that one of the officers of
the vessel had cured himself, during tho voy-
age, of an obstinate disease by the use of
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Lawyers money Testimony.
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Maids in vaiting-those beyond twenty-five


Among the $50 kinds of Cloth Bound Dollar
Volumes given away by the Rochester a. "
American Rural Home for every 81 subscription
to that page l8 col, IS year old Weekly, all
SKI inches, fl IN 800 to 900 pages bound in Cloth
are:
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Family CyclOpedia. Counselor.
Farm CyclOpedia. Boys Useful Pas
Farmers and StOckbreed- times.
ers' Guide. Five Years Before
Common Sense in Poultry the Mast
Yard. Peoples History OF
World CyclOpedia United States.
Universal His. of all
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Baltimore i Potomac Railroad
NORTH. TIME TABLE. SOUTH

After Sunday, December Goth, So the
trains on this road will run as follows:
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Three hundred and sixty-hve times each
year every mothers son Of us has strug.
gle getting into his shirt.
Ifashirt is worth getting into, lis strong
and well made, sure not to rip OF tear.
perfect fitting, then there is some compen-
saton for spending so much Of cur exist.
ence in such a struggle. You may wre>tle
with the DIAMOND, but with its everlasting
stay attachment and reinforced bosom, YOU
will come ont head first every time, covered
with glory and with the best shirt inthe land
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21
OsEvnLE. BOYLE COUNTY.

--Rentfrows Musical Comedy Co, will
show here Tuesday.
John T. Idol, brother Of p. II. Idol, the
sewing machine man, died of typhoid fever
at Dansille to day.
p. e. Sullivan qualified As administers
tor Of the estate Of james Rhody, deceased,
in the county court to-day.
The ladies Of Trinity church are pre-.
pairing dinner TO TO be served to-day In
the vacant store room next TO Ssmusls
drug store.
-owiug to the stupidity OF mail agents
or something else the INTERIOR JOURNAL,
which should have reached here on Friday
at $40 A NJ did not arrive until that hour
on Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Mckee, = student Of the
Law department Of Ann Arbor University, IL
a, home for the holidays Harry Giovinoli
has returned from Msysville and lie at work
at the Tribune Office Col c. E. Bowman,
o, Frankfort, is in town.
Misses Walker and Faulkner, Of Lam
caster, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. X
Argo at the d. a d. Institute. Mr.. J. M.
Bryant, Of Chicago, is in town. Miss Bes'
sie Craft, Of Holly Springs, Miss, Is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. @. c. Young
The large Wholesale drygoods house Of
Roll, Tasyer, Williams 4 Co, Of Kansas
City. has failed for over 100000 and the
news 10 interesting to the people Of this
par, Of the country from the fact that two
Of the partners. Mr.. Norton Thsyer and
Mr.. ]. p. welch, we're originally from
Dsnville. The latter is son Of Mr.. q
w. WEIGH. ST., Of this place, who left Tor
Kansas City Friday night
MIR. Vim. Lyle is also announced "a
candidate for the democratic nomination
for the Legislature n this county. That
makes three contestants, Judge X. J. Breck'
inridse, Capt. w. E. Grubbs and Mr.. Lyle
Judge Breckenridge 10 announced to. speak
to-day al O'Clock and Il is likely all three
will be present and give their views on the
great questions Of the day.
The funeral Of James Rhody, formsrl,
Of this place, who vas killed bya railroaS
accident Friday night, occurred here on
Saturday. Me Rhody was 6reman aud
be together with his engineer, ChristOpbei
Toole, we're killed beyond Somerset b.
their engine running of the track and fall
ing on them A committee OF the Brother
hood Of Eogineers aud Firemsn ATTENDED
the funeral.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21
~. p. WALTON.
DOUBLE NUMBER

THE beat reading that We have CONF
across Ia long time lie the letter Of Judg'
Fontaine L. Fox, Jr., In reply to one from
an individual named Dodge, who occupies
the exalted position Of professor Of Greel
in that delsctable exponent and practicel
Of mixed sch ools, Bsres C,lleee, suggesting
q secret conference at Lexington on the 2ls'
Of this month for the purpose Of cousolids'
ting the republican. prohibition aud labor
elements TO the end that the State off Ses
and the legislature be captured and ths
government run TO suit the beautiful tastes
of that aggregation Of Intellectual giants, oil
whom John ID. White, Gen. Fry and Logan
Mckee are the greater and several 9TH
er less noted individuals are the Lesser
lights, their names being signed to the call
Tor union that lie 10 "lose sight Of all pub
lie questions in order to carry the legisla-
ture and take control Of the State govern
uen,." Judge Fox, like the true man that
he lie, refuses to be led into this trap 10 be-
tray his friends and co -laborers for prohi-
bition and tells the professor so in words
that have the bark on them, after Civ
ing the whole snap away and spurning the
confidence the marplots would take him
into. Says the Judge: "You are mistaken In
nae, ct least. I did not leave the democratic
party TO get into the republican party.
To me the republican party is but the has.
tard son Of the old wing party and the He
climate erandchild Of those Federslists
who burnt their blue lights on the coast Of
Massachusetts. II the prohibition and
reform party Of this State and Union fails
OF lite lofty and pstrio,ic objects. can re-
turn to the democratic party. do not
know and / do not intend 10 learn the way
to the republican psrty-lesst Of all, the
way leading there through treschery to
friends" The epistle closee: my answer
to you will be complete when l tell you in
all frankness that do not care 10 what mo-
tive you, or any one e'ss, may attribute the
spirit Of this letter, or the feet that, il you
or they ever see IL, you will frat see il in
public journal. Ga that subject you may
exercise your wit or your imagination with
out let or hindsrsnce, nor will / eyer again
take any notice Of you or any one else, or
in anything coming from you in connection
with this conference or any other looking
to an act that is intended to bring evil, and
evil only, to the prohibition and reform
party OF this State and Of the Union" Thus
is another great scheme Of republican minds
thwarted and an iniquitcus fusion scorned
and spat upor.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21
go1Es OF CURRENT EEEsTs.

The Ohio Supreme Court has decided
the Dow Liquor law constitutional.
1t Gov. Hindman denies the re
port that he is candidate for auditor.
Factor Jones and Dick Bullock were
shot by mob for the murder Of Geo. Taffe,
near Little Rock, Ark.
THE House bill which passed the Sen
ate extends the free postal delivery system
to Frankfort and Paducah.
The Richmond Register reports the
death Of Mr.. PAulina ROdes, aged 85, and
James B, Miller. aged rs.
The whaling bark, Atlantic, was driven
on the California shore and went to Iieces
causing the loss Of % lives.
--Govsruor Alger, Of Michigan, is tC
give the 4s7 newsboys Of Detroit new suit
OF clothes each on Christmas.
Henry Hurter, Cashier OF the Western
Bank and the Western Insurance Company
OF Louisville, died. aged 43 years.
The Russian Minister at Washington il
allowed 5000 a year by his govsrnmsn
for the purpose Of giving entertainments.
-Comp,roller OF the Currency Trenhola
makes plea TO Congress to have the gov
eminent assume the liabilities Of the Freed
mans Bank.
-Krupp, the famous manufacturer, hai
produced qua that will throw a bal
weighing two tons through thirty eigh
inches Of solid iron.
"A wealthy widow Of Waterbury. Conn
eloped with hired man and when bel
brothers captured them, she spited them By
cutting her own throat.
Mrs. Langtry has Melted $4,000 ia
the ten weeks she has been playing in New
YORK ard her season ia not half over. Bsau
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

CAPT. GROSS, who il was claimed in sew
ersl quarters did not offer bis resignation
OF the U. s. Marshalship in good faith, has
Withdrawn il and the muddle over the ap'
pointment OF bis successor has cleared mp
The Louisville Commercial says that If Rog-
ers could have heen named as his successor,
Gross would have been PERFECTLY willing to
withdraw, but Hager, mountain horse,
was showing much speed in getting there,
hence the reconsideration. 1t - said that
Hsger's nomination would be a serious
set back to Gen. Buckner's candidacy for
governor, as Hager would probably throw
the inAuance Of his office to Harris. Capt.
Gross il anxious to have Gen. Bueknsr
elected, as il was out Of chivalrous loyal
~ to the old war horse that the captain re-
fused to be candidate himself. II appears,
therefore, that rather than see some one ap
pointed who would ipjure Buckner's chan
Gee, Capt. Gross will hold on to the fatiesi
ofice In the State.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

IT IL said that both the Offices OF the sec
rotary Of var aud Of the navy are still man
ned By republicans, who secure as they feel
Themselves to be in rffioe, are az insolent
aud as odious "a they can make themselves
to democrats and especially to the repre-
sentatives Of democratic papers. 1t lie a
barniug shame that they are retained when
the Offices rightly belong to the democrsis.
Eadicott is said TO be only the secretary Of
war In name, bis duties being entirely per-
formed BY republican clsrks. A writer
says these dapper little dudes delight in
mistreatiug their betters and 1t Is source
OF intense qualification to them to lord II
over democr attic correspondent. Mr.. En-
dicott has not made change in the depart.
ment since be loaned the President the use
OF his name to ornament the head. The
reason given for this In army circles is that
Eudicott is Smooth. bore, with the touch
hole spiked" and knows no more Of the du.
ties Of secretary OF war than = pig does
about playing the dute. Endicott Is one Of
the previously unknown men that the sd.
ministrstion has discovered, and he with
the other rsscsls should be made to walk
the plank, since his utter incompetency has
been found ont.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21
NJ. gssHoR aocxcas1ls COUNTY.

Call in at J. L. Whitehesd's before
Chris,mss. "a.
R. L. Myers has received an appoint
ment As gAuger. He will work at ID 4
Bs,hurum's stillhou.e as soon as Mr.. b. gee
TO running.
--Cnristmas for big folks, little tolks and
all. Go to ]. l.. Whitehead's and examine
HE stock Of holiday goods, the handsomss
and cheapest assortment in the country
Call in and be Astonishsd.
Married, lAst Thursday, the l6.h. al
Birmingham, Ala Mr.. R)bert VsnhoOk &c
Miss Mamie Jolly. Mr.. Vanhook former
Is lived in this county. he is now an
evangelist OF the Chrislian church for the
State OF Alabama.
DIR. A. g. Lowell and vile have gone
10 Louisville to live. The doctor has been
there himeelf for come time and saysth be
has already built up q fair practice. We
regret to give them up, but hope he will
meet with success in the practice OF his
profession at that place.
IF. ID. HAusel closed his school at this
place last Thursday. So far as / hear he
has given entire satisfaction. There lie a
good opening here for select school now.
There ought TO be = school here all the
time and can't see why some good, ener'
Ve,ic teacher does not come here and build
one mp.
The courthouse has been secured Ia
which to have the Xmas tree. This Ia
much better place tbsn the church. The
tree will show of better and there will os
more room. The interest increases as the
time draws near. More people from the
country are expected than ever attended
one at this place before. Come everybody
and we will try and make it pleasant FOL
You.
8. L. Whitehead went to Williams
burg Sunday. David Thompson and wife
OF Garrsrd, are at Mp. M. @. Bragg
Woods Barnes. the popular notion drum
msr, spent Sunday here. Mrs. Nsth Shu
mate visited Mrs. J. l. Joplin Sunday. b
II. Conn and Alex Hurst, Of RrodhsAd. wer'
10 town yesterday. Mrs. @. 8. Nield, is a
Der fathers, Jack Adams. q. W. Hnckin'
Is a, home for the holidays. Miss Georges
Brown is at home again. having closed hel
school last Saturday.
On Wednesday afternoon last at
o'clock, at the home OF the bride in thiI
county, Mr.. George @. Fish and Mis'
Lura Hiatt were united in matriuony, Ell
der p. J. Hiatt officiating, Mr.. 7. N. Rob
erts and Miss Ella Ramsey were the at
tendants. The wedding was very quiet
only few frisnds aud relatives Of the con
tracing parties being present Mr.. Fish il
a nice young farmer and one among the
most popular young men We have In the
county. The bride is one Of the mos, esti'
mable young ladies living in this vicinity
She never looked prettier than on her we'd
ding day. Their union ought to be har-
py one, as they hare lived nesr and know n
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

A SHARP politician said to ms that be be-
lieved that the candidacy Of Judge Hines
for governor was really in the interest Of
Gen. Buckner and that he was bought out
by the Frankfort crowd to accomplish the
generals nomination. He thinks that
Hines can carry some Of the counties tina,
Buckner can not and by having the proper
delegates appointed be able to take them
over at the proper moment to the hero Of
Fort Donel.on and nominate him with .
hurrah.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

A WOMAN arrived last week at lamps
Fla, from Cuba, who on being searched BY
the custom officers for contraband articles,
was found to wear a tin hustle, inside oil
which was gallon OF the 6ue,t Jamsica
rum. There has been question as TO
whether the hustle is ornamental, but no
one ever dreamed that IL was useful until
this fair damsel demonstrated II 90 forcibly.
Ladies in prohibition counties can render
themselves exceedingly popular by taking
this hint.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

THE London Leader has been sold to Mr..
W. Fl. Martin, an experienced printer, who
by the way once held case in this Office
very Enthusiastically to the proprietor, and
he will continue to maze il Simon.pure
democratic organ. While wishing him the
largest measure oil success, we yet regret TO
see Mr.. Craft leave the paper, which he
made 20 bright and newsy and on which he
showed 30 many qualities likely to make him
one Of the most noted journalists Of the
State. We hope he will not remain outside
the profession many days.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

W. B. HANsFoRD has found that juno.
ton City will not support his paper and
has therefore decided TO move the Herald
toSomerset and consolidate it with the
Bonner, which he has purchased. Without
liberal advertising patronage, il is an up
hill business TO run a newspaper. and there
are not enough merchants in Junction City
to keep one up. even II all we're as liberal
as our friend Vanarsdall.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

THERE will be no tariff reduction during
the present session Of Congress. Mr.. Nor
ripon's motion to 90 into the committee Of
the whole for the confederation Of his bill
to reduce the war tariff was defeated Sat-
urdsy, 154 nays to 149 ayss. Randall and
% others claiming to be democrats, but
whose names show them to be lot Of no.
bodies, voted against she consideration and
six republicans for it.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

THERE Is one member OF the Senate,
Jones, CT Florida, and one Of the House,
Aiken, Of South Carolina, who never dark
en- the doors Of the chambers at Washing.
ton. The former may have been at the capital
once or twice, but The latter, although elect
ed to the 49sh Congress, has never taken his
seat. Both draw their pay with alarming
regularity, however.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

JUDGE DURHAM's scrutiny OF the ac'
counts of the u. s. marshals and commits
sioners and bis rejection Of every item in
them not within the purview Of the law,
has set these individuals to devising plan
to have the powers Of the Controller cur
tailed, 90 that biz decisions will not be 6nal
bot subject to an sppeal TO the attorney
general in the matter Of accounts Of officers
who hold their appointments under the de-
psrtmsnt Of justice, and they have succeed
ed in getting bill to that effect before
Congress.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

The recent furry in Wall street is said
TO hare crippled dossn or more Cougrss''
men.
up 10 last Saturday . special relief
committee Of Charleston had received
s649, 746 "A for the benefit Of earthquake
sufferers. OF this sum nearly $3.50, 600 was
contributed by New York city alone
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

THE Colorsd Normal School, which the
last Legislature ordered to be established,
will be located at Frankfort. Several towns
in the State contested for the alleged prize,
but the capital city outbid them, donating
81, 500 in cash and ten acres Of ground on
the top Of Fort Hill. Tne site is desira.
BILE one and the building when finished will
have cost 81. 500.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

TIE money kings are getting 10 their
work ipsthe Senate. That body has passed
a bill to redeem the trade dollar and the
House will likely follow suit. The poor
folks have lost from Is TO 25 cents each on
these coins and the bankers and brokers
will be that much in pocket when the bill
haeop, sa a law
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

ANY proposition to reduce taxation 10 al
ways popular, consequently there was
large meeting OF the citizens OF Louisville
Saturday night to endorse Mayor Booker
Rsed's course and to appoint committees to
carry out his suggestiops.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

The Greensboro Messenger lie led TO re.
mark: "Soule Smith was once an enter
tainiug newspaper correspondent, but be
is becoming regular gss-baG. He seems
to have constipation Of subjects and d..
aryhea af words.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

The Capital Printing Company, Of
Frankfort, purchased Thursday the outfit
of tho late Ksnhety Yeoman ne9spaper,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-21

T. r. WALT0N'S.
Cor. Main and Somerset SITS.
will open tomorrow, Saturday, a
splendid assortment of Christmas
Trix, embracing
Pretty Toys,
Delicious Candies,
Tropical Fruits,
All kinds of Nuts,
Freshest Cakes, &c.
ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES.
IF you fail to see these goods before
purchasing you will certainly regret
! it. @Ss
Please bear in mind that the follow.
ing goods are also in stock, and that
they are as nice and fresh as you could
wish:
Citron, Layer and Seedless Rails
ins, Currants, Figs, Prunes,
Mince Meat, MacarOni, y
Cheese, Dat Meal,
HOminy, Beans,
Krout, Honey, Butter and Soda
Crackers, and Canned Goods
in Great Variety
And while you are buying Christ
mas Goods, don't forget that he has all
the
NECESSARIES OF LIFE,
All of which are as good, and perhaps
little better, than can be found any
where else.
r.. R, WALTON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-04-24
Eastern Tieacs ofthe Coat TRADE.

Neo Torh. Bituminous keeps on
about as before with no SPECIAL signs of
either side, in the wages dispute,
giving way. The coal Of this quality
that is available when the pinch comes
is something extraordinary, and one
hears Of all manner of outside coal as
being offered. 1t was evident that
some parties eastward were pretty we'll
posted, for they still have stock on
hand to draw from. We hear of
Meyersdale, Broadtop, Pocahontas,
Beech Creek, C. & O. GOALS, with some
from west of the Alleghenies and OHIO,
to say nothing of the foreign coal
temporarily attracted here. - Coal
Trade J0mn0l