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Other Fires.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 25.-The Michigan
Forge and Iron Company's works, which
covers a whole block at the corner of River
street and Clark avenue. was destroyed by
FIRE this afternoon, with the exception of
the rOughlng department. Loss. S75,O coo:
fully insured. Three hundred anu fifty
men are thrown out of work. Senator Nc
MILAN is interested in this company.
SANFoRD. Me, Nov. 26.-The carding and
weaving mill of the blanket department of
the Sanford mill have been burned. The
loss is unknown. but Is very heavy; covered
by insurance. One hundre and fifty hands
are thrown out of employment. !.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. G.-The Church
of the Advent, the leading Episcopal
church in this city. was destroy cd by fire
yesterday. efan
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Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 25.-About eight
hundred people attended the races at Vest
side PARK to-day. The weather was cold
and raw. but business in the b%ettinG-ring
was lively. The track was fast, but only
two favorites won. TO-morrow's races
close the meetings. T0-day's winners were
Whittier. Sly Lisbon, Brazos. Brownwood
and AQalon.
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owing to the tendency of votera to drop
down one line in their marking and desig-
nate the name of the first candidate. thus
enormously voting only for him, the law
was amended to direct that the crosses for
straight tickets must be placed IN circles
printed for that purpose at the top of the
ballots. 1t was feared from the first that
many would neglect to comply with the
new regulations. and would place their
marks on the side of the ticket at the top.
thinking TO vote 1t straight Seward's
election Is taken as evidence that this
error was made by many voters In Ohio. It
is argued that the cross was placed beside
his name by many whosupDosed that there
by they were voting the straighr Demo-
cratic ticket. whereas they were vot-
ing only for him. If this be the
however, enough voters In Ohio
desired to vote for Grover Cleveland to
carry the State by the plurality that Sew
ard got. The abstracts of five counties has
been sent back for correction. and 1t Is
possible that they may imperial two other
Republican electors-L. NJ. Stark, of the
Twentieth district. andLuther Allen of the
Iwenty-hrst, whose margin of plurality 10
slight.
Democrats Will Try to Steal a senatorship.
OMAHA. Nov. 25.-It is stated that steps
have been taken by the Democratic State
central committee to prevent the Repub-
licans controlling the Legislature on JOINT
ballot. and thus return a Republican United
States Senator. Evidence has been sub
mitted by the various members, it is al
legged. to indicate an organized effort on
the part of the Republican State central
committee to control a sufficient number
of seats III the House and Senate to make
their senatorial choice certain of success.
The Legislature stands: Senate-pemO-
Gratis. 5; Republicans, IL; Independents, IA.
House-Democrats. q; Republicans. 40; In
dependents, A. On joint ballot the Re-
publicans require five to elect. Contests
have been commenced to seat Repu blIcans
enough to elect q United States Senator.
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Local Weather Report
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Is.
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He Is n Guest OF MIR vanderbilt
LONDON. Nov. 25.-The blowing remark
able advertisement appears to-day in the
Tunes and Post of this city:
The Rev. r. W. Davey, of London, has arrived
in New York from Central America, and is at
present the guest Of Mr.. Vanderbilt, the million
aire
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yJUDGE B. X. e. LOTT viii presi e.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01
RED EAGLE.
Standard

Foalcd May %, 1850. Blood bay. black
leg. name and tail, will Dee fun Ii hands
high Al maturity.
Sired by the Incompatible Red SPUR
rel. the grande>t saddle stallion on earth.
- hi, record will show. Iii, owners. the
Mcs,r> Owsley. Of Burk>ville. have re-
fused AN offer OF 5000 for him: stand, at
So the season, cash in hand. and can not
accommodate hall his patrons; sired by
Black squirrel, he by Black Eagle, by
King William. bv Washington Denmark
hv Gaines Denmark hy the great 4-milc
race horse, Denmark, by Imp. iIcdgciurd.
Red Eagles dam Rowena Webb Russell
one ui the best walking animals on earth,
having met and defeated all the crack
walkers of Central Kentucky. including
stations and gclding>, 10y Funk, stump
ter Denmark, hv Goddard, Numptcr ben
mark. hy Washington Denmark, ,Sc
You will see from above that his breed.
ing is gilt cdge-in fact. he i, model
general utility horse. VIII serve few
mares the present season al my place,
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CIR,UIr COUEr.-Ihe Common wealth
docket was called Tuesday, when the
following cases were set ior the Sth day:
j. Il. Russell. arson, Bud Pennington,
malicious wounding and Hans and Fritz
Lockawitz. sssault and battery. w. T..
saunders, ior the murder OF Judge Eg-
bert. was fixed tor the 9TH dav, next
"Wednesday. The case against Curt,
cover Tor unlawful whisky selling was
iiled away aud SO was the one agaius;
John lorket Tor house breaking; Henry
Crow AMI W. r. Ciymcr were each SEN
fenced 70 pay fine OF S2j and be jailed
l0 days, bnt neither was present Ia see
i; done. L. w. Green was acquitted Of
selling a minor liquor, but JOS. Your 2
Tor a similar otienss was mulcted in goo.
Jim Tall. the nrgro who BIAS been in
more scrapes than any other nall dozen,
wss discharged on his own rccognizan ce,
10 begin his deviiment anew.
The petit jury was selected Tuesday as
follows: George 7. Bright. John spoon
anorc, II. Z. Young, sam Dudderar, W.
r. Camden, Porter Robinson. J. ID. Bas-
tin, J. Il. Gentry, j. Ii. Collier, j. j. Nc
Kinney, J. II Tucker, /. q. Gooch, j.
b. Mckinney, John Anderson, j. A.
Chappcil, samuel Il id, j. VI Cook, +.
Nj. Holmes.
l.. e. Latin for shooting John Ball
was tried 10y jury and let of with 4
fine OF so
Circuit Court j. about petering out be-
fore il gets fairly under way. B1,h the
grand and petit juries we're dismissed
"Wednesday till next Tuesday aul moth
! ing OF consequence has 50 far been done
Curtis Cover won his suit against DE-
DOores Tor Keeping his horse; at least be
was awarded SS3Sl month for >,
months. the difference between his
charge of ilOa month and DR.. DOores
understanding oi .. The grand jury
/ has found the following indictments
Green Gentry, murder, Bob Whitley an,
| Jim Middleton, .al,c swearing about ;
game oi craps. Bob Whitley for cral
shooting: Vim. Huston unlawlully shoot
ling Alex Gooch; sam Hays, mallciouslN
wlundius Henry Owsley; VIM. Goun-
Iald John viii Noung, carrying conceal
eI weapons. George Dollins, maliciousi,
cutting Nit Embry with a razor.
ANoNG the visiting attorneys at circui
court this week are Judge q. W. Nc Jlur
and c. G. Williams Mt. Vernon; Hon
r. +. Bobbitt, Crab Orchard; J. Nor
Rothweu, q. Il. Bradley. l.. f. Hubble
Vim. Hcrndon. Lancaster, and W. i
Hansiord, Crab Orchard.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

DR.. j. B. Owsley sold to an Illinois
party the seven mules advertised in this
paper, at 1870.
M. $. Baughman bought OF Brau-
mont 4 Co, fine drai, stallion for $3.50.
He sold to HuRuely, OF Boyle, young
jack for 500, TO same party another at
ESQ and TO BEAUMONT n Co. a Young
jack for $50
Fred Kruger has sold his farm of
90 acres near Grab Orchard - Mr.. Spesc
for ! 900 and will 90 10 Mt. Vernon and
devote his entire time 20 making lime
and brick. His old friends in this coun-
ty will pleaso remember him when they
need either.
A good crowd attended the sale OF
Mrs. +. c. Helms effects Tue, day after
noon, but low prices were realized thro'
out Household AID kitchen furniture
cold Tor about bali what it should have
buggy horse brought $50; 2-year-old colt
by Pence Sl40 brood mare $50: jersey
milk COW S2l.50.
-Horsemen OF Lincoln county. dom
fail to enter your young stock IN III,
Mercer County Fairs yearling, tUo-year
old and three-year.oi1 stakes-S2OO, S40'
and 500 guaranteed amounts In
trance lee ia the lowest. -, 80, so. due
April 4th. when stake- close. r. VI
Card~ell, Secretary.
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FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

In Paris 80 cattle sold at +c.
M. r. Elkin bought OF @. Ador lot
OF beef cattle at 200.
William Moreland sold to I. ID. New.
land l. calves at $3.50.
w. w. HAYS bought Wednesday a
half interest in Beazley Bros. tine young
stallion, Silver Tip, for $500.
William Mortland bought OF }. w.
Allen, of the West End, - CALVES at 81
and OF r.. I. Woods 1 cattle at Sc.
1t WAS full brotherto CLANCY Den
mark bought, and not that horse, AS |
stated in the last issue. NJ. ;. Baus Ia
man.
w. II Taylor lost 10 hogs, rang
ing in weight from 100 to l2O pounds,
during the late cold spell. lie attributes
the cause to pneumonia
i will give 300 to the owner OF the
first colt by George Dictator 1852 that
enters the 80 list. 1 have sold several
lacks lately, but the best ones are yet
left. NJ. :. Baughman.
j. X. x VI. =. Bahghman sent their
speedy Walsingham stallion, Naboth, to
Harrodsburg, Tuesday, to be.put in train.
iny i'm the hands Of Crit Davis. lie will
more than likely be successful cam
paigner.
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THE city council awarded the franchise
of the water works 10 y. J. G. Howe, Of
indianapolis, at the letting Wednesday
night. He has 20 days to begin the con-
-truction Of the plant, but says he will
be at work in less than 80 il everything
runs right. Stanford and Rowland to-
cether are to paw - 900 for ~ plugs
wear and the l.. x y. 5000. We believe
the council has done well for the town
in this matter, as 1t gives us water and
secures the permanent location OF the
shops r, Rowland. Ii wipes ont any
sins ii commission or omission that may
be charged against them, and for one We
are going o show our appreciation by
voting for the board as whole Tor re-
election.
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KILLED HN THE CARs.-ThOmas Me
Cabc. sou OF Mrs. Kate McCabe, who
keeps Il hotel at South Somerset. fell be-
tween the ears a. he was stepping from
the cabouse OF freight No. b to condo
la near Haywood at II O'Clock Wednes
day night, and the caboose passing over
him, hi> right lee Was mangled irom the
Thigh down, the left cut Oh below the
knee, besides being mashed in the
breast. lie VAS brought here at once
and surgical aid summoned. lie was
in intense agony, but his mind was
clear, till opiates were given, and he
begged that his mother be sent for. The
surgeons coull DO nothing, save relieve
his pain, and at 3 O'Clock hs breathed
his last Mrs. McCsbe WAS telegraphed
for, and it happening that train was
about to pass Somerset, she got aboard
and arrived here ut an early hour yes
terdsy morning, but too late to see her
boy alive. She Was greatly overcome at
the suddenness ol the blow and sympa-
thy for her was expressed on all sides.
The dead man was about % years OF age
aud good and dutiiul son. II was his
first and only tripI as brakeman on the
l.. & n. The remains were prepared
for burial by Undertaken Huffman and
taken to Somerset yesterday.
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MEANS BUSINESS.

ENGRAVING beautifully and artistically
done at A. Il. Penny's.
Buy your books and school sup?lies'oi
oil kinds irom A H. Penny.
Fresh Lambeth Garden seeds, IN
papers and IN bulk, ~ W. y. McRob-
.rts'
HAVE your watch, clock and iewery
repaired At A. 4. pennys. All work
warranted.
REMEMBER that all silverware. watches,
rings. &c, bought 1T A. Il. Penny's vii.
~ engraved free u charRr.
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YESTERDAY and the day before were as
lovely Az ever came in Springti March
going out like timid lamb. The signal
service says it will probably be showery
to-day or to night, but the moonites say
April is going to be a dry month be-
cause 1.-The new moon lays on her back
and holds the water in her lap"
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a DoU belonging to Hort Hayden
snapped A. HI Neyius the other night
aud slightly grazed his iee with HE
teeth, and acting afterwards like he Wa
mad, his owner killed him. Most dogs
ought 10 De killed before they rrt n
cnancc to 70 mad. Would It not hc we'll
Tor the city council 10 take action on
the matter Of dogs running at large be-
fore somebody is given the hydrppho.
him
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

ORpiNAN,E. The following ordinance
was passed hy the city council Wcdn,s.
day night. Be it ordained that II shall
be unlawful for any travelling or timer
ant doctor Ia practice medicine in any Of
its branches within the limits OF the cit y
OF stanford. Ia open an Office ior such
purpose or 20 announce To the public n
any other way au intention 10 practice
medicine stall b, an ofiense within the
meaning II this ordinance. Provided
that nothing in this ordinance shall lie
construed ~ prohibiting any reputab e
physician or surgeon from any Other
place being called here, either to visit a
patient or in consultation with any rep.
utab,r physician OF this city. ANY pei
sou convicted of violation OF the pro-
visions OF this section shall bc fined in
the sum OF slOO for each hay 50 engaged
in the practice OF medicine u W.
Nandeveer, Mayor.
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Dorsey GOlddust.
standard No. 1862

Thi, young roadster stallion i un IN
bred Golddu,t. Foaled in April 1881; j.
bav, fun III Hands. speedy aud mex
crllcd in style action, finish and dispose
ton.
Full brother to E,tcllc, trial > 224. Coo
rinne, 3-year-old trial > 3 and MontroNc.
the speedy and premium colt Of -.
Sired by Iilcaadi Golddu>t 400 10y
Golddu,t 10, by Vermont Morgan Clos
or related To Maud :. ; as and Johnson
> OGi than any other stallion. the first -
year old stallion To trot in public n fast
a > -. sire oi Cigarette, dam OF Rosa
lind Wilkes the fastest mare ot the
Wilkes family, record , "a, Whlrlwind
> ~, Fannie GoldduSt > POI, Esielle - >
Dam Florence. dam OF fslellc 22i, by
Golden Mingo Chief son Of tiaii : Comet
Morgan.
over 500 of the , 30 performers have Il
a strong infusion of GolduNt ana Morgan
blood. Dorsey Golddu,t will make th,
present season AT my place . miles from
Stanford on the lluStonville pike,
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. q. &. KELLER is quite ~.
c. b. REID, % DAnvlle. is with friend,
here.
Miss JENNIE WARRES j. visiting in
Danyille.
Miss SuE BsicHr J.. visiting Miss An.
ME Hale.
Mr.. Will SEVERANCE is in Louisville
adding 10 his spring stock
VI. VI. FLENNKR. OF Louisville, has tax.
en- position in the Louisville store.
Carr. A. VI. PEARcE, OF the l. Il ",
is visiting his parents a, Kinesvillc.
Mas. q. V. RIlgY. OF Pinovillc, is Wis
ting her mother, MIR. Emily Jones.
Mas. W A. ARNOLD, Of Lancaster, has
been the guest OF Mrs. J. 6. Carpenter
MRs. MARTHA j. HvBnLE and dsugh-
ter. Miss Laura, went 20 Lexington Wed.
nesdsy.
Miss MANN BALLARD, OF Madison. the
baudsome niece OF Mr.. Joe Coley, is
her guest.
Miss MiNNiE DKIrH, who has been
visiting Mis-. Lizzie Dawson. returned to
Louisville "Wednesday.
MEs J. +. DAVIS and son anil Mr..
Mark Hardin went 10 Monticello Wed
ncsday 20 visit relatives.
MIS- uR,H pyN~. of the Yves, End,
leit Wednesday for lengthy visit TO
friends ~ Baruw-il. =. &.
~. D. 81. ...,. ...,.,r,...t ., I "a,
isville Wednesday % assis, Miss Mary
Logan IN her purchasing agency.
NRs. L \. GREEN. 90. Hu~,onvilic, 10
visiting her sous, N"ssr-. p. W. and
Frank Green, at tl- Myers House.
Ma \. ANpEE>oN. 1i nanyi'e, WAS
here on legal business TUESDAY. Hewas
accompanied by VI. sc. Alvef,ou.
joins Il. FAExis left Tuesday 10. lex
ingion, where he has engaged with Col
v. n. Boyce, prominent horseman.
Mss. BugEE, of psuyillc, td- rented
The residence on Main street advertised
Nv Mr.. John VI. Mclsoberjs. r.. aud Ia.
ken possession.
GES. A. j. Gross aud Col VI. II
Crump. who are On a tour Of inspection
q the State Guarls. were here Tuesday,
en- route to Lancaster
NlR, f. Is. CALpWKLL has returnr,
from visit to Mrs. Joe Hardin At Cor
bin aud also to friends at Cumberland
Gap and Niddlesboro.
SURF. J. |. MCKiNNEy. oi the l.. n y.
with headquarters 80 Montgomery, cam'
Mp Ia see his sick parents and tudin.
them better, siail only few hour.
Mr.. j. G.. FLoRKNCE, train master a.
the n, G. g. y L. is here TO see abou
the street ear line. water works Sc. III
has good deal 81 property at GpNlan'
and hope, To SOC il benefited
Ma. \. Il, CLAkEE OF Liberty, spent
couple OF DAYS here attending court. HI
j. very anxious that Casey shall be pa
IN this district. Vhtre e democrat vii
stand some show for his white alley.
Nix. r. K. WAlroN, Of Atlanta, Wiz
came up To- see his sick sister and hel
lis brother during her illness, reiunc'
/, home "Wednesday. shshavine begun .
.eonvalpscr. he certainly proved an eve
fpresrut help IN time OF trouble
OviNG 10 his wife, III health hcn
Mr.. Max Names has been forced to civ
mp hi, position a. manager OF the Louis
vile Store and Ne will l,ays next wee
I'm search Of a climate healthlul to her
During Mr.. Names STAY oi Is month
here, he has proven a most eXcellen
citizen and has made friends 10y the hun
dred, who regret to give him mp. Ill
wife also has large circle OF lriend'
who dislike very much to see her leave
Mr.. Names has been succeeded by VI
Adolph Hays, who has been in the stoi
month nr more.
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To THE FARMERS.
j. s. HUGHES.

avn agent Tor The Central Kentucky Hedge
Fence Co., Of Lancaster, and cGrr the services ~
both myself and the COMPANY to the c,tigcns Of
Lincoln county am very thapkful for the hber-
al patToh7sc received and nope by tar dealing TO
merit cont nuancc. Farmers IA need Of pod
fence viii ind me az the Myers House in Stanford
on each County Court day
37-om NJ. ". JOHNSON.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

Nh Isaac HAMILTON s,oreat Rowland
was entered by burglars Wednesday
night, the second time within a lew
months. Entrance was effected through
the floor, Just as IT was before, and in
the identical spot, and he therefore
thinks il the same parties. Mr.. Hamil-
ton claims that about $3.50 in goods are
missing, but the cash drawer was not
touched. The goods stolen consist OF
knives, razors. clothing, bats, shoes etc,
and the thieves must have had wagon
to take them away
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$500 REWARD.

Ny store % Rowland was broken into ~ the
night Of the 57th and goods 10 the amount Of $3.50
g. $500 stJen such a. clothing hats. SHOES, pocket
kniN cs, Iar9r- and ievelry. Will give q reward
oi $500 for the arrest and Conviction and return of
yond> Toll were found 10 the house consisting
~ one ratchet brace. two bit, each. pue hruer
chiSel, one inc, md yna hrmer lh,el, p inch.
-, too., are ai old rNcopt the brace.
ISAAC HAMILTON.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

TBE loctor,, VINO procured the ordi.
nance 20 keep away travelling doctors,
say they did Il in the interest OF the
public, which was being gnlled. OfcoaTse
they are very soucitous about the pub
lie. Or. ApPleman was taking some oi
the public along with him ami injur!ng
their business.
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Onward Messenger
Standard. Bred by Charlie, Dunn.
RED By ONWARD CHIEF lio5.


SIRED By ONWARD CHIEF ii95.
BY Onward lill, record y I, sire of 80
in > 30 list, also II producing sons and rs
producing daughters
1T dam Lady Messenger, by ilutchin-
sons Chief 1920; I'd dam Eliza Jane,
ldam of Maud Messenger 10 Merit > %
by Gentle Breeze 800, sire OF Pearl > 80
&c 3d dam Kitty Rivers, dam of BERTHE
Girl b, by Abdallah -. sire of Almont,
Belmont. &c; 18th dam by Red Jacket, sire
of the dam OF kentucky Wilkes 22l I,
Madison Wilkes 2sl and grandam Of
Red Wilkes, 80 50 l1l, Lizzie Wilkes
> - DC.
Bay horse, heavy name and tail, with
size, style and finish. and representing
some of the best lroiting families in the
whole country. Should make "a great stock
horse. Will make n short season M our
stable D miles west of stanford,
At $40 10 Insure Mare in Foal.
At same place
Large Mule Jack,
II IS To Insure
10 J. A. Il ;. T. HARRIS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

HAIr FAEE,- W W. Penn, r. T.. A.,
asks W ;o announce that the l.. " y.
will sell tickets from Junction City TO
Louisville April 5,h, good 20 return on
the 6th, az one iare Tor the round.;rip.
on account Of base ball game in Louis
viiic between team Of that city and the
Dauyiii.s.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

Now j. the time for decorating your
walls, and you will find the largest and
pret,iest designs OF wall paper at w. b.
McRoberts'
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EGGS FOR MATCHING.

From he following standard varieties White
Cochins AlItchells stranl White Plyrnoih Rocks
Hawkius strain: White Leghorrs tKuapps
strain Fowls separately yardtd; eggs warrant
ca pure. Prl.c - per setting of u.
Io-4m. ". VI. SHUGARS, Lancaster, Ky
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FlsHlxG TAckLs.-for the best iointed
rods. reels, bass lines, floats, minnow
seines and minnow buckets, 40 10 w. u.
McRoberts'.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

A. l.. GIBBONS, Dsnville, KY, has his
nice line of wall paper and paints now
open and ready to serve his customers
and friends.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

SATURDAY viii be horse snow day at
Hustonviilc and it is likely large mum.
Der will be on exhibition.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

ConE and see the incest line Of spring
wraps ever shown in this city. Sever
snce q Son.
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] oFFER for sale privately my residence,
one OF the most desirable locations in
stanford; price and terms reasonable.
Il, X Wesren,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale..A DiStiIlery,

For making either brandy or WHISKY. Tubs, >ulls
and Worms good new. L. !. HERRING, FIVE
miies west Of Lan-A,t on Lexin gton pike Post
once Muksbury, Ky. Io-Im
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

JowIs, shoulders, sides, hams an,
country lard at b. h. ~ W. IL. Wear
ems.
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PosTED. - MIR. Anton Renacker mas
posted biz land and all persous are warn
ed lrom trespAssing on IL.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

THE little ipfan, Jeff by Mrs. &. r.
more died Friday and WAS buried by it,
mother Saturday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

j. II BAroHNAN sold to H. g. Jones,
the Col. Miller lot on Somerset street,
containing nearly hyr acres, for 500.
NJ Jones will begin at once On" cree
ton oi nice cottage ou il.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

THE homestead OF the late b. NanArs'
dale is advertised Tor sale elsewhere in
this issue.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

LQuoR license will be applied for at
the next court by J. Russell & CO., and
Weatheriord * Brown, Hus;onyille, and
Mrs. VI. l.. Harris, Crab Orchard.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01

WANTED. Day bosrders and have fur
nished room for one young man. Mrs.
Kate puddorar.