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Fined for Disturbing salvationists.

Walter Hurley, young man, attended the
Salvation Army meeting in st. Georges Hall
Saturday night but none Of the Christian
workers believe that he attended for the good
the meeting might do him. His frequent in
terruptions Of the meeting caused the leaders
to speak to him several times, but he persisted
In making remarks about the Salvationists and
disturbing the meeting until, with them,
patience ceased to be virtue and Walter
was placed under arrest
Thomas Brown. who used his persuasive
powers was assaulted for his kindness, and
when the police station was reached an adj
tional charge Of assault vas preferred against
him.
Today whom he appeared IN the Police Court
hs vas dnsd els o. forty-avs dayA
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

EOR SALE-THOSE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES
with brOwn-stone trimming. Just besny completed
on tine northwest corner Of lSth and SITS n W. hay-
my eastern and southern exposure. They have and
IIooIs batn room and all mod con-, Guiding cleo
INC bells. speaking tubes. fine cabinet mantels mar
Die Top washstands BEAUTIFULLY papered throughout
penty OF and pantries; conveniently arranged
bach porches iron steps handsome gas fixtures coal
Dihs IN parking and every improvement that makes
pleasant and convenient home. Prices, 81 toO and
$50. Terms acc accommodating. Open daily for in
spef ton Waterman IN charge. Or TO /. W. WEED,
sec National Mutual Building and Loan association,
Izul fennsy!yanla ave-. rooms > and 9. ia2l-lm
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The Germania Mennerchor will give their
fourteenth annual masquerade ball at Con.
cordia Hall, corner 9Th and E streets, this
evening. Six valuable prizes will be awarded
and the event promises to be OF unusual in
terest.
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be perfectly willing for overy club that mag
med il had grievance 10 present 10 at the COM
ing meeting. as he is confident his course VII
be unanimously approved.
Then, too. the amended rules AZ arranged
by Harry Wright. will come mp, the principal
one being that changing the rule governing
pitching. as 10 allow the pitcher but three
called balls before the bstsman takes has
base on balls The object is TO aid The bat
ting.
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SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
It was of politics he spoke;
Said he without a doubt
It's very easy to get in
But easier to get out.
The clergyman who ties the nuptial knot is
usually summoned by the ringing of belle.
Why is it that the urchin,
Whose face is black as ink,
Can't pass the water cooler
Without stopping for drink
Some lectures may put man to sleep. but
the curtain lecture belongs to an altogether
different variety.
"What have they wound up on that cart9"
asked the old lady who was visiting the fire
engine house.
''Firemen's hose" was the answer.
go away" she rejoined Indignantly. 'You
can't make me think that any fireman or any
body else ever had legs to fit those"
'George Washington ne'er told lie"
The people cried, and when
The politician heard he said
1--WE have progressed since then"
Small brother: ''Say, Mr.. jerks, if you're not
clam. as you say, you're not much bigger, are
you?'
Visitor: "Why, SO, Willie.''
Small brother: because heard sister say
you were socially oyster-sized."
REPoRTER's OBSERVATION.
He often noticed, as for news
He hunted day by day,
The men who really knew the most
Would have the least to say
HE was Boston lad, and his mother had &C.
casion to say:
Il am very sorry, Willie, to find you have
told a story; and on George Washingtons birth
day, too
81 beg your pardon, mama," he responded
gently; George Washington's birthday ami
versary."
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w. NJ. SHusrER & Sons
9l9 Pa AVE.

w WILL OPEN TODAY ONE LOT BED
FORD CORDS IN GRAY, TAN. RESADA,
MYRTLE, BLUES. TOBAC AND BROWN.
ONE LOT TWEED CAMEL'S HAIR IN
TAN. BROWN. RESADA AND BLUE EFF.
FECTS. QUALITY UNSURPASSED.
ONE LOT BEDFORD GINGHAMs.
ONE LOT CREPE GINGHAMS.
ONELOT MILANGE BEREGEs. MAGNIFI.
CENT QUALITY. ALL THE NEW SPRING
SHADES.
THE ABOVE ARE OUR FIRST ARRIVALS
FROM THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
THE CLOTHS ARE THE PROPER WEIGHT
AND STYLES ARE CORRECT. ~
ONE PRICE
". u SINISTER 4 SONS.
falls S1D PA AVE
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FOR SALE---LOTS.

EOh OALE---lIJ1S.
EoH SALE
We can sell you . Lot. on your own terms, in
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS.
This beautiful suburb 10 one-half mile from CITY
limits the Washington and Arlington electric rail-
way
10CENTs PER SQUARE FOOT
Will buy you good lot overlooking the entire CITY,
Call for maps and p,ce list Teams on hand to show
property.
ROBINSON LODGE.
Investment and Real Estate Brokers'
81 80 and % Atlantic building.
$500 TO e1.OOo
NORTHWEST LEXINGTON
The ONLY div siou within the ALPHABET Of
1HE CITY O. ashington where u man of moderate
means can seetrt bone without any Questionable
surroundings. anu t-se every ground is in
ersasing In value. Tor plats and price apply at
office. A'' -
DANilg, . ''.'''.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

Lon kENl-lN ATLANTIC CITY, Nj. ON THE
ocean front. the Grand Pacific Hotel containnu -
sleeping ROOMS, furnlshed complete. License Vnsr.
snteed. Inquire at 2l5 g st. NV or Il NcCII
Aoi !. AtIaAtlc CITY fe19-3t'
EOR SALE-12 LARGE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
= favorite summer resort-Baddeck, Nova Scotia
locaon exceiient prices moderate; title guaranteed
Iel5-.sn' Write ALBERr I HARsT-
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jackson CITY Gambling Doomed.

The Virginia house of delegates Saturday
passed Senator Mushback's anti-Jackson City
bill by a nearly unanimous vote IL goes back
10 the Senate for concurrence in the amend
ment the house agreed 60 few days ago:
This measure prohibits bookmaking and pool
selling anywhere in Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22
Southern Base Rsu League

A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga. says the South
ern League of base ball clubs Was formed there
Saturday night, with six clubs represented.
The clubs were Atlanta, New Orleans, Mem
pills. Mobile, Macon and Columbus, Ga
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Wonu 70 nun Any American
Z. G. NcClslland, the pedestrian, who h nsv
ct Wheeling. makes some definite Offers 70 ~
any one in America McClelland says thss -
has forwarded . forfeit to New York 70 run
Norman, the Irish champion, . series Of rasss
for q, 900 side. Norman can choose three q
the following distances: Five nilss, Ssn ma
fifteen miles, twenty-five miles or Q roe q O.
take al the stake money and Is psr esas - -
receipts, the loser taking IS per osat. n
hrst race 10 10 take place four vssks after d.
ing srtsclea and there b 70 - . vssk kseuscn
saoh e The otheeA
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1t was OF politics he spoke;
Said he, without a doubt
It's very easy to get in
But easier to get out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

The clergyman who ties the nuptial knot is
usually summoned by the ringing of belle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

EOE sALE-R YOU WANT BARGAIN IN a
piecs Of property 18th NV o., 200 less than
onlLn propsrsy N the same locality apply 10
nmneas 1R1O. a. HANDING. 0U6 iish = NJ
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Manning To Play De Orc.


Alfredo de Orc. the invincible Cuban pocket
pool player, is to play Charles Manning Of this
city, eK-pool champion, before the Manufac-
turers Club Of Philadelphia. q social organi-
cation, on the Esd for $500 a side and the
championship. Charles Hallet. Manning o
hacker and manager, says that il his man wins
he will back HIM for any amount against any
player in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

The special meeting of the Columbia Athletic
Club last Thursday was largely attended and
considerable important business was transacted
The report Of the finance committee which had
been appointed at the regular annual meeting
was handed in, and while IL did not charge
that there was anything wrong with the 60
counts II disclosed a poor system Of bookkeep-
ing and recommended some radical changes In
the methods employed. This committee also
recommended an assessment OF ego. payable in
-FOUR monthly installments, upon each member.
and an increase IN the annual dues Of tlo.
Ihis increase IN the dues and the assessment
levied we're urgently recommended In view OF
the financial Condition of the club, and we're
adopted with slight opposition. IL IL under
stood that this action will somewhat reduce the
membership, but, nevertheless the member
ship Is strong enough 70 stand big reduction,
especially as Il viii get rid Of an element which
has been anything but a credit 20 il. IL 10 ex-
pected that the club will get new life and that
the coming year will be a red letter one in the
history Of the clubs successes
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Columbia Beaten by the .yer~ey,nen.

The bowling team of the Elizabeth Athletic
Club met picked club Of bowlers from the
Columbia Athletic Club Saturday night in the
iatters bowling alley and defeated it by score
oil loo2 to LAG. Considering the fact that the
Coluribia Athletic boys have no regular team
the showing made was good one. The visitors
were accompanied by a number of their Jersey
friends. The referees were Robert Muldrov
Tor Columbia and j. Van Sickle for Elizabeth.
The scorers were {. Z. Russ and L. n. q.
Young.
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IT SHOWS THAT WASHINGTON HAS GOOD CLAIMS
AS AN INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING CEN
TER-rKE CAPITAL INVESTED AND THE NUM-
Der OF PEOPLE EMPLOYED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Comparative statement.
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Mrs. Oscar Seeley Of Wheeling, W. Va, ac-
companied by her daughter Pearl, is visiting
her sister, Miss Emma Il. Rice Of 534 goth
street.
Mrs. William II. Landvoigt has issued cards
for Wednesday afternoon from to 2 o'clock
MIR. Washington Nailor and wife and Mrs.
Miranda Farrar started Saturday on an ex-
tended tour to California and City of Mexico.
Mrs. Dieudonne holds her last reception of
the season on Monday from to 2.
Mrs. Wheeler and the Misses Wheeler will re-
ceive on Tuesday assisted by the isses Wheatley.
Miss Prague of Kentucky, Miss Scranton of
pennsylvania, Miss Parker and the Misses
Jones Of Savannah.
Prof. L. Il. Klemm Of the bureau Of educa-
ton viii entertain the Travel Club Monday
e.xnesn,ng FEBRUARY ~, with . paper, subject
Mrs. Alden Richardson, Mrs B. Watson, Mrs.
Judge Bentley and Mrs. Geo. Alfred Townsend
VIII receive with Mrs. w. T. Hildrup, 1 Iowa
circle, tomorrow.
A delightful reception was that given on Sat-
urday by Mrs Dora 7. Voorhis Of 617 X street.
She was assisted by Mrs. h. La Barre Goodwin.
. mrs. =. y. barnard, Mrs. F. D. Rogers. Among
the numerous callers were MIR. and Mrs w. II.
hildrap, Mrs A. P. Lacey, Mrs H. N. Ralston.
Mrs. Weeks, Miss Weeks, Mrs. NJ. " johnson,
MIRA y. b Cheshire Mrs. Mendenhan. Mira
Alice Hill, Mrs. NJ Moore, Miss Hickey, Mrs.
wm; Sturges, Mr.. w. Nelson Toler, Mr.. Hope
Reid. Mr.. Rice, Miss Clarabel Goodwin. II. Ia
Barre Goodwin, Capt E. G. Barnard.
MRS. and Miss Lehman Of HOO 18th street win
not be at home tomorrow but will be pleased
70 see their friends on Tuesdays in March
Mr.. and Mira Robert J. Wynne are going to
New York tonight for visit Of four on Ave
days.
Judge and Mrs J. Blair Hoge viii stay At
Fortress Monroe until Judge Hose's health i'm
proves. ae -
The marriage Of Miss Maggie o'Lsary TO Mr..
ssmusl g. Swain Of East Warrington Win Ne
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Percent
age OF
increase.
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A REPORTERS OBSERVATION.
He often noticed, as for news
He hunted day by day,
The men who really knew the most
Would have the least to say.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
LIBERTY. CASEY COUNTY

The ahable DR. Burdctt, of Brod.
head, is again among us, AMI ut the
house uf his son in.law, George a. Prev
III.
Col Silas Adams arrived from Frank
fort Saturday, went TO Columbia Sunday
and returned this evening in fine spir-
its. That splendid commercialitraveler,
Lieut.. James T.. Chiffon, OF Louisville,
arrived 1t the Wilkinson Hotel this
week
There j, a good deal OF sickness and
some deaths lately. Mrs. Betsy King,
on Brush Creek, died few days since;
Mrs. John {. Brown died last Thursday
OF pneumonia; Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant
died Wednesday OF consumption. Mrs.
Doc Prcwitt aud Mrs. Lucy Ann Sharp
are now very low; recovery doubtful.
We'll, We had a wedding in the par
lor OF the Wilkinson Hotel on the 18th.
Mr.. Hardin Sweeney, of Bourbon, was
married TO Miss Emma, daughter OF
Squire Charles Tresenriter. The ceremo-
ny was performed in his unique style
by A. j. Gibony, Familiarity known thro'-
out the country as Dick Gibonv, who
seems to have a monopoly OF that kind
OF business in this section.
There WAS a case OF false PRESERVATION
before County Clerk George A.. Prcwitt,
the other dav. 4 dilapidated female OF
/ 40 personatcd l6-er and obtained Ii
cense and the intended couple were mar
ricd in the vicinity. IL is strange tina
| there is 80 much ignorance among the
rustics, running the risk OF trip t.
| 10 Frankfort, when Gretna Green al
| lair would be much safer.
There was an organ agent around
here, who, in order to make lis own in
,truments more salablc, villihed the or
eans generally in this section. Ii was
CA the day between Saturday and Mon
day that two of CONGRATULATIONS, Iot
and Duff, got to discussing 1.-THE merits
and virtues OF their respective organs
and got their "dander' elevated aud fist
were used and missiles flew, and ther,
was 80 much friction that beat was en-
gendered and there was Changer OF al
explosion, but happily relatives and 9th
er parties interfered and no seriou
damage was done, only a lip had to hav
surgical repairs, and pane OF windoN
GLASS WAS demoraliZed
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Medical department of the Lou
isville University graduated 1852 young
doctors this week.
Judge g. +. Kincaid.i is now the. leg
islative correspondent OF the Covington
Post.
Tho prohibition law ot Rowan has
been repealed, so iar a. the House is
concerned.
-Gov. Brown has signed the Goebel
lottery bin and now Voc be- unto him
who in anywise concern. himself with
the octopus.
The bill fixing the pay OF the pre-
,idin- officers Of the House and Senate
of the General Assembly 1t so day
passed the House.
A bill 20 repeal local option in Lau-
rel, Rockcastlc, Clay AMI Owsiey has
been reported fayorabiy from committee
Of religion aud morals, and ordered 70
second reading.
J A burglar entered the room OF Rep.
resentative u. W. Tribble and stole st
from his breechcs pocket The colonel
gave chase, but did not catch the rascal
and away goes 10 days hard work.
Speaker Moore has been counting
and indcatinge quorum" after the Re
method, ~ Frankfort, but he should re
member that the democrats OF thiscoun
try put their feet in an emphatic manner
on that system OF parliamentary rulings
and beware. He is presiding over dem
ocraiic legislature. in q Democrat,
state.
MIR. Hays, OF BOYLE, has introduce,
a bill To give free choice and free compe
ttion on school books to be- selected b,
superintendent and county institutes
and is very much like the Ohio law il
this respect. lie estimates that Sll, 0O
per snum on histories alone can b,
saved and probably $4,000 per annrn
on all books
Tom Watkins, Of the CGureT-Jour
nsl, and Henry Wooii1.k. oil the Dan
willie Advocate, were in the Senate yes
erday morning and asked friend VIII.
that body did not begin business. The
. are waiting iur a minister 10 open Ia
= session with prayer was the reply
, Come ON, Tom; lets get out of here.
said Voolfolk, they might call on on
OF us, aud was about 10 leave the chan
her when hc was stopped and require
by his friend TO remain and atten
prayers, on the ground that he an
Watkins probably needed praying for
, Frankfort Capital.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18

HARTMAN, TENN-The growth of
Hartman, Tenn, in buildings aud trai-
&c has been steady aud permanent and
the increasing demand for lots for bust
ness and manufacturing purposes, 10y
parties from distance desiring to locate,
has induced the management 10 an
nounce another land sale to take place
on April 18th, 18th and 18th, 1892. The
Queen n Crescent route quotes one fare
Tor the round-trip from all its terminal
points and has requested all connec.
tons "a name same rate for this sale
See that your tickets read via. Queen N
| Crescent Ronte.
J The Queen Il Crescent Route will sell
tickets at reduced rates on account o.
the Confederate Veterans Reunion on
April Sth, at New Orleans. For rate,
and other information call on ticket
agent at your station or write ID. O.. Ed
wards, q. z. A, q. 4 O. Route, Cincin
natl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
Americas Great Corn field.

In ei,ht states of the Union last year
tberr were grown two-thirds OF the corn
raiscd-uamely Iowa. Illinois, Missouri,
Nebraska. Kansas, Indiana, Ohio and
Kentuckv. The total number of bush
.ls were I.&nO22 600 In fact this 3
state corn patch grew over two'thirds OF
all the coru produced last year IN the
entire country, though having little
over half the acreage. Iowa leads with
$50 S5SOOO. wbilc Kentucky Is at the
other end with 81, 600. II the crop
Of last year VAS put IN wagon boxes
holding 40 bushels, that is a long ton
OF 2.2iO pounds per load, you would
need almost - millions, or exactly IL
g-5 $40 WAGONS To hold It. All the
horses and mules and asses in the Unit
al States, young and old. would only
supply one draft animal for each Nv"
wagons. start the wagons oil last or
West, and give 20 feet and quarter oil
one inch roadway for wagon, team ana
headway enough not to run into each
other. and how far DO you think the
line OF teams would reach" The mean
diameter of the earth is 19l2 40 miles
and the average distance around the
earth is 24,S57, miles, Eight times
around the earth is therefore 1875 sol
miles. Now if YOU will figure 1t out you
will find that the teams hauling our last
years State corn crop arranged III me
Az above, wonld form row N,NoI
miles long. OF eight strings ot wagon
clear around the worl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
GROVER CLEVELAND
Plainly States His Position on the Presi
Dental Contest

In answer To letter from Gen. Ed
ward :. Bragg, author Of 1--WE love Mr.
Cleveland for the enemies he has made,
asking the cx-prcsident 10 announce his
candidacy for the presidential nomina-
ton. or at least state his position in the
premises. Mr.. Cleveland writes as iol-
lows under recent date:
II have thought until now ! might
continue silent on the subject which,
under the high sanction oi Your position
as my Iellow.democrat and iellow-citi-
zen, and in your relation ~ true and
trusted friend, you present to ne.
ii, in answering your questions, /
might only consider my personal desires
and my individual ease and comfort, nay
response would be promptly made. and
without the least reservation or difficult
". But ii you are right in suppo-ing
that the subject is related 10 duty !
owe to the country aud 10 my party, q
condition exist. which makes such pr.-
vate and personal considerations entire
y irrelevant
cannot. however, refrain from de-
clariug to you that my experience IN the
grea, office OF president Of the United
states has 50 impressed me with the sol
rmnity OF the trust and it, awful re-
sponsihilities that cannot brirc myself
toregard a candidacy ior the place az
something to be- Won 10y personal ,tIii,
aud active sell assertion.
have alS) an idea that the pre-iden'
cy il Pre- emineutly the peoples office
aud have been sincere in my constant
advocacy OF the effective participation
i'm political affairs on the part pt al clu
zens. Consequently. believe the pc"
pie should c..hesrd in the choice 4"
their party candidates and that th'l
themselves should make nominations a.
directly ~ is consistent With open, ia'
and inll party organization aud meth
OILS
speak Of these things solely Tor the
putpo-,, OF ADVISING YOU that my con
cepiiou OF the nature OF the presidenua
office and nay conviction that the voter
# uurIparty should he free in the -cleo
ton of their candidates, preclude Tia
possibility oi my leading aud pushin
a sell seeking canvass Tor the prr>'d'n
tial nomination, rven IL had u desire L
be agaiu q candidate.
Believing that the complete supreIna
81 Of democratic principles means III
creased happiness to our people ar
earnestly anxious for the snccess OF ih
marty am confident success is sti
within our reach, but believe this IS
time for democratic though,iulness an
drliheration. not only asto candidates
but concerning party action upon que-
lions of immense interest TO the patron
ic and rtellsen, voters Of the land, VII
watch for an assurance of safety ~ th
price OF their confidence and support.
Yours truly. GROVER CLkNkLANp.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18

Col. A. X. Mcclure, OF Phi!aiel-
phia, SAYS that il Hill Is nominated he
cannot carry single Northern state,
not even New York.
b. II. Musgrave has been placed IN
an Indiana penitentiary to serve ten
vears. He was convicted at Terre Haute
az irving TO swindle certain lie insur
ance companies out OF $4,000. His
scheme of attempting to show that he
had been burned alive was original and
came near succeeding.
When Sheriff Lewis and Deputy
Rurkhart attempted to arrest Henry and
Frank Brown, in Leslie county, fol
moonshining, they were received with a
vollev from couple OF Winch esters
Lewis was slightly wounded in the scalp
but the officers returned the fire. fatally
wounding Henry ard breaking Frank
leg.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
Al RarhonryilIe. James and

AT BarbourvilIe, James and Char lee
Doram. who shot aud killed Moses Glib
son, last summer, were acquitted on the
grounds of sclf.deiense. The jury in
the case of Polk Williams, who sho
and killed James. Lanham, near COrbin
disagreed and was discharged.
The Madison county republicans
instructed for Col Bradley and G. w
Gentry for delegates from the State-at-
large and for G. +. Burnam and ID. l.
Collier.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
f. Woods has been appointed p

E. Woods has been appointed post
master at Wilde, Rockcastle county.
That Henry county lad who hanged
himself to escape a whipping promised
by mother "a pledge, by the way, that
few mothers fultll-has probably dis
covered that he jumped out OF a hypo,
theticsl frying pan into an ap ocryphal
fire. Louisville Times.
AT Titlin, Ohio, Walter Snyder, a
clerk in hardware store, shot Edward
l.. Naylor, Burton w. Crobsugh aud
Thomas Downey and then committed
suicide. Two OF his victims were fellow
clerks, who had been taken into part
nership, leaving him out in the cold,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
NEW : CASH : STORE

Would call especial attention this week their importation
Gents Boys Youths and Childrens ready -made
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18

Mrs. Margaret Brent, OF Paris, has
fallen heir to 100000 by the death Of
Benjamin Page, her nephew, who died
in New York insane asylum.