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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

II il a favorite cue of the American who has
n strong party bias 70 insis: before every cleo
ton that IL the result il unfavorable TO his
views The country Is bound to suffer harm.
This il an evidence OF the sincerity well
strength OF his convictions. II is, therefore.
up to "a certain point not only pardonable, but
communicable But good thing may be over
done. and the party zeal that gives no credit to
the opposition for sincerity or good faith Is
excessive monopoly Of virtue and intelli-
genee Is absolutely impossible in anv party. and
has always been impossible. The whole matter
Of party preference is reduced to this: The
voter chooses for himself. the country chooses
out OF the aggregate Of voters In the states.
and the Judgment OF the people thus expressed
h ap. to be wise on a broad view and taking a
series Of such events in connection. The re-
public viii live and flourish under either or
any party. Noparty is so necessary to the public
welfare that under no circumstances its services
in administration NAV not be dispensed with
for four years. This is the lesson Of history
of recent. as well as more remote. periods.
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T1xrx Dpp,pr,,rxr

Odd Hemstitched and Fringed Tea Cloths.
One l;ysrd square. frnged Was SIC. Now &c.
Now 81 TO-
One lA-yards square. hemstitched, plain satin dam
ask Mas 50 90 Now p.
Also odd Towels. Doylies. &c. at low remnant
prices.
(Second floor. 1lth ST. building
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SUIT DEPARTMENT
. Print Wrappers. sizes 40 and AZ Reduced from
81. % to 90.
Brown Wool Cashmere Wrapper full front tight
back, size 20 Reduced from 80 co 10 e. 90.
handsome polka dot-ace and ribbon trimmed-size
"a Reduce from SIS. 90 70 sl0. 90
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WOODWARD & LorHRop.
10TH. l1fK AND + SITS. NV.
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C1o.K Drp,Rrurxr

Old Rose Mixed Cloth Cape with sifk-lip ed hood
size z? Reduced from - 90 70 81, %.
out sizes IS and 40 Reduced from 500 90 10 III q ~
Fine Walking Jackets. tan and black full shs wi
roll collar of genuins Marten sizes "a and "a r..
duced from S45 90 TO $25. 90.
Supported Broadcloth Long Garments gresn Q
navy. handsomely braided sizes 80 and rs Radncej
from S25. 90 to els. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

ART NEEpLEwoRK DEPARTMENT.
Now 81 90.
Now 81.
! Spschtei Embroidered Table Cover. Was IS.
Hand-drawn Tea Cloth. Was els Now s10.
L Hand-drawn and Fringed Table Cover. Was $50.
Now IS
J Spachtel Infants Pillow Sham. Was S. Now
1925.
I'D floor. 10th ST bldc
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Your Once Can Be Heated.
Your Chamber Can Be Heated.
Your Bath Can Be Heated.
Gas Stoves. 81. p to SL2.
MUDDIMAN, GA 10Th st.
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CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.

(TAkeelcva.or)
J 81 30 and 81 Navy Blue Tailor-Inade
suits b. QS each
so and 80 Cloth Wraps. trimrnsd with Jet or
1 sl0 rine Closh Wrap. trimmed with wide
Slis Wrap. elaborately trimmed with jet 81 9S
lO ell Misses Navy Blue Cloth Newnarkets
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T,1NINa IDrp.prMrxr

About 100 remnants Dsessmakers Cambria silesia
Saline and Quilted satins at low remnant price,
tlst llth st. snnex }
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MusLIN I NpERwEaR DEPARTMENT.
All the odds aud ends of Muslin and Cambria Under
wear, including Skirts. Drawers and Corset Covers.
will be sold tomorrow at Just hair pri-e.
cd floor. 10th ST. bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

pair Fur Elbow Sleeves. silk lined. Reduced from
IS 80 to 50. 30.
2 Fu- Storm Collars. Reduced from s6 90 10 so *
2Wool-seal NUTS. silk lined. Reduced from as %
to 81. 10.
I'D aoor. 10th st. building
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Coon News Is HosrrnY.
SPECIAL Is BLAcK SILK HOSE.

81 dozen Ladies' superior Quality All
silk Past Black Hose. high spliced heel.
double soles. equal 20 any sold about the
city a; 81 %. only Csc. per pair.
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Cuolcr. 25c. E,cu.
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CHILpREN's CoTToS xpERwE,R.
The entire remaining stock of Children's Canton
Flannel Day Drawers. some finished with cambria
Iu1ie, others with Hamburg edges. All sizes. Re
d On from Soc, Sc. and 20. to 37i<c.
va llth Dldg.
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BoYs CLorHrse DEpERrMExr
TO go a5.
4 Atwood Suits. Sizes s IL andI2. Reduced from
s. to 93. 80.
A small lot of Shirt Waists. Reduced to &c.
cd noor 10Th st. bldg)
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Hos1ERy DEp,RrNrNr

~ pairs Ladies Fancy Bow-knot Pattern Hose-
and 8. Reduced from 81 5 to Zoe pair
Is pairs Ladies' Silk-plated Hose. light tan Sizes
(Eirst floor "a .,nax ,
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SPECIAL SALE Or CURTAINS
AT THE
~ @ RRR II ny X :.
kkRks II MN k XXX
K Z ii i M ( *

That you appreciate buying Furniture
At less than regular prices was evidenced
By last weeks tremendous trade. The
Rink" is slowly but surely becoming
the most popular shopping place in the
city-as IL is the largest
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DOMESTIC DRrss Goops DEpARrur
Remnants Half wool Dress Goods IN TO q yards Re-
dnced from p to 30c sd.
ca toor 1lth ST bldg
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HANDKERcHIEF DEPARTMENT
Ladies sheer All-linen Hems.itched Initial Hand
kerchiefs.
ms. 2o's and P's. Reduced from % to 2Oc G
for 81
DIST floor 10th ST bdar)
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4NECEWEAR.

'c silk Dress Facing. and tan. only. SIC yard
ID. Surah SIX Windsor Ties. o.
IT. Sewing silk Yelling. fancy borders yard
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CH1LDREN,s Nrsrs A,p P,srs.

We have closed out from the manutac-
turer lis dozen Children's Vests and Pants.
in three or four aifTereat lines. including
natural gray wool. Persian lamb wool ana
rae-ino. While no one line Is coiaple;s Ia
all sizes, We have al sizes In the entire lot.
These were made 70 sell for 4Oc., 4.,c.. I0c.,
55c.. coo. and oJc
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Toy DFpARTMENT.
10c
3 Combination Blackboards and Desks. Reduced
from 81. So TO Soc
9 Hardwood stools Reduced from 30 to 1oc.
Plush-top stools. Reduced from 80 to 25c.
! Magic Lantern. Reduced from go. 25 to 81. 95.
Iron Train. Reduced from As TO ;25c
lot Albums. Reduced from 81, 81 As. 81 10 80
and e. % to %. 80 and Zoe.
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LADIES, WrxrEa UxpERwr,n. pc.

We have closed on: from lohiher 6s dozen
ladies' Egyptian Vests. full-fsshionei
vast, extra ,ens'h. neck run With rioSon
tai, hiSh neck and long sleeves. only elr.
each These are better than the quality
heretofore sod IS a sgeciAl value a. SOC.
only cs'c, NscA.
We skip tie asuA, &c. Vests. esoau-. we
expect them % stop selling A. Ions Hs this
CSC. lot lasts.
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u Fine Silk and Wool Swiss Ribbed Vests high mack
and ribbed sleeves Reduced from 81. % 20 1.Ic.
> pairs Ladies' Black Wool Tights. Size 2-knee
length, Reduced from B. 80 to 81 10
(tirst floor ID annex \
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WINTER Nrs-s AND P,xrs, 400

Extra Quality Ladies Heavy Peru Jersey
Ribbed Pants and Vests. high neck and long
sleeves. jersey -n;ting wsis.. tnit facing.
neck run With ak tape. 40. each
Instead Of 81. 4s yon can now buy Ladies'
Ribbed Cn!on Suits. IN lsch. ecru anG nat
ursl stray. for 81 -.
Instead Of soc. you can now bay Laai.S
Black Equestrian Tights for 6ac.
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L. S.
BBDG S ZEE MN TIT a /
$$ T. Nm + &AAA {
Odd EEE i IN I ILL
Association.
COR. 7TH AND sTs NV.
OF course everybody in Washington knows that We
give money back for all work not exactly right.
Some people wonder how We can afford to do it !;
they think half business must be refunding money
Not at all Take IS teeth :or instance in ninety
nine out of hundred couldn't buy them back
for ten times that amount People don't give up good
things easily.
You are invited to come In and look at samples Of
work and incidentally inspect the most complete
dental ONCE that money can procure.
with Gas or Zouine... 80
N4eshnS.-..-. ....-......-......... Id
ksiliaS with silvor. 10
fietina-............. LUZ
Gold. scoording 10 size
Solid Gold Crowns ........... $50
VERY BSSl ILErH tfull set. 500
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F. Fl +: g : : III
NMMSNNN A SRf SoC y Il ZEE
S TFS q 4 kHf 6 HHHHf
NJ NJ MA Ar ccc II Ii EER =
Extra VALUES Il UxpzRxrAn.

Eternal vigilance f. the Price Of IN
creased trade" Throueh our Aer-ness and
BUSINESS ssxsc.ty Ne have secured a num-
b~: OF extraordinary values in Winter Tn
derSesr OF which the fo.l wing are bat =
few
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y FINE MUSLIN GOWNS, slightly neck
trimmed with two rows of fine Hamburg inserting,
wide Hamburg rufie round neck and sleeves. Size
ID.
Reduced to 75c.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12
WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.

Key. johnson, of Childsburg, is
holding protractsd meeting at the Bap.
list church
--Gilbert Marcum was shot aud killed
near Jellico, last Saturday night. 1t was
done in drunken quarrel and no one
has been arrested.
Mr. j. +. Smith, Of Jcllico, Tenn,
spent Tuesday in our town. Capt. Il.
\. Archer, the newly elected vice presi-
dent Of the Kentucky Lumber Co, was
here few days ago.
"A reception was given at Mr. Frank
Myers, Tues lay evening, in honor of
Miss Lizzie West. who was visiting Miss
Carrie Myers. The guests gathered
about o'clock and spent the evening
very pleasantly, as they always DO when
Miss Carrie is entertaining.
Col. Silas Adams, OF Casey county,
was here last Saturday, looking up his
interests in the coming congressional
race. Mr.. John Hays was here to attend
our special term OF common pleas court.
Judge Tins'ey was sick and unable to
attend the term OF his court held here
last Saturday for the purpose of appoint.
ing commissioner, but sent letter re-
questing the bar to elect special Judge
aud have an order entered appointing
George w. Chambers, which was done.
No other business of importance was
transacted. Mr.. Chambers gave bond
with John w. Siler, Il ID. Hill and VIM
Ellison as security and immediately en-.
tered on the duties Of his office.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12
HUSTONvillE.

Squire Peyton was on hand last
Tuesday at Kids store to open biz
court, having every preliminary arrang-
ed for trial OF an ejectnent case. but the
quiet removal Of the party necesstated
Il digniiied adjournment till next regular
term.
Senator Kyle has investigated the
Divorce ColoDy of his State and the de-
velopment Of such absurd il not aims
Ing conflicts of different State laws has
led 20 his introduction OF Hill to have
the law uniform throughout the ma.
ton. In view of possibiitics will il not
be best for the old maids aud tachclors
OF Stanford To- reconcile their little dif-
ferences and promptly begin team prac-
tice while there is still "halm in Gilead,' -
for should any OF the old hacks prove
irremediably set in the reprehensible
practices OF baking and kicking over tie
traces ,here'll be- no prospect of Solace
in swappin' horses after the new Ia "
goes in force.
j y. Cook left "Wednesday for Gin
cinnati, contemplating embarking in the
harassments OF a commercial pilgrim.
Mr. Montgomery aud wife are visiting AT
Rev. w W. Brucee Mrs. Bruce and
Mrs. Montgomery are sisters. A. J..
Mckinley, father of Z. f. Mckinley, one
Of our most popular lnmbermen, died
last Friday oil pulmonary complications
following grip. Mr.. Ne. was past sc
wears. Ills remains were taken To his
former home in Ohio for interment
James Frye il reported convalescinl
rapidly. Uncle George Westheriord oc.
casioncd the family great concern by in
dulginc too freely in rich desserts last
TUESDAY, which resulted in alarming
nausea bu; alter the storm lac feels tina
+ results justify the means
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12
LANCASTER, GAsRARO COUNTY.

Among the visiting ATTORNEYS THIS
week were Hon. Il G. WMu,u, stanford,
Casper Williams, Mt Vernon, Hon. Rob
ert Harding and John " Neikes, Dan
vile.
Tho contested election ease of Ea~"n
against Ilemphill lor the office of police
Judge is under trial at the time OF this
writing, Iomhn~on representing Hemp.
Hill and Bradley tor Eason. There l.
very little pay in the office, but the hon
or OF being called 'judgc' is immense,
YOU know.
The trial al OLD man E>tis lur stretch =
ing wires across thc turnpike road lead
ing from Lancaster 10 Nicholasvillc re-
suited in a verdict OF 500 iiue and one
wears imprisonment in the county jail
The wealth was represented by
Attorney Herndon, H. II. Tomiiuson,
Hon. Robert Harding and Uen. Ian
dram; the defense by Col. W. o. Brad
lcy and Mort Rothwell. The arguments
were by Harding. lierudon, Roth~eil
and Bradley, all oi which were good.
The defense will move ior a new trial
and il ovcrruled will probably take an
nppeal TO the Court OF Appeals
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

A bill 10 increase liquor license from
Slj0 TO 500 has been presented.
The bill H. raise the limit OF grand
larceny to $50 was defeated to |. while
the whpping.post CLAUSE had only II
supporters. The man who has looked
ior reform from this Legislature will he
in 10 realizc that he il looking in vain.
Judge Lindsay has drafted the bill
10 appropriate 100000 for the kentucky
exhibit at the Worlds Fair, with the
proyiSo that should Lexington raise $50
600 ior the State Centennial, 10 per cent.
of the slO0, 900 shall g. To that. bic
objection TO the bill "a drawn is that 1t
creates too many offices and gives TO"
much ol the money to their pay.
In his speech against the bill to
raise the larceny limit Col May, of Pu-
laski. declared that ii it was passed 1t
would put a premium on crime, since
many of his constituents would prefer
10 be in Jail than TO he out aud have to
work for living. He created great
laugh by pledging his word Tor it'that
the fare in the Pulaski Jail was better
than that served by any hotel or board
ing hous. in Frankfort.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12
Hubble.


n. D. Bruce has rented some Land
Tor tobacco OF q. A. Swiuebroad at Sl7
per acre
Il A. White boaght - head OF zoo.
pound mountain steer, Monday, at pc.
Bob Snow was up with lot OF 1000.
pound steers. which he sold Monday at
81.
Mr.. J. Z. Bailey, candidate ior cir
cui, clerk, Wa here, Wednesday, among
his many friends c. T.. Gentry has re-
turned from Hickman, where he has
been for some time.
IL it isa TACT that tue capitol is to
lie rebuilt, let Ia ask our represe sentative
to vote for moving 1t out OF its present
location, as il will be throwing money
away to rebuild in the same hole. Please
suggest Lexington as the site.
We are glad to not. that there has
been new mail messenger put on the
h. &. and hope lor better mail se rvice
on the line from Stanford here. Ii the
l.. NJ. at Lancaster and Danville will be
so kind rs TO help H., We will change
the time ui the mail leaving Lancaster
for this place, ~ as to get the mail from
the X. G. train each morning from STAN
ford
Mis- Lula aud Thomas Mock. OF
Lexington, are visiting friends here. X.
l.. Hubble is back from months stay
in Atlanta and he reports a slow mule
trade. Old Mrs. Issger, OF the Provi-
dencc settlement, has about recovered
from a severe attack of the grip. She is
81 years old aud can do lots of house
work yet
Our county badly needs u law pass
ell for the benefit Of constsbles. Under
the present law they are forced to &c
all over the county, il necessary and
often times get nothing There are Sc
many little suits connected with theil
WORK, where neither party in tits respon
siblc for the cost ii gained OF lost, thai
/ they are compelled to de- too much work
( for no pay and consequently they all re
sign. Let il be law that the party
/ bringing the suit shall make bond fol
/ the costs in the event he loses the case oil
/ ii il cannot be- made of the defendant
! Then We will have constables in all dis
tricts to do the necessary business anC
get rd of lots OF spite law cases.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12
CRAB ORCHARD.

The young people were very pleas.
antly entertained at the residence OF
Mr.. Isaac Herrin, Wednesday evening.
ID. G.. Slaughter has purchased the
Crab Orchard College building and
grounds. He will remodel and change
said building into handsome residence
and will have it as TIE home OF his iami-
liz after the close of the season at Green
Briar, this fall.
The Baptist luncheon at the Baptist
church. Monday night, was grand sue
GEES both financially and socially. Ev'
erv one WAS pleased and enjoyed their
lunch. Among those from distance
we noticed Miss Maggie Tucker May
wood, Miss Henry and Messrs. Spencer
and Belts, Lancaster; Mr.. +. Fish, MI
Vernon, and W. Dillon, billions. We
wish to thank them very much Tor Their
presence and aid. Bro. Stout had the
pleasure Of entertaining little Miss iia-
zel Slaughter on the occasion, hc hav'
ing bought her basket.
MIR W. G. Hutchinson and wife
have moved from Pinevillc and will oc
cupy the house with Mrs. Kate kGbef''
Nj {. W. Ping, of Mt. Vernon, has
moved into the Montgomery house, near
the depot. Miss Hannah McFall has re-
turned home after pleasan, visit in
Iavrencebure Mr.. Henry Pcttus has
again left Tor pulaski, Tenn. Henry
Gays hc things hc can stay now us he has
no attraction in Crab Orchaid. Mr.. W.
McRobeIts, OF PittsburE, Wa~ IN Crab
Orchard. sunday, the guest oi one OF
the fair sex. Mr.. J. H. Bailey Was cali
ed to lIarrod,burg, sunday. on account
OF the serious illness oi his brother s'
that place. Dr. Pettus Was called tt
Dillon, TUESDAY, 10 attend Mr.. liarv'
Melvin, who ), quite sick.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12
/ rid of lots OF spite law cases

To OUR PATRoNs.-feeling that you
should bc interested in the report that
wa HANDED our superintendent lately
for the first five months of our school,
We submit the figures OF our register to
YOU through the columns of the lNTKRI
OR JouRNAL. The number OF pupils EN-
rolled during the session was about -.
The highest number in attendance 50.
During the bad January weather the
school decreased for a day or two to -,
vet our average daily attendance was a
fraction over 81, which we consider an
excellent average. We have trusted in
a Higher Power than our own human
wisdom to enable us To- do our duty and
have tried faithfully to fulfill the trust
reposed in us by our trustees and We de
sire, or, we sever the very pleasant reia
tionship OF principal and assistant tC
thank them, a. also YOU, our patrons, FOL
your kind cooperation with us in max
inc our school success. Respt.
+. G. TuURMoND.
Mas. f.. X. DAVIS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12

The committee which WAS chosen at
the recent conference OF the CONNER
cial Club and members OF the Legisla-
ture to prepare bill calling Tor an APP.
preparation oi sl00,000 Tor kentuckys
display, decided that the exhibit was
not to he opened on SUNDAYS aud that
no whisky, even in original packages, is
to be sold there at any time, Pie will he
allowed, but il Is not certain from our
Frankfort proceedings whether butter.
milk and persinmon beer come under
the ban or not. A little more light, gem
tlemen. Courier Journal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

-FoR SALE 40 ewes and lambs. :.
NJ. Owens.
john Buchanan bought OF b. d.
Holtlclaw Is shoats at &C.
WASTED. A load of hay and > bar
reIs ol corn. Apply at this office.
Isaac Herrin sold to j. II. Yantis, OF
Garrard, four yearling mules at $40.
Glover seed il on the rise-the price
having jumped from $50 to 8. 50.
p. 7. Nunnelley bought OF james
Underwood , head OF butcher cattle at
&c
M. +. Elkin Il Co. bought OF various
parties 10 head OF butcher stuff at >
cents.
j. W. Ferguson, oil Bourbon, pur
chased q big lot of shodts TO follow cattle
ut 3.l0to B.
Il have Tor sale 500 bales of hay and
800 barrels of corn. John Buchana II,
Crab Orchard. st
T. l.. Crow bought at the Lexington
sales the bay stallion Neatwood, by Nut.
wood, for sl,735.,
Col. Moberly, OF Madison county,
sold two Shorthorn calves at 500 each
aud one at $500
d. n. Prewitt bought OF Jno. NJ.
Hill, John +. Cash and Others CARLOAD
OF feeders at p to PC.
p. Z. Johnston, of Lexington, was
Wednesday elected president Of the Nc
tlonal Trotting Association.
The cattle market in Cincinnati j. a
little frmer with tops ut a.. hogs are
fairly active at 495 ior best, sheep are
slow at 3, to 81.
Ralph Wilkes, 3year-old son OF
Red Wilkes, j. said to have been sold
by DR.. Galbreath, ri Lexington, to Lev
i'll, OF Boston, for $50,
--FoR SALE-S00 shocks of extra good
fodder $50 tons bsled hay, 800 barrels oi
corn aud 40 head 60-pound shosts. Call
on Il. G. Lyon, Hustonvile.
j. W Brooks. oi Shelby county
rented 20 acres OF land last year for 81 20
and on A. acres of tobacco cleared $3.50
besides having - barrels OF corn left and
his house rent free.
l.. W. Hudson, OF Danvilc, bought
% Swear old mules at sll2.5O from Jas
Hutsel; 20 green mules at Sl27.50 and
one pair of extra broke mules at S35(
from Wallace shannon. Paris Kentuck
ian.
After fighting charges of crooked
ness in a race for two years. Frank l.
Noble, owner of the once great stallion
Alcyon, has been finally expelled with
his horse from the National Trottiug AS
ISOLATION.
A Hill club OF $50 members was or
gained in this city last Saturday. 1t i:
composed OF working democrats aud it j,
claimed the club will have member
ship within the next 80 days of fully l..
coo Paris Kcntuckisn
Cotton is lower than ut any tim,
the past 10 years and Tor lie first winte
in quarter OF a century there is nos
M market, at any price, for cotton mule
in the South. Relieved OF the labor o
drawing the street car and the cottol
pillow, the mule may consider his mllen
MUM has arrived. Lou. Times
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12

The Stanford ISTEmoR Journal mani
tests some anxiety a. Ia the. ability OF
Lexington to take care OF the Kentucky
Press Association and. the Democratic
state Convention at the sanc time. II
the able editor of the /. J. had seen Lex
ington take care of the 10000 people
here two or three days during the last
trottinc horse meeting il would have
no doubts OF her ability to handle the
Press Association and Democratic Con
yenton at one and the same time, "a
some lawyers would say.-l.exington
Transcript.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12

AT Frankfort. whilet Joe Gill negro
was on trial Tor his life, his brother jim
walked into the courtroom anu an
nounced that he. not Joe, was the real
murderer.
Hamilton Gray, Of Hartman. Ten
nessee. who was appointed postmaster
by President Jackson, and has continued
to be postmaster ever since, mas Just
died at the age OF 81. How on earth
GARRISON happened to miss him noho'y
knows.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12

John A. Morris card, announcing
the withdrawal OF the lottery, will go
down in history as Louisianas enamel
patton proclamation.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-12

"Castoria is 50 well adapted to children that
recommend il as superior to any prescription
known to me" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. d..
III SO. oxford St, Brooklyn, \. Y.