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ADVERTISING.

i where ~ any time write 20 GEO. p koWIIL ,
co. 10 spruce Ct. New YORK ou2l-ly
~ the rub1ect = advertising will DO well 70 oben6n
copy % BOOB - Adversiser~" SOS p4es. pr,ce l.
earefnl conlpnlskIpa from tbs Amsrlcaa NevHpaper
prectcEy Dan the best pspers end clszs }ournsis1
dnl f1efue1sen about rates and other lnstssrs PR
tzipin6 % he kpsipes. Of sayertisnx. kddre Row.
EiLT ADv,H1fsISa BukkAu. 10 spress. =
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

* AAAhOsNL NM UNIV hAAl@hDAD.
Schedule in effect December Is, 1891.
Leave washington from station corner Of New Jersey
avenue ana street.
For Chicago and Northwest Nestibulei Limited IT
press trains ] 80 an. r. ! y pm. daily.
For Cincinnati. 81. Louis aud Ind apolis ye~ti-
oued Limited 8 30, express 1 40 y m. daily
for pIttshurg and Cleveland. express daily l1-3oA
For Lexington and staunton. 40. 4oAm
For winchester and way stations. q. 80 .. m
For Luray, ~ 80. - - pm.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga and Msmphia
IL .l5pm daily: slr.Iing car through
For Baltimore wsck days. u o.. 300. n IS. II 20
g. 90. a. minuIesl. xsO5. 4. 30 10 80 . 90 as min
"a ~ !. 81. 10 o.. 45-mnuies. NJ I q Is sol s. "A.
x6.2O. G.3O,x co. xG0. -. 80. X 30 and :35 pm
Sundays, 05 ~ 90. 45mnuiesl xsO5. 4. 30. nj. 80
uU 90 -rninutesl I'm, 100. LOO n 10 ~ 80.
rs 90, 10 90. III sd . 0. IS p m
For Annspolis. 20 and $50 m. z. 10 and 20
For Frederick. tll.30 am. sLl6 lao. IS 30
For Hseerstown 80 90 m ana IS 3Opm.
ROYAL BLUR LINZ Foh INV YORK AND PHIL
For PHILADELPHIA New York. Boston and the esst,
daily 4.O5 SEQ. 1000, Dining Carr an, 4. cd
noon .. 40 Is %. Dining Can. al 30 pm. sleeping
Car. open at 10 90 o'clocED
Buffet Parlor Cars on ali day trains.
For Boston, -. 40 Pm with pullman Buffet Sleep.
ing Car running through 10 Boston without change
via PoushkeePse bridge. landing passengers in and
For Atlantic City. ao5. 10 90 and :. 90 noon. SUM-
days 4. 05 q and IL 90 noon.
For time of suburban trains time tables. 70 10
Except sunday. DAILY ssunday only.
1Lxpress train
Baggage called for and checked IRON hotels and res,
dences by Union Transfer Co. orders left ticks1
oftces 8iy ana 1891 IA ave. .na Al depo.
Gen. MANAGER. rdI4I Gen. PAS Agit
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GR0SHON'S DENTAL PARlORs. ESTABLISHED
~ 1887. 1908 l4th st. n. Full sets o20 and To-
SlO and ~. Old plates made rood ~ new. Open
ap13-1ms
TREE DENTAL. INFIRMARY,-TEETH FILLED
and ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted without charge except
cost Of material At 1928 H ST. NV, dental depart
Wept OF the Columbian University. from / to 5 pm.
daily except Sundays extraction free indrmary open
from October = to June 30 se26-6
nENTAL INFIRMARY. - NATIONAL UNIvER-
~ etty, cor. 9Th md NV. Open to b, all the
year. Extractng. &c. free Fillings and plates st
coot Of materials. felO-tr
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LAST WEEKS SALES
FAR EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS.

We trust NEW attractions this week added will show
acorrssponding good result
New.
That's name.
We've always something new. natty and nobby-
For whatever is or Is to be
Is "gobbled up" by Victor E.
result of being on the inside and in touch with
those who x the fashions and furnish pointers to the
favoredSew. Because Suit of Clothes is sold at
$3.50
Is no reason why II should not be stylish In cut
one which costs many times that amount the sim
pie season that they cut from the patterns
designed and fashioned by the artists At least
this Is SO in We cannot speak for Others.
Our artist and designer receives much salary ans
member Of the Untod States Congress. and whatever
| the cost of suit Of clothes purchased from u.s.
whether
s75o
sig 80.
siSs 81 SO.
els so. 1850. EGGS; IS. A. 30. si7 Is. sls rs
sas g. e. 50.
s;s 90 or
You'll find the cut and fit Just the same. the differ
ence Of cost being in the materials. make and finish
The same rule applies to all suits of clothes
BOYS AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
A Child's Suit at
$500
Will fit as well IS one which costs five times that
amount
Boys Threepiece Suit at
$500
Will At as handsomely one which costs four times
five dollars
In fact the rule holds good all the way through but
you will find 1t exemplifed more strongly in our
News PAsrALooss DEPARTMENT
Than in other. 1t is comparatively an easy mat
ter TO MT man with coat md vest but when it comes
to Pantaoons-ah! "there's the rub" We want 70 say
to all stcklers after perfect fit in Pantaloons that
we've got 'em to mt all shapes. and when you shall
have failed at all other points here Well TT
not only your person. but also purse. simple
sideonS glance in windows will open your eyes to
the fact that the handsomest and richest va
riety OF Mems Pantaloons shown in this city.
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HOTELS.

TINE ARDMQRR, 18TH sT BET. z AND r.
II Eirst-claaa family hotel
Central location. :. R.tes. q. SO TO es50 day.
fe35-3ms TN. HALL
IvOLOXNADE HOTEL. 7o6 BROADWAY, NEW
~ York; American plan - per day; European plan,
81 per day: special rates 20 familes large sample
rooms; restaurant and cafe; cuisine unsurpassed
EDWIN AKERLy. Manager nh2l-m. y. f-3m
W1LARD's HOTEL
Pa ave. and 18th IT..
csef& sos 81 Warrington, D. G.
~ EBBITT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, D. q
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HOW TEE CLUBS STAND.
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BASE BALL.

By Fine Fielding and Timely Hitting the
Washingtons Win Again.
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TINHE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
1917 Penn. ave- NV
Our Specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH


Teeth that have decayed and broken away may be
operated ~ upon this crowns engrafted upon
and servicente IN every way as natural To be
success an artnclal crown must he
shall permanently decay broken end Of
the and strong enough to prevent splitting of the
root or breaking loose from its We claim
that our crowns have all these requirements when
combned with bridge work. which consists in supply
ing teeth that have been extracted makes the most
beautiful and durable appliance ever devised .
substitute for the natural tecth; al! this without
IN dentistry has been great in the last few years
have with these Improvements and the pa
ents Of the Evans Par assured Of receiving the
Dement, OF thes' practiced and applied in the most
skifu and artistic manner Our prices for this class
Of work will be found reasonable consistent
with first class work and best materials We perform
nlings artificial teeth gold. platina, rubber and
rubber lined with gold. Extracting without pain.
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CIR THr B..r.
TIE CONCORD HARNESS.
Lutte BRO.
te7 Penn. ava. adjoining National Hotel
Trunks md satehsls Of best make n Low prices.
mh2o
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IL edmond AND DANNIIIE RAILNoADCo
~ Schedule IN eff ect Atril "a. sns
AL trains arrive and Penilsylysnis p,.s~n-
ger station. Washington. u. &.
$50 Am-.DAily, local for Lynchburz connects
with norfolk and Western railroad Connects al
Manassas Tor Front Royal aud strasburg daily eroept
llIOam.-Daily fer all principal point. .ou,h nm
All DIVISIONS OF Richmond and DanNlle system pull-
man sleeper New York and Washington 10 Atlsnt.
connecting thence with sletper 10 New Orleans Via
Montgomery. aud for Memphis via Brmi n gham unit
ing AZ DznNiile with sleeper for Augusta and Al
town.
4;45 pm Daily except sunday. for warren,on ana
orAnse and through train for Front Royal aud strss-
Al 90 pm-DsiIy. WASHINGTON AND sorT.H-
WESTERN NESIfBULED LIMITED. composed en-
tirely OF Pullman Sleeper Dntg. PArlor aud smok-
lng Cars, and runs 10 Atlanta ttme Is hours) With
fuilman Sleeper through New York and Washington
70 New orleans via Montgomery and Washington 20
Memphis Birmingham.
IL 70 pm-Dally for all PRINCIPAL points south ON
richmond Anc DanNllle system Pullman sleeper,
New York aud Washington to Knoxville VIA Ashe-
VIE. and Washington 10 Augusta via Charlotte
IkAlNs On WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington at 9:lO m, = 30 A. m daily ana
o:2o pm, except sunday. Returning arrive WISH
ington so M. $3.50 m daily and % daily,
Through trains from the south arrive .Fsshinrtou
S:Ss M lO:25 and - as o. m. Manassas Diyis-
Ion - a. m and y AZ nm. except SUNDAY.
Tickets. Steering Car reservations and Information
FURNISHED At Office, 800 Pennsy lyanA ave, and a.
fssssnger Station. Pennsylyauia RAilrSad Mashins-
ton ID. G.
LIS BROWN General AGENT
al H..
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

TIME STEAMER GEORGE LAW. FOR ALL RrvrR
Il landings, leaves 9Th st. wharf every sunday
Wednesday and Friday At z am. Passenger and
sp9s-1m T. 4 MEADpAtIGH AGENT.
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RAILROADS.
T .trIaEsrIy.sI. ROUTE

-v. ,lpisNYsriyANiA ROUTE
s RpSsi hIES s,oSsSSIIst,SSS$iP
r,.Hss hfhs sin .SB sT 4
i.ers.s q ass ysssus e os u 70 i.a o s
NJ LSs so Win @ r s.is :: ch .s:
burr 90 inSisssro ssd n sss o.S: ,rS ,s.
,SSs. < shiS-s@ -; LON. and GDclsn.n IA
sfr.Su ana s Ss e cs sr n. M.sns,S s 70
Louis and dinoihnst, ana pininE Car Hsrr,.sars
S.s; Win ssa:s E.!iss wsss,ss,ss1 . ban s:
sSaT see S %sPs md R1 Dn.r .s, nr,sss
with sleeptns Cars " Washington - chics.o and III
sseprs Tor Iou.ss ana Ms%h si'h snrSssa
binins Gar R,sseurs. 10 Richmoad and chicsso.
and The through sleeper ' to rl,..ss1s.
For ksne osnssasisua kache.ser and NisS.rs Fslls
daily. except SUNDAY. 7-S0 m
o and Sssss s saf ssss a,s for bss
q m, s,sh slssg,ns Car Westminster q hsches,sr.
c. N daily. srssIs saturday. With sissPins OR
Tor wiilam-port. Remove and Elmirs. at io.soa -
ros sinaly VII sr 81 s .1,,d
t;aSSo 70. 90 I'd ii.Ss N on sSnssy zoo;
il.3s ?. y. Llmited Pullman vessieais i.rlos
S.rS 'ssteals Passenger Coaches and Dinins Oar.
w,., -coNeREssioYAL LIMITED"
sensers for Philadelphis viii change cars 81 south
Substitution philsdeluh foe Broad street ststion-
Past Express $50 am. ~sek dsys and 3<s %
Accommodation. 500 IN. daily.
lxpress. 2-0l and & 40 nm daily
for Boston. without change. 80 am veef days and
For brooklyn. y Y. all through trains connect @
jersey City with boats q Brooklyn Annex sf'ort-
ins direct transfer 60 FULTON street avoiding doubs
For Atlantic CITY. q. 40 ii. 90 IN. IL Is nm vs.h
days aud ] l. 35 nm every day.
For baltimore 900 U.30. .. I'd, $50 o. 90 a<0.
1000 ~. 30, 90 aud $50 IN, II Ia 2oi.
b.4o, GA: 20. 1000. II. rs aud II IS p IN on
sunday. 400. 81 co. 81 O5, 10 So 4 90 A M !
l2.lS. LOO, 2o1 2.30. ,. is, 32b, 4 as "a I'd
Limiiedl 40. $40. GA. 7.So 10 90 and l. 3S
For rope,s Greek Lane. Z 90 an and 4.se pm daily
For Annapolis. 20. 300 ana II. 80 am. and 4 70
2. N daily except sunday. sundAys 400 a m and
foR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH.
For hexAndriA- 4-30. q rs ss5, $40. a.4s 10 as
Ana I2oi noon, 90. .. IL. s.2s. AZ 5.O7
/ 531. 6la sQ2. 10 O5 and IN So y N on sun.
day at $50. 5.45. AS. 40 as ain / Cd. p al
o. 10. =. 02 aud 1908 pm.
ACCOMMODATION for Quantico, 7.<5 IN. daily
FOR hchlnond and the south. 40 and 40 So IN
daily. 5.0s pun. week days.
Trains leave Alexandria for Mashington 8oA : os
sS SS, si az ioia liz ltt am, loo. zoe,
llos pm On Sunday at y. 10. lOl5 hi 4 and
LIS An. 2Os o.Oo. s.OS. 40. 81 5 and los
Tickets and information At tho Office porth..., oor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and Al ~.
station where orders be left TOT the checking of
S Sise 70 eees.nAuon from hotels aud re.ldenees
General MANAGER. Iap2sl General fs.ssnser D is.n,
~ -, :, -. :.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

PRESIDENT HARRIsoN's last message
but who cares TO hear a corpse talk. II
there be such man, he can send us a
postal, expressing his desire, and we viii
promptly mail him a copy OF the docu-
ment, which occupies overs dozen pag-
es, and contains nothing that is new or
startling. We had toread it as a matter
OF business, but if the Lord in His gra-
cious goodness will forgive us this time,
we think we can promise Him in all
sincerity that we will never have to read
another message from another republic
can president.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09
THE LEGISLATURE.

MIR. Combest, of Casey, has sent up
his first bill. 1t proposes heavy license
against dealers in pistols and cartridges.
The House passed the bill fixing the
salary OF the State treasurer at $1,000
and reducing the salary of his clerk to
81 200.
The House passed bill which pro-
hibits cattle and other live stock from
running at large upon the highways of
the Commonwealth.
The Legislature has provided for an
other sinecure the Office OF assistant
mine inspector-and somebody is to get
a big salary for doing nothing.
There is much objection raised
among the lawyers to the way the dates
Of the courts in this district have been
fixed and there will be an effort to have
il changed, especially as to Garrard.
Nobody wants to be bothered with an
August court.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09
NewSY NOTES.

You can register letter for s cent?
after New Year.
The final count divides the electora
vote OF North Dakota, Harrison having
and Weaver /.
Joe Walton. the millionaire coal op.
orator, widely known along the Ohio
Valley, is dead.
"A Marion county jury gave A. p,
Ricketts, $1,000 against the l.. & ~, for
crushing his arm.
jay Gould once wrote a book, but
afterward bought up every copy and de-
stroyed the edition.
AT Scottsville Sunday night George
Griggs was stabbed to death in his stable
by an unknown man.
Jack Fields was hanged at Wharton,
Tex. His head was jerked from his body
by the fall OF eight feet.
Lehman Uhlman, a wealthy mer-
chant OF Pittsburg, killed himself be-
cause OF his Unsuitable appetite for tobac
CO.
The entire business portion OF Cum.
berland Gap was destroyed by fire few
nights ago. Loss s35, 900; insurance &c.
900.
Near San Antonio, Tex, the rain.
makers bombarded the sky for eight
hours without producing the desired eff
feet. h
AT Scranton, Pa, Elm Park Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Just completed at
a cost of 100000, was burned TO the
ground.
The composing room OF the Public
Ledger building, at Philadelphia, was
burned. The loss by fire and water is
estimated at s25O,OOO.
-Of the 300 persons shipwrecked on
our coast last year only 20 persisted This
simple fact is an eloquent eulogy OF the
American life-saving service.
Mss Susan Curd, mother OF Mrs. j.
q. Marimon, dropped dead at Harrods-
burg, aged 30. Mrs. Marimon lost her
husband in the same way.
The corporation OF the Adams Ex-
press Company expires in two years and
the company will be asked to decide
whether it shall be reorganized.
The managers OF the Words Fair
are already at work at Washington for
the repeal OF the Sunday closing provis-
ion of the act passed last session.
Democrats made clean sweep a,
Ow12x9ro with their ticket for munich
pal Offices. The republicans had full
ticket for the first time in many years.
Edward Hollinger was sentenced to
Heath at,Jersey City, n j.. for the fourth
lime. Hin neck has been respited on
.hree diiIerapt occasions. He killed his
" life. ~
During the performance of sole Ole.
Ion" at the Peoples Theatre, in Evans.
lille, Ind, Constable Ben Morris shot
md killed Jake Wolf, the keeper Of
!
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

No matter how poor judge has prov
ed himself, as a man or as a iurist, the
silly business Of a bar meeting is held
about the time his term closes and eulo-
CYSTIC resolutions are adopted. We hap.
pen to know how insincere these per-
formances are, hut it works all the same,
except in the case of Judge Ira Julian,
whose retiracy from the bench was to be
celebrated in this chestnutty way. The
Frankfort Capital says, "When the mat
ter came to his knowledge, he put a stop
TO it on the ground that judicial officer
should not accept rewards for merely do
ing his duty. All honor to Judge Julian
for this manly stand in favor OF right,
propriety and justice"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

While Squire Riley was acting county
judge in the absence Of Judge Bullock,
he ordered that the clock on the court.
house at Lexington be turned back to
railroad time. Judge Bullock returned
and calling the magistrates together, he
asked them whether she time OF God
Almighty or that Of the grasping, grind
ing railroads should prevail so far as
Fsyette is concerned. With one accord
they answered and said, LET us stick to
the time the Lord has arranged" and
thereupon the hands OF the clock on the
steeple we're turned forward 20 minutes.
There need be no trouble about solar
time and railroad time. The former bet
ter divides the day for the working man
and farmer aud enables him to do his
work by the light OF the sun without re.
sort to artificial lighting Asa great ma
ny more peop,c stay at home than ride
On railroads the former are much more
entitled to consideration. Then if man
soes to the depot by solar time, he new
r get left, in this State, at least.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

SIX /: PAGES.
EVERY FRIDAY.

Gov. McCREARY made a speech before
the Monetary Conference at Brussels,
Belgium, Tuesday. in which he stated
the propositions favored by America.
He opposed the plans Of the Rothschilds
and pronounced the existing financial
situation as foil of perils and asserted
that some remedy was absolutely neces-
sary. Closing the governor said; 81 be-
lieve the best aim OF the conference to
be the general demonstration of silver
and the unrestricted coinage of gold and
silver into money of debt-paying' power,
with a permanent international ratio of
15l or Is to /, and prefer the latter.
This, in my opinion, is a system that
would give unity and stability to the
value Of money, and would furnish the
best remedy for the existing evils, from
which all civilized nations are suffer-
n.y." The governors position seems
the only tensble one and his speech has
been greatly complimented both on this
and the other side of the ocean.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

TEXAS is a great State whether size,
poll tics or products is considered. She
has enough territory to make five States
nearlyas large each as Kentucky, while
Delaware and Rhode Island could be bid
in a couple OF counties. She can give a
democratic majority anywhere from l50,-
600 to 25O,000 and her crops this year
will put in the pockets OF her people
s70O00,00O for cotton and s20,0O0,000
more for breadstuffs, or $40 for each in.
habitant OF the Commonwealth. The
soubriquet of Lone Star State should be
changed to the big, bright, particular
star in the constellation OF States.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

Tow ARNOLD had hardly gotten his
presses and type unloaded till his new
town, Alexandria, Ind, caught fire and
the business portion was consumed.
Wen wager, however, that Tommy lit
on his feet and If there was hop any
where in town that night he used them
in the dreamy waltz. When the little
Tom Tit dons his spade tail, parts his
hair in the middle and begins his con-
quests OF the fair sex, it matters little
with him whether school keeps or not
or whether everything else burns except
the house in which the dance is held.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

THE awful spectacle of Sour men dang
ling by their necks from one scaffold will
be witnessed in Louisville this morning
abont sunrise. Each has committed a
foul murder and each deserves his igno
BILE fate. The good work should pro.
coed. There have been AZ murders in
Louisville sshis year and only one hang
ing for evecy 10 or more murders is not
reassuripe 10 the citizens
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

Tax Corbin Enterprise has turned It's
little toes to the daisies and sleeps the
sleep that knows no awaking. Editor
Chestnut works the old chestnut that
he has more important business that de-
mands his attention, but the real reason
OF his throwing up the sponge is that the
institution didn't pay. republican,
prohibition paper eouldn'; be expected
to live in Kentucky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

1T behooves the democrats in Congress
to do everything in decency and in or
der, but they will be recreant to the
trust imposed in them Il they do not at
the very earliest date possible reform the
tariff laws to a revenue basis, purge and
purify the pension list and knock out
every semblance OF force bill that has
been or may be devised.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

THE boilers, ably reinforced by the re-
puolicans, knocked the socks OFF, the
regularly nominated democratic csndt-
dates for municipal offices in Louisville,
Tuesday, electing nearly every one OF
their men. The people seem to have
arisen and protested against John Whal-
len running politics on the same plan
he runs his leg-show theatre.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

IS the mad rush for the spoils, there
be few indeed who think old man Addi-
SON had any intellect left when he PEN
ned the line, "The post OF honor is the
uriyate station"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

The Whitley Advocate asks, "will we
have whisky or not ?" The invitation
may not be extended to US, but If it is,
we will.have to submit that we never
take anything heavier than cham
payne.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

The Cincinnati Weekly Gazette and
Daily Commercial Gazette are papers
that take rank with the very best publi-
cations of the country, and are prime ia
vorites with the reading public They
give the news of the world, and abound
in choice miscellaneous reading and lit.
erary matter.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

THE Covington Commonwealth thinks
that as no one ever accused Jay Gould
of having soul, there need be no fears
for his future.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Having Dissolved partnership. we are very de
sr0us OF settling old business, aud all custom
ers indebted to h. X. y w. ~. wearen will bud
their accounts with w. n. Wcaren a Co at.the
same place Of business. Please cali and settle.
q u. X. & w. n. WEAREN