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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
sARa AND TRACE ITEMS.


H. G. Dye sold to VIM. Murphy
l)t of heifers At Sc.
fifty good ewes for sale. W. NJ
McAfee, Stanford.
-Anon is now the only champion il
the Electioneer family.
p. w. Green bought of W. r. Minol
handsome bay gelding for sI75.
Senator Ed. Parker has been
awarded over 800 star mail routes.
Gentry Bros. sold to T. J. Robinson.
oil Oarrard, bunch OF scrub heifers at
&c and brood mare for s65.
Weight alone will not command a
z price. There WAS a sale Of 81 head
OF l,"ll-pound steers at Chicago at ) go
For SALE.-67 extra good ewes, for.
ward with lamb, and two Southdosn
bucks. W. A. Hamilton, Mckinney. .
The celebrated trotting stallion.
s.amboul, 2:O7l, was sold at auction in
New York for 81, 600 to ID. II. Harri-
man, the banker.
Nancy Lee, the dam of the famous
Nancy Hanks, the queen of the tro,tipp
turf and holder Of the worlds record
was sold for 81 100.
j. 1. Furguson sold his place Of 10
acres to Henry Peters, of Salem. Ind
Tor =, 700 II lies on the Danyille nike
81 miles from Stanford.
W. b. Kidd sold to Lehman Bros
ITO cattle, ,i3G pounds, at 1 10. - do
400 pounds, at 1 and another lot of l.
700 pounds at same price.
E. w. Lee bought OF Ripy. OF Law.
renceburg, $50 Stop cattle at :. 80. They
were bought in Tennessee and Cbicaoo
This makes about 200 head Mr.. Lee has
bought this TALL on commission of 81
per head.-Advocate.
Col. Nj. Lewis Clark has struck q,
he Roby, Ind, race track as presiding
udee because the association wanted ~
educe his salary from sl25 a day to 500
The colonel doesn't seem to know a good
hing when he has it.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

M. V. Singleton and Miss Josie Nc.
Mullen, both Of the Waynesburg neigh
borhood, were married yesterday.
Robert j. Beatty aud three others
were indicted at Pittsburg on the charge
OF being implicated in the Homestead
poisoning. A Carnegie Company Off
cial states that 30 deaths have SO far re-
suited from the poisoning.
The word Hebrew now has but one
meaning, and that is dead languag Q.
We are Jews, because we are adherents
OF the Jewish religion. Our religion is
he only mark OF distinction between us
and other citizens of this country. There
is an impression in the minds OF many
non Jews, and even some Jews, that it is
courtesy to call us Hebrews, thus imply
ing that there is some stigma attached to
the name OF Jew. We are Jews, not
Hebrews, nor Israelites. Hebrew It'd
ings.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
LANCASTER, 6ARRARD COUNTY.

Next Monday will be county cour
day and large crowd will be in town.
A special term of the Garrard cir
cult court will be held on Monday, th'
26th inst.
John Clark, alias "Red Cloud" who
was arrested last week for selling whs
ky on Battle Row, has left for parts I'M.
known.
1T is to be hoped that the trustees
will prohibit the use Of fireworks on the
streets Saturday night. Iii not only
dangerous to life, but to property also.
A fellow armed with a patent right
camera took pictures of all the business
houses in town Wednesday. What he
is going TO do with them remains to be-
seen. 1t WAS amusing to see the clerks
and employees TO say nothing Of the
loafers) posing for an advantageous pc
sition.
The contested election between Ma
son and Broaddus for clerk circuit court
was ably argued before the contestiug
board on Tuesday and Wednesday 10y
Judge Denny and Capt. W. llerndon
for Broaddus and Col. W. G. Welch. K |
II. Tomlinson and X. u. Jacobs for Ma.
son and decided in favor of Mason. All |
Of the spaechrs were excellent; that OF
Col. Welch was regarded as one of the
finest legal arguments ever made in
our court.
Miss Kittie Palmer il visiting rela.
ives hero this week. Mr.. II. A. Il
is in Lexington on business.
Misses Lille Grant and Lizzie Thomp
on will leave Sunday for Stanford 90
pend Nmas. Miss Sallie Herring will
ntertain the Sun Flower Club Thurs
ay evening, 9th. Miss Katie Simpson
ill be Miss beazleys guest during the
Olidays. MIR. +. G. Prtry, the veteran
gar drummer, was in town this veek.
Irs. Matthews, OF Nichola-vi.le, &, VS.
ing her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Pasco.
Ir. Burt Spencer is clerking for y. a.
thompson d Son. Breathtt Brown VS.
town this week
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w. p. WALTON.

CHRISTMAS, the happiest of all the fee.
rivals, is with us again and the usual
homily is in order, though we will spare
the reader the latter this time. To one
who has seen AS many OF tue one aud
written as many OF the other as We have,
At seems to come with alarming frequen-
cy, while IA the long ago an age appear
ed to intervene between the joyous occa-
sions, when we had as firm faith in tue
personality OF Santa Claus as a child
alone can have. IL is a charming little
deception, this Santa Claus business, and
We always feel sorry for the little one
who learns too soon that it is all myth
and that other hands than old Nick's
supply his expectations. There is no
harm in the pleasant delusion and the
longer it is enjoyed the better. 1t aud
the other happy ones disappear fast
enough as time rolls on and brings us TO
the knowledge that life is real, life is
earnest.
Twenty centuries nearly have inter
NcHtu SiuCc bif touSCu "iAS VI "ooSPh
went up to Jerusalem with him to be
taxed, when ''she brought forth her first
born sou and wrapped him in swaddling
clothes and laid him in a manger, be-
cause there was no room for them In the
inn" 1t is that event that We are about
to celebrate, and until this good day all
the civilized Nations of the earth shout as
did the multitude OF the heavenly host, i
GLORY to God in the highest, and on
earth peace, good will to mem"
This event, though humble in its orr S
giD, changed the whole current of TIA |
world and brought JOY and gladness into
it. 1t was the birth OF Savior, who was 4
to die that men might be saved. Let q
those OF us, who can, rejoice in a man n
ner BETTING tho occasion and show our
gratitude by trying to make others hap .
Ply. D
So here's merry Christmas and a :
happy New Year to everybody. May
you live long and be happy. a,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
lie yearned for the unst,a,pa.,..

Sarah Bernhardt loves 60 tell the fol-
lowing story about Olivier, lannon's
French actor. The latter. il seems
possessed incredible power OF mimicry
lie could assume the voice. gestures
and facial expression of any person he
chanced 90 meet One day he called on
his tailor 70 ask him for a little more
time on an account which had been
running on for three years At that
moment he saw customer enter the
shop and pay for several articles of
clothing, which were Immediately de-
iivered. Then the actor hoaved n deem
sigh Of pain.
What is the matter with your" in
quired the tailor
Alas replied olivier, there is a
man shall never be able To imitatel',
Music and Drama
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rieI

Ferguson inspecting his f.ierr, new
suit)-lcS, it's immense, Hanhin,on.
Would you mind telling me who your
tailor is?
lianhinson - Certainly not snip
well, No. Goa WaNcm street. II Won
want anything in his line tel! him /
sent YOU
Ecrguson-Thanks. want sometime
Tor masquerade. thinl, I'm 20 aud
order-hum-one Of his ordinary suits.
HanlSinson.- ChicaCo Trihun..
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

If the sickly sentimentalists OF New
York would think less of the murderer
and more of the victim, who in nearly
every case is hurled unprepared into the
presence of the Great Judge, without re-
gard to the agony inflicted, they would
be in a much better cause. Having
about succeeded in making the dying
beds Of the red handed fieuds feel soft as
downy pillows ere, in comparison to the
good old method OF disposing OF them
by hanging, they are now making de-
termined effort to abolish capital pun
shment altogether, and throw in chro-
mo besides, no doubt. But the world is
full OF goody-goody people, who ought
to be translated to another country,
where the murderer gets bis just dues
and the worm dieth not.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

THERE are 300,OOo more SO called sol
diers drawing pensions now than there
were soldiers in active service at any
time in all the armies OF the govern.
ment from the beginning to the close OF
the war The democrats are pledged to
reduce this burden to an honest basis,
by looping off the name of every scamp
who is living off the bounty OF the gov
eminent, without right or reason.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

The New York Herald, finding that il
had no show to make Editor Dana, OF
the Sun, L. s Senator, has opened up
on the president elect to appoint him
minister to England, or to some foreign
power OF equal diplomatic standing. The
Herald, if IN earnest, is wasting space.
1t is loves labor lost 10 try to make the
stuffed prophet" as Dana dubs him,
believe that Dana is lit for anything but
treason, strategem and spoils.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

lT is at last settled that Cleveland will
receive 276 votes in the electoral college,
Harrison l45, Weaver % aud Bidwell
"nixy." With official aud uno fiicial re-
turns Cleveland's plurality is 49,, S9S.
Weaver is the only third party candidate
to get vote since the war, and be has
three or four States entire and several
scattering votes.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

WIFE think We ought - begin the
New Year by turning over new leaf
don't you?
Husband DO; and have surrc>.
tion to make right here.
Wife What is that?
Husband-Begin On n new turkey
That Christmas bird is getting little
tired Life.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
Hanging Up the Stockings.

In Stafordshire, England, the children
when hanging up their stockings on
christmas eve, repeat the following
rhyme addressed TO the good fairy of
Christmas, believing that il will infaliibly
insure the bringing Of whatever gift they
most desire,
Christmas fay OF Christmas DAY
Let me wish what wish may
II think with love OF you,
You Will make my wish come true.
-~ N~ss-~ as~-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
MI VERNON, R0GsCAsTe COUNTY.

Walden Collins AMI Wis Spadrr
have beer granted pensions
VIM. Arnold ma, bonght Tot from,
, James Houk, near the sch"o' hous,. aud
will build.
Willis Allen, OF Crooked Creek, this
county, caught an eagle measuring nine
feet, bird measure.
John J. Proctor, assessor for Rock
castle county, died Wednesday morning
of fever. He had beed sick but a few
days.
-Lohmon, the man who was cut al
to pieces last summer and was given up
by all the doctors, is now at work in the
/ woods.
Bishop Novels, OF Tennessee, has
been preaching for the last two weeks at
Scaffold Cane, in this county. He will
probably hold services here on Saturday !
night.
Mr.. w. $ Jackson, OF London, was |
with us yesterday. Bob Stark j. put /
ting in the new business track here Mr.. /
II. b. Logsdon, agent, Livingston, hiss
been appointed 10 the agency at Frank
fort. Mr.. Jack Turner gets Livingston.
Rev. ID. Lamb and VIM. Weber, who
have been suffering with broken limbs,
are able to be around on crutches. Mr..
Nathan Bray, of Missouri, formerly Of
this county, will shortly return to his
native hills.
The report that Mr.. Joe Bray, a
former citizen OF this county, had killed
a man accidentally in Missouri, proves
to be only joke that one of his West
ern friends started on him, on account OF
the immensely OF Joe's pedal extremi.
ties. IL is claimed that Joe had ordered
a pair OF boots, and when he called at
the shop for them, he found them sit.
ing out in the floor. He tried them on,
)ut unfortunately after it vas too late,
discovered that the shoemaker had gone
Town into one of the boots TO cnt out
he pegs and was crushed when Joe in i
reduced his foot therein.
School Superintendent McClary was
Iown last week 10 see bis cousin, ID. X.
IcClary. He is always welcome visit.
II in these parts. Mr.. Andrew Prewitt
nd family are in from Indiana to n
&c relatives. Mr.. II. Z. Weber is at
ome from Louisville for a Jew weeks
fr Lee Arnold moved TO Laurel coun
Y. Mr. James AngIin, of this county, u
'ill begin travelling for Louisville
ouse Jan. LIST. Miss Boetner, OF Liv.
lgston, was visiting this place Wednes W
ay. Mr.. w. A. Bower formerly OF the la
ignal force here, now assistant railroad az
gent at Butler, Ky, was with friends
ere Wednesday and Thursday. al al
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
She Doesn't Play for him Vow.

VI am afraid You do not love music.
Mr.. kcenear," She said, as she finished
selection at the piano.
oh, do he said. eagerly
II thought you looked bored" She
said.
II may have looked bored" he an.
swered, but love music for all that. e"
-BoSton Globe.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

THE City and County Superintendent
Union will hold meeting at Louisville
Dec. 80 80, which will be addressed by
many prominent teachers OF the State.
The Filth Avenue Hotel will be headquar-
tiers for the union and the rates to mem
bers will be Si.75 to y day. The rail-
roads viii make a tate of / ! iare.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
\ Nice, broad ts,.,i,n

She-Did you have pleasant evening
at the Tollivcrs?
He--leS. As soon rs mt my RIGHT
arm around Daisy's waist she put both
hers around mine. Then she screamed.
let 60, but she hung ON. Her father
came in and read the statutes referring
TO breach of promise-and-yes. | had a
very nice time. IN. Y. Herald.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

THE republican scheme to steal Ne
braska petered out like that of Kansas.
The opposition hai too much OF dead
open and shut game against them and
they had to reluctantly give up their
claims for u. ;. Senators there. The
next Senate, like the president, will be
damo,ratie
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
CHRISTMAS KEEPING.
American Wsys-Customs % Our English
Dutch and French Proeenitor,.

HRiSrMAS was
an hOnored day OF
festivity IN our
country from the
first. for Dutch
+ ng lis and
French Hugue
nots all brought
the happy custom
with them lteast
ing was the com
mon characters
tic Of all, but its
degrees aud kinds
varied The nu,cb
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
NriKht E.nrctn,Inn.-

DUDLEY Canesucker-W will be ~
happy. will share all your joys and
sorrows with you.
Esmereida Lougcohin-B But haven't
got any SORROWS.
Dudely--Don't let that worry YOU.
You will have plenty Of them after we
are married. Texas SiftingS.
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lie Locked Iunny.

Her Papa (who had taken his daugh-
ter's tance out to lunchl-And YOU
never drink, you say?
Her Fiance-No, sir; not even beer.
Her Papa )suspiciously) Then NAV !
ask You why you blew the whipped
cream oil the top OF your coffee before
drinking il? boston News.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
NEwSy NOTES.
st. Louis has had 100000 fire.

st. Louis has had $780, 900 fire.
Mrs. Addie Young, wife of DIR. +. O.
Young. died at his home in Lexington.
President Harrison, it il said, will
go to lecturing on law at the end OF his
term.
AT Middleton, Ohio, an infant child
was bitten beyond recognition by a
huge rat
Beer was the universal drink of the
English until the introduction of tea and
cofse, about 1850.
Indiana has more Germans than anv
other State. They constitute So percent.
OF the population.
Mrs. Saidee Polk Fall Gardner has
brought suit against her husband Matt
Gardner, for divorce.
The House has passed bill to in
crease pensions OF Mexican war veterans
from IS to SD month.
John Williams, OF Triplett, has con-
cludt d the feat OF eating 50 quail in 80
consecutive days, winning heavy wa.
ger.
Miss Martha Roberts and her suck
ing babe are in Jail at Mt. Sterling on /
charge OF the mother violating the postal /
laws.
-AtOgena, Wis, two lads aged 10 and
Ia years went to a neighbours house,
shot him and took charge of the prem.
Uses
A brute entered the room OF Miss
Mary Donaldson, at Columbus, Ohio,
and outraged her while she was at the
point Of death.
Three tiremen were killed, one fatal
y injured and three others seriously in S
ured by falling wall at flour-mill fire S
n Albany, N. Y. G
John Clark, better known IA Red d
Cloud" was arrested Saturday night for "
elling whisky on Battle Row. lie will b
'e tried this morning c
Frank Neerhees, Colorado school y
eacher, got mad at his pupils and pull II
d 80 teeth for them. This is indeed y
lew mode OF punishment. /
The Louisiana delegation in Con- IL
ress think Mr. Dan Caffrey will be ap.
ointed by Gov. Foste- 10 ill the late
enator GibSon's unexpired term.
Daniel L. Sibley, one of the Oldest Ia
nd best known dealers on the Chicago
GARD of Trade, has made an assignment, ia
Is liabilities amounting to $3.50, 223 %. wi
Hon. /. II, Goodnight, congressman
ON the Sd district, has notified Bowling %,
reen office-seekers that he will indorse foe
hin B. Gaines, editor OF the Park City
mes, for postmaster css
The Mstrons of Mobiles, III, avenged of
e imputations cast upon them and da,
cir daughters by Hugh MCGEE by .
thering aud publicly whipping him to
the blood ran from his back nv
Ed Foestle, son of the treasurer of wo
Louis, stole $4,000 OF the public =
ney. set fire to the building to hide bee
wrongs and failing, he very sensibly Sea
It bullet through his brain. nro
-tiov Tillman, OF South Carolina. has nj,
ned the bill giving the railroad COM :
sion absolute control of all railroads viii
the State and providing that there tine
II be no appeal from the commits Fl
Is decisions. re-,
ei''u ci''~ehs cShhot complain fort
ot being plentifully supplied with Rav
,cco. For their benefit-if benefit il nov,
: be termed-tbe manufacture for the ,ra
fiscal year amounted to 4,49S, O5S, 233 Nat
rs, 3,2l0,402,9 1897 cigarettes, 253, 1862 this
pounds OF tobacco and IL, l64.35l lbs. natl
luf. Ha'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

AFTKR Mr.. Blaine saw the beautiful
picture OF HIM in our last issue he felt 30
good that he concluded not to die, and
he's with US in the flesh yet
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

BILLY Mason, our jolly "Old Keg,'
hung up his Christmas stocking and the
contesting election board put the Gar
rard circuit court clerkship in it. So it
is safe to say that there is one happy
man in Lancaster this Christmas.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

There Is a traditional carol Of Somerset
SHIRE, England, which begins,
As Joseph was a-walking
lie heard an angel sing,
This night shall be the biz htime
VI Christ, the heay My King"
winch has "A very merry jingle that sounds
almost lrre'erent. Then there H.. pathetic
spanish air Of three verses, Of which the
first IS.
on the l"'le empty stocking.
Left OF the dainty pair.
We hung beside the chimney
When baby was our care!
The year has brought US sorrow,
With tears that fell like rain
Have we no smile or greeting
For Christmas come AGAIN.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

What's the matter with the baby?''
asked lady of a little girl, whose baby
brother she bad understood 70 be all
ing.
"Oh. nothin' much" was the answer.
Hes only hatchin' teeth. Texas Sift-
ings
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
Ills SDeeialls.

The PROFESSIONALISM branch of an
thropology would you prefer to take up
first?
The New Student - Girls. Chicago
News Record.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
No Initiation.

Stranger-That's a very fine imita-
ton of an old colonial residence.
Proud CONGRATULATIONS, That's gen
uine. Come in and I'll show you the
roaches.-N. Y Weekly.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

husband--Did you drive all these
nails yourself?
Wiie-Yes, did.
Let me see your hands"
Here they are-not hurt a bit"
Hum Who held the nail,g'-N. Y.
Weekly.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

Mrs. Paryaynuh-l'm most afraid IN
wear more than four diamond neck,
laces to-onct, for fear it will make me
appear vulgar.
Mrs. Heighlife-Oh, you needn't be
afraid on that scorc.-Chicago News
Record
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
Drowning Him out

Strswber-Well. | have made up my
mind TO propose 10 her.
Singerly-Hou are not going Ia do il
in those trousers, are you?
Straw ber-Why not?
Singerly-She won't be able 10 hear
word you say.-'Truth.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

We are indebted to Representative
~ ID. Edmiston for copy of the pro.
posed act relating to roads and pass.
ways.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

The last murderer worked of by
electricity in New York was dead in u
seconds. He didn't even kick.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
C.. y. POWELL.
--ugktEF &c.,
General - Merchandise.

h'' opered hls stock q goods ana b. ready "a
'Stve the prepie q stanford and vicinity Hs n
good goods % the lowest possible rfif,. st,,,-lf
call on him on Lagsn Avenue
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Stock holders Meeting.

\ meeting oithe ito, hriicrs o. Tie Farmer
hhuk ifust Go. viii h9 held Il thsir BANKING
house in stanford 90 the hrtt "Wednesday a. Tan
nafN %, for the purpose u slccur. ia dir.Ctors
70 seI,e the ensuing wear. q. OWSiEN.
- '" Cashirf
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hare.

You say that picture is rare.
Which viii be denied by none
IL by rare you mean 20 declare
It's certainly not well done.
Judge
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23

HELEN EvERTsoN SMITH.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-16
THE BOUNTY SYMPOSIUM.

To give the readers of the BULLE-
TIN some idea of the working of the
sugar bounty system in the United
States thus far, and of the nature of
the controversy that is still main
tained over the measure, large
number of extracts are compiled
from late American papers in this is
sue. This symposium of press views
will yield valuable ideas to our peo-
pie besides the bald news. 1t shows
that the beet sugar industry as now
developing is the result of far-sighted
enterprise, and is in the same cate
CORY there as the diversified indus
tries to which these islands are
stretching out their hands in hopeful
expectation.
The perusal of the salient facts
and comments on either side leaves