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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NYBODY harboring John o'Brien
please send him home, under the pen
atty OF the law; he has not been going with
the smith boy three years, he has only
known him about SIN weeks, has not been
home since last Wednesday, has scars on
both sides OF the upper lip, he wore Il
tan ovcrcoat, peak cap. and dark knee
pants; about 4 rect five inches. Baltimore
and New York papers please copy. Any
Information will thankfully lie received by
his mother, lo2i n. Cap. ST. 1t
THERE, VIII br a stockholders meeting
OF the Colonial Bach Steamboat Co. at
their main office. lD1 Royal ST., AleNan-
dria. Va, on Saturday, \ pril %. at O'Clock
p. m, 10y order OF the Beard Of Directors.
aplo -lit-em
NOTICE TO creiitors-AH persons or
firms having claims against the late
firm of c. II. Dawson are notified 10 iile
the same with me on or before Arll 80,
1896. in order TO participate IN the dis
tribution OF funds
HENRY F. WOODARD.
Assignee. Mertz Building,
apT-15t.em Washington, ID. Z.
THE annual election OF directors for
tue Washington Safe Deposit Com
pany Will be 5eld on the cath day of
April. a D.. 1896. SAM CROSS. Sec
retary; polls open l 2 M, close l p. M
ma25-lmo
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

MIR. THOS. H. BIRCH. repre-
seuting james II Birch. manufacturer
the celebrated Birch carriages and harness,
Burlington, N j., is now in this city. with
a full line OF sample harness, and would
be pleased to call OH any one anticipa ting
Hote:. ap12-7t
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FOR RENTAL Falls Church, Va. an
:. eEgant S-rOOm house; large grounds,
5.Ni st. .py~Gity, after ,4:30 Q.,m->,,>>o(,>
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-Cigar store; wholesale
and rttaII; the best stand in Wash
ington. Address SPANISH, this office.
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S45.OO VIII buy stock and fixtures of
a small grocery and meat store, do
ing a good cash business. Apply 1863
Erie St, bet. 10th and 18th sts., above
Florida ave. apli-3t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE Cheap acres land;
highest elevation for miles, near Silver
Spring; one and one-halI miles from District
of Columbia line. Address F. z. CLARK
Sligo, Md apf2-iit
FOR SALE-Country property. six
miles from the Capitol, 81 miles from
station and electric cars; new house,
rooms: good shade. with any quantity OF
land up to 90 acres: house and one acre,
So 900. Terms, $2o cashand S25 permonth.
OW NER. room s. No. 35 Fst. NV. apiO-tf
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DR.. LEON | .s spss'a''ss, s'.,s.1, IT,.

Office iiours-I0 TO 20 to 8.
DR 1'AS SIOH. 5uU r 81. NV e, ma ses
full sets OI teeth for 50. satisfaction
guaranteed: teeth extracted without pdln'
gold filling, 81; anIalSarn, 5uC. se4-tI
LADIES HeeuiuS conj!dvhlldl treat,
mvnt. A safe aud sure relief IN all
female trouble, con stlpHtiOu, iTrcSuidri-
Ties, tumur. cancer. opium habit, Iistuia'
etc. Separate rooms Tor p;ItIcnts before
and during confinement, ard ind homes
for infants II required, Strictly CODfiden-
tial. MRS. DIR. RENNEB, g Fourth 81.
ne, near l.. Capitol St, Washing ton, D. Z.
Je3-tf
j Il. w a TX E X SO Ms. ~ / st;
NV, carpet Hulng, felt, lire brlCk, ana
cay, asbcsIuS- pants, brushes, lfnC, CcIilEut,
TWO lnG thrcr-pIy roolIus nAtcrldl. Ip2l-t u
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

wANTED-By man and wife; man
10 work about place; woman to do
general hOusework; city or country. Ad-
dress Box SO, this office. ap14-3t
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PERSON AIS.
NO. FEE UNTIL CURED.
m. TIL ERNA n.

NJ. rEEs ON1iL CURGn.
DIR. LIE a tn HERMAN.
Specialist in al ldOrms OF private diseases.
hy,irocele, VariOcci ie and structure cured.
Consuitii ION 1rse, hours, to-l.- = 10 3,
Tues. Thurs. * Sat; even. TO 3. 6O2F. NV.
GREAT bag. hard Amerlean dollars.
lhaps what you'll save IL you'll call
here fora spiRndld custDai made suit, the
least bit worn; note the Number. JUSTHS
OLD sTAAn, 61o D nw. --ap14-7t
INEBRIETY 6ndvopium Habit; pri-
TARIUM, Md; refs; ~ every government
department. fn- the ctesreasy rates, by the
week or month Full information Sl3
NY ave. apl 3-7t-em
ZERITZKA.'-
ap12-l4t kusslln Iainiisl q 81 5lh 81:
LESSONS gwen AZ So per quarter by
music teacher; " -Iears,- -eA perienae:
refs All parts city; all Sheet music nalI priCe.
TEA TEA tER !1ISs lhf affgtssa
PROF. CLAY. ciairvoyant, tells all
events OF life; business, love affairs,
lost or sto.en property; aaily, ID TO .;
fee. 50c. 4S9 II st., bet. 2 and 6th
sts. sw. -t.,..l ap11 -1nf-em
M nj f.. FRANCIS. card reader and
medium: iIe gwen from cradle 10
grave: 20 and 90 cents. 324 East Cap
Itol ST. Hoitfs,3 TOP. apll-
SlOO reward Ior Il case OF dyspepsia or
ii4Igestion that cannot be cured with
dorsed by the following; ~. Nj Parker.
Ex-senator Charles +: MaIderson. W; {.
Tiiden, n. ID. Ph. D.; Capt. n. j. Guenther.
Charles Detz. j. II. Hammond, ID. ". Glas-
sic, Charles Il. siiuonS. l.. ). Brown, j. H.
Kemp, and many others. Delivered TO any
part of the city. Drop Iostal. CRUMP
MFG. CO., COS + st. NV.
res-3tw .tu, .sa
DANCING taught pFivatciy, ST. any
hour daily to 9 y. H.. class, - Tor
lessons. lady teachers, private residence
refs. Address QUICK METHOD, this oi-
flee. aplU-1tep
MEDIUM-Halee, medium, clairvoy-
ant ANA card reader, tells life from
cradle to grave; also business and love
affairs; friends and enemies; lost or stolen
property: unitcs the separated: causes
speedy marriages., removes spells, ana
can help you III your most difficult troubles.
25c and 5Uc. 329 ii st. nw ; always at
home. ap9-imo
m M e. k:STELL. uie,Iium dna card
reader, tells past and future; gives
good luck, cures AL diseases. 81 l9ih ST.
NV. ap'-lnlo
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-Rooms and board by gen
tlenlan and wife and a single gentleman
and a asingielady, stateterms. AddressP %.
Box No. Az. 1t
w ANTED-Threeu eeunfurBishedrooms. in
Brookiand. Will give the use of parlor
and two chamber suits i'll part payment
for rooms. Address with terms, BROOKE.
this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-HOUSE6
TOR RENT.

4S st NV mi, 10
rs...........'.. $40 7el4n N ave NV,
els Fla " NV, Tor, mi. .9r.........-:se5 %
mi ......- 40 OO ;s3l Fla ave NV, mi
20lo II stnw.mi,7 ,7r 25 O0 .9r........-.-... 25 10
ias NV. mi Tr' :. 2 50 i5s LIST st Sc. mi, >,
l42l llth st NV, 7r........ 2l.5O
mi. Or. 20 3OiSO5 Fla ave NV,
so5 L st sw. mi, mi. 7r....-..--;. 40
Irs............. 10 DOL l43. T st NV mi, Or ~ 50
SO Prospect ave 5l3 llth st sw, mi -, No.
asle in st nw Or. Is 30 ,o25 j ave Sc. Sr IS 60
222I Cleveland av 43 P St ne (stabls)
COL Lincoln St NV, scott av NV, 7r.,
1856 Superior St II 70 $50 Ss'is,H, PoSeroy st
NV. Sr.......... II 30 NV, 5r... IA w
III st sw, 5r . Ii OOl7l3 G. st sw. 5r.. IL 30
ltc4 ave NV. 3t9 Mclean ave
o-or 49,. l2 D. sw, 6r-...,... ~
ZJS 9th st NV, Gr l. GG2i04 eth st NV. 6f.. II 81
IA u 81 NV, 5r II a0lGalveston st. 80.
sl619 lith sw, 5r 10 5nl Brookand, Or. II 90
b1I l. st Sc, 5r 80. 10 $685. l. st sc, ~ 81
rear lIl5 10th SC 100 l. st Sc. or. l0 %
NV. 5r - IN M ltog 18th st ne. Or. 30
N3 ria ave no, ia24 wylie ST ne,
Hartford ST, So. Rear 2OlO II st NV,
Bro ooklanu Or. IN OIL Jr........... 10 90
2l;ij oh st NV 5r 10 0olIOf0 18th st ne Or 10 20
S2S PomeIoy ST ii 10Th 81 sw, ir =. 10 00
NV: 5r.......- 10 OK 81 Ham alnw. 4r 10 20
l7s' Hayes Court a6s3 ! s. nv. lr..-. . ~
NV, 3r -.,..-.... 55 Rear 1876 18th st
1875 Fristoe court NV. 5r......... go
NV 5r..-. ..... 0 scl63S sumner ST NV.
2ol. 9th nu 5r ga 5r 5r....-..... %
lo5 Royers al 1924 Carlin's al sw.
NV. 4r .. :Ol ir..........-.- 20
il5 tentral Ave. 1871 Oregon ave
IVY CITY, Or - OGl NV. 5r ....... w
IL Biagden's alley lo39 Dcsmond's al
NV ir...... sol sw. ir ..--....-... ~
lsI kencan ave, i6.B Reeves ST NV.
Ivy City, Or sol 5r 5r....-......-.. 800
aC2e CoIum bia 3 Howard Brick
Terrace NV r. 3Jl Row NV. sr. -.--. W
hear .sS 18th 81 II Shadds Row
sw. 4r.... A ciJ NV 3r..-..... 90
Rear I25 X st NV ,yI5 81 sw 5r..... 60
.r-......... .r- 6 l0il2 Uet NJ and y,
i3Os Clicks aIley u K lst SIS sw,ir W
ID n. 3r....... I5l2iOi Herberts al
oOi seaton st ne NV. 3r .-....:..- 5O
.tr-..-.-...... o. Bland alley, I'd d,
66 50 NV 2r MI 3r............ 50
~ Clicks alley $ Canal ST sw. ir 0o
NV. 81 H. Pr E0l5l2 10Th ST sw.
i.Z' bet and y, lst fl, er......... io
- and LIST sw,3r ool
STORES.
Ii51 Eth st NV, mi. and d,vp 5r sIj 90
store and dwlg. I23 ~ ST sv store
~. ~ Il SO 90 dwlg, 5r % 30
'N'f'2 81 sW, sire llG.1s st nw.... %
UNFINISHED ROOMS
80 81 NV, ri fl. ii9yth st NV. re SO 90
~. 2r -. $50 90 2i5 Az st NV. Ist
% r. st NV, Sd H. H. n3r. u %
60. ,,r :, l5 90 2l5 "a ST nw,sdH
~, 2r ..-...-.-. 10 W Cor. Sth & Grant
so5 5th NV. I'd Il, ave NV, 2. II, 4r IS 90
!. ~ ;;'..'.-..;::.: 10 Nv lz5j 18th st nw.
IN 81 me- "a d Jug as
a -.--.......-.. Il % Fiats"........ 80
HOTEL.
Manor House" Forest Glen. Md Large
Eiouhus, 1urty rooms. trent per annuml $40
~ \. :. CAlWOOD,s33 9Th 81 y. w.
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FOR SALE-$1OO Warwick bicycle,
sac: weight, "a pounds; new Morgan
& Wright tires; adjustable handle bars and
cyciumcter; only ridden seven months. Ad-
dress II. d. MOORE, 1402 w st. ap12-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-S50 cash will purchase a
beautiful corner lot, 50x1 30 feet, at
Colonial Beach, near hotel. Call after y.
n, or address S02 81 st st. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-A fine 5-room fiat;
splendid parinr: kitchen; private bath;
steam heat: electric bells; janitor's ser
vice: central location; also a fine base
ment: good place for n caterer and dining
rooms. Inquire THE COMO. 15 Grant
place. apl4-3t
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14
LIBERTY, CASEY COUNTY.

Circuit court closed Saturday, with
pretty full attendance during the whole
week. The INTERIOR JOURNALS business
manager was here Monday and gave all
the interesting features OF that day snd
therefore We will not repeat. The Grim
insl docket was much lighter than usual
mostly misdemeanor and civil cases. Tie
case OF Nelson Hamlin for maliciously
cutting John S. Adams was tried We'd
nesdsy and Hsmlin was given one year
in the penitentisry. VIM. Short, for IL q
shooting OF Jesse Fox, gave bond Friday
for 5000 and was released from Jail. The
case OF Monroe Brown against A. J. Glib
ony, which has been on hand several
courts, resulted as usual in hung jury.
The amount in controversy is only $50,
vet we learn the expenses so far have
run up to 300. 1t don't pay to 90 to law
on small amounts, especially where there
is the strongest probability of hung ju.
ry. We are informed that the grand ju-
ny returned 20 indictments, mostly for
selling liquor, carrying pistols and mis-
demeanors
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14
CHURCH AFFAIRS.

Rev George =. Tsubman's meeting
at Newport had had 25 additions to Sat
urday.
The Fret Baptist church at Owens.
boro voted PIG to li4 to retain Rev. f. ID.
Hale as pastor.
Jordan Phlllips, an Arkansas preach
er, vii! be hanged May % in Arkansss
county for wife murder.
Rev. J. II. Milburn, an Indianapolis
preacher, startled his congregation by
declaring himself in favor OF Sunday bal
games.
Rev. 5. S. Deeriur, one OF the old
pioneer Methodist evan 2elis:s, celebrated
the slst anniversary OF bis birth at Mich
oasvile last week.
Bishop Gaines, Of the African Meth
odist Conference, which ia IN session at
Richmond, Va, served notice on cardi-
dates he would ordaiu no man minister
who drank whisky, chewed tobacco or
smoked cigars.
After occupying for 10 years the
presidents chair OF Kentucky Universi'
~, Prof. Charles Louis Loos has resign
ed. His successor as president is Prot.
James b. Jones, who already has assum
ed the duties OF the Office. Prof. Loos
will retain the chair OF Greek.
The Bowling Green Cumberland
Presbyterian has made its appearance
1t is a monthly journal, which is pub
lished under the immediate supervision
of the elders OF the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church OF Bowling Green and is
edited by Thomas Miller owsey and w.
] Denhardt.
--Midway's new $4,000 Christian
church Was dedicated Sunday. Elder F.
NJ. RAines, OF Cincinnati, officiating.
The Clipper says that among other noted
ministers present were: President Robt.
Graham, OF the Lexington Bible Colleg'
President g. l.. Loos, OF Kentucky Uni
yers,ty, Lexington; Elder W. b. Taylor,
Versailles; Elder ]. J. Haley, Cynthisns,
and Elder b. j. Pinkerton, OF Huston
vile.
An exchange says that the Baptist
churches OF Kentucky aud all over the
South are eleeting messengers TO the
southern Baptist convention, each
church being entitled to one messenger
for every $3.50 contributed to home and
foreign mission work OF the convention.
II this is to be the basis OF representa-
ton. the delegates will be few and far
between.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14
HUST0NvIIlE.

-Marshsl Devers WAS acquitted Of the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons by
the Liberty court
ID. S. Carpenter sold at the Fsu'con.
er x Rue sale skye old mare by bis
old Weichmont for :l75.
The Hustonville Roller Mil had to
shut down Saturday, the coal supply hav
ing exhausted. 1t will resume operations
Tuesday.
-Hustonville hes been dry since Mon.
day last, the licenses having expired that
day. They will in al probability be open
ed again Monday.
Mr.. J. W. Pose was kicked on the
leg by a mule ieg days ago and pain
fully hurt. he is up but makes rather
poor out walking.
Kyle, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J
Crit Rife, crawlsd into the fire place
Friday and was badly burned on it's side
end arms. DIR. Brown thinks the little
fellow will pull through.
Joseph Napier, an aged and respect
ed citizen OF Casey county, died SatuT-
day OF hemorrbage OF the lungs. He
left an aged wife, who is a sister of MIS-
John +. Moore, bat had no children.
MIR. Josiah Bishop has greatly inn
proved bis property on the Stanford pike
by painting the outside and pspering the
interior. Belden Bros OF Stanford, did
the work and made most satisfactorily
] JOB OF 1t.
Since the meeting al the Presbyter-
ian church conducted by Rev. Martin
Luther, the Sunday school has been rap
idly gaining ground. The attendance is
almost twice as large as it formerly wac
and much interest is manifested.
Mrs. McCarty, the aged mother oil
Mrs. Charles Wheeler, was some better
Saturday. Mrs. J. w. Hooker is rapidly
convslescing. Peter Straub and J. l.
Totem, OF your to wn, were here Sstur'
day taking orders for wind mil and con-
tracing to bore wells.
Saturday was horse show day but the
farmers were busy blowing and Their,
were very few people in town. Only fv,
horses were on exhibition, which wal
the smallest number in the history o
show day" here. They were Nabotl
and William L belonging to J. X. Bsugh
man; Pence, owned by L. A. Coulter
English Hunter, the property Of Capt. b
r. Powell, and Gallon, the pride of w
NJ. Dodd's stable. All OF the animsli
we're in the pink Of condition and wer,
favorsbiy commented on by all who saw
them. Pence and Gallon were driver
and each OF them showed much speed
Mr.. A. NJ. Pence, who used to own him
says the former has trotted mile in 2:l2
h. Q. W.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

Jerry Cloyd and Miss Rosa Near.
mich, grand daughter of H. Ii. Mean
mich, eloped to Tennessee.
"A Kansas City man killed a Saliva
ton Army soldier who was escorting the
wife OF the former home from religious
meeting.
George Proutman shot and killed
Blanche Simpson at st. Louis because
the young lady broke her engagement
TO marry him.
II. S. Innis, of Bellehower Ill.,, hes
arrived and Wednesday he will be mari
ed to Miss Florence Dollins, OF the May
wood section.
This is one way to prevent an elope-
ment, but is not likely to become popu-
lar. A Texas father SD OF and killed his
daughter and fatally wounded her sweet
heart. Then he sat upon box OF dyna-
mite and was blown to pieces.
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OF Al0Ctl NATURE.

1T is telegrsphed from Danviile that
Millis Owsley, colored, died at John W.
Yerkes' in that city, sged 1903.
William Bell, q boy, was caught IN
the machinery Mt planning mill in south
Williamsburg snd WAS killed.
Congressman Colson has introduced
a bill to increase to so per month tue
pension OF James X. Davidson, OF fhil'
Casey county.
"A. V. Conner proprietor OF the Green
River Hotel at Yosemite, ~ dead
lie vas one Of the only three remaining
Mexican soldiers in Casey county.
w. X. Burton. OF Madison, second
cousin of Mrs. GOV. Bradley, has been
appointed superintendent OF stables at
the Lexington asylum, at s40a month.
The city council at Lawrenceburg
has passed an ordinances imposing IL
oenss OF 800 per annum on the two
banks in the town aud has also raised ga
loon license from 800 TO 5000
Henry Martin, Of Midway, won the
Junior declamatory medal at Hogsett
Academy Friday night. Houston Tay-
lor, OF Paris, has been selected as Gem
tres representative ia the Southern in
terstate oratorical contest to be held in
Danville in May.
Rev. J. NJ. Tsulbee, brother OF the
Congressman whom Charley Kincsid
slew on the steps OF the Capitol at VAST
ingtou, continues to go from bad to worse.
He was a Methodist preacher and while
stationed at Barbourville, married a 10
year-old girl, VINO WAS about 30 years his
Junior. Afterwards they were sent to
Coyington, where the clerical reproba,e
got 90 familiar With member OF his
flock, that his wife left him. Then be
went TO Oklahoma and sued for divorce,
alleging every ground for IL that he could
invent. Mrs. Taulbse sent her lawyer
b ere last week and succeeded in having
her husband assessed TO the tune of sl,'
600 for allimony, whareupon he had the
suit for divorce dismissed. Taulbee
i. now an A. +. A. lecturer and en- al
around fraud.
Mrs. Mary Jane sandiIer, wife OF
Judge n. Saudiier, died Friday at
A. NJ, OF paralysis, at an advanced
age. She WAS daughter Of Henry NJ.
Green, of Garrard county, and on the
l4th of last Angus, bad been married 10
Judge Saudiier Tor so years. TOE cele-
bration Of their golden anniversary wss
happy occasion. Mrs. sandiler was q
beautiful Christian and noble woman,
and upon ner lie her cLilIren can ever
look With loving pleasure and deep ven.
Grafton. Ten children snrvive. They
are, henry u. SAMPLER, William Sandi-
fer. Misses Bruce and Ha;iie Ssndiier, oil
Danyills; u. NJ. Sandii-r, Of Georgetown;
q. T.. Sandifer, New Yorf, Mrs. j. W.
Barbee, D.nyeI; Mrs. II. b. Bowden and
Mis. II. X Taylor, Louisville; Mr.. Joe L.
sandiier, Middlesboro. Advocate.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14

The passage by one house of Il 9
Ohio legislature Of a bill 10 prohibit
treating has been noted with some as.
constituent in other States. 1t has not
been general known that any such habit
prevailed in Ohio. In fact. the "Oincin-
natl treat" has passed into proverb to
denote computation where each man
pays for his own poison.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14

Erich Lsngheld, a German physi
clan, claims to have discovered a new
remedy for tuberculosis, which he calls
anti microbis. Its principal ingredients
are ozone and cod liver oil, applied by
subcutaneous injection,
Abe Pace, the l5-yesr-old Leslie
county murderer, was chained to a
mountain pony and carried over the road
along which his victim had been taken
to the grave, to give other young toughs
an object lesson.
"A. E. Sallee, for Is years Judge OF
the Adair county court, is dead.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14

New sleeping car line from Lexington.
On April LIST the g. & o. Il. K. put on a
through sleeper to Washington on f. f..
w. tain leaving Louisville at $50 A. NJ,
and Lexington 1925 A. NJ. daily. Arriv-
ing at Washington 6:30A, NJ. and New
York 1850 noon next day. Returning
train leaves New York SAN, Washing
ten =. % p NJ. and arrives at Lexington
S A. NJ. aud Louisville ll:l5 A. NJ. This
arrangement gives the people of Lexing-
ton and Central Kentucky two daily
sleeping car lines each way and three
hours quickest time to all Eastern Cities.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14

kentucky has 2,609 post office; of
this number two are irst-clats, IL second
class, Al third class, 81 presidential oii-
ces and 2,552 fourth-class offices. There
are 354 money order offices in the State.
Returns indicate that Joseph f.
Johnson the free silver candidate, will
defeat Col Richard II. Clarke, the sound
money candidate, by two thirds ma
jority in the Alabama convention.
The local option election at Gym
thiana resulted in big victory for the
vets, their majority being Si5. The drys
only polled l02 votes.
The Southern Railway Company has
acquired the Knoxville, Cumberland
Gap and Louisville railroad.
John Hambrick was caught in ma
chinery and msngled to death at Ford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14
Reduction In Prices +!

Since adopting the CASH SYSTEM enabled REDUCE PRICES
Rough and Dressed Lumber Doors SASH Blinds Metal Roofing
Lath Shingles Red Fence Flooring Siding Ceiling Etc carry
stock every thing found 6rstass Lumber Yard and by
selling CASH ONLY enabled prices lower than
ever been offered here.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-03-07
BUREAU CUSHION.

made Of pink satin, and stuffed with
bran or sawdust until it was tight and
firm q il carved out of wood or ivory.
Over this was . cover Of thin white lawn
or bolting-cloth, with few small rose
buds embroidered In pink and light
green. The cushion part. when stu0ed,
measured 7hs inches In length. and not
quite three inches in width. The silk
fril!, which was sewed around the edge.
was pinked in sharp points, and was
about 2h inches wide. The lace frin
was the same width, and the small bows
made OF long. nat loops Of daisy ribbon
were placed about the edges. - shown
In the drawing.
Another Of these cushions was made
Ct blue satin, with forget-me-nots on
the white cover; and still another.
which was made Of yellow silk. had but
tercups embroidered across the top.
Some arc made eight-sided, like An
elongated octagon. and we give an u
lustTation Of one made In this style.
The pin tray to accompany these
cushions should be Dresden china OF
delicate celluloid, and long and marrow
In shape. There II always something
new In burnt match receivers. but few
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