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STANFORD, KY., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1882.
NEW SERIES-NUMBER 15.
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W, P. WALTON,
T. H. WALTON, -
, Cdilor and Proprietor.
Buiinttt' Manager.
Subscription, $2.50 1'nV VVn&um,
.Invariaiii.v in Aiivanck.
6W Cr if Mtn.
CloJglft ua mm! A tlintlli Iblail.manda
(1ml hmla, ilronf mln.li, Irui fallli inii willing
. J fbad.j
Mtn whom lli (ual of ofilc don not Vll
Man whoa tfa ipolla ol dlllc cannot tyfj
Mtn wbtpootetiiplnlona and will;
Mm whobm honor: mtn wbo will not Ilr;
Kor whit (b'?bMt, llirtlitlr thntiiWorn
mti;
vThtlr lire probialona util llitlr Iltllt iItIi,
f YijonltU Midi ilrf-lot fvMoo ftj
Wrong rule Ibi Und and waltlnf Juttlct atttpi.
I ' - OIlTtf WtOdtll IIOlciH.
Moft rlllon, In imilnalou;
ttr nttimptm, Itw ainrVwIoo;
Mora of lidot, ltoopprtttonf
In tht Chunk India IlitMtal.)
Mort of.lll nd leu of faabloa;
Mortal lor tod Imm opaaalon;
Tbt.i.vlll'nat uirwJ nl treat.
Railroad Refrethmtntt.
A luncheon system has been intro
duced on sonieof tha Knglieh rail
ways which seems .to tako well, and
tho convenieaeoof which can hardly
bo over estimated by tho hungry trav
eler who has to depeml'for" stulcnnnco
in an eight or ten hours' rido on tho
leathery sandwich or indigestible pas-ltd,
try to b6 found at tho lunch counter of
the railway station. I think it was reclined her companion; and when the
at Slvflield, op our journey from latter sarcastically handed her tho
'Leeds to llristoj, that boys came to I umbrella, and said that perhaps she
the, windows ot the coaclics, tearing J had belter stand it up in thc corner,
Jtrge, iltt .willow baskets, which were isho was more mad than, scared, and
passed fn to tho passengers at two) vowed that if any man was fool enough
shillings apiece. Opened, there was, to slay uuderher bed ho could for all
disclosed a neat arrangement a plate, she cared.
"' knife and fork, napkin, glass und
corkscrew; little porcelisn ilishcu
placed in small compartments contain
ing each sal jwp'cr, mustard, butter
and cheese; whllo in tho body of tho
basket were stowed away a small loaf
fof fresh broad, half a chicken.a largo
tallco of' hinted hain.a bunch of celery
prepared' for eating, and a bottle of
ale.' iVfter disposing at ono's leisure
of tho edible contents, tho basket is
left in the carriage, to bo taken up at
itbo projwr station. Much a system is
'favr.. preferable i to the milling, hust
ling, bolting process at our "twenty
s our"iwoniyiBocauJie jt0
minutes fur dinner
isio.--.uor-TMi(i
rwixHiMouca ucuuit ravcaintr iuna
WW iMlbcjmaiTbr$o;iii W in tho
TViseonsln woods, and neslrcu to no to
1.:. !.. i u i .....!. ..!..
nil uutug Bb uufvi, ( vnumin, niiuo uu i --o j rf.
could receive .good, treatment.' lJutiuJinneJ :o hi myj (absurdity; as it
Sorel was a thousand miles away, and
,"h' hail only' a few dollars. In thlaJ I
dilemma, he reolvel (o tmve,! pboap-
.lyas freight. Ho made a box six i
leel long, two loot wi.le, ami sixteen
Ittchealaigh, paarked it, !jThis sido up ,
jy1.' 5?u nau nimr nnwl
In and shipH- Some wide cracks
gavo lum air, ana lie loox along a
supply ol Joodaml water, (to gotitho bni Itf tho Ncison jni, at tho
fvery well, though uot without I
itlarAmSurLd until tin nrrSvfwl In Mnnl.
(real, whero (ho box was sot up on I
'r?"7 "" -w -" -
"tort, ana ttio inmato left slaudlng on
.,,.,lu,?.l'.caJ- llc WM forcc1 10 ',unKe sa
., outcry., Mo had been thrco ilaya on
tuo jpurpey, wjncuuio raiiroaa oiu-
ciajs enabled hitn complelo ,as a
. . regalar jiaiseuger. '
A farther who' has two cows und no
shelter for1 hither, needs tho nfcrvo to
sellburf, It u8sry,aud bay lumbering ?nd comfortable quartors.-
n I iVnla.in Ifrtuiai.l
to protect tho other from storms. Or
p. lip ueeds tlui.grit to, cull out the poor J
fi bH 91 mm new ami inane more oi
Vtko iTcut, Ho needs always to feed
well young stock of all kinds, and
work,oir,tho old surplus at onco in or
der to husband his resources. A
' bushel of corn will mako more pounds
of pig pork than of old pork. Work
oil tho ,old hogs if eed is short. If
you havo plenty of coru you can hold
, aud hejsuro of .wintering,- bntlhero is
lirtakufyou aroshort. ,
I Aii Alabama father committed sui
cldo because ho thought his, wife loved
their daughter moro than sho did
,,him ,a California,, girl because her
father married a woman who was her
junior; a lthodo Island mason because
he carelessly built a wall out of plumb;
'' ra'iiegfo because he could not feel that
ho had a sufficient quantity or quality
of piety; a Maluu farmer becausu u
. bajkyjiorso, exasperated lilm; aud a
Michigan brido becauso her husband
of three days sworo at her.
"I don't sue any sense in that sort
df Ihfug," lata Mrs. BitiUli, as tho
waltiera whirled past her; "and uot
only that," she, added, "but it is posU
' lively disgraceful.' "Why, how can
you say 16?" replied tho young lady
tj you know.)' . i. . '-
I nil I imn ii ! -
' Ittakoj WOO.OOO iii'gold aud $32,
"' titib ih,Bilv6r,Vo'"wefgu ftiou','
Man tinder the Bed. '
AlnuMmmcr morJTnotJMr fro
Klmirn atcrriblo Irngcdy camo very
ncir happening. Two Indies occupied
(lie same room together, arid ' a'l soon
as thoy had prepared their toilets for
IJccl oh6 of tli'om very thoughtlessly,
and with n great lack of wisdom blew
nut the light before either ono of them
had taken tlio precaution to look un
tier tho led for tho pretence' of the
muni and expected burglar. Tho
(net that the summer rcsurtcrs had, In
addition to their undue haste in ox
Uiiguishlng tho candle, forgotten to
provido themselves with matches,
added very seriously to tho complica
tions and hopes and ears of tho terri
fied fomalos. It could not be donicd
that thero was a man under tho bed,
and to go to sleep without an explor
ation of tho premises would never do.
Or.o of them sccurod an umbrella, and
while sho laid herself on tho edge- oi
the )ed she thrust tho umbrella under
the structure, and went through as
many motions as- a man does nta cir
cus when ho stirs up tho animals.
Whatwas her horror, therefore, when
the other end Jef the umbrella was
grasped by a firm hand; and, sure she
lid,ntJat. found her burglar, , v. iih
a scream that awoke up tho whole ho
she throws herself over to tho
backside of tho bed, where' in safety
Cure for Youthful Inlidelit.
I had ond just (logging. When I
was about 13 I went to a shoemaker
and begged him to tako mo as an ap
prentice, lie, being an honest man,
immediately brought me to Bowycr,
who got into n great rage, kuocked
me down, and even pushed Crispin
rudely out of (ho room. llowyer ask
ed mo why I had mado myself such a
I fool. To which I answered (hat I
1 hod h great desiro to, bo a. shoemaker,
I and (hat I hated the thought of being
i a 'clergyman. "Why sol" said he.
tell you tho truth, sir,
Um aD infidel." For this,
without') morei ado, ' Bowycrl jflogged
roe.wbjely, asii Ihink,' 'soundly, 'is I
Know.? Any winning or lennoiiuiug
would linvo crntiflwl mv vnnitv. and
WM. w" laugiel nt, ana got Hearts
' "sjiamed ofc my1 folly. fSaihuel
Coleridgo.
Tho whippiug-post bill should havo
been given a trial in Keutucky, ,but
the timid ami tiuicj berying'jpolitlcians
rn "' M'utiicky Legislatu
Brrajj lo ,j0 nnythiug that i
roJt are
nnvtliiuc that rcouircs
nerve ali a luajority voted against
nresent.tadBieiit. aro a haabor ofpet-
t'-- ?i . L i I
iv inievcs wbo are "irrowuiB wi auu
, Rnd'havinir airood timo at tho
expense of Itho people, hi who ought
)o Jlftvp their hide -tannod with a
cowhide anl turnetl looso- The whip-
'-- . . .
tpiug-rKwt may bo a "rello of biirbar
ism.. but ti)0 pre8CUt. system is a
( "covena'nt with tho dovli," ' as it fur
! uis, hot-houses to nurture crirao,
H'1 rflWan, I11 villiny ith 8d
Nelson Ileoord,
QooiiAIivTck. Pay yQurJdiJTta as
soon as jo?gct tho money in your
pocket.' Do without what you don't
need. Speak your tuiud whoa uecos
sary. Hold your tonguo when pru-.
dent. Speak to a friend in a seedy
coat. If you "canV lend a friend
money, tell him why; if you don't
want to, do, tho same Cut acquaint
ancos who lack principto. Dear with
infirmities, but 'not vices. Respect
honesty, despito' duplicity. Wear
vour old clothes till vou can nav for
new ones. Aim ai comiori aim pro
,
priety, not fashion. Acknowledge
your ignorance, and don't pretend
knowledge you haven't got. Kilter
tain your friends, but nover beyond
your means.
The seemingly incredible statomeat
that tho cost of fences in tho United
States aiwouuts to considerably moro
than the national debt, is giveu color
by tho bureau of statistics of Indiana,
which says that tho fences of that
State, if extended in n singlo line,
would go arouud the world nearly
fourteen times. Their aggregate length
if put down at over 3 14,000 miles,
and thoir total cost uot less than
8200,000,000. "V -
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The streets were so slippery last
week that it was almost impossible to
pass a saloon door without slipping in
J?
QOUlll JYClllUCBinil,
Democratic Slate Central Commithe,
f TreDcmocrntic Stalo Central Corn.
millcfl havo pascd tho following res
olutions :
In order to havo a complete organi
zation of tho party, as provided for
by Iho.Htalo Uoifvcnllon, Itjs jcsolv
cdby ihoHtatc Central Committee
First That tho committees of tho
several 'counties and legislative dis
tricts, Ire, and (hey aro hereby rcqucs
(cd, Ixifore tho 1st day of May next,
to designato a time and mode for se
lecting an executive committee for
their respective countlc) or district!,
or for indorsing (heir proscnt commit
tees, as the memtars of tho party
may prefer.
Second That tho Democrats oi the
Stato aro earnestly urged to tako ac
tion witli rufcrenco to theso commit
ted within the time named, so that
tho organizations of the party may
bo ready for tho coming canvass.
Third That tho various commit
tees aro rcn tested to make a report
of tho action of their respective
counties or districts beforo tho da to
named above, as after that timo it
will become tho duty r of this commit
tee to appoint tho committees whero
the counties or districts have failed to
report. A. E. HtciiAims, Ch'm.
J. M. WnigiiT, Sec'y.
MisnitiEH of SciENcn. Hcicnco is
daily proving to us what n horrible
world wo live in. Our clothing is
I dilenso-breeding, our colored socks aro
poisonous, our hats produce head-ocht-s,
neuralgia nnd baldness, the wa
ter wo drink is tainted, tho soap wo
uso produces a thousand ills, tho air
we breatho tends death pulsing through
our veins, and now a paper has prov
en to our entire satisfaction that the
food we cat is adulterated, thai wo aro
in daily danger of taking in sickness
with our sugar and death with our
bread. Vet if we subscribe lo no
scientific papers, but go quietly on
our way, eating what wo please,
drinking wlmt wo can get, wearing
what wo have, and sleeping whero we
may, wo will probably never have
any qualms of tho stomach, and live
as lone and le as happy as tho most
scientific of scientists.
Thero was n little company at Mr,
Brown's and (buyoungcs( daughter, a
bright girl of seven, was talking to
her sister's beau. "Why, Mr, Syd
ney," she said, loud enough for every
body to hear, "you can talk real'plaiii
can't-jou?,' '"Of course I can, Fan
ny. Did you think I 'wasn't old
ny. lJul you think: I watm t old
enough to talk plaiu ?" "Yes," shei
answered, "I thought so, for I heard .
jyou talking to sister the other night,
and you kept saying, 'Oo tweet slug, '
00 1 Oj 'ovey dovey, turn lis oori
own tweet Siddy,' so much, that I
wasn't sure but you had a impedimen
in your speech." runny was excus -
ed and Mr. Sydney was carried out
on a shot el. fSteubcuville Ileruld.
. , , ,
A gentleman owns a fine tract of co-
dar land uot far Ironi Austin, Texaj,
and a few days ago ho was told that
somo negroes wcro cuttingdown tho
timber, sq he rode out to sea about it.
To his astonishment ho found a weal -
thy white neighbor with a team and
wagon, hauling off the limber. "Why,
I am astonished, colonel," said the
owner of tho laud "I heard that a
lot of negroes were stealing1 xray tim-
her, aud'heVl find you, nv white man
outline my limber. You ouirht to be
ashamed of yourself." "Well, to tell
tho truth," responded the other party,
"I do hatq to steal timber liko a tWk-
o, , bu theio .cedar trees make such
bully fence rails that I concluded to
drop all pride of raoo."
A funny accident occurred ou tho
Lawrenceburg road yesterday. A gen
tleman and lady started to that place
about nine o'clock, and had go no about
Gvo miles when tho coupling pole
broke, and tho horse ran oft with the
frnt wheels, leaving them uncomfor
tably seated in on impromptu gig with
out shafts. The horso ran down tho
road about a half mjle it the direc
tion they Were going, but turned aud
camo back, passing tha wreck under
full speed,, and making no halt until
ho was out of sight. Tho last heard
from tho party, thoy were trying t)
find a conveyance. Yeoman.
Mr. Witherspoon, an old banker of
Lawreuceburg, Ky., spent yesterday
Inthecity. He advanced $100,000 to
tho Confederate army, for which the
United States, since the war, brought
suit aud obtained it judgment against
him in the Uuited States Court, and
recovered the money. It was a heavy
loss, but Mr, Withcrspoou says he did
it to aid what ho believed to bo a good
cause, and is perfectly reconciledlo it.
Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser.
KeiuaU dUae, brought on tjr luiprn.
dnc, exposure, vt ll.e in of luiroKr
uiedlctnM, are quickly ielletl with
Drown' Iron Hitter,
Aiturd Birorco Lawt.
Every now legal decision on mar
riago laws shows tho necessity for
some legislation (hat would mako
them uniform throughout tho coun
try. It has been tho law in Now
York that tho guilty person against
whom the divorce was procured, could
not marry again; but notwithstanding
this prohibition they did go (o adjoin
ing .States and formed other unions for
life. The Court of Appeals of this
Stato has just decided that, the off
spring of such prohibited marriages
aro legitimate and entitled to inherit
property. This- practically makes a
chango in tho New York law, and
now both the innocent and the guilty
partner are frco to marry again, only
tho latter must havo the ceremony
performed outside tho Stato of Now
York and in some commuuity where
thero is no law against such unions.
Hence thero is practically no penalty
against unfaithfulness. Indeed, peo
plo tired of their matrimonial yoko
may bo tempted to sin in order to find
more congenial partners. rDemorcst.
-
Artificial Pearlt.
In Franca a pearl costing SIC is
now imitated for CO cents or 81, and
bo successfully as to le sold at tho
price of tho genuine articlo to any one
not a vcritablo expert, and oven tho
latter class nro often puzzled. The
artificial pari, however, is simply a
glass bead or globo which is first coat
ed on the inside with a clue mado of
parchment, then treated with a pe
culiar so-called "essence," after which
it is filled with wax. Tho essence is
the chief pearly ingredient, and is ob
tained by rubbing together whitefish,
so as to remove tho scales; tho whole
is then strained through linen, and
left to deposit its sediment, which is
tho essence in question. It requires
about 17,000 fish to produce a pound
of the pearly essence. New "York
Homo Journal.
An old man named Woods, who
was once a wealthy citizen of Ken
tucky, counting fifty negroes among
his assets, is now living in Cincinnati
in happy dependence upon tho chari
ty of a colored man and his two sis
ters who were Mr. Woods' slaves be
fore the war. It is not precisely a
, heaping of coals of firo upon his head,
(or the three
leel that they
owe him a debt of gratitude which
they can never repay. They are the
members of a family separated at the
auction-block but repurchased at a
round price and reunited by Mr. Woods
under his own roof after much trouble
and delay. The war stripped him of
) everything except their faithful affec'
1 tiou, In tho enjoyment of which ho is
now passing a serene old age.
, . ; . r TT
A lover s privato gymnastics, ; How
beautiful is the exhibition of human!
1 ty in the young. A little boy found
a poor half frozeu wasp in the garret
and placed it upon a chair before the
1 parlor fire to thaw out. Surely the
'angels must havo looked down ap-
! provingly on such an act of kindness.
( When sister Mary's beau called that
j evening he glanced at tho chair, and
i scaling himself in it murmured: "Ah,
bless her heart, how thoughtful she
is of my comfort I" Two minutes la-
! ter there was as much noise and rack
ct in that parlor as if it had been
turned into a den of demens. The
wasp had (hawed out; that is why
Mary isn't married yet.
TlIK PlHlMUATtON OF ESTIUYS.
Wo call tho attention of persons tak-
hie up stray stock that sub. sec. 3 of
sec. 7 chap. 103 of General Statutes,
requires the taicer up shall publish
the justice's certificate in a newspaper,
if one is printed in the county, for at
at least four weeks. This requirement
is mado in order that tho owner may
havo an opportunity to recover his
property. Sub. section 7 of the same
article, makes it a misdemeanor and
attaches a penalty of 810 for a failure
lo comply with this provision of the
Statutes.
We saw something whilo passing
up Warburton avenuo tho other eve
ning which reminded us of the story
once told of two lovers which is
sweetly applicable. Ilesait "Who's
tweetr" aud she said: "Bofo of us;
j let's 'tisi I" Yonkers Gazette.
A Chinaman thus describes a trial
lit our courts: Oue man is silent, an
other talks all the timo, and twelve
wise men condemn the man "who bats
not said a Word. The Eveniiig Wis
consin. The Bear ou David Davis's person
wasn't caused by a rebel bayonet, but
by a splinter ofl a dry -goods box he
once wrecked by sittiug down upon it.
lireckiliridgO NeWS.
Judge M. J, Durham. ' j
Wo have in Jtoylo county the ma
terial for ono of the best Governors in
the Stato, and wo don't see any good
reason why we should bo modest In
making tho fact known when other
localities are pushing their "favorite
sons" to tho front. Wo alludo to
Hon. M. J. Durham. Wo presume
wo are divulging no secret when we
say that this matter has been talked
about and canvassed by Judge Dur
ham's friends for quite a long time.
His peculiar fitness for tho placo is
conceded .by all. The only barrier
thus far has been his extreme reluct
ance to attain enter public lifo. If
this can be overcome, and Judge Dur
ham will consent to bo a candidate
thero is no good reason why he should
not securo the nomination. He will
havo a strong backing from this sec
tion of the Stato whore hp is so well
known. Danville Advocate.
A Woud to GiiiU9. Many a young
girl is careless as to how much money
a young man spends for her. Three
and five dollars Tor a horse and car
riage he can poorly afford, perhaps,
yet she will go with him week after
week, with no particular interest in
him, unmindful apparently whether
he earns the money or takes it from
his employers drawer.
Ho makes her expensive presents.
takes her to a concert, in come to
which, usually, save for her pride and
his gallantry, a horse-car ride for ten
cents would bo far wiser than a car
riage ride for several dollars. A young
man respects a young woman all the
more who is careful of the way in
which he spends his money, and will
not permit too much to be used for
her. A thoughtlul and well-bred girl
will be wise about theso matters.
Natuuk'h Best Aksutant. No mtller
what your ailment i, Brown's Iron Bit
ters will certainly lo jou good bj ax-i-tinR
nature in Mr-njctlieninj; every rt of the
body. This remedy it soothing and re-fre-liing,
and cannot puiaiblr do the nioat
delicate invalid any injury.
JACK FOR SAXdE..
Will biT for tala In KUnforJ no out County
urt dar a rood T0UD2 Jack: a lure and iiki.
lent breeder, and deaceoded fro a tbo beat atock
In tbo Stale.
January 18. 1MJ.
C. II. ROCI1ENTEK.
ST.ASAPHHOTEL
Main St., Stanford, Ky.
JOHN DINWIDDIEaPRO'E.
OPENED FEBRUARY 22, 1878
BOARD, $2.00 PER DAY.
Special Accommodation to Commercial
Travelers.
Baggage Transferred Free of Charge
I have recently taken charge of this house
and intend to hare first-class
accommodations.
Stanford Female College.
STANFORD, KY.
WITH A FULL 00BPS OF TEA0HEE8
tkla InaUtutlon will open
ITS TWELFTH SESSION,
ON TnE
2M1 MOXIAY INSEITEMIIEK.NEXT.
ALL THE BRANCHES OK A
THOROUGH ENGLISH COURSE
an taught, u wU aa
MUUIU. TUB LANOUAOEB. DI1AW.
INO AND PAINTINQ.
TKIIMH MOOJillAT K.
I In Tultlou, prlca ran from 123 lo 150 In tb
tSV; l'rermUiir, f W, and Ibllftfalc, ISO,
For full particular, aa lo Buum, Ac, aJ drew
MUM. N. . THUKIIKAKT. a'rlMclpul.
vunf.rd, Lincoln Co.. Kjr.
HUY YOUK INNTItUMENTN
-FUOMTIIK-
GREAT MUSICAL EMPORIUM
-OF-
D. P. FAULDS,
23 FOUltTII AVKNUf,
LOUISVILLr. - KENTUCKY
W Jl lu Cblckarlug, KnaU. (laLUr. kurta
muuo.Wbeelwk auJ(lrocalrlu I'iauoa aud tlaauu.
4 HaialluaoaBiuItu Au.cr..anOrtua.W warrant
fry thine UUJuatMrprMolJ. On luou.
iud Hanua aold aisc S.UJlr S, wblcb Itm
uaa rtputallou uicr aujr Sriuln tb I'ull.'dBUlf.
W ar lb frtl ldluK Srut of lb buulb.
w. e. Mclaughlin,
UkxijulTiuvieuko Auekt,
utuuoud br u rui at Micra iiuu, .
proUlu( U It U.ui Ulailoaeal ttntlan.lS-lu
FALL AND WINTER OF
Notice to the People of Stanford and Vicinity.
1 HAVRJl'STHKCKIVRDANOnrKMCt)
THE CHOICEST STOCK EVER BROUGHT ON!
H htl Wn PlM(eil wllh rtrt, an,! eoinprltM Hi iMt la Iba ratrket. You will Snl eYir?lhlnj (bit
Srit-cliu Mrrchinl Tullor oiinbl to hart. Tho atork comprlm
CIoIIih, CaHMlmcrcH, DIhriuihIh ami a I.tirgc Selection ol Worn
(nl from tho Ilcttt MniiuriictorlcH of I'miicc ami KhxIhhiI.
LA8T 11UT NOT I.KA8T, A SPLENDID LINE 0PTIUMMIK08.
Cutting and Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done.
Tbinkfut for put fawn, 1 bopo, br strict attention to bmlncM, lo merit contlnuinc of tbo itma.
II. C. BUPIsEY.
llHvcJiiMt received ami will keep eoiiMluntly mi hand a fresh
v line or (he choicest
Groceries,Confectioneries,
-A.:rsr:D-
FAHIXIiir
All ol which they will
Soil at tlio Very Lowest Possible Margin.
They are also
HRCiitR for the
Woolen Good
E.
S IN
ID
Invite the attention of the people to their new Fall stock of
DRY GOODS,NOTIONS
CLOTH:i3NrGr,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ,;
" TRUNKS AND VALISES.
They call especial attention to their stock of
IR,DES GOODS,
IWI3 TX-IMilWCXIVGS,
Also to their stock of Cltohing, Boots and Shoes, which have been selected
with care, and they feel confident that
They
are able to Show the Nicest,
and the Best Line
Of theso goods ever
GEO. D. WEAREN,
STANFORD, LANCASTER and HUST0NVILLE,
DEALER IK
Grain, Wool, Orchard Cfrasss and other Seeds,
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KvHpcrx, NcIf-HlitdcrH, MMvrt, JIny-HaUi-n,
Uralu UrlllM, C'erii-rianlorH, Nulky IMomm.
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NlrHW-CuttcrH. Hay-rreHKCtJ, '1 hrik.
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And other ImplemenU and Machinery. We buy exclusively from Msnttfacturers,
direct, for cash, iu car-load loU, aud consequeatlj obtain tha largest discount and
lowest rates of freight. Our motto is i "First-class Goods a; Reasonable Prices
the Best Is always the Ohespest." Respectfully,
GEO. D. WEAREN, 8tanfoid,Ky.
W. I. WITIIKltr.
Manager LaucaiUr IWpol,
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