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BE IMRIOil JOURNAL
KIU1UY, 8KITEMBKU 30, 1.171
Trarw,lh t'awtasnn.
Man of the Pu'tin' nl 'erta Miry
ha rule Ihr afiairw of lli world, and ibnt
h place the nilir nrer (lie diHereM
pxnph, or that It ia tlima only it!t his
permission,
Turkih jiistli Is peculiar. A man
fM f-nnilemnrd lo lio hung in tli Valley
of Jeiloshapliit. Ila vol pliicol on f
hnrs, villi rop) around his nrelt at
tached to th limh of trw. Tli Pasha
oVnumdrd twe'ily thiHimnil im-tr aa
hit pardon price X'li. Tin man
fellah ami I !ii rum w.ia prca'. Hi
huuiMa lln.lie I iliil not rcs it, but
tlipjf drove up thotr sheep auJ jr t s
aubvtittiU fir the momy. Th con
deiunexl was kept in hu tmip' position
under the tm f. r several hour, the
Pavha inciting on the ctrh; and a It
1 enuld not he procured the uiifirtunl
IW finally rwung off. Thi was fu ture
tl representative of Voung Turkey came
into power. He, with that spirit of lib
erality which characterized him, would
d m'ltlaas have accepted the sheep and
'fiat.
la the adninUtrotiun of justice, plain
tifT and defandant are generally both
mulcted ; hence Arb have a wholesome
foarof the courts. A lager liier Nilnon
in the Bownry U an orderly eailly
earapred to a Turkub hall of justice.
Not on at time, but half a dozen to
gether, is) the order of speech.
- Once In two or three yean the Hultati
instruct tlie Paha to draft ldicra for
th army. This i con-Mcred the Pasha's
most profitable privilege. If a thousand
men are required, he draft two or three
time that number, and allow those to
go free who pny fir it the thousand be
ing generally without mean. During
and after the drafting there fc animation
throughout the country; much going to
and fro but ween the town and village;
anxiety in the face of fellahs, and weep
ing of their women. Often the pour
fellah bring up in vain hi lone sheep or
goit a the price of freedom. He ha a
, horror of the army, and make extraor
dinary eA'irta to keep out of it, running
M all the kindred of hi trilw in quest of
ironey or cattle. Occasionally an eye is
put out or a finger cut otf to escape the
mjuUition. '
In the almost nukown country east 'of
- the JoriLin, the draft is not enforced.
Thoro the wilder and nor'iirlike BiJ
win defy the l'u-ha and hi eight hun
dred or thousand soldier with their Jti-
' mo-Inn. Nor had it been enlorced in
the aouthern country about Petra until
Young Turkey took the rcint of govern
ment. He beaded the movement in per
son, and returned to the holy city crown
ed with laurels, his admirers proclaiming
him another Mobemet AH. "77 Aral
at ilonu'h) Atbrrt CnoVs. in ilaf GuUrg.
ftouH-Mipub la a tsojaall.
Bf.7nuan in Dob are Bay last
-'Week, while aniline in ayacht, two yom g
men were overtaken. At aiareth
churcS. on Twelfth atreet, Thilailelpliia,
at public worship they hul occasiooally
been present. From the way things
' looked, the capsTiina: of their ahallnp was
very nenrly inevitable.
Bill aid one to the other, "thi is
serious biwincw; can you pray?"
'No, I can't; I've heard Joe Quinu Jo
it, ami I've ln-tctied to JJill 1'ost; out l
can't do it myself." -S
"Well, virft can sing hymn, cau t
j9it" Tui God's wke do something.
"No I ean l nag here, now rau j
ting when tide boat at any mouieut may
drown both f
"Well, we inu"t dosoraetliingrcligioui
If you can't pray and can't ting let' take
up a collection.
. To thi Bill consented. In hit cow
' poniou't bat be depositoJ thirteen' pen
nies, a corkscrew and s broken blavlcd
knife. A be did this the wind lulled
and the shallop made a suoocaful luud
inij. KtEa not to plea.e the world, but your
own conscience. The man who ha a
feeling witliiu liiui that he has done his
r,- ,? tlmy upon every oocawou u mr uuujiicr
i than be who lung uiwn the suiile of tlie
, r . I !
r .... ., r. .L..
(;rent, or elm wore tue tavor. oi no
multitude.
A gool oonacieuoe i bcttur than two
witneaaea it ail I consume grief a the
suu diole ice. It is a spring wheu
tow are ihinsty, staff when you are
..ii
weary, a screen wucn tnesuu Darns, ami
a pillow in death.
Time appear vary hort, eternity uear,
And a greut name either in or uIUt life,
toellir with all eurtlily pleasures aud
pr.ifiu, but an empty bubble a deluding
droaiu. Hrauteid.
Where there is no denial of self, there
U no n.'lis'ion;
where saerifice UKis.
there niety beeius, there the love
Chrial begin.
If God ia our guide, he will be our
(jurJ; he always protect when k leails.
The following i tlie way they call
-out figure of a "reel" iu "tiwirpia:
"DaiUM to Ihe gall with the yellow
ahawl; now down ouUitlu and up the
middle; turn to your partner, Kaac
8iuach, and uuw to that unite .traugjr;
aucbea lo the right aud left ; r ile tan,
da -vdn le; now to 1'uUr KwiuLalla i
'duimhttvi turn ) our partner, evary oue; l
kti to tlie icirl with tlariiiK frill ; balance
one and spin about tit the girl with the
h-il, iu the Itoel of her stocking." I
j
JuH BiUJst.a say : "Tbeie i ou
tiling in a boa that looks like wImIoui j
they don't kackU) much till they
have
laid their rgK. nu
brjiizing and a k kling wluit tliey
kllllg Whut they
g liug tew do beforehand."
It so tea, villi a slice uf leuuia in
' i. n.;d to be ry uue.
niah
A noble motte fcca yonnf man
Higher. Aim IiJur - rush high leap
high. If yoe eniinot reach the stars, you
oan h lh sMKWrlfnnof drwm) erar (
to them. He who stand, on an elevaed
pn-ition Is sure to catch the first ray O'
the glorioiM son. r he who ia alway
-ti pping rip and rraching lip will first
catrh the fiiviHH ami blessing of heaven
as they descend. There is no object on (
which w case that give ns so much
pleasure aa the upward and continuing
iirgrn in moral culture and mlmt vir
tue of eiiternri-lna yonnff men. hen
the chains of sloth are broken, and the
viion Is clear, the heart bonyant and the
atlections ami purHw strong, higher
and still higher olijects will lie gained
nobler purp(Ms be achieved, and a sub
lime elevation attained, that will thrill
with joy future generations a they march
on in the same glorinu path
Old Time.
The wife of President John Adam
was born in 1774, and she v of her
vouth: "Female education in the best
fanvlioa went no further than writing
and arithmetic, in some few and rare in
stance music aud dancing. When the
Bjston schools were reorganized in 1790,
(iris were admitted during th lunimer
months only, when there were not boy
enough to fill them."
Be particular in the choice of your
companions; tliey should be spiritual,
holy, telf-denying believers; if they are
not, they will injure you by their spirit
and example. ,
Tut Lord ha many fine farm from
which he receives but little rent.
P. F. WALSH,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
V 9 70 Fourth itrot bt. Vain and Market,
Louisville, Ky.
MY Mnttlfwtfi tritm. m apaaHaJt . I in rkrtowU
Atn-i aiioraa, twin urlftiuU, a"4 aVUpiJ lo .)
vaNix Wf cualoma-r. W-Ij?
COM
T. T. Parless, tgrnt for the sale ef
tt'ai. Owsley'a snerlor Coal, will furaUb
coal In an; quantities to suit pnrrhasera,
at the lowest market price.
KENTUCKY INSTITUTION
-FOR THE-
Deaf and Dumb
T
HE txve Inntilntion, lomtetl t Tnville,
wilt rnter ujwu iu hftieih wefwion tm
Tut'sduj-, October 1st, 1S72.
lN-af iuutt rcniltntof the ut of Ken
tui'kv. fnidi U'n to thirty vemn of aire, of sotwl
ruinti, gool moral ebitrarU-r, and free from
ehrwiic and contanitiiii dktai', will tie rr
reived a, pmvideil (it la
Hoard and tuilien
Principal,
24-ftt
JllilN A. JA( Ol!H,
lianTille. K.r.
Co You Want a Fain?
FOR
S ALEII
I OFFER FOH 8AI.E, AT A GREAT
sai-ritiee, air furel, siluaied one ami a hall
uolM from Hianfonl, new the Honiemet pike;
cuiimiinn( WHI At l!l.
frame dwellim. mih clil rooms,
.l.mble pureli, d. ulle vtranda, sail spaeiou
hills. Tlie tana is sus"cpiibl of division iuio
twn er aiors tracts. .
Wool, aaier ali'l ran be found en tins
farm, liirh i- ss ro.J aa any fair average ot
land in this county.
Torms mciety.
A dutillliK siw. niKUir"""! anyahcie, 1
on the land.. A U.ld sinsiu ol ik ir, Cv d,
neTcrfailini water, and a suWtantiul U'li
l,(,u-s for Ihe diatillenr Is alrewly built, tall
o, or address HAMD liAKX l, ;.r
It. I.IIAIUi.-.,nii,
ft.t , pilanfnnl, Kt.
L. H. PRYOR,
- PAINTER,
Paper Hanger,
US to., 13 to., UStO.
CALOIMININO
a sivcialtv
Wsll prr in areas varittv. always a bsn.1,
Cimuion, u.c.linm, and line K'lt.al eily pri;
and olmli will be fumb-litd and put on at
reswtiiiiiile rules,
liraiiiiii in iuiiiaiioa of oak, aidi, walnut,
thdera for work or pser may l left at the
dm siors of W. II. Aud.rsoii,ftaulord, Keu
iu.kv. S'-3l
inni raj aim pnipT llll I Q
VVIIIJI L I HIlU MILLd.
of
o
t It Wiail.r
AM) tiKIKI' Mll.l
'
aro now in i t lest runniiin oruer-, ou
iniiia"
I. of
a. will aianiilaelor u smui
WOOLE FABRICS.
And sell lb saun at irMonable urieuk
Higbeet Caab Frioa Paid for Wool.
W. .ill alw arindltiltN or WHEAT on
aur day, aud nay tli highest cask priiw (or
wheal.
Ilran, ship stuff, .hi-rta, awal and lour al
wava on baud and lor Mile at aiurket prices.
lv
II. A K. T. M.ril.Mil.l.
MILLINERY.
MRS. M. E. DAVIESS
. Keeps th
or
,.pl.oIk.ar.lUsa c,eLInn,h,a Uiirw Rnnd
aro " " "'
it,
NOTIONS, etc
ItAStUSO h.r lril. ttf Iheir v.rjr
T
Uituaiw. of th. a... a-H
viaj uiiniwn mm wim mt ww.. -
FOR RENT
a KMC
UrTTAOF. HASraSOMF.I.Y
auilt, containing ihrrr mm n.l a
,Bpn, ApJy M th,
i,,,, JmT,Ai. r
I t J. W. tMl.HAM, rroavWtne.
Now is tho Time'!:
SUBSCRIBE
INTERIOR JOURNAL,
PuMifheU every Friday morning al
11 PER
iroprietora will srture.p". -pdlm in
a Hi 'ft In t-clasa neiper,.
devoted to the interest of thi
particular section, and the
development of the re
iourceaof thisand
adjoining coun
ties. The News,
Markets,
Education,
Literature,
Agriculture,
Etc., IHc, Etc.,
Shall be the chif feature of iu col-
u in ns.
I'oliticnlly, the
STKRI R JofKSAL is
', and will ri or full .
strictly IVmocrni
with that twrtv
The Conerenci nul and Prwidential
ha. tiiirlviinened. and oromes
to be fiercer that any in the hii-torr of
the country. V offer the citizens of
thi part ot th Sate a
of Jioliticnl news
Person deeir g to keen themselves
posted on theliv iwueeof tnedny fhould
avail themselve f our very lilral
Terms ofubseription
One copy i mof.h II 00
Clulai ot ten, (ouiextra to getter
up of the clubkair copy
One copy one yeui.
Ten copiee one
Twenty copie. onei-enr (1 eiitra)
75
2 IK)
1 75
1 75
Invarlabln Advance.
HILTON i CAMPBELL,
Proprietors.
HOUSE.
T AM preusrJo do all kiwls uf dveins;.
X smuril... a clean
HUH. lilies arewias
ia auv eoli lieulk-aua a rloibiai al
Z Li, aJhar. iarueu Wuvea. All
lib. ch.i aial warld. aiTlt tl R
i a . a
NtaulW.1. Kv.
1
tti :L'.A
dyeI
nr.h istate for sale.
X"A'R l.W arvv .ond land altaated
A i "' snflthesn "f Vh Hill, m thr
tw. (VI 14 eH UrK .mi ..!.
t inof erl,whlrl I will mU prtrswly
of - yi
n nnrrm
WM. J.CAUiWAT,
line Hill, Re-
MILL1NKUY.
Mrs. L. BEAZLET.
raskhmakle I miner a aaataamaker,;
rWnnd Amr west of nnst
omee, SHandwt, Ky.
The Isles! Parisian ami Mrtmfnlilan stlrs
of ilressps, Ac-
CUT AND MADE TO O DER.
l..t!KM'eml
t IIII.rRKNS"
ItoNSrTS,
H ATiS a.
Mads and trimmed aw short antic.
Isree stnrfc of rASIIIdJtABt.E Mll.l.l
N r.H Y. Ni iTIONS, Ae on kaad and si iriers
In pnit Ihe limes. I.
Grocery and Saloon!
T. S. PARSONS,
11
Kamilr UrnrerT m Main Htrrrl, Hin
nl, Kml'M-xv, niiiMMite Uairviri lloiim, and
irsrrd to fuminti liin ciitonH-ni rlntice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Confectioneriea, Frnlta, Etc
II IS II All
I miMrM wild tVe clioierM hnml" of r.niv
lip, Whiakim, Winni, Tbrri, Cigar, ftr
the rountrr atlouK
lie ran furninh hi fruntU the heel
Font VIM It I,I
AtirlerMon eniintj wtiinkr, the
FINEST IX THE MAItKET.
HI
Arctic Soda Fount
In anpplied with pure arrupa, arw. ia re-rnld
at all bo ura. 'i-y
HO AND NEE II IW.
N. SID. PI.ATT,
1 1. 110 Shirt itr US
iajmiilkSsulisxtl
J an
an it I.
rrrttMa aaJ Prlaaa, arat frae aa aaHatea
Full Stock Gents' furnishing Goods
1. IJ 31 J JLLi AC !
Lumber Tor Sale.
1 AM PREPARED To ITRXISII ALL
kim or
t
Cut and Sawed Slilnglett,
ASD (
boards',
At th. LOWEST prioas for CAMI.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
fa, nish ualertal and ererl bitildinir. on
llie uiost favoiabie terms. All order left al
the store of I'linn tl?, or A.her t)s-
It-T's. will receive tnta nt atnution
8ianlVird, Ky. JNO.
V. (ill.IIAM.
T. J. ATKINS.
Mmrr.KTrara or
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Ircn
WAHE.
U00FINU andOUTTEKINO
don Ui unler and at price, to suit th. times.
IHTAfDC
! Ol
Vanl and eVvp wt-ll I'unipH oa hand ami put
up pMUiptJ.
JOB V0HK.
All
kind (if tin warf manufiwtiinil and mar-
runted, ltpairiiig dnnv at all Uuh-.
cheaFwouk.
Th
Mde.irina; FIXE WOKK.irimli WOKK,
id I HEAl' SVdltK, should call al aiy shoti,
no .Mm over Asher Oaley m .tore.
4-lr T. J. ATKLSW.
aiaimss Visa. ararasse.owai.si.
DUNN & OWSLEY,
1 Iruititl.t,
Chemists and Pharmaceutists,
STASKjRH, A f.ATf '( A T.
IIKALEKS III
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
Paints, Oils,
Dyo-stu ITs,
Nlat'onery,
FANCY GOODS,
sSiiudrlcrN,
j:i.. i:t.. i:te i:to.
rhvau'Uiu prwwrili.tna eairefullir and l(il
full cuuipuuiulvd, eiilHf 1.VY ur Slwllt.
PURE LIQUORS
Fur aiedieal us, alwavs oa hawL
JEWELBY.
A FINK AHWiHTMEST or JKWH KY
' A w .. - I
rtimui "", - . -
I Mr. KuharU. will atuad )romi.ily k aU
""awdr'fhir iinlws'w'ui U a am aa eaa
lalldMi.
1872. 18T2.
Spring and Summer
CsVOOClaV.
E. B. HAYDEN,
pVimh Chle Mala Hirert, Hisnfi.nl, Kj.
I AM NllW RR'KIVIMI ASli Wll.t.
eonlinne tn rensive slnrinc the snring and
ptintmer ismsnsi a fresh mk of ehohw dry
tmmIs, Inrlmttnf all the Isse MjU of
IjfidiiV Ir?sis fiisMKlr,
Kmbrw-fni In part
rl.AI nd
FAN Y Ult.KH.
til.M.II tMt
MiiAMitiQrrH,
AI.PV1 A,
1.AWSH.
iMri.iw,
l.lNTRrXAc.
Our stork of WIIITK (KKHM ami NO.
TIOXH slvara roilcie.
I'Blxm
PtlMrXTK-S,
lllldWN sn4
HI. KM IIKt
txnTi i ss,
t TiTTi IN YARN'S,
lltlMI LIXKNf
At tlie very let market price.
V rail c-erial aiirntii In our very Urge
sUH'k of
UEADYMADE ( L0TIIIN(J,
Boot, and Shoe,
HATS -A.3Srr CAP9.
A10
Wall Paper, Mirror", tVueemware, Traveling
Conipanionia, rnilirrllaa, Trunka, Valirea, Ac.
GIVE US A CALL.
I K B. IIMKS.
MILLINERY.
JfalXTlIA K I X.
Jlrs. 31. (ilLHAM
llaa Juat oMod al MAXTCA
milliners rtiinliih
g MAKING
aent, op Uim oTen
l raipi Mf Ah-irr
forr, amith iile o
Main atrret, Stan
foril, Kentnfkv,
the old tamlof Mr
M. A. Wilkiinir, an
ia now rrcfitina? i
LI
aaat lb. rturajp 1
Kn. X. MTEEf.
fVrn aororlinfr to
th moat impmrrd
nuinner, and in the
Tery Uteat
MTYIjKN.
piucc
Reasonable,
larpre and ekicaai
rtock of
3
H
MILLINERn
COODS,
NOTIONS.
I FANCY
GOODS,
j o
H
lAtlira in tlii and
atl.foininei rounti-a
will find it nellr
I in ineir inivrrau. in
ran ana examine
lir atirk before
purrhiinf el Be
where. Novelties
Trimming.
STYLES
Thai hare nerer
rorv.
o
S3
H
tnule in Ihi eeti.
'if ctmntrr will he
ftuMirf mt Ira. (ill.
ham 'a.
Remember
THK
MCVEtTtlS
or TH
SEASON.
Up I tain over Cratu & McAl-
iBiera siuio.
(Kl T THE
GASH STORE.
THE PLACE TO GET
T1IK II FAT
BARGAINS,
IS THE
NEW STORE
t LANCASTER HTKKKT,
Ihit the nlJ
Natnmal limk buililiiif.
WrATEKSTT)AWS0S,
Have juat reeeived a larx. aUiek of
Family Groceries,
iX)XFECTIONEKIKS,
1'AIXTS,
OILS,
dyk-stuffs,
cltu:ky.
HARDWARE,
TIN-WARE.
JAPAN' WARE,
Farming Implements,
EtO., II3tO.
IX Htll.lt ITIN A UliEKAI. SHAKE
nf the Mtlniiai nf this eiiaiMimiily, we
bra lo iuiv that uur slN'li wa. m-leeted wilh a
virw to the wuiitM ami nei-ilie. of F.VMl
1.1 r, an.l e.Keiallv liw F A KM Fit.
orn 111 K MM A HE AM. Fi:tll AM
llt A III l:, AMI VF STAKT
IN Mils KXTEIil'UISK
WITH A liKIKK
Ml NATION
TO
PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS,
AND XOT HE
UNDERSOLD
By any buu ia
CENTRALKENTUCKY.
WE have adopted th. L AKH NYTFM,
sad intend lo fullv denionatrala Iu.
tha pvow m uiu etiuiaiuuiiy, luai u is
TO THEIR INTEREST
TO PAY
CASH
roil Tilt:! it ; i h,
Aad thai III. FA KM EH, and MEtllANir.
ssuuo baiter alTonl lo f..ll.. th. ( HEU1T
syateas thaa lU alKltl 11 A.N T.
LET It lav di.liiillv andvrvtoiMl that our
leruiaai ISVAEIABLI CASH, aud
aac On an'1 All l" eoaw osjar. tlwy eaa
GET BARGAINS.
A
l.L kiioUof GOL'XTRY FKOUI CE at
the very biuheat (Uauliel priua. In
rioa, la .1
aatCAiiU cii.i
K fuf ftAMia Hi IM VaWV W
l'KlCUI.
Illys.
WATEBS A PaV80H.
r
the dect DAnoAinc Tonn
. - , ; t'-. -;J . '
ciiso: i. w jiiAJtiaiSr.'' :; ; ' ; f
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, SALT,
Staple) Boot and Shot, fetleot lokt aukd'Tkbl Cmtlevry,
Teas, SpIcot, ClRart, Tobacco, Tut, nwketa, Prooma, Bnakela, Ropfl.wiua-'Natia, Towder, '
Shot, Axon, Lampa and Lamp rixturen, Statlonorrf Eatraria.' Sonpa, rerlumory, '
Comha, Sruahoa, Pipe, CnndiesL Kalalna, Nuta, Toysj, Oyalom, tiisrelinoa, . .
ftcklca, Canned Oooda, Oonfoctlnieriea and Notions QonoraUf . ;
Special Inducementa to Cosh
MATUEW L. WRIGHT,1
WEST END, STANFOKD, KY.;
RprBTni.lT snll.-;ts work la his
line. Will mntrsrt in wiirk hv the h'bl
riJV'SSM 'mv "" AV-"'M
a lJVW W mm j a rw ww w i
lilHfli'llllS!'
PETER STRAUB,
WEST END STANFORD. " KY.
I AM rRKPAKKO TO la) AM. KIMWi
of lie work al aiy atioi s-ar iIm Wwlen ,
r sen ny.
Always oa hand and 6 sahp
Heating and Cooking Stoves,
Odd Vessels, Ac.
Steam 31 ill Boilers,
And other anil machinery repaired al all
linie.
Tin fini Copper Wnrf
tm hand, for aate cheap.
1,000
AGENTS
WASTED
roa tiik
PEERLESS
D 33 13 - II I V 23 ! ! !
FatenUd Ceo. 20th. 1871. J J
J. S. PROCTER,
Of Franklin, Kntucky.
The l(.Uiwtnft rliit ofcitxUnuf rttii
a (Vw of th mnr, thai nt.y trut!
clainit-d fctf tur liivc:
1. Ii ia aiaiple m ronntriH-ti.. nral in a
aparanre ainl ia lh mtai ailv unl rt4nd ami
manBirivl BtMiVlhl Milub fraiita Hire vr in-
"'"': , ....
aV a tiaj uiiit aamirriai miutnu in nsp-
KnMHioa) ia W W( of luaaiarr, Ui wula wet-.
aarv n fa it Uavrtht aix. a irw aaaall arraa '
of wirm chsh In ror Tcttlilatun. a '
wia,H.w hnaafc aswl luiinwiiTnCr
yWrm at tin. It a lube, ffiaaa, or otht iatjMT J
uialerial is Marti in iia irna4rMiHaaa. i
X Whan piiWly taaw4.iili lyiUiWl
for uiunar an a aarm a lit armra4 at- I
winlrr iia, aHonlinK amk pro minn Ut the ,
iirreawfiil int?rin vt cultanira tm th nuni- :
airr f la d.
4. Itr iu u- the n rrfi'T fr.r Hh-nrT hanl'' ,
or "hoiwy latr" it enurrly ili-pa naail tih, j
whilt tli" chaniiayni mav lt roiiirartitl to an it (
tho nnviitiirD of ant iui ciUmw nf fnnw une
iniclr franit- U ten, rnahlinx thr t.rrr to on- '
Iim Ihe animal hiat l the ppwTonlj in-ui-d t
hv the mlntiT. (
&. laeM time and lilr ia reqiureft in hard
linaT, ami the hrm,. ia vm eiHiael than in
uatiiiff other timt-rla hire.
al U'L.L. I .Lua mil nlaim Li lat tHMtllVs lv
"moth iirvx.f" nmlr all rin-umfiamva, .trt it i
S
i. ... 1 . j ... -...I
HHiiin illlUfr-rVMllunimmamtr, am.
till ih
mre lo nri-Uvl tlie hrea fnni the iht-
airca m Ih-it tfrntie mimhilt, man an me
li-iiive ami n.nili'it A "iraiw ever inver.ul
;nt anv all in nni a-ee a.Iinl ta-rft-al .ntirt-tion.
7. The 0'iitnictMrn ia im h tl.at llie ftnm
ami faletmlf tit eiiia.Uy wvileithtr the hrmU
iir Mirpliin rhanthcr.
(I. A niinihtT tf amall ch or nnrlei
mir lie n-il in the Mine hive, ur one r more
1 tn:iV be keM in surn.u-lmmhrr, receiviiiK all
i the m-vauiv naiural naraith fioiu the oiUot
cniiAm'ai to the hnnwl rhamWr. .
(Hlter a(laaiitiiK4iiiiiKl'i I" eminteralrtl, but
the above areslnmel aultiria iit.
An eianiiiiatNan of tilieen mimitftt, will, I
believe, aaiilT any ifiiafervW, jtrMticai Apia :
rian, of the alii-riorit. ( the !
IVorIrsH' Hive
over any, and all ullara; and I Mal i tM.r
1'owrAaiaoa with any lliwon the AHi.an aa
t'oaTirar, .VortA, Smtlk, hUinr M' I
larai Klahl. aad 'awinle III,. I0 till
fHrlm I IrraUr a.. M.i...r. a.aarl .. I
T rriiury will he sold viry low to thiMe
wi-hiiiKlo'iMirehaAr, slid Ihe leruis nisdi Kisy. i
Eor anv further inforiualion en'-hM. .tanii,
and addmu, plainly,
l-'jt J. K. I'KiaTtUt,
Lot a Box M Eraiiklin. Ky,
A. OENSLE,
HCAU.H IN
: m ! I. i-j'
OT-.TO
CUMcVM ALK!
Wholotiale and Retail.
BY HEAUSO WITH 1IIM I'KKHiiXH
t'AX tiKT TIIK BKKT Al.K rtilt
UH MOXKY, THAN BY
8KN1HNH TO UHTH.
VII.I E OK I IS
tISNATI. Send on your Ordos.
EAT1X SALOON.
IN X).jrXtT10X WITH OI'R ALt
Haksas a. have an Kalio rialuon, wher.
aieals can b. ona-ured al all hour. Ih. day
and nia-hl, and ehair lhau elewhere. 1
have ounauuilly ua hand all 'be aiarket arlonbt.
I, A. OKXSI.k.
U. S. Mail Line Steamers
For CINCINNATI AND THE
TWO BOATS DAILY
alaainf rlua euua.-elioa al t'lwmnaii with
fatal through b-aius iw X.w York aud aU Uat-
.ra ciims.
MEALS AND
STATEROOMS
FREE.
J. 7 STL" ti uiiw.
rJh. uib aadtxaui-ny'suSo, ia Loauv
,UI. a." o kard lh. ri.
wawo.7,j
1 .i i: 1-!..L. f. .11
LIBERAL PRICES PAID
In Ktebanic? Tar slrpefle,
Buyers. . No Goods Sld on
PORCH
U '. ' - .
Imirorlora and
r r.
Drvv Goods and Notions,
Y y v - - ..
' 'Ha Han Street, Between Fl th and Sixth, --'
' i i" .-...-
IJouiWville, ItToiittioUyi
r i ?-
THE SQUTECHH' MHTUAL . LIFE INSURANCE . COMPANY
Office, S. W. Cor. Third and Jefferson Sta., Louisville, Ky.
.'Assets Nearly S;0(),0()0,
PR. J. I.AWRrNfT MIT, rreshlewlt
J. II. I lll'KMtl-.IU.Wt, Vh HreMOewli
J. II. TKMI'I K eVTw( Vie. I'rastaeiil;
U T. Till WHS. NHuk
K. I. F-l.tKI-L llral A lvi.ee.
T'i
trM sad aoosovwd fUmm, It avwiw.
lis M A.ttOF.M EST ts aiiBer lh snpervi4i of lh Ua baataess aalrat m( Ua4.vilU.
Iu nnaarisf iosilioa is thoronghl;und, aflontiraj tlx hitiea uaranta of aaauntv aiul
lileliiv .. " " ?
lt.boa1aeasipwiBairaillv, and Is hrvoiMl lh. htianls eT aa eifwrlawaL
Kirriinre hatshuwa iu krattna, bnih frirails and nvtliabl. tnvMawai of baada, sad
Ihe healthfnlneasnf Ihe revinw surnanidiiar. lo h. sovnor.
Th. Itll.lf V whieh thl'upaav Iwims ha. orra earsfully rerlrtal, sad la fully up to lh.
awl advaaesd anailiua of III. iHsnrsnee. lis urwvl.ice,. are al owe detirlle and et.mpi.
hen.1. all thai th. lorapanv or diiuriljr nirire door e-wrtraet, and a. UWral a Misiit
wilh irndmsv ''...' a
Policies aod diviiWwdshoth aoofmfcilaM..
D. W. UILTON, State Afimt. ;
J. C. COOPER. Local Agent. . '
: 1.1-8.. r-rr. . T? T
WARNER & BRO.,
DttALKM 1)1
UrOOUIB, .
AN MANUFAtTLKERS OF
Mil I.TS and UXDKIMVAltE.
Falls City Shirt.
Wijrf
ISlHIi
JJJS
A Htiirln made to intt-r I"
- - , , 4 (B
FANCY SHIRTS.
thnuine t hevoit
Imitatnw I hevoit ....
IVnul
in
Tk. a-i lai while .hirt la
H..n.l for unee lirf an.1 ritrK iiow (or self-
rr-T.Vo.rth h... ,,u,sviLtE. kt
S. D. MYERS.
Undertaker,
rial MainKlrvt,KTAXl-"OlU. KHXTU KY
KW. eonatanllr on haial
METALIO CASES,
CASKETS and SHROUDS.
WOOOSM COi-flNS "
! . MaiW to order on abort notire.
ISI'KKI'AUEHTOKritXISH I'll T L'ltK
fran-e. ami mirror ulan of all tyle and
, u,a All hiiuls nf liiruilur rriaUnsd. !
I i'ur.. ,v.h or lliiitv daia Willi Nole. nean. :
liable aiwl
able al taw of Ih. niauioru
Hank
I N. H. All tlmar imieliu-! to are ivtiiwt
tii ratiue k.ravnUtl uhI aetlU Uli imiiK-diatt U. ,
V K 1. MYhKS. !
DENNIS & CLARK,
North itle Main Hirtwt,
gTANFOUP KEMLXKYs,
Will keep rnlantlr on haiul aud for aal
tutAi roa cash,
CAUKIVtit.H, Bl'UtlEH, HOCKAWAVH.
Dyriuaj 4 t vw.g
ot all kinds,
UnequalleJln Style and Finish.
WWAIBlXil DOXI PltOXIPTLY TO
JL. enich as uinliaa, auiithiun. Aa.
, V .1-wl-r. U. bav. you, work .aie,
iw THY t Uti. 1
m'f.c.sA
r
'
Six 6f Twelve Month'a Time.
COPKE,
Jobber It
JNO. B aVITII, Ttewnrer; '
K. T. IVlIXlJi. t'nnrrsl Aa. ufs .
V. V.. tltBVKY, ..uUli .visrt;
W. V. IIAKKKT, lfkl Atxi. ...
all f ASt I M BLBlsJ aa aspcaajT. wad
STEEL RAIL! DCLBLE TRACK 1
n. aw awa. lu
CvarlaiaW tr
SslvJ I
t-i t
BaAlii to . mmm aftlTaaaj tf.aa In a4 ,
lMiat U, tm4 riiiaM awatn ta .WM.
t Ht II-JltHa.
M-i.-j 17 mil a. an! l4fllai lViiltaedWji
. . au.k,u llll AtH'I.PITl a. aafaal trmial tl Oakktast
Th Great, Iron Railway Bridf cat
' tnaW -i-r-VTrVf!- 1kar Vam a.
m ir isv-fo ih a i-t J-fuc n ar u a ( m
tt'Or Oxas I ix lsMti taf vUnWI-i-ta tw a-U..V ta a4 J
Hf Hats aMtia ft avutal al aaaallaai itwaaaVta aaaV
4VT nrkota t ato mi all tl tw aV la ft aMul
U. J U V i bun. atsMl ittaawrai'stt, aWlliaa., t
LOUISYILU and CIKCIHH1TI
CINCINNATI AND THE EAST I
.. ,vh f.vit ka.l T
rnii
I lusiiun. a aWil
tli I'wUnmai Tt .
l..sm itaatwMi( l mr mum l
r.ii.bMr. ii-iT.ta.iaa, ,i'
til V ic
aenatir ntv vim ni
f ft.! th aaffutti
, r a
a i rms iiup I - u
LaV tta llifisa.ll
ng lmn f to ia kiswra ah tat
vrxszx.
wn train taarfvatana af all
4allfc Wkav V-ca..
Only 31 hours.
Tal. IIW I. mom mmm M'lr! fWe frna.
t. M...SHwl Mi.lh.trWllri Rwihw.
' Ai -la... .rv.-tit.uw a. s ..it'itii, .i.i.im... .
I Ikr j .a rail IW. mm LaHW.v aa las .
yjM4mmmM.m wish all Inrak aW aw
i n.wah. au.'-Tia im.si.tii. an.1 rAn.i uiar
. M aU u. ..la tm luia.itri Mt n,.h,mi
1 J I.. IIIMI'I UMtAl. MOV
, i a Mktmi. a'i iw aa ikx u.
mmmw i
L KAILBOAD.
COMPLETED T0 PADUCAH.
rH airi atVr Muulagr, J.lf IJ. to.faa wltt nia "as
S SjUuV.;
Uemim.
. Iaia
1 il s m
, t IT p at
. 1 18 i at
. S , at
. 1fm
. s. r
. t-i v m
Arrive
IS . at
Ha
I 1.1 f at
IV ,
Iw ia a at
a mt a a.
tftta
FMnlwllibMni .........
It.- aiM-t
(..ia4m Junlua.
,....IH. ,
lriiMt.
( nikilN.l.4 riM......
1rniMrl
S-uu a a
I'mm aera aw.lna lmla. IU.,.
l.tiU, 1 11. urn a .Ian I rata B..S.
mWimhMI. at LltjaWtloown .oa Si
M-sisWa. iMaast,
H - l-l(.a.t ,, i,t,lu4
tf'a f,aa ia aaffutti
m inaw au r
mmmm ta.ia.
It bam a, auti
tj "'"" 'rrJJ 'Jii.
St" LTV- .. t.
alllallllll 1X1 T W -aaa-T I J ,
i ii in in i i ii i mi i aara
iaar4 aaYVreal ta lh rrarHtr af af - J
list lur Rcwumatlaau ami (ura!lH M ?
ritnv i fourth aa at afituiaw irva mm wi
...1 .j Ttr l llt. p'k '-an aai M k
aiilit lU-tiioalv-lia ailfllirVt bivalrs1 nf '(
a til wljtcatvi iiti) au'lan, aua luu
mnA) (viuilfM) avert
ar aiaaksMHtai.
f S
rl aaVraal
j. I tiUwt-. at. 11. k
Ihf Mtlsrahfl t niavialir vt 'xnala
'lWaMr tt( Caataitatl'l aaki TUasvj,
$lMa Iraaral ! Vai koaiUl, ftrlrlaa ot
litbonaflr l d.a.w h-Hk lsaMaa, ' MWea.T 4
MiriMr. ur anirsiK .KiiuU.ua h Um laaaM l
riiiaa- kWatauaitc yip- t '
$Ma iaaare fae aaf etlaWaaa tliH W. I.
tiiiau Ujtaiiut lnwa tsarirfuiarU iislatif.tat.Uf n,
ftff lhf UUtatltHti ai'H fttrHiKta. pr-'P mi'-ntx.' ' 1 m
ftatKAfi a-at Mmm m4m M aaf BfeaaeattaV
b.-.,...l..a mmA aoutaaarrMiMatMlaiW umlrrB
klU.llr WmmI afUaUhBIMb, twllilill (taTlk lit '( njPtwT
1 414 (taria 1 t Hjmr
1 iK aaauttaM 1
at bttlllM Iu tuMtar iaiurw
Ui lis laalU-Ul III KM Ut lull
tt. it caaaa) riilriiiN inui
1 L irller to t'UiUd-ll-t.U. I t --i-H "-V "J
ITmmVSf.
Mlwr rtal la uana "S aurt. a.ia.i.a.. imimm,
tit t.war I. .fkr IW sar.
b.i k.. mi i.aiiM.i J.iiir .ii I' aid t
eur.. Thee.lS.l a ' " k
m.I muA .1111 wnrrota- V j 71,
aK, lk.MM Wa-I'l t '"
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