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VOLUME X.-N UMBER 510.
STANFORD, KY., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1882
NEW SERIES-NUMBER 88.
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Scmi-Mttliln 3nlcriorournnl
W. P. WALTON, - Jiior and Proprietor
T, R, WALTON, .... Butinest Managir
futttlohnt Ttirmtaw Mil 1'rltltiW,
Hii.no iisu A.NNUr.
A Terrible Night.
"Tho most terrlblo nfglit I over
ijwnt wiu on nccount of tiUiiiino,"
m!(1 Dr. Ulw8om, n well known Ar
knriMW ih)i!cian.
"How did quinine bring o lerrildo
a night?" naked a gentleman, ono nl
tho company which tho doctor wai en
tortaining. "Duriug tho recent great floods,"
Bald tho doctor, "I went down to my
luttom plantation to ico about ro
moving my stock in case of overflow.
After wbrking all day, and driving
nearly all of tho cattlo to the uplands,
I went to tho house, n kind of cabin,
where I proposed to spend tho night
alouo. I lay down on an old straw
bed, whon suddenly tho thought flash.
cd across mo that tho levee might
break. I rcmcniliered that it wna
gradually crumbling nvay, nnd that
before morning it might givo way and
flood the bottoms, tWo was real
daiiL'cr of an inundation and I went
out to get my horoo but ho had broken
loose anil run away. This wast nnotli
cr cause for alarm, for with nnimal
instinct I thought that my horto had
feared the flood. I went hack into
tho house nnd lay down. I felt as
though a season of chills and fevers
vrero coining upon me, and getting up
and emptying almost tho entire con.
tents of a quiuino bottlo in my hand,
I swallowed tho medicino and sat
down by tho fire. Tho wind roared
and I know that tho waves were beat
ing over the levee. I went to the
door and could hear tho rush of the
coining waters. No timo to bo lost,
and rushing to n tree, I clitnlicd up
its tough bark nnd lurched upon n
limb and waited. . Tho rushing grow
louder and tho wind roared among
tho trcai. Presently tho water enmo
with a tcrriblo sweep. Tho night
was fearfully dark, but I could see tho
yellow, water and hear it gurgle
agafnit tho true. Tho roar grow loud
cr and tho tree nhook. Tho water
seemed to Iw rising rapidly, and I
attempted to climb higher, hut to my
dismay, I found tho top of tho tree
hnikenofl. I thought that day would
novcr como. Iu moving my position
I slipped from tho limb, but I caught
with my hands. I am of pretty good
weight and could not ptill myself up
again. Thero I hung, ulmoat ex
hausted. The waters rushed and I
held myself up as high a I could.
"Will day never como!" I thought.
Away oil a gray streak appeared. My
arms woro 'numb. I could" hold-on
hut a moment longer. I stretched
out my feet In an "agony of despair.
They touched something. I turned
looso tliu limb and found myself stan
ding on as dry earth as you ' over
saw." v '
"Where was tho water?"
"Wasn't ny. loveo hadn't broke.
All that blamed-rip roaring hall been
carriCttonliyquiniriDl"'
The. , opponent ' of .capital punish
monl'will ba plcnsoiWo know that
"hanging is played out" in NewYork.
The death penalty1 has not been actu
ally abolished but'thcro nro so many
loop-holes jthrougli which murderers
may cscupej .tba. probably tho gallows,
will seldom; ': if "over, get a victim.
Under tho new codo a murderer has a
right to demand four distinct trials on
tho hw and tho facts, and may then
appeal to oxceutivo cluuienoy. If a
man is found guilty nud sontciictsl to
lio hanged ho can tako tho case to the
General Term of tho Supremo Court,
where tho hearing is as elaborate in
form as in tho lower court, tho judges
acting as a jury; nn oppeal is next
taken to tho Court of Appeal whero
tho caco is fully ro argued; next he
can ask a hearing before any single
Juitico of tho Supreme Court or bo-
foro tho court in which ho .was con
victed. A murderer who is financial
ly well ofl will bo in very little danger
of tho drop.
Tho lion who declined to fight tho
jackal, or oven to notico him, gavo a
pretty good reason for tho course ho
thought best to adopt. "If I fight
him," said old leo, "I shall kill him of
courso, hut ho will gain inoro than I
shall from tho fight. He will havo
the honor of being killed by a lion,
while, Tshall Buflor the disgraco of
havlug fought with a jackal." Tho
fight never camo off. Tho jackal did,
it u true, persist in repeating that the
lion was a coward; but uu one believ
ed him.
Names Taken from Trades.
Tho Baxters belong to tho samo
class as tho Masons, tho Carpenters,
tho Taylors, tho Smiths, tho Gardn
ers and tho Fullers. In fact, the stir
names derived from trades or occupa
tions nro moro numerous than thoso
of any other class, except patryonym
iw and placcuames. Sotno of them
!elong to oxisling trades, liko thoso
quoted above, whllo others represent
obsolete trades, or nt least obsolete
trado terminology, like tho Fletchers,
or arrow milkers, tho Arblasters,'who
manufactured crossbows or nrhtasts
(nrcubalislm), and tho Tuckers, who
worked in tho tuckiug-mills, where
cloth was prepared for market. Thoso
who wish fur further information up
on theso subjects can not do better
than to turn to Mr. Dradloy's excel
lent and systematic work on English
surnames. A man who bakes is call
ed a llakcr, but in earlier times a wo
man who baked was called u liako
stcr, Maxtor. Hj a man who brows
is a Ilrewer, while n woman who brews
is n Ilrowstcr. In medfcural English
the termination "stcr" was a feminine
one, nnd it still survives with its prim
itive signification in spinster. A
huckster was originally n market-woman,
hut tho word has now come to
mean nny body, malo or female, who
hawks aboutgoedsin tho publiCetrecU.
Tho snine change has como over macs
ter, throwster, and many other analo
gous words. Hut sundry surnames
will show us tho two forms side by
side, as in Webber anil Webster.
Hetico wo may concludo that tho suc
cessor of all tho Baxters was a woman
who kept u bike house. Why her
descendants should tako their name
from her rather than from their father
is easy enough to understand on a
number of natural hypotheses. Joan
Baxter may iu one place have been a
widow, whoso children would, of
course, bo called after her; iu another
place sho might bo a person of eomo
character, whilo her husband was a
field-luborcr or a ne'er-do-well, and
in another, tigain there might bo two
I'iers Gardiucrs or two Wat Carters
in tho ratno village, so that it might
bo moro convenient to describe tho
youngsters by their mother's calling
than by their father's. fCornfiill
Mngazino.
Wh the Faro Bank Wins.
That is something that a great many
clever men who play a great deal
agninst faro do not know. It is not
that thero is a hteady percentage in
tho bank's favor iu tho cases of 'splits,'
but that tho bank plays with the most
money, that tho bunk nhvays win in
tho end. That is a simple enough
proportion, but is seldom understood.
A bank with 825,006 cash has as ma
ny morn chances of winuing in the
end tho money Of a player worth!
$100 as the, Imuk'a capital is greater
than tho player's. Tho player can
ojdy lose his 8100 once; the bank can
loso two hundred and fifty times ho
foro it has rodue'ed its chances to the
player's. Iu other words, tho chances
in favor of tho bank, as quoted, in
addition to tho perccutagoon "splits,"
is two hundred nnd fifty ouo. This
is sus;eptible of nlwoluto mathemati
cal demonstration, yet will' bo read
with uninzoment by many who occa
sionally buck tho tigor. Tho ordina
ry player who goes with ten or twenty
dollars to loo iu a bauk having 8106,
OOO to lose, can da a littlo Sunday
morning work iu figuring bdt his
chances of beating (ho bank. ?Stuj
?m.ucrico .Call, . w. j J J " .
FaUiing in Lota. t
Mrs. Howo says : "Women do not
fall 'in lovo nny moro." Ah, well,
perhaps Mrs. Howe's- charming nud
beautiful daughter is a much better
authority on that subject thau her
gifted mother-. ' You bcc, Mrs. Howe,
thero. couics aMimo wbon .wer-when
wo nro apt to well, tho plain fact of
the matter is, other peoplo do not
grow old at eighteen just because wo
do nt forty-five, lhoro are girls Tall
in, lovo, headlong, every day, in the
game old impulsive, romantic, beauti
ful, unquestioning fashion that used to
provail wheu their mother's mother's
mother wbro, dimples tvyciity years old.
When tho timo comes that ineu and
women do not fall In lovo you may
just uickcl'plato. this poor old world
and sell it for a moon, There will bo
nobody on ft when that timo comes.
Women don't fall in lovo Buy more?
Of courso not; they can't perform Im
possibilities, and they can not fall in
love any moro thau thoy do, uulosa
thenars are made longer.
It doesn't follow that you must do
a meau thing to n man who, Jias itono
a meau thing to you. The, old-proverb
runs : Becauso tho cur has bitten
me, shall Iblto tho cur?
The Situation in New York.
That possible defeat next November
stares ui in tho faco, no man, no mat
ter how sanguine his temperament or
anient bis feelings, can deny. Tho
regular Republican organization of
tho Stato ol Now York can not hopo
to copo successfully with tho gallant,
united, and now pretty thoroughly
disciplined enemy in its front, if it is
to lo harassed on its flanks and in the
rear by skirmishing guerrillas and do
sertcrs from its own ranks. And oven
if a goodly number of thoso who have
heretofore been enrolled under tho
Republican banner do not openly do
sert to tho onomy, but simply rcfuso
to enlist in tho cause, tho result may
also possibly be defeat. Wo do not
welcome tho consequence, hut can
truthfully (ay that wo nbido them so
renely, and with tho consciousness
that wo havo dono our best to avert
thorn. Our friends placed In tho field
a ticket of unexampled excellence,
nnd the party, as a wholo, needed on
ly to bo truo to itself and its tradi
tions', and thnt ticket would have been
may yet bo triumphantly olectod.
But if disorganization and disintegra
tion of tho party follow tho fall elec
tion, it falls upon nil alike upon tho
deserters and skulkers as well as upon
Hiopo who stand up to the wrirk loyal
ly nnd faithfully, and rcfuso to ac
knowledge themselves defeated until
overwhelmed by tho forco of over
powering numbers. In brief, thoso
who were in the majority at tho recent
State Convention, nnd who nominated
Judgo Folger and his associates upon
tho ticket, propose to stand hy them
them or rather by such of them as
have the manhood not to abandon the
positions to' which they aspired, and
which they worked to obtain wheth
er it bo victory that is promised or
defeat that stares them in the faco.
That wing of tho party, at any rate,
was never guilty of treachery, nnd
never evinced cowardice in the face of
tho enemy, no matter what other
faults and failings rany bo charged up
to it. Albany Express (Stalwart).
The Great Comet
KlUor Interior Jwrnsh
Many of your readers do not, per
haps, know Kvhat tho word comet
means. It comes from a Greek word,
Kometex, which means "wearing long
hair." Tho Ancionfs gavo it this nnmo
They always move about tho Sun as
their common ccutre. We learn from
astronomical history, that tho Chineso
recorded thciradveut at least COO yean
before tho birth of Christ. It is also
claimed, by astronomers that , aim eta
iirb'iiiirnbered by tho million, but ma
ny of them are never visible from our
glnlo. Tho great comet that now and
fur some weeks, has been a most beau
tiful object in the eastern heavens just
before the dawn of day, is thought by
sumo astronomers to bo identical witli
the. ono that appeared 200 years ago,
and that also appeared iu 1759 and
Hgaiu in 1835. Tho comet that ap
peared iu 1835 stood t about the
samo angle as tho present ono nud was
iu shape almost identical. It will
pay any ouo to go out after half runt
thrco in tho morning, if tho weather
should bo favorablo, and view this
wonderful nnd brilliant stranger iu the
eastern sky.- (A little south of east.)
Its bright head, or nucleus, in size,
that of u itnr of tho first magnitude,
its silvery whito tail running far across
tho heavens southward, present a sight
of beauty and grandeur that you may,
never again behold. II.
LINCOLN COUNTT.
Near McCormack'i Church.
Tho young folks of tho neighbor
hood havo a most enjoyable and prof
itable "spelling match," which is held
in tho school houso overy l'ridny eve
ning from 7 till 0. All good, bad
nud iniliflereut spellers from adjoining
ueighWhoods aro respectfully invited
to como and participate. Tho school
hero is in a very flourishing condition.
Tho teacher, Miss Cettio Thurmond is
ouo of tho best wo ever had nnd is
giving universal satisfaction. Tho
school nt Coffey's, which is being
taught by Miss 1'attio McCormack,
numbers 52 pupils nnd is iu a most
prosperous condition.
MitB Minnio Cosby accidentally
stepped on a nail nnd bruised hnr foot
a short lime since, and tho place to all
appearances was for a time thought
to bo well, but lately it becamo very
much inflamed, and now she is suffer
ing tho most excruciating agony
from it.
Miss Bettio Martin, .near Turners
villc, who has been ill for coveral
months is much better. Mrs. George
Carter, Jr., who went on a visit toher
parents at Jamestown, is very low
with fever. Her husband has gono
thero to watch by her bedside. Many
friends hero anxiously hopo for her
spoedy recovery. Littlo Bettie,daugh
ter of Dr. T. B. Lewis, is very sick,
ono aide being paralyzed. Your Ilua-
tonvillo correspondent has neglected
to stato for several issues tho condi
tion of Dr. Brown, who was reported
as very ill with a ccrinin lever tneu
raging in that community. His friends
hero aro very uneasy on tho subject.
Elder Stephen Collier preaches hero
on tho 4th Sunday morning and night
of each month. Thero is some talk
of getting him to hold a protracted
meeting on his next visit. Later
They have decided to have the meeting,
beginning 4th Sunday and continuing
through tho tho week, nt night only,
after Sunday.
ttsib1&5iK3
Cofttlv-nnea-if
Hick HoiuUclie
Olironlo Dlar
rhoMii Jaundice,
Impurity of lliti
llloott, Fever tft-J
Ague, Malaria,
ana all I)Ueae
cnnftril hy Ie
rmngement of Liver, lloweU and Kidney a.
SYMPTOMS OF A IHSKASKO MTKIU
Had Itrtath, Tain (n the Side, sometime the
pain It Ml under ih Shoulder-Hade, mktaVcn for
Kheumatiim, general Iota of appetite. Itowcls
generally Coturc, anmetlme alternating with laxf
the head U troubled with pain. It dull and hear jr.
with comlderahle lots rt memory, accompanied
with a tulnful trA tfn of leaving undone tometlilne
which ought to have hi en donej a alight, dry cough
and flinhcd face It tome time nn attendant, often
tniiuken for ccnsumulon, the patient complaint
of wearlneM and debility j nervout,eally ttartled;
feci cold or burning, tometlmc a pricVly tenia lion
of the akin exltit, tplritt are low and despondent,
and, although satUfieil that eierclte would be bene
immoi
erv re
I the abore irmptomt attend the diteaie, but cases
ficlal, yet one can hardly summon up fortitude to
try ll in uci, omnisii every rcmcuy, ocrcru
of the abore trmptoms attend the diteaie.
have occurred when but few of them e tilted, vet
examination after death has shown the liter to
have been extensively deranged.
It should lo used hy all persons, old nnd
young, whenever any of tho above
aymptoras appear.
Persons) Travellne or lMvtni; In Un
healthy Localities, by taking a dose occasion
ally to keep the I J ter In healthy action, will avoid
all Malaria, Illllntts attacks, Dimness, Nau
sea, Urowtlnets. Depression of Spirits, etc It
will Invigorate hie a gLut of wine, but Is no In
toxtcating beverage.
If You havo eaten anything hard ot
fltgenlhtn, or feel heavy after meali, or aleep
Iti at night, take a dose and you will be relieved.
Timo and Doctors Dills will bo saved
by always keeping tho Kegulator
In tho House I
For, whatever the aliment may be, a thoroughly
safe purgative, alterative and tonlo can
never be out of place. The remedy Is harmless
and docs not Interfere with business or
pleasure
IT IS rUlTIXY VrOETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy of Calomel or
Quinine, without any of the Injurious after effects.
A Governor's Testimony,
Simmons Liver Regulator has been In use In my
family lor some time, and I am satisfied It Is a
valuable addition to the medical science.
J. Cill Shorter, Governor of Ala.
Hon, Alexander If Stephens, of da.,
says: Have derived some benefit from the use of
Simmons liver Kegulator, and wish to give It a
further tti.
"Tli only Thing Hint never falls to
Relieve." f hive med inny remedies for Dys
pepsia, Lfv r Afk-Uiuu oiJ Debility, but never
have ftAiud anything to benefit me to the extent
Simmons Liver Kegulator has. I sent from Min
nesota to Georgia for It, and would send further for
such a medicine, and would advise all who are sim
ilarly a fleeted to ci re It a trial as it seems the only
thing that never fails to relieve.
P. M. J awmet, Minneapolis, Minn,
Dr. T. W. Mason says t From actual ex
perience In the use of Simmons Liver Regulator In
ir.y practice I have been and am satisfied to we
an 1 prescribe It as a purgative medicine.
Tak only the Gennlnc, which always
Vnppcr the red Z Trado-Mark
. of J. If. ZKILIX St CO.
' "Y ALL DRUGGISTS.
:B.AJR,Gr.A.
FOR the; next go days
M'ROBERTS&STAGG
-WILL SELI
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PUU!
AT COST. CALL AND SEE AND BE CONVINCED.
H. C. RUPLEY,
Stanford, - Kentucky,
Wlibct to Inform lila Patron. ofSl.nfonl ami vicinity tint he has rrtelrtd
A Splendid Stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
Which ho guarantees to make up in firit-class style. Satisfaction guar
anteed, or no sale. Catting and Repairing neatly and promptly done.
PENNY & McALISTEK,
J"E3"7V7-3I5XJ3E33Fl.S.
TheLARGEST STOCK of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
AND SlXVJUItWAItE
Ever brought to this market. Prices Lower than the Lowest. Watches. Clocks sod
Jewelry Bepaired on short notico, and Warranted.
WAletef&lrigM
ruupesMimi.
Tho Queen of Homo.
When you think ot a queen you
tliiuk of a plain womau who sat oppo
site your father at tho table, or walk
ed ..with him down tho path of life
arm-iii arm Bomotiaies to tho thunks-
iMvini: banquet, sometimes to tho
grave, but always side by side, sooth
ing your littlo sorrows aud adjusting
your littlo quarrels, listening to your
evening prayer, toiling with the neo
dlu or at tho spinning wheel, and on
oold nights tucking you up suug and
warm. Aud then on that dark day
when sho lay adying, putting thoso
thiu hands that had toiled for you so
long, putting them together iu n dy-1
ing prayer commeudmg you to that
Qod in whom sho had taught you to
trust. Oh, tho was tho queon sho
was tho queen. You can not think
of her now without having tho deep
est cmotious of your soul stirred, aud
you feol as if you could cry ns though
you were uow sitting in iufauoy on her
lap, and if vou call her back to speak
your uamu with tho tonderness with
w,hich sho ouco spoke, you would bo
willing uu to throw yourself on the
sod that covers her grave, crying:
"Mother, mother!" Ahl sho was tho
queon. Your father kuew it. You
knew it. (she was tho queon, but the
queon in d'uguiso. - Tho world did not
recoguiro it. fDr. Talmage.
The Honemoon.
Lily nsks "What is tho origin of
term 'honeymoon?'" Well, Lily, wo
will bo teetotnlly amalgamated if wo
know what tho origin of the term was.
What the word honeymoon may havo
to do with that period when the young
husband aud wifo are getting acquaint
ed with each other's homo styles of
meanness, we are iree to state we do
not at this moment exactly know.
Think of waking in the dead hours of
tho night during this blessed timo,
called by tho poets and other counubial
savants, tho honeymoon, to find that
vour noblo Adolphus, whoso wholo
being seems to you, Lily, to bq the
very ncplus ultra, the ultima thulc nnd
tho pro bono publico of perfection
think of finding in that stilly hour, wo
say, when all nature is hushed, that
Adolphus suorcs enough to crack the
oteriml granite foundation of the uni
verse. There are places, no doubt,
Lily, where you can find out by ascer
taining what tho origin of this world
is, but at this moment the required
information has escaped our mind.
Boomeraug.
Tho four larcest churches in the
world aro said to bo of tho Baptist
denomination. Spurgeon's, in Lon
don; that of the Telugus, nt Ongule;
ono in Gcrmauy, near tho Russian
boundary, and tho First African Bap
tist Church, Richmond, Va.
It is a rcmaakable fact that every
timo Governor Blackburn pardons a
man in tho penitentiary ho Eends a
commission of Colonel to some other
lellow. Thero is a deep hidden mean
ing in this. Etown News.
Ono dollar and olovon cents is ex-
penned nn eacn person nnuuauy uiuio
support of tho gospel in this country,
82.02 per capita lor tho support of
publio shoots, and $28 per head to
keop up tho liquoMraffic.
A whaTocaught fire on a railway
dock in Boston and tho firo depart
ment was called out to savo the skele
ton. He had boou mounted for exhi
bition aud the loss is stated nt 89,600.
A St. "Louts boy drank" milk with
out taking tho chow of tobacco out of
his mouth. The milk washed tho to
bacco down his throat, and ho died of
nicotine poisoning.
Matreises mado of needles from
Bouth Carolina piuo boughs are said to
cure pulmonary and rheumatic ail-
men ts and au actiyo trade, in tbem lias
been established,
A healthy frog will reuiaiu alivo for
days after its blood has bceu with
drawn from its vessel and replaced by
u solution of common salt.
AjuvelTileglutton at Ashley Falls,
Mass., recently Bucked 39 eggs on a
wager aud wanted to suck a dozen
tnoro for a dollar.
T. Vf. VAIRON. WALLACE K. VABNON.
.T. W. & W.E VAHNON,
ATTOltNBVH Al? IA-"V,
BTANFORI), KY.
Office In Owite; A fckm'i Dew bulMlug up lUln.
II. O. KAUPPMAN,
A'lTOllNJilY A-t 31iA.W,
LANCA8TEU, KY.
Muter CounnlmloDcr and County Attorney. Will
practlco In all tho Courts of (iarnrd and adjoining
couutlia and In I lie Court of Arpeala.
ALEX. ANDEHSON.
ATTOIINEY A.T X.A.AV,
DANVILLE, KY.,
Will practice In the Couruofllojloand adjoining
countlea and Id the Court of Appeal!.
GROCERS,
St. Asaph Slock, Stanford.
OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS COMP1ETE. f
K ciiiItrnccH Staple and Fancy GrncuricH, Patent ami Family
Flour, Meal, Itacon and Lard, Tobacco and Cli;uris Wood
en, Willow and Tinware, Glasa and tiiceii8uarc. Cauiicrf
AnodH ol nil kinds a Hiiccialtj'. ICenieiiibcr tho place, "The
Corner Store."
PENNY & McALISTER
-DK1LXE IK-
DRUGS, E0 OKS, STATIONERY & FANCY ARTICLES.
PhjIeIni' rrrurlptlom accurately compounded. Pharmaceutical Preparations a specialty.
MAbTEUBON PEYTON,
A.'X'U'O I IV IU AT X.AW.
AND KXANIREB fOR TASKT COU2ITT,
Ullt.KTV, KY.
Will practice to all the Courts of Cuey and ad
joining counties, and In the Court of Appeals.
Dpeciai aueimon giTcu 10 collections, umce utcf
U.T. Pierce's stoie.
DU. J. O. OAHPENTEH,
STANFOltD. KENTUCKY
Office orer Bobt. 8. Lytle's store. Office houia
from S to 3J and 7 to 9 r. u.
J. J. WILSON,
DENTWT.
STANFOltD, KY
Uffico aud Residence, Upr Main St.
To toip prain in corn land or any ordinary lalul no preparation is needed where this implement
is used; nmpty drirt into the field and go to work teeding.
THE -s9L.IL.:OIC3Nr
HARROW, CULTJITATOR & SEEDER.
Three First-Class Implements Combined in One.
Making the leaf and cheapest implement cier produced. An implement that it indispensable in
i tcry crop cultitxited.
LEE P. UUPPMAN.
SUUG EON DENTIST,
HTANFOllD, KY.
Office South side Main Street, two doors abore
the Myers Hotel.
Pure Nitrous Oxide Oas administered when required.
tUBS
U. CMOHQAN, D. D. B.
OENTIHT.
Will Le In Stanford one week
of each month, from Urat Monday. Dental rooma
InSLAsspli Hotel, orer oico'isicr a "("
ooeBlen.JAi Lancaster utvv wwoi m u.v
roin third Monday Dentsl rooms In Masou Mouse.
Ifeeilfcn. Pure nitrous oxld Ee administered
wuen necessary.
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The Albion fcprlug-Tooth Sulky Harrow and Set-dor,
For less money tlum required to obtain a grain drill, which can only be utilised in one nup,
this implement can be had, uhich vill put in alt kinds of small grain in the very best tKUUkr i;i
less time and triVA less labor than the best grain drill made.
IuTJIXT5I2R !
Fencing and IlullJliiK Lumber for talo at Mill
2mlleaNiulh or HUhland, this county. Orders
solicited ..r Timber. Joins. Studding. Lattice,
Ac, either Oak or Poplar. Prompt atteutlou tl-
Excelsior Art Robins
EDWARD H. JF0X, Propr.,
North-halt Corner of Main and Third Streste,
DANVILLE. - - KENTUCKY
Hating recently renlted my rooms with all or the
modern luiprureiucuts, 1 now hare the
Plnt'Dt Unllcry in Cciitrul Kentucky I
Whcu rou wlall Dans ille, don't tall to call and see
rue. liespectfully,
48l.il r:liVAltl II. VOX,
Photographer Ky. Oeoloeleal BurTcy
Stanford Female College.
NT,NFOKI, KY,
With a FulhCorps of Teachers,
Thlsjostllullon will open Its TblrleeiilU Bculoo
on the d Muudsy In beptemUr next.
A I.I, Til K DKANCUBJOKA
THOnOUGHENGUSHCOUl.SE
Are tsujht, aa well as
MUUIO. TUB LANaUAQEU. DUAW.
INO AND PAINTINd.
Position of Teeth and Later while at work.
Then by detaching the Seeder ym luive the bat Harrow in the trw W, onelhat vill do mute uork
once noinn onr tie around than an irdinary harrow vill tn a dosen, besides doing the vuik
faster and uith wore em.
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TERMS MODERATE.
In Tuition, prlcee rauje from Ii3 to 50 In lb
regular DetiarlmenU. Primary, IU; Inter mediate
f0; Prcrakuy, 140, and Collegiate, fW.
, or full particulars, aa to Board, 4c, address
MKN. H. . THUKIIKAKT, sMuelpwl
Stanford, LlnejlpGi., K,
Position of Teeth and Leter while sot lu use.
Alter planting your crop, by remoting three Ueth you can thoroughly jiuwrue the sod, cubnule
anddestrtheKeedtintuvroKtoeornatatime,athingtluitno(4hereultnitorua
At first ttatett, here it nn iinplemeat that can be used in ettry ervp eulttwted and one that a m
celled in turn by any other implemcnt;durable and ttuple. Fanncri, ton ami see: if, get s.
pie and try it If it dot not do what vc claim for it, ut do not mint your menry.
GEO. D. WEAREN, Agent, Stanford. Ky.
W. Iu WJTHliRS, AgU Ianeatlcr, Ky J. 11. llJiVA', Agt., Richmond, Ky.
, y , xytftJAXS. AalL llustunville, Ky.
Hon. T. B. Montgomery's Testimonial. I have cultivated mycrvp of corn tkueeaum vdh At
Albim OvinbUed QuUUator, llamm atw! ikedcr and can tay ml W haUatton that a it the best
harrow or cultivator I ha ve ever teen. Can plow ten acres of corn a day uOh all eate U iott tk
work perfectly, and lean cheerfully recommend it to vy fanner fnendt. Shot U. Muntgomeiy.
To mw grain uith this Seeder no eitra hand in reqvirpl to clean it from fltkatthUU A Jn
by tht Ji iter tn'lAottf ttoping or getting off hit teat.