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Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1884 sem1884112101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1884 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ' . Semi VOLUME XIII. a.-StaiX Hi - imfefi -- mtfnal 1884. STANFORD, KY.f FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, NEW SERIES-NUMB- ER 304 1)k CLOSING OUT SALE "N. -- ! A.T- - i Ji.W. Hayden's Store STANFORD. IKTZ". CASH,, V p In order ' to close out my Immense Stock of Dry Goods quickly for v J! -fIM fllry froofls, ooo Notions, Boots upfJuD I offer .atretailL' 1 "WORTH sj) t erfi i . and Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Fancy Groods, Ate, ' etc., at and below wholesale cost. J A i nil . A greater portion of the stock is New AND SEASONABLE, having been bought for the present trade, and the goods are of superior quality and style, adapted to the requirements oi tlie best tt&de. The unseasonable goods in stock are selling BELOW FIRST COST and induce purchasers to feuy and carry over lor Spring and Summer use. fee&t Bargffiias in a ffeeisales.limited amount ofitail-ei)- d and slightly damaged goods, sold regardless of cost to insure quick The sale ,is J. W. HAYDEN. strictly for cash and no accounts will be made, sea-Km- 's Myniicelh,iKtBtuckr, PAINT LIC. '' of Mr. Maine, it it well they, There are not few "eho, after ride Nearly every bould know wby ,tlra claim jof IJIaUe'a ihroogh the froa 8taniort! to this if about dry. election wM pf4 .ill. ike hM(Meh. nlaw, would pilaktiktHaera would be bat There ua?e a I National republican Com Utile show for a newspaper solicitor, for the idling around our It appear tua 41 ctle-Kraold SlaU road on which I came runs along UU i($120,000 io debt. After the jNMrfatt the rpoblcao8 scqnletea' in fci K OMifiARD COUNTY. It is not slranse that the .negroea of the .. South should be alarmed oyer the news of cistern and well In town . tbadsftat ih eottjr . . W 1 very few negroea Tillage since the elecbeen diafierglrw to filatns in New York there waa glren assurance by toaso ol tbe wealthy men whojMjoed it that Jhey woald.jfthaalj.iJeau'cootractd b the cotnsalttM would m met sail canceled. With tUa efts Unit the ecait(e 'incur one conditional dton future red .1 .T Vfhtu a day or two after the r jMLJptpl. 4t4fiH AVaw a Were Call! !upea to make Rood that there wat a jrea eral failure lo collect tbe protafiied aobe, a the wont'pirt of the tbrei counties of'lltn tion. ' coin Pulaski end Wayne. kMjHf WW the double f&llHaji aaasjwn Ocfeat.' Td'cx' lMBUlltHiTH'(iix taU'JUe.i.a tie IftjttV ft reason thai under euch a atateof affaire aome of the rich men who had promised would pay up,ad.siBwhIle"lt nt would gire time to levy on an extra asaeas-meon the faithful, who were deluded with the idea that under "fair cotilt" Blalna wu elected. The ruie only partial ly jtsoceeded a the cataatiltte la till ia .'deep waUr, heafily freighted wiib a debt it Washington cor.Cotet-saafel44s et dlacharce. al Gentle. One 8pME 8crEiiKLUous Patjuotu. ftiVee'forms which we may expect from Prea if fdVnt'CIeveland's Administration will be a reduction o( tbe expanse of collecting tbe national taxes. The receipt laat year from the Internal Ilerenue Department, were Sl2l,l00,030. To collect thii sum it coat $5,100,000, or about 4 J per cent. Tbe work dan be ai well if not better done for leea money. In many of the districts the collectors are burdened with supernumeraries forced upon tbem by tbe party boras. President Cleveland will get rid of these superfluous patriots. In other wordst be will see to that the departments arc organized for the benefit of tbe service and not for tbe benefit of tbe gentleman who draw silarie from Uncle Sam for "po- litical work."-Oroe- klyn Eigle. aathused over democratic jubile wbteh 'was to e held there Tueeday night and wblchjrovW a great auccea. A number of cordial tn hrlWUkni were seat to this place to Judge Oertley and Mr. R, C. Warren to tVt'r, but owlag to the very bad' K&hpr and tbe long distance, they reluctantly declined. The dsmocraU subscribed liberal ly to ltMHa.Mhaar, one of the prominent citixens beaded the list with t950. On reaching Monticello Tuesday,! was greatly surprised to find uch a rice little town, as I had S3 often heard thit It wu a very rough place. The first gentleman I met waaCol. J.KnorFraxir, who very kindly offered his attistaBce. After tramping about a while I called on Judge J. At Phillips, the gentlemanly editor of the Siynal, and found him to be a thoroughbred Kentucky gentleman, After staying here a few days I will turn my face to "Stanford, the prince of tbe towns of Kentucky." Among the visiting lawyers here are Col, Van T.Z.Morrow, Geo. B. Stone, Winkle, Judge M, H. Owsley and . C. Warren. Good crowd attend court, but the merchants and othera eay that it is a very dull time with th&n. Col. Morrow, although a republican, gave me much aieislance, (or which I am very thankful. Rumor has it that Messrs. J. G. rIIail ' and R. T. l)unegan will tn a very short time start a true democratic paper In Somerset. No name has et'bstn decided upon. atre Bat I am glad that I am able to say that there area great stripping it. many wxrm kearfid and ged Heads. to be The party of hunters that went from found. 'Oa'arriving at SomtrUl Monday this place to Tennessee, killed in six days, morni I feand a vary small crowd in at 14 deer and eertral wild turkeys. ticdance and builne; feVy dull, Erery Some worthleM curs made a raid ca body seeaaed to be greatly We have had just enough rain to pat tobacco in case and farmers are all basy ftk Mr. Ed. Ballard's sheep, Tueeday night, and killed and wounded two orftbree. Mr. Clayton Beet, of Texas, returned home Monday, bis isister accompanying him. Mr. Judge Pesrl and Mrs. E. II. Hackney, of London, are visiting relatives in this vicinity; MeawiiJD.'X. Prewltt and Took Hubble, two of Lincoln's cattle traders, were here Wednesday looking'after cattU. The election of Cleveland and Hendricks has caused many a sad heart and melancholy look among the republicans here. One at Lowell ia taking It so bard that he says he will cut his throat before he will live under a democratic president. What a pity he didn't do that before tbe election, then he would not havo lost his vote. Claratind'a election, and that Hi ant of them should actually .year that ihey are in dan ger of being reduced again to servitude. For twenty yara the conscienceless leaders ol the republican party in the South have dinned into tbe ears of these jgnoranl and credufosa blacks the assertion that, if a democratic President cme In they would bet put back in,to slavery, in 0TtT t P the negro vote solid and maintain them-etlte- s in power. One pf tte test features of the result la (hat the African raca' In tbjs country will .now escape from the. aw.y of this terrible nightmare,'' .Bropk-ly- n Union. COMMERCIAL HOTEL! TWQJFAR ' IeSerfbriale two'Cama, Irtngroa tbetHssftcd I bare ranted the ebore centrally located Hetel, and Bomeflt elks, one eontalnlnc i Art. entfrsaatUfaclioar kalfralleeaitof Warnaieurr Sadea,,a8. Ja.BC.. and will ute ersry eflort to giro Bd oae pf JJ& Acrtt, 1 Mile boiMi of said ataatti tothe public. Neaf, coolrobmi; exceUeit tafclej HtlnibTe rrult,' pleaty f -a- ter,Xsteapr eta, eaeeprat- -. OWaiaeaeaU. sl'ANFORD.XY. jr. B. FOB SAfcE. awin H ""' C4WK. - r.rem,.a,r. S J WajaeetKHS.r- - WoolCardingi&SpinniQg W are running our mill for Carding and Spinning ancTdolngtODd'wortr." Woot can be tent by ezpreea to ua and returned tamt ay; aadwtxed. ro-i- in bundles. Cardinj white rollJ, S'pU., bUak 10 2 oeota added when we your wool and-glvm a trial. ctAT Is .powwhn srewr Send on af fumUk.it. ' Js ,FreparlHg fer 4a, Idrely ' tlUbellaburf.Ky ATaee ' ' far-nUb- . a n - . i . .miir ' r Hit line of goods, In every variety oauaUy fbosMl Tho list bf goods canned haa been enon of tbe kind. I tn a flrtt-cltlarge tad complete. by a company in St. Louis, which larged VI has begun canning rgs. A, factory 'haa I offer for tale prlrately my farm, near the mile, weal of Mt. Judicious Alterationa in the Iatemai been erected and' it now in qperstioa'whcra Balem Secure Boom Oomfbrt county, containing Lincoln asd Better Display: they will can one million desta aBBtUy. SVH'AareeO la h Jasgenarnoec taetlace and the other lm proTeuienta are fair. It It.vell The egg are put through rome pott of pro- Watered and fenced. I bate's acre la tobacco 'and Particular attention U called to lrioorn. that, I will rltb cess by which tbe yolks and whites are J J acra Dot, as tbe purchaser jell.eltnjrTraii 4ke lib- - A. farm or dealm. tho Large asd XUga&t Additioa Beparated from the shells vnd the substance era). Call on or adJrett iJB.ltr. MVXtf. 211.2m Mt, ?alm, Kyj x ..fitotk (a then dried and canned. One teaspoonful rAad arttebM o wl. Is aald to be rqual to one egg and It ia warranted to keep fresh three years. Poit-dfflr, tjflew.v. f Stw J8. E.C Watqk.B.M. Lombardy poplar tree, which cast little shade, are grown in tbe cultivated Golds of France. Fuel is so scarce there that boughs trimmed annually from tbete tren are of a eold in shape of faggots of cent per pound. ' i ' ' ' CUIIK POU 1'ILKH. Pile ar frtiucutlr rrccJwt ljr it tenia of elsht Intlis back, lolui anil lower jmrt of tlio alxlomon, ciiulDBtliopstlent to ill'l'oiololiai 101111) uffcctloa one-third "So you are tbe new girl?" aald the board era to the prettv watter las, "and what name are we to call you?" "Pearl," said the maiden, with a eiucy toss ot her head. "Oh," asked the smart boarder, "are you the pearl of great prlct? ' "No I'm the pearl that waa cast before wine," retorted tbe pretty waiter. "There waa a long sijence broken only ol tlis klJatt or nrlgUlorlntr organi. At ttmr,- - by the rustle of the'tllea in the milk pitch? ' Cmplomtof iaillgntloit nrs preif lit, at flatulency,. er, " ' uticailnui of tho atumacli, fttf. A moltturt, Ilka porirlratlon, proJacIng n ery dUagrif alio Itcblag, aftir gi'ttlnjf vuroi, it a very common uttemlant. Ulln.l, niwJInr ami Itchlnj rilrt ylcM at olc to the application uf Dr.'Hoiahkoi Tilt ltomedy, Hliichnctt directly upon ha pnrta affectcJ, abtorblne tbe Tumor", allaylnr the Intcuia Itching anj affecting a porniancut curr. 1'rlco CO ceuti. AdJrttt the Pr, StfUbyMcRob UoaabkoMrdlcluCo.,riiua,01ilo. HOSAKUO. Tblt name hai become to f imlllar with the mott of "people throughout the United Statet that it It hardly nccrtiary to ttale that bo It thu originator ol tbe great Dr. Dotanko'i Cough and Long Bjrup, tb peopb't farorlte remedy, vrbererfr known, for Congbi. Cold, Consumption and -- U alfvctiona q( the Throat and Langi., Frica SO ctnti and 1.00. old by MohotwriaVetaM.- pr. ' When President elect Cleveltnd resigns Oaring determined to' change my builneaa, I on the arsem-blin- g oSer lor tale (prlTately) my Saw &Ull,alluated on Bruib Creek, in Casey county, Ey. The Engine of the Legislature, be will be suc- laautlonary; Boiler 0xl4 Kagine lOxiO: atEdging B. Hill, who tached. The property It Sawn and Qritt M1U and Two Hearts and Oxe Bueath. "Fer- ceeded by Lieutenant Gov. D. his dinand, my love, why do vou alt so far was Mayor of Elmira when elected to In Good Banning Order. present position. Hill will serve 4 Gov from me this evening?" she anxiously Timber plenty and acceulble t would be willing ernor until Dc. 3, 1385. The Mayors of to exchange for good ftrm stock, euch aa Mules, top of late. Horse, Cattle, Ac. to engage In the lumber bull-nePersons wlihlng He was silent and remained sitting at New York towns seem to be on will And a cood opening by applying to the opposite end oi the sofa. A mountain of wild honey two hundred HIGH LOG AX. 250-- tf Uuitonrlile, Ky. Again she spoke. Again he was silent, feet high and one hundred and fifty wide hesitated and finally murmured. haa been discovered among the rocks of "Isabel, my deaf, I blush to tell It, but I California, says a San Francisco paper. have been eating onions Probably some young man has just fall- GHE5APEKKEAND OHIO ilY. "You darling!" exclaimed the lovely en in love for the first time and thief is only girl with a look of glad surprise illuminat- the San FraocWco way of expressing his ing her face as she sprang close to his aide, feeling. Boston Globe, -- ronwell Citizen. "so have The alliterative Blaine parson may deWashington, Philadelphia N.Y. Logan Ia the wone defeated man of the rive what comfort he can from the knowlThe only line running party, He has lost tbe Vice Presidency, edge that the "party of Rum, Romanism and, in grasping for that shadow he haa and Rebellion" Is now the Rooster that PULLMAN NEW SLEEPING CASS lost the substance of a seat in the Senate. Rules tbe Rooat. -- Atlanta (Ga ) Constilu The Illinois Legeslature is eitbsr demo tlon. cratic, or so close that Logan's election is Positive Cure for Piles. raosf entirely out of tho question. Well may people of this county we would aay that "Things have went To thebeen glrtn tbe agency of Dr. Marchlil'a Iioals vllle, Cincinnati hb1 "Black Jack" exclaim: webara lngten, Ky., guaranteed ally af;in me." Italian Pile to cure or modey refunded Internal, External, Marmalade ia now made from banana Blind, Bleeding or Itching Pile. Price 60 ctnU An enterprising a box. No cure, no pay. Penny Sl McAUiter, skins In Philadelphia. Connecting in aame depot with nut trains tor Italian has opened a factory and employs Druggltta. about twenty Italian boys, who gather the HNTO-VDaughters, Wires and Mothers. banana skins from tbe gutters and carry emphatically guarantee Dr. Marchlil'a We ,Dan them to the factory, where they are washed a female remedy, to cure Female Dlaeaa-e- t, The Direct Xoute to L ville.S&rftlk, such aa Orarlan trouble, Inflammation and ground and cooked with sugar and flavor-- AXE Ulceration, Falling and dliplacemtnt or bearing ing. down feeling, Irregatarlttlet, Barrenneat, Change All Virginia and North Carolina A single redwood tree furnished all the of Life, Laucorrbota, betidea many weakneaaea Points. to For tickets and timber of tbe Baptist church at Santa Rosa, tprlnglng from tbe abore, like Headache, Bloat- your neareat ticket furtherer information, apply address 6Bce, deW.Ts. ARWOLB, edifices In ing, 8 plnal Weakneaa, Sleepleieneei, Nerroua W. J. Baao, Cal., one of the largest church bility, Palpitation or tbe Heart, Ac. For tale by AdTertltiog Agt., Ticket and PJu gt, country. The church was built entirely of druggist. Pricetlland tt 60 per bottle. Bend assrreartti Aty "iHStf' wood, and there was enough of the; ;re left to Dr. Marcbltl, Utlca, N. Y for pamphlet, free. , u . aa.-JFor, sate byPenoy & McAlltter, DrugjtaH. for.GOtOOO'sBiogles. as Governor of New York at MiUor j&le! I MISSISSIPPI -- B..I . The Direct Boute to St. Louis & the West Northwest and Southwest by the way of JLOCINVILIiE er CINCINNATI. & Tr31IS mate All lonnection atliTlIle'aud Cincinnati Lightthose point with tbe direct ning Expresa on tbe Ohio Louis and all points West. t Mississippi for 8b fcou-nul- cker Kentucky's Route East n'y f'om Loulsrllle or Clneia-1- U to St. Lout, being two other line, gltlng bur peaeeegece than time for mcala and first choice of teats la train going West. ( TJrM HOUlS nati any "f I!"-Lo- 12Hours Quicker KSlSt way Chicago. Ine going by O. & M. Alwayt maket A SOMD TRAIN Fast Tirao Icx WASHINGTOK CITY. T and Sara ill Line at Com-neotio- ns -- With Olntmeit-emphatlc- St Louis and Intermediate foists. ! No Ferries! NeOnllaT)rwa-fera- TtTorli. Jg yiSi: Connections made In Union Depot, St. Lool. with trains of line going West, Mortkwtat. mod Southwest. II you are going weat to any point, call on or wilto to tbe undnnlgued. For full and reliable information In regard t Land, Ac. in tbe Wratern Htatrt, Maps Oaid and lowest special rate lor Ticket sod HooseteM Uood to all points Weat call on or addrtaa O. II. ALSOP, Passenger Ag't Ohio A Mississippi aUUsrar, Htn4sVisrc My W. B. BHATTDlJ. W. W. PKABODY, Oea'l Fssn. Aaj(, Prea'tandQen'lMan'gn C. W. PABiy. Central Passecger Igtat, - Cincinnati, Obie. Mr. John H. l'urdom and Miss Nm- TI1B me shannon obtained license to marry OF Wednesday. November 21, 1884 hnd. SUaford, Ky., Twentv-twA comlele and revised list of the memnew suits appear on the bers of the next House gives the democrats memorandum book of the Circuit Court W. P, "WALTON. 181; republicans, 142; fuiion 1 and green since last term, five, of them being appealed Is a moro conular man thnn Bolvn Lnnk-wnnr- t nvnr wn. Bolva got on- back 1. Twenty States in the Union send whisky cases. ly ono voto in Lincoln County; tho Dr. gota tho support of llthe The Bella Moore Mountain Pink Com anything were lacking to prove the a democratic majority of Congressional del uooa liootting uaaios; uno ugiy ones traao olaowuoro.) IU;ASONS:-I- Ie unfitness of James G. Blaine for anr egation, three States a tie and fifteen re pany have put up handsome bills and will Iiuh Iirnn HimrUIlue entire floods, hvIIh cheap, HiHlRiTCHu tiHiitlHoiucpitlrot viiHCM to lliu IhiIv who UrHt rafu1enca or trust whatever, it is more publican. The democratic majority in the open for one night at the Opera House; that SHOES, BOOTS . thirty-nines erlzeH anil ropentH afght being the 21th Inst. tliu New Drug; Ntore tlilH HhI: Uaa farswhed bj his blood r birt speech next House is MullcltiMof AllKlndi, DottlM for the liable, Carson, the young man who killed -- BOLD BY Splcetfor r.cklltiff. hie home In Maine Tuetdar night of the members of the present House are Made at ratent Medietas, Unlinenti, Holiday Uoii. West at Hustonvllle Monday night, was to aserensde. Like a whipped returned. inaaawtr Blood Purifiers, Cough Milium, ilalr Kenewen, here Monday nearly all day. Those who of the Toilet car ht howled out his denunciation Kc 1'owdern, Face PjHi, MOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS. know him say he was pretty well steamed Tollt Self, OLut for Klllog Ky, Cigars fortbeUenttenco SoBtb, to which he attributed his sole cause -- December wheat is quoted (.Otlll'l, at Chicago up when he left for home. HilrOlli, Ilalr IrJiLe, of defeat and used words of reproach Tooth Bmihfi, Clolhft Itruihu, I'atnt Bruibe, ignomini-a?2J Mattingly & Sons, of Lebanon, bought toward it that none but a vile, Mttuoiindum Book., 1'ocket Uooki. Paper, Joseph E. Brown was to the in this and Garrard counties In the past wretch would applj. A thief at heart, Envelopo, I'toclli, lot, Frithrr few days 15 head of 15 hand good mare Lain, scoundrel br nature and an arrant U. S. Senate from Georgia. Chltnniyi, In reference to the value of these Brongn, Dutttn, The first snow of the season in the mules at prices averaging $135 each. HtliTl, Porte Kulte', coward, when he can not hide behind celebrated Boots and Shoea wo re Molln titrlngt, Whlipr, 8IH, Dealers say this is a decline of about $15 other mea's backs, he shows himeelf in his Ohio Valley fell on Monday. loilruineoti lor the llllctrd. (Hate, The mail is carried on 117,100 miles of per head in the same clats of atock in the spectfully reler you to the .following Chalk Crtjrotu. to be an incendiarj, willing bitter speech Mixed flints, r.lnti, Varntihef, gentlemen who have.bought them and Smoking ToUcco for the (runlmotheri, ad ansions to excite the colored people railroad in the United State. In 1634 It paat year. Illtd'ex), The" ladies of the 21 Presbyterian know their merit. The list is taken In ihort, anything you tnt, errn ll It be a good look In clerk of tk South to anr deeds of violence that was carried on 34 miles. Since the cholera appeared in France church are to give an "Old Folks Concert" from memory and of course many .lkey ir their bliedaeea and Ignorance may trnggest. A deeper dyed, more disgusting about four months ago, there have been on the night of the 27th Inst., at the Opera names are omitted; House. The proceeds to be for the benefit than over 13,000 deaths from the disease. a d baser scamp does not exist It E. Barrow, The, new city clock at Lsxlngtoa cost of the church on which extensive alteragood Oasaes O. Blaine, upee whom the T. D. Nowland, tfesple- of the country have forever put the $850, exclusive of the bell, which is the tions and repairs have been made the past CO years. Saniford Irwin, summer and fall. veal of condemnation. We dislike to spsaL same that has been used for The Coon Hollow distillery on the Last week settled the fact that "Tom" tkis-waF. D. Albright, of a fallen foe, but when that foe DEALER IN aawtaad of acknowledging his defeat like a Knoxville Branch was burnednd with it is a lucky name, for Tom Hendricks was James Duddcrar, of the United seeks to stir up a war of sections and 1,491 birrels of whisky and 1.S00 cords of declared Vice President-elec- t Hoi-hBU), H. C. Bright? , NUook, Hardware, Groceries, NaildlcH, State; Tom Gentry drew the $15 cash races, bo words are too severe with which wood. Insurance $&2,0e0. NatlM, Iron, QiiectiNware, IIiikk Whips, . h. Bruce, Joel Varansdalen died in the Pennsyl -- prize at the Andrew Novelty show Wednesto characterize him. HnRKT WheclH, 8(ovch, Cane Ml 11m, rictus, F. J. Curran, vania penitentiary yesterday. He was im day night and Tom Durham drew the $25 NpokcH, Lap Covers, Grate Cider Tcub years of democratic rule, says the prisoned in 1880 for forging the will of prizs at the same entertainment Saturday Ed. Carter, IlliiiH, Corn NheUcrx, Collars, Mleuoware, 3Smr-i-or- k IforW.wUl dispel all the illu- - Robert Whitaker, involving SSOO.OOO. night. C. E. Martin, unscrupulous- i raised by the partisan sheriff-elec- t At Masonheimer'a Restaurant, oppoB. H. Black of Lamar Geo. T. McRoberU, Oliver Chilled, Champion Steel and Brinley Combined PUwi, Wooden aad for political effect. The South will bo county, Texas, was assassinated at the door site the Court House, Danville, Ky., meals ' Cast W. T. B. White- - , Paapi, and the Celebrated Mayfleld Elevator. Tin Hoofignorance 'will of his residence, in Blossom Prairie and are served at all hours, Game always on Solid" in the future because ing and Guttering will have prompt attention. Isaac Phillips, disappear and the negroes will died before he could make any statement. and In its season, Oysters, fresh fish, band Rev. H. C. Morrison, era that the white residents of their own Robert Brjce McPhun has been arrest- and similar delicacies served in all styles States have naturally more regard for their ed in Louisville and is held for extradition and on short Botiee. Look out for the oonno. ..uurpny, jatereeta, and are more honestly concerned to Calcutta, India, where he is wanted for a sign "Woodbine Reataurant" and call when Craig Lynn, you are hungry. F. W. Masonbeimcr A for their prosperity than republican parti-eas- a forgery by which he obtained $120,000. Smith Baughraan, who only tnfrancitted them because The Patent Office cleaned $244,019 Co.Dinville. Ky. Eld. Joseph Ballou, The Danville Literary Club (Anacontkey could use them for their own purposes during the fiscal year. There were 35024 Dr. Hugh Ileid, . & wp, if they could, would re- - applications for patents during the time, da) met Friday evening at the residence of Judge M. C. Saufley, to a condition of political rervi an increase of 3.08S over the previous Mr. K. if. Jacobs wnea laose present were entertained by elaborate erseys on "The George Logan, 4de only a little less degrading than the year. baadage from which they were released by One hundred and fifty pounds of pure Antagonism of Christianity and HeathenDr. J. G. Carpenter, ' ! r. ism" byjRevs. R. H.Pierce aad R. A. John- gold and a basketful of rubies were among OKiLSaS John Bosley, Other members of T he New York Sun his but a puny in the valuables of the dowager of Queen of stone.Messrs. Jaa. L. Allen,theO.Club present A. It. Penny, Drugs, Books, Stationery and Beatty, A. iJaeace ia its city if we are to judge by the Barmah before she was removed from were Judge J. M. Philips, M. J. Durham, J. C. Fait, R. II. Cheek, rauuy nruuiOB. ouic- - Slsi rctsroa. It championed the caue of Ben power. Br: vw'trare ; Peter Carter, United Senator Inmar has commenced P. Jacobs, A. B. Nelson, J. W. Proctor, C 'Satfe and abated with all its might Gov. Pbyiiclana' inscription accurately compounded W. E. Varnon, Chrrelaad. Butler got 3,499 votes in the suit in the United States Circuit Court of H. Rode, J. B.' Walton, J. 8. Van Winkle W. F: McClary, Oevelasd's plurality there is nearly New York against the Government to re- and J. W. Yerkes. mtT. Your correspondent has received a copy cover $100,000 for cotton .taken from his 5QJM0. Dana no doubt feels like remark John Bright, Sr., Kji of "The Dentonian" published at Denton, jKjBE-f- t flMWfjl plantation in 1865. ' ' Willie B. Walton, The Largest Stock of Watches, Clocks, Whenever I think of what I am Mr. Winfield Scott, of Abilene, Tex., Texas, by J. A. ilann & Co. It is a sprightJohn Dudderor, And what I osed to u, Jewelry and Silverware was a poor man ten years ago. Now he ia ly little paper and bears the marks of the lieeJ like 1'va bartered rajaeli away, Tom Stone, of a national bank, has sold this energy which characterizes everything the president Keer brought to this market Pricra Lower than , 3?i,lhout sufficient cause. the Lowt.u WaubM. Clocks aod Jewelry n- Charles Crow, year $110,000 worth of cattle and has still chief editor, Major Jno. A. Hann turns .. I , , TZ palred on short notice and Warranted. XxsTScncT ibould have her laws as to on his ranches cattle valued at over hisattention to. In days "while yet the $300, Rev. J. M. Bruce, lite letiMA of J"er official vote to the proper 000. down was on the cheeks of both" John and I . G. O. Helm, aWitks-efcafe&that the result could The first ten miles of the Rockerville the writer were friends and from those Master Peyton, arekaownat least the same year of the and Vienna turnpike has been let out at days until now, the wish and trust has Jectioo. A number, of the ountiesin the $1,855 a mile. Mason, Dand ridge & Co., never left the heart of the party of the J. A. Harris, .State b&TQ not thua far reported although are the contractors and, we understand will second part that he of the first part- might Zan Dudderar, Tmtc known the official vote of F.orlda go to work immediately. Clark County live long and prosper. Reuben Williams, , 4t t wrkkbsr everglades for. two .weeks or more. democrat. Mr. W. H, Banford is able to be out Wm. Carpenter, OB Kentucky the sub- There are said to be over 100 appli-cint- a again after a severe spell of sickness. Mr. D. B. Holticlaw, i would be long aad humiliating. for the Lexington poat office and a and Mrs. A. F. Offutt, late of Binipsor, DRUGGISTS UNO PHARMACEUTISTS, D. Perkins, Tag aaws is good all around. It is now dozen or more for the collectorship of In have removed to this county Mrs. Offutt George Penny, , ilgiiitnljirttTH V'!1-- - Hlisok LegWa-is- ternal Revenue; among the latter, Ger. was formerly Miss Amanda Mock, sister of P. H. Carter, James F. Robinson, W. C Owens and Jim Mesire. H. CV and W. R. Mock. Mr." G. P. retire m democratic sufficiently to E. C. Walton, Turner, of this county, was married ThursJbSb A. Logan and elect a gentleman and a Blackburn. -Fifteen cars loaded with Kentucky ex- - day at Lexington to Miss Lizzie Newcomb, ' J A. F. Evans, of which is Black Jaclc, if txiolar.Beither ' ' Drugs, Wall Paper, frine Mimical ' we are to judge by the way hespjts in men's hibits left Louisville for the New Orleans of Natchez, Miss. 'Miss Pet Bright went Thomas House, ChctBlcalK, Ileekk, Exposition, and Mr. Procter, the State Ge- to Nazareth, Friday, to visit her half sister, Liquor iBMfruciiiCsto, ' ileeeaad aardertWQqeea's English, Huff. Dudderar, 1'alntM, Ntallonery, Peeket " . ologist, who has the matter directly in Mies Jennie McCarty, who Is there at 8eapH,g Oils, TebacctMt, Cutlery, Daniel btagg, Jr iastead of the one legal hanging that charge, states that a number of others will , .. school. Mr. James Kinnaird presented his IeatapH, Perfumery, Fire Aran, Machlu will b arete day, Jolm Bush, at speedily follow them. R. B. Woods, r 2atttsckr commission as Notary Public to the county Ncedlea. JbesJagtoo, she could pat op, fifty of her Onr Jewelry, Sllrertraro and Optical (Joed Department Is' In Charge efCel. Richard Orr, .The County Canvassing Board discov- court Monday and was sworn in as such. aJIctutrdgj who will Itepalr VVatchcs aad Clocks Promptly aad la tke beat Thos. aicsst white murderers, a different state of ered five hundred additional votes for Lightall, the Indian doctor, is here atW. P. Walton,-Btjle. . w r aSaira would soon exist teethe dark and Bond, the democrat, which elects him to tracting big crowds by the fine music of his A. K. Denny, iileedy ground. tbe.eenate and breaks the supposed tie in band, the eloquence of his medical lectures Ilichard Cobb, the Illinois Legislature, giving the United the expert manner and painlessness of his ELECTION NOTES. R. T. Mattingly, States Senator to the democrats, who are teeth pulling and his personal appearance Cleveland', plurality ta Missouri is 33,- - wild with joy. W. J,-- Daugherty, He carries a watch thickly generally. Dr. M. L. Bourne, Dating the current fiscal year nearly studded with, valuable diamonds that cost Cteveksd's plurality in Alabama is thirty-fou- r million gallons of whisky must $2 500, while "Barbarous opulence, jewel Wffli Daugherty, be removed from bonded warehouses, and thick, suns itself on his breast and hands," ' John W. Bastin, ' Senator Bayard is frequently refer--re- either exported or thrown upon the mar-e- t. AKS- in other words his breast and hands are F. M. Flenner,, to as Cleveland's Secretary of State.. In the latter event nearly thirty-fou- r literally ablaze with the most valuable John Ferguson, --CotWcaford's official .majority is but I million dollars in taxes must be paid to stone. The buttons' on tits long gray ovej1 Golliday io the third . Geo. Dunn, & HalseU'a the Government by the owners of this whis-- frock coat are made of $20 gold pieces, A aad complete assortment FarBlttire, cmbracl) T 2,447. W. H. Higgins, coins, his long A few years ago one of the De Young those on his vest of $10 erythlag from (he Gheapeat to the Flacat Saitea. Mm No sweeping discharges are exptcteJ Mike Elkin, black hair hangs down over his shoulders need t kb to tho large cities) to make your pHrchaHCH, h aaaiter feeaa Mr. Ctevelaad'a administration on brothers, editors of the $an .Francisco and is said that he don't believe in the it Walker McKinney, Hhatqnautlty or quality yon vrant, aH I can and will dnpllcato unronicu, was muruereu in ms omce bj a devil. jcooant ef polities'. Robert Ferguson, any prlcen yon can obtain clHcwhcre, freight being added. Also -- Mr. C. W. Phillips left Thursdav for Benator McDonald says be is not a preacher named Kallock, who had taken W. F. McKinney, a full asKorinieut ol CoAIuh, CaCH, NhrondH and IlobcH, embrac candidate for the TJ. S. Senate, but he wants exception to something said about him in Terrill. Kaufman county, Texas, where the paper. Wednesday, the surving broth- his father lives and where he will make ! ing all the Now Nlyleu, bolls cheap and expensive. Ware Boss Dillion, loaee'Dan Yporheesget it. opposite St. Aiiaph Hotel, Stanford, Ky. Cleveland has engaged a suit of er, M. H, De Young, was shot and killed his home in the future. Mr. R. A.Welsh, Got. John Bright, Jr., roeaas at the Arlington Hotel, Washington by the "Hawaiian Sugar King," Adoph lepresenting the popular house of Bond, H. J. Darst, Utv, from Feb. 25 until after the Inaugura- Speckle. Johnson & Co., Lawrencebiirg, was here Jno. S. Owsley, T&4am Boss . tion. Sunday leaving in the evening'for Barbour-villCo. RELIGIOUS. James A. Carpenter, The republicans are so mad at the Mrs. C. M. Brown and her little Adam Pence, Rev. I. S. McElroy will preach at the daughter Laura were in town Thursday CHAMBERSBURG, PA. ProhibiUociata that many of them have Baptist church in Stanford Sunday night on their way to Birmingham, Ala., to join taken to drink ont of pure Bpite. Boston J. E. Florence, Awards at the Louisville Exposi Pive next. Herald. tion in 1883. Matt.(HutchinBon, Mr. Brown, who is in business there. Rev. J. M. Bruce writes from Crab Mestra. Louis Cohn and George Lawrence The official vote of 113 counties in sJc5lSlIi,tCi Uonlnes from 1 to IM liorsa power. Saw Mills froir Gabe Walters, A 8200 to the largest standard sires. Portable (Xn. Kentucky gives Cleveland 147,184 and Orchard that his meeting there ia progresi-in- g made a business trip to Cincinnati WedRobert G. Hail, Mills from tile North Carolina Mill Stons Co., the finely. There have been six additions to nesday. The family of Mr. C, W. Metcalfe' 114,577. There are five ceunties yet Blaise lieat Mills Id tho world for making meal or table H. Ballou, use. Write for prices. Address Wednesday night and many appear inter- will in about ten days remove to Atlanta toear from. Rev. A. C. Nowland, The Independent Republicans of New ested. Georgia, GEO. D. WEAKEN, Thanksgiving services will be held in issued an address congratulaAddie King, "Yerk have COUNTY DEPARTMENT. GARRARD QENEBALAOT., P. HAMTON, Jesse Walters, ting the country on Cleveland's election, the Presbyterian church at McKinney, on Trsrellng Agent. Lancaster. tlHiCAlTC 8rAroD, K .1. H. Bright, anion j believing that in bis hands every interest is Thursday, the 27th of November, at 11 Positively the largest stock, of Dia Chas. Dunn, A cordial invitation is extended to A. M. afe. monds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware and Dr. Lee F. Huffman, A friend all, to unite with us in the services. A Washington special says. in And a host of others. Rev. E. O. Guerrant writes: After Musical Instruments of any house of Speaker Carlisle, who is iu the city, says I have the largest stock and can candidate for any mature and prayerful deliberation, I have The Buell stock is tunned by tho tLat the Speaker is not a than any other Cabinet position. He much prefers his decided not to accept the work for Central make you lower prices long timo cold Hquorpro-cess- , you University this winter, but will spend much house. For every $1 worth of goods present position," ANDthereby producing soft and pleas you get chance Hunter Wood, of Hopkinsville, ought of it in the South on account pf my health. buy from now till Jan. 1st, Any method Musical Box with ant wearing material. Rev. E. Formin, D. D. of Richmond, free in a $200 Mandolinn 'oataad in with President Cleveland for a the place that will tan stock in ten to thirty fat Federal office. He was the only Ken Ky.,will assist Rev. J. E. Triplett itf a sac- 10 inch cylinder. Remember U. Thompson's Jewelry House, opposite days in order to makq it cheap will inckr delecate who voted for Cleveland in ramental meeting at McKinney on next J. " A Large Stock of the following Lancaster, Ky. 8ibbalh morning and night. Rev. J. E. Messenger. unavoidably .destroy its life, and when t fee caucus. Mapisok. Mr. Nathaniel C.Brown died tho oil used in dressing evaporates tho Gov. Brown, of Rhode Island, has ap- Triplett will preach at Richard's school-hou-- e on next 8abbath at 2:30 v. M. pointed Wm. S. Sheffield to the Senate to at his residence In this city let Friday leather becomes hard and brittle. A Notice is hereby given of a congrega-tlonnight, after a lingering illness, of consumptaeeeed Senator Anthony until the ssem-rtia- g meeting of the Presbyterian-- church tion. Mrs. Ford, wife of Mr. A. II. Ford, single thought should convinco you Baker Grain Drills, Buckeve Grain Drills, in Janutry, when of the Legislature McSherry Grain Drills, Hoosier Grain Drills, that notwithstanding tho difference in of Stanford to be held next Sabbath morn- died at the residence of her Beaaterwill be elected. ing, Nov. 23d, immediately after public Judge C. II. Beck, in Richmond, last Fri- price, you can better afford to buy Kalan"oo Harrow. Geo, Cash Clay wound up his bloody Champion Sulky Plows, Champion Steel Beam Plows, years. Lida, daughter Buell's Boots and Shoes. Cider Mills, Cane Mills, Cane Mills, Evaporate, diirteaafaJgn at Albany N. Y., and land-- d worship to hear report of commissioner day aeed sixty-siPeed OnUeTs', in the hospital there to be treated for appointed to prosecute pastoral call and to of Eld. Harry Turner was frightfully in Buggios, Carringea, Surroys, Spring Wagons, Farm GEO. H. BRUCE take such action as may be deemed wise jured by a runaway horse. m. Arnold Wagons, &o. fosae ekin disease perhaps leprosy, caught llinn iron bi political artoclatei. fBourbon and proper. By order of session, I. S. has sold to Lehman Bros. Baltimore, 42 Solo Agents for Buoll's Boots & Shoes, A few .Molliiennd FnrHt and Bradley Siilhy Plows nl Herald. McElroy, Moderator, Jaj, Paxton, Clerk. STANFORD, KY. C'nnt to close oul. head of extra cattle at 0 cents Hevre. --o Scin4MtdflBintoioronrnal The bitter tirade against the South by Blaine is denounced by the business men of 1- -, . .1 J -- II I mo umcinnaii nuu an uuuesi ujcu met .u. DANHLLE. BOYLE COUNTY. DON'T FORGET DR. BOURNE, Aw at If UDELL & THE NEW DRUG- STORE men Two-third- GEO. Hi BRUCE So, a & GO. to-da- - y Wi Hi HIGGINSi o Mill, liar 4 4, e, ' f a&e-ara- TATE 8 PENNY PHARMACISTS, (SS$&z&) !- JEWELERS. k - M 'R 0 BERTS & STAG G rEA.iji3iia in 4 -- m Opera House Block, Stanford, Ky., If Clear. el ',, UNDERTAKER, ef Fall Iealei- in Furniture Parlor n -- AIIEIV, 4 e. ciyr, 4r Taylor Manufacturing JrA Ken-tuck- GEO. O. WEAREIST, COMMISSION MERCANT MANUFACTURERS' AGENT. i poet-offic- al son-in-la- x &00.i less JtmrfiittcehlfiSntcnorlournul Stuaford, Xy., Novombor . TiniEEofMr. E B. BetiUj' children I 21, 1884 Iwe the diphtheria. 8ai'aok icrinderf, cairn, j' I. iN. lUlltnlngoln Ac, nt T. 11. butcher knlvw, lard WaltonV. LOCAL TIME CWD. (1 1 f I 4 I We have n few ladies' and children's ... l it a.w. Kicre strain" Bouth " Norn " ... . a.m. cloaks left that we will close out at cost. 'fnaator It catcnlatel on standard Hint. Bolar Klmlston & Owsley. ' timet .ibout 20 minutes fsiter 'a ' The nicest and largest assortment of tea LOCAL NOTICES. cakes and jumbles ever brought to this Boy your echool book from Tate A market at 8. 8. Myers'. enny. Heaikjiiaiiteiw for echool books at Mc The Kink will open tonight. Adrais-slo- u Roberta &8iaV. aa before: Ladles free, gentlemen 25 New akades of read mixed palnta for cents. All are invited. pring trade at Mcltoberta k Btagg'. Black smith shop, dwelling house and Watches and Jewelry repaired on abort garden on same lot, for rent, near the depot. notice and warranted by Tale A Penny. A. coMrurTE Mock of jewelry, latwt Apply to W. H. Hlggins. Style. Itcckford watchea n ipecialtr. Tate ' & Penny Persons indebted to the firm of S. 8. Douiile and alnplo barrel thol gao .Myers A Co , will please settle a once aa ranging from $3 to S100. Aluo amtnunl. we need the money to pay our bills. (ion of all kind at McRobert A BlagjcV e The Now York II 'orld says: "No genge-ma- n PERSONAL. will take hold of a Udy's arm while JoiKJB J. M. Piiimi-- went to Louta- walking." Judging by this, gentlemen are Tllle.jeaterday. CATTLI. scarce in this town. They nearly all grab. Common to medium . ........$l.50(?t3.5 -- Cait. 11. H. Jenks, Chief Postal ., iM&t.'i Butchered in the Dark. After a cs. OooJ to extra butchers Clerk, was here Wedneodar, ......,........ t.JOge.10 reer of meannees hardly paralleled In one Common to choice iblpi Mn. Matt Woodson returned yesterBlockers sod feeders 3.7Sl"5 of his age, Bill Carson has capped the cliday from a vlitt to Loultyille. , mwi. max of bta ambition by killing his man. Meeted butchers snd bcTy hlppen.?4.eot.75 Mn. Will Ciuhj has our thanks for a OSQt.CO The bloody deed occurred at HustonvilU Fstr to good pickers bis budget of Philadelphia paper. 4.MO4.80 Monday night and the victim is 81m West, Fair to good light Mua J. W.jALcoiftla Tiilllsg her Common ... 3.1A3I.00 ayounman of good standing and liked S1IBKP. father, Judge rtendrick, at Bomerse't. by all who knew him. Carson's story is Common to frlr.....T ... JJ.5031.00 MR3il!.,G. Alvoku hat tone to her ..... 1.1534. M that on the night in question he returned Oood to cxtrs..... father's, at Westerf lite, 0 to remain. Lamps Common to choice .....- 3.U4J4.5 from Dapvlllo pretty drunk. He went up IIoc-reMr J. 8, returned Wednes. to Bim West's room, where some of the boys tiUSTONVILLE. LINCOLN COUNTY. da night from a busine trip to Louis, were engaged in a game of euchre and askfllle. Glad to see the familiar face of . Mr. 1J. K. WEAnrN and wife hate re. ed admittance. The other boya objected Tarrant again in your columns, and anturned from a visit to his brother at Kirks-rill- as tbjfknew Bill's diapoillion and be was ticipate some ilessant leading in the not admitted. Shortly afterward some one future. Monday wai a day of rejoicing with Dr. J. B. Owsley is in Louisville this threw rocks against the house and West g week, seeing after his busU thinking it was Carson, it Is ssid, armed Adam Carpenter. The mnch wished for himself and went out. Tn a fer moments daughter was born and Adam is in a gener' lie?1-- " Gnovzn CcrrAn hts been confined to a pistol shot was beard and a little later al (ubilee of ratification. The verdict on the corn crop Is that his room for a week or more with a serious Carson appeared In Peacock's drug store with his own pistol and West's, the latter sod land made an extraordinary yield, but affection of the throat. Mien Ella Smiley baa moved ber hajf cocked, and gave himself up He on other land the crop is rather poor, still dre.tnakln roomsto corner Main and De says that he met West who said: "I'll fix the supply is good and no danger of famyou for throwing rocks at my house," at ine in this particular article. pot strreta, nsr Myers House. President Jarman brought in a sample Miasm Attie akd Mamie Du.v.v, the same time nulling a pistol in his face Anna and Katie Burdette, Georgie and ' Carson seized West's pistol, he alleges, and' of his corn. An ear waa shelled and the with bis own fired in West's face, the ball corn weighed. From this an estimate was la Moore are visiting Miss Maggie Dunn. Mk. O. D. Buhdett, of LaDctiter, entering bis eye and going into jhe brain. Bade showing that 47 pars would make a The president swear "by grit" passed down to Parksville Wedntsda to He wu dead when partlee went to where he bushef. attend the faBeral of his uncle Owen was lying. As soon aa the report of the there ia no 125 ears to the bushel kind of killing spread great excitement was pro- corn in bis crib. Hoeker. I trust, Mr, Editor yonr efforts to allay Prof. J. A. Wardlow, of Lebanon, duced and loud threats of mobbing Carton Ubio, Is Instructing a class of ten in book- weramide. To prevent thla the officers the fears of the colored race in reference keeping and penasnship here, lie recent with more caution than so worthies a life to their status under a new administration, hurried Carson off to Stanford may prove successful. It is not strange ly taught two teraaa at Lancaster, and gave ., . w, and he was safely lodged In jail a little general satisfaction, that they should believe the fables which so midnight. A history of the evil deeds have been taught them, but a short expei-ieec- e LOCAL MAfTEIS." of this promising young candidate for the under new rulea will open. their eyes liar-ri- r. gallows from his cradle up would fill a volFREsn Fi8U always on hand.'-J.T- . to the impositions of which they bave been ume and create even more indignation than so long made the victims. I understand the ladies of the ChrisHoller skating at the Opera Home to- Is now felt toward him. He haa nearly broken an aged father's heart and wrung tian church in this place are indignant at night. )p- -i 1' tears of blood almost from the allegation that they in common with Pure Sorghum molasses at Bright A mother. The tragic death of a too loving the other churches haye only one service young West OJrran'a. peculiarly sd. A few month ago, with- per month. They claim to have thiee and Do you want a nice present? See in a few days of each other, his parents I haiten to correct the statement for which, Bourne's offer in his advertisement, were itrlcken down by the hand of death by the way, I draw on memory rather than and be was left the sole support of two sis- on recent observation. The Presbyterians will discourse The Valley Cornet Band ters and a little brother. He was bending have resolved to have not leas than two some of III inspiring inmlc at the rink his energies to their care and education services, possibly four. I am requested to when the murderous shot left them without ask for a full representation of the Preebj. A Makiuxrahe Hop will be given by a protector and upon the cold charities of terian congregation at the cburch on the the young men of Yoemite on the night the world. The examining trial will occur fifth Sunday, 30th Inst-- , as business of imof the 27lh Thanksgiving. y and if no more testimony is pro- portance will be presented. . n . duced than was at the inquest, Carson will The sad occurrence of Monday night biggest line of coal vases ever Toe has given a shock to our quiet village and brought to town and we are closing them suffer but little for hb crime. cast a gloom oyer our entire population: oat at cost. Bright ACurran. MARRIAGES We trust it miy have a salutary influ-- , The black cake season is now here. Go Mr.' J. II. "Wood of Harrodaburg and ence in opposition to tbe growing fancy to Warren A MetcaU'a for new citron, rais- Miss Jonnie Bryant were united in marri- for the ever ready pistol. We have law in, currants, nuts and spices of all kinds. age at Lexington, Tuesday. enough against tbe practice of carrying A large crowd of public men of New deadly weapons. The grand difficulty lies Ocr millinery in charge of Mi8 Cynthia York attended the marriage Wednesday at in the fact that public sentiment either apCarson haa been moved to the East corner Albany of Daniel Manning and Mary Mar- prove! or winks at the offense. Tbe little of the same building it was in. Madamee garets Fryer. Gov. Cleveland waa present. child is trained to admire and covet tbe Walker ATabler. The friends of Mr. Spears Fisher will deadly toy. The boy is not a man until be 8. 8. Myers says he is determined to cut be surprised to learc that his days of sin- owns a weapon. The young man haa no his stock down and persona can get bar- gle blessedness, so prolonged, will wind up record until he has displayed his artillery gains by calling and giving him a trial. next week, wheri he will be married to in some senseless brawl. And this fales Bare money by paying cash. MIm Royalty, of Cnsey. theory is encouraged and fostered by the On the 18th, at the residence ol the freedom with which the coolness, the nerve A drawing by Hon. T. P. Hill, Jr., repand skill of the pistolist is disenssed among resenting the "Bald Knob, N. C," Is on ex- bride's father, Mr. David Pepples, Mr. Qoocb, an industrious and promis- all classes of society. In the older and A Penny's drug store and hibition at Tate ing young man, and the pretty Miss Bailie better days of the commonwealth it was shows th't Tom i an artist likely lu U B. Popples, were' united In the holy bonds considered cowardly to resort to weapons. known to fsme of matrimony. In border life where law is to a great exMiss Caroline S. Astor, daughter of the tent absent, or inoperative, it is necessary The Odd Fellows have put down their new carpet and the interior as well as the many millionaire, waa married at her fa- that a man adopt the old Scottish theory exterior of their Hall la not excelled in ap- ther's, In New York on the JSlh to Mar and require his "hand to keep bis head." pearance by any similar building outside shall O. Wilson. The presents are valued But civilization is generally regarded as the large cities. at $250,000, including a diamond necklace progreisive, and there Is no apology for enfrom the groom, which is said to have coil grafting tbe mages of barbarism on tbe J. B. Clark, late proprietor of the $75,000. ethics of a civilised and cultivated people. was Hotel, finding that Stanford Humanity cries out against it. Tbe peace LAND. STOCK AND CROP. has gone to Llv-- J uncongenial to his ladles, of every community absolutely ingston to open a saloon, lie It nves a num Ed, Carter sold to F. Keid, 11 cattle requires an abatement of tbe evil. The ber of debts which he promise! to pay. 1,231 lbs. at 1 cents. sudden extinguishing of that buoyant life C. G. Ware bought three s of is a warning against it. The inconsolable and badly Frank Fritz was waylaid 1,050-lb- . cattle in this county at 3 cents. grief of two families plunged at once into ehot at Livingston, it is supposed by Thoe. On account of the recent dry weather sorrow is a touching testimony Baker, another negro, Tuesday night.' A the Harrodsburg Tobacco Fair haa been pleading for its banishment. mulatto girl, who had left Baker for the postponed till Dec. loth. society of Frili was the cause of the Death. At the residence of bis parents, John Bright sold to W. T. Baughraam trouble. 1,51 1 W. "Walnut, Nov. 1 1 of convulsions. 10 head yeirling cattle at $30 and bought Jease Reynolds Holme?, son of C. L. and THENew York World is one of the be"J of him 6 mules at 975. 0 democratic papers in the country and in For Sale. Four pain of good horres, Bailie C.llolmes, aged 3 years and months. Courier Jouanal. readers may enjoy It we have two paira fine mules and a Iqt of dry and order that our Died on Wednesday November 11th, In made the following clubbing rates: The milch cows. Stock can be seen at 11. 11. Bryan, Texas, of Blsck Jaundice, Miss Interior Journal 'and the weekly World (entry's. F. J. Campbell. together one jresr, $2.75, our For Sale. A desirable house and lot Lucy Wall, aged 17J years. Lucy was born in Casey county, K7., and removed S3 10 per year and of 2 acres of land within and their walk y with her parents to Texas in 1874, where and their daily $700. of the Court-housour Apply to A. A. Warshe has since resided,' beloved by all. She There could be no better or cheaper offer ren. A turnip grown near Marquette, Mich, wenl to meet her Maker, surrounded by than this. ej weigns 18 pounds, measures 31 Inches in friends anil relatives. Viice be to her ash Death Mr. Qwen Hoeker died at the circumference and 12 inches in diameter-belie- ved ?J.M. M 1 advanced ago of 71 at Parksvllle Tuesday to be the largeat vegetable of the I'J.Oon't Feel Like Work." night. An exemplary' Christisn man for 'kind on record, It niskei no difference what buslnw 70U are over 50 years, he was highly thought of by A good crowd attended the sale of ef In: whither you are a preacher, a'uercbant all who knew him npd his death will be fects Mr, Leo Hayden yesterday and bid- a mechanic's hwjer'or a common lafqier, you tick well while you ?an't do generally regretted. He was twice mar- ding was lively, Auctioneer H. T. Buh Tbouunditry to," but" .all iu vain. iI5w much ried, two' children by the first and three by repoitsealeu A lot of steers better to keep your organs iugood "order by tak the second wife surviving him, among the $10 rer head; 2 year-oling rarker'f Tonic when you feel Ht little out ol heifers $35 to merchant, Mr. Irtr f.lva lfis tinnil. tin r latter the A.M.1F Boris" It would be money la your pocket, uno " 'h George H. Hoeker. V milk C3ws $17 to $33; Mmts, SO Ibi. $3'"i' !i hT "' d Lours fullof languor nd fain. M North... South r. m, r. m. Warren ,. Metoale h'uve the only genuine electrio light lamp, Casperson's brand. .its ...... " ,rt s corn at $2 16 In heap to $2.25 in crib. The fsrm of 300 seres was retained by the beiis at $10 per acre. At the Georgetown court Monday there were from 300 to 350 cattle on the market, with prices ranging from $1 to $1.80 per cwt., the best feeders bringing the lattei price. Yearlings, $33 to $30 per head; calves. $18 to $20 50 per head; heifr ers, 4 cents per pound; one bunch of old mules sold at $75.50 per head, Good Mountain ewes brought from $1.25 to $2 GO per head. Colby Dunn told to Mark Ferguson 3 acres of new crop tobacco now stripped and hung in the barn and supposed to contain about 1,500 pounds for $3G3 or about 15 cents per pound. W. B. Kidd bought of Ike and Prewitt Vanmeter 00 head of lb, cattle at G cents per pound and 23 head weight about 1,400 lbs, at 6) cents. D. A. Gsy sold to W. A. Gav last week GO head of 1,400-lbscattle at 5 cents per lb Winchester Democrat. It Cincinnati cattln bring about the same figures as last report; hoes ve looking up since the cold map and sheep and lambs in demand. The quotations are: two-yea1,-5- 80 ., 0 NETf ADTKRT18EXE1TT8. BABTK I will 011 SH-3- STOCK, ! ly beure. MONDAY, DhCEMHKK 1, County Court day here, Uw Mures of btock In the Firmer! Nstlonil Bank or.SutiforJ. t tellst public suction. If not olJ prime- A SPLENDID CHANCE Having determined to go West to engage in business, we will commence Cl.lItfOS ' M'l.Ell. MtENS - MAKING am prepared Ureaa-Makl- I bare remored to corner Main A Depot ita., and toterte the ladle In and other klndi of sewing In tbe belt style and at reasonable rates. Soliciting a share ol your patronage, J am, respectfully, 282-- 1 m JilHH KLIjA HHII.EX, Stanford, Ky. Bank Stools! AT PUBLIC AUCTION. at public auction to I will sell ON MONDAY, DEC. 1st, County Court day, at 11 o'clock, In front of tbe At Mk.... A UIM1In f'nfirl.llAltunn sis U)anl..l v ouuics u otwaui In the First Nstiorfal Bank of btanford, In lofs of Mrettnares pacn a uiviuend orslx per cent, to Ik psld January lit, ISM, goes with the stock. 304-t- d 11. T. Iiusu, Auctioneer, Adxnx.' 1 REDUCING OUR STOCK Sale! the hlghett bidder 1&81, At Administratrix of tbe estate of M. P. Lytic, urea, win oner ai nuonc sue 10 tne bight si bidder on TUESDAY, DEC. 2, 1884, .., . At the late residence of decedent, about 4 miles west of Stanford, tbe personal property of the decedent, consisting of old Steers. 3 yearllnir tUen. 3 milk Three Cows and Calves, a lot of Calres, bteeraand Uelf- rs.4Mule, 2 Horses, e fat Hoes, about 100 Imihels of Wheat, Household and Furniture and Implements. TKhMi' sumsol tlOand under. cash: over that amount, a credit of lour months on notes with good security, bearing Interest from day ot aie nu uiwaoie in oanK. m-S- t A MCE IT. LXTIjK, Admi. From this date al greatly reduced prices. We will sell all at cost, consisting of Farm-Implemen- ts r. FUBLIGSALE Valuable Real Estate! In and near Lancaster, Ky. As Trustee ol II. M. Burdett, I will tflVr at public nln on the premises to tbe highest bidder Wagons of all kinds, Buggies, Carriages, &c, All kinds of Plows, Sulky and -- pork-pickin- -- v WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26, 1884, Between the hours of 10 a. m. and on tract or land containing Acrrm, situated on the Dantllle pike, about 800 yaids from the town limits. Tbe land Is ol excellent quality, in a high stats of cultivation, baa upon it a neat and com- forable dwelling of OTe rooms, an excellent stable and all necessary outtulldlnta In good repair; an appU orchard and all the small fruits usually crown In tbe country. Tbe situation la beautiful and highly Improved with tbe rarest evergreen and moat ursirsDU loretl trees. There are two never two cisterns and a well on the large UbMco bo ae, iOxCd and lac. AIk) Jeet high, In one repair and ready for use; It 16 good Is situated on Bulord street in Lancaster, Ky. Also the undivided half of a law officeowned br Owsley A Burdett. The office Is built of brick and consist! of two excellent looms up stalra over tbe iore oi j. i. i nompeon on j. an easier street, wun-i- n 100 icet ol tbe public iquare. Persona desiring to examine the property will call on B M. Burdett, J. O. Sweeney or J. A. Anderson at Lancaster or me at BrtanUvIlle. Tcbms Tbeeales will be made ou a credit of S and 12 mont-s- , equal Installments, with Interest from date, pnrrnamt to give bonds with app ored security, bearing 6 percent. Interest from day of aale, negotiable and payable In the National hank of Lancaster. IV. POO It, S01-Trustee ol I). M. Burdett. turning .Flows, n to lr.it. And we will bo triad to flnr,Ai-r..iin. nmnn. sition from any one wanting the entire stock, and can prove it to be the best paying stock in Stanford. Stock consists of Hardware, Groceries, Farming Implements, Wagons and Carriages. be-fo- lt J. BRIGHT COMR.'S SAL.E & CURRAN. -- 1 s Stools Farm YV- Of A SrLBfOID I Reference -- First National Bank. By virtue of a Judgment of the Lincoln Circuit Court, rendered at Us October Term, 1B8I, In tbe - W. Hays and others against Alma Hays, case ot I wlll'as Bpeclal Commhutoner in said ease sell to the highest bidder on THE- TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 1884, On the prrmlees, the fine Blue.Qrass Farm longing to the children or VV. 11, Hays, be- deed., containing to-da- 236 ACRES OF LAND ! CHEAP GROCER, T. R. WALTON, ar Wain and Soniftjpsel M 8. STANFORD, KIT, -- Tbeis lsa large, new dwelling-hous- e, barns and all neceaiary outbuildings on aald Karm, an orchard of select fruit, nice yard and garden. The tarm la wall watered and feoced and altogether one of tbe most desirable places In Kentucky, bald land la situated on the ritanford and Uuatonvlllt pike, Vsi miles from Btanford. Tbe aale will t made on a credit of C, 12 and IB months; bonds with approved security, pijable to the special Commissioner, beating C per cent, lnttnst from date until paid and a lien retained on the land tor their payment. JOH.X ,Tf UKIO, 302-t- d bjcUl Comtu Irsloner. Attheaame time and place I vil), as Agent of Mrs, Kate Haye, sell to the highest bl der Thirty Aorea of Pine Blue-Gra- ss Land, Lil-bou- rn Adjoining and formerly a part of the above tract of land; both tracts to be sold together, making a Acres. I will alio at the same time and place aa Ageat aforesaid tell some valuable personal ptoperty. consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, liay, Corn, Farming Utensils, Ac Tbe last named land will be sold on a credit ol , 12 and 18 months; bonds taken with approved security, bearing 6 per rent. lnteret date until paid and a lien retained on tbe land for I heir payment. The personalty will be sold otra credit of W) days without Interest !otes taken with approved security for all sums oftrtlf; under that sum, cash juh:i ai. titiu, Agent. ia band. fr-- iu BEMABKABLY- T Commissioner's Judith Estill Vlaintltr Sale ! LOW PRICES GIVEN FOR CASH, And to Prompt Paying Short-tim- o Customers. No goods sold on long time. T. B. WALTON, Bcunllful Tin Sets and Coal Vases lower tlian ever. Tho ladles should sec them. T. It. WALTON. Canned Goods in groat vnrloty and lower ovon than last yoar. T. B. WALTON. NowACitron, Currants, Prunei, vs P. W. Estill, Ac, Deft. notice of sate in tquity Br vlttue of judgment an order of sale of the Madltou Circuit Court, rendered at tbe beptemlier Term (1B84 tbere:f in lbs above styled cause, the undersigned will on Com-merci- Monday, November 24, 1884, 12 o'clock VI. and o'clock r.M., at tbe residence of tbe late J. P. Estill, In Madlion county, Ky.. procoed to expose at public sale to tbe highest bidder the following ptoperty 1st. A Tract of Land containing 10i5 Acres, situated In Madison county on the nurth side of tbe dirt to.ul leading from Richmond to Htetens' shop, and a part of the home 4 tulles from Richmond place. Ih Is tract ef land Is well timbered. 2d. A Tract of Land containing 42 Acres, situs-te- d In Madison county on tbe south side of the dirt road aforrsiid. being alfo a part of th borne tract. Sd. Tbe McPberssn Tract, containing 127 A., situated on tbe Muddy Creek Uoad leading to Crooksvllle, about lli miles from Crooksrltle and 1 mile Turnpike. This tract Is from well Improved with good dwelling bouse snd necessary appurtenances. 4ib. The Cobb Tract, situated about 'i miles from Richmond, on the Richmond A Irvine turnpike, containing ID!) Acres. This place la well Improved with an excellent frame dwelllng-houtgood orchard, atable, Ac. 2th. The Warner Tract, containing 215 Acres, rltutfrd S miles from Richmond, on the Richmond A Irvine Turnpike. The sale of all tbe above named lands will take place at the resldcnceof tbe late J. P. Lstlll, mar the mad leading from lllcbtuoud to Stevens' Shop, about miles irom lticnniond. I will also expose to public sale, by virtue of the ueuiaioresaiu, in irontoi lue uotei aepi uy Stevens In Crab Orchard, Ky., on FRIDAY NOVEMllKlt 28, 1881, between tbe hours of 12 u. and If u sTruitot Land containing 1'.'3 Acres, iltuatedin Lincoln county, near Crab Orchard, on tbo Lancaster pike mid the same conveyed to J. P. Estill by bailie H, Newland, Ac. This tract ol land la highly Improved with a No. I frame dwelling nnd all necessary outbu ldinga. It has a fine mineral spring and Is In every respect a valuable and desirable property. Possession ot all theso lands will be given to purchasers January 1st, '83. Tusms Sale will be made on a credit of C and 12 months The purchaser will be required to give bond with appro nd security for the payment of thu purchase money, having tho force and effect of a Judgment, bearing legal Interest from the day of sale, with a Hon reserved upon said properly uutll all the purchase uiouay is paid Between tbo hours of 1 and-safet- y car-load- life-lon- g Raisins, Figs, Sates, .Macaroni. iny, &c. Horn T. K. WALTON. semi-week- ly semi-weekl- y s' Finest Line of Candles, plain and fancy, In Stanford. bo Immense. My Clirlstuins Stock will T. 11. WALTON. semi-weekl- P - The best Straight and Patont Flours always in a to ok- T. , R. WAXTON. td your-wor- k ro-b- l' Sugars and Coffoos woro never lower than now. T. B. WALTON.' , ld d well-know- n e.-i- " 3j2 -- t Master om rMadlssn Circuit Court. t .r. srorr. PLEASE CALL. bk WASHINGTON-LETTER- . tor of the Interior Journal. Wahiiikotok, Not. 17, 18S4. The aver To the F.J I DANVILLE, KY clerk in Washington ft, Will Practice In the Courts of Boyle and adjoining holding his breath in suspense, and l now counties and In the Court of Appeals. I altogether in a state of great tribulation. iffiis vlJan !'! iw j rubli$hcd Tucflrfw and Frtdau; The calm, moderate judgment of those who j. n. Flan,Lrvw, A.t A Ileward of Two Ilunpred Dollars will l ptld And Master Commissioner llockcaitle Circuit Cour, bythefrlrndaor the Isle J N benedict for the la that Mr. CleveTHKORIAT are in a position to know MT VERNON, KY. ANNUM rapture of his murderer, llrnry ltolrt. ilotierls O.OO land will male but few changes, excepting Will practice In the Itockcutle Courts. Collecis about 3) years roniflexloa, baiil tions a specialty, Office In (130) eyes, smooth faco of age, dark countenance, rathoffices, such and t ry b"d When paid strictly In France. If we have to of course the mire important er heavy bulli, wclgtilog probably 130 pounds as heads of bureius, who must of necessiLEK F. HUFFMAN. wait anv time, 82.00 will be charted. ty be in entire accord with the spirit of the STANFORD, KY. ! Offlca South aMe Main Street, two doors above But when the soul of the administration. The Widower Presidents Myera Houh the Pare Nitrous Oxide Qaa adialnlateed when re Though there has been until now bat department cleric li being filled with these t hava lin antKiltitf! a ml ftir . tbeaale -. of.,-the - , . ... 7 ' quired. farm nf Mrs. I'luvlt Illalo ami neua, nrau President, Buchanan, the sweet ssiurancea of security and his mind one luchthr mile fail Acre, lrlnir 11 olI ahereby from lluitnnTllley Governor-elec- t otfrr It prlrate-lDB. "W. D. PENNY, on the Liberty llkaaud White House has been a half dczen times is at rest, some cne like ol two etnrles It has a good dwellln-hou, DontlHt. have a reaping accepted sens. Gray of Indiana, announce that the deCalifornia and 6 rooms, besides the ncceaiary without a mistress in the STANFORD, KENTUCKY. rich land worth It ia well watered and Is gotd, partments mutt be, cleared out, that the machine which requires twenty mules to President Arthur is the fifth widower Office orer Robt. 8. Lytle's store. Office hour much more than Is asked for it. Apply to me lor further particulars. and 1 to the White House. Jf tTerson was rascals must go, and intimates that pre propel It. The machine is called a "head- from 8 to 12 a. M, necessary. 8 r. M. Anesthetics ad WHfiQut Change and witb Spfed 1I3l-ty-r. UnrlriM ministered whn 287 l,ui lli T. IIVHU, 8tanford, Ky. the first who entered the ExecutUo Man. sumablr all republicans are rascals. -Then er," in that it cuts off the heads of the SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RUTE the clerk wrought up- once wheat stalks, taking in as little straw as Bien atone. Hts wife died but a few years is the spirit of raou Louis vilu to the & marriage, her daughter, Martha more end he begins to practice the most possible. The heads are carried on an end- WARREN after their College. shopkeeper less belt to a cylinder where they are thrash R C. Warren and D. R. Carpenter bare formed Jefferson Randolph, dividing the social rigid economy, whereupbn the KY. a to practice honors with Mre. Madison, the wife of Jef- - curseth with exceeding great fervor. The ed and afterwards cleaned. The grain is ui imnvu Auirjeu(Fri law under the flrra name lvij up and left on Secretary of State, who herself result is tbtbusinesa here is utterly dead run into sacks, the sacks-tielemon's nimtUtnOia lij In With a Full Corps of Teachers, batanaab. came four years later to the place of honor at present, but it is not probable that this the ground, to be gathered up by wagons. tntMlet t)f ihkt cUii ol JacksonfllU, Mobile, and New Orliatu. and hn gtrcn condition will continue for any length of These combined harvesting and threshing .tSPrarii iiaTS Betslon ami wm a brilliantly succewful that she alniott unlmtil sttn't..- - This Institution will open Its Flfieenth TO a JHFI V time. nnthn tat MnnJar In Mertemtier Lett. jSawGatraau.! aot ia V machines are veirly becoming more popuBEST ROUTrTOFLORIDA NtRrilVnRCW, has been spoken of as ''the only woman of caatt Strlttart. It is now generally conceded In Washing- lar, altogather they coal$'2 000 each. Chi- Ian, Ter la Palace t'ars Without Chans;. absolutely social gentm that ever occupied ton that the result of the presidential conOtitt i Iha fixf f H Vrdeoltrib ALL TI1E UBANCIf f OF A ii ani i w rank lha am ntf tSo Iralin McvU cigo Herald the White Hotm SHORT LINETO THE EA8T test is definitely settled, and all the politicClnotnnatl.ta-Baroaa Louill In Palace Cars wltboutcbanr A L sMUH THOROUGHENGUSHCOUf.SE Another widower who occupied the al wiseacres are busy confiding to the pub Tnere are great differences in the aver oiuoV l!lif 4 t. Ti. SMir I'mriHU. House, and the next in order, was lie how the tbing was done. Mr. Geo. Gor-ba- age growth of some of the more common tWhite Seeklna; homes on the Are taught, as well as rrueeiee. line al thla mid will Jackson, no became such under the most a stalwart of the stalwarts, said to trees. In twelve years while maple in LANQOAOE8, DBAW-IN- Q receive special lowralea. MUSIC, THE See Acaaif of this Company for rates, roatss painful circumstances, and under circum- Boscoe Cockling in the lobby of a New creases one foot in diameter and thirty feet AND PAINTINO. ! Ac, or write C. P, ATMORC, G. P. t. A. made his lonely entry upon York hotel a few stances which '" toulevllle, Ky. data ago: "You wither In height; y ash, leaf miple, or box elder, one On account of my filling health, I oTer for sale while willow, one my wen mown wort Mules, l handa tilth, used the duties of President especially painful. ed Blaine with the hot blast of your si foot feet; The strange sad story of his wife's death lence," and Roscoe smiled as though the foot and a half and fifty feet; yellow willow, to the cars, sound, gentle and true pullns, and T when I adtertlM In Tm lK"itloa Joi'ahat. I In Tuition, prices range from 123 to '10 la th "MOXVOiBr feet; blue bar nerer tailed to sell, and soon at that. is interesting, too. in the light of the cam-pal- idea met with his emphatic approval, Mr. one foot and a half and thiriy-fivregu lar Ueparlmenu. rnmarr, iu; iiiwdnuu HO; Preparat&iy, ISO. and Oollegiau, SW. T. T. DA VfEHH. of slander through which the coun- "Mike" Cregan, one of the noted republi- and white ash, ten inches in diameter and tiii-tKtsnford, Ky try has just pawed. Mrs. Jackson was a can leaders of New York city, has been in twenty-fiv- e feet in height; Lombardy pop& For fall particulars, aa to Board Ac.. addraM geatle, retiring, sensitive woman, whose Washington for the last day or two, and he lar, ten inches and forty feet; black walnat IKS. . C. TRVBHKART. FrluclpaU, auaterd. Ltaeela Co., Xy. Chicago , iaodejty.and ahiinklng nature were equaled blandly expressed his conviction to your and butternut, ten Inches and twenty feet. father beauty and goodness She had in correspondent that tha national republilake and canal navigation As Executors of the will of James M. Carter, fir , THE OS'LV UNK HUNJHNU her early life, married unfortunately, and can committee waa a choice collection of The season of we vlll offer at nubile auction to the just clo?ed has been the most unprofitable highest bidder, on and divorce bjcame the after foputttou "chumps" and sneeringly said that Elkins in ye,are. Durlug October the average rate Cars! wife of Jackson. She was sitting one day had given the boys $3,000 for use in New on wheat bv canal from Buffalo to New THURSDAY, XOV. 27, 1SS1, AND BOLID THAXNa in a hotel in Nashville, only a short time York city when they should have had York was 5 cents per bushel and on corn At bis late rlJence niur lluatonvllle, lbs folbefore the date set for her departure for lowing property, Mr. Cregan talked very ireely 4 cents. The average ate on wheat, Chi$100,000. LOUISVILLE E. H. BUI,N8IDE, TO CHICAGO Washington, where her husband was to be Steers, 7 yearling Steers, 8 good in this strain and butchered the English cago to Buffalo by lake, was 2 cents and on Eliht C'alTM, 2 yearltog Iteifen. t thurouibbted rsde inaugurated, when ".he overheard boing .re- language Bull I year old. 3 or 6 Milk Cow,. 10 Macks or ,rom Well - Known .i?i!.fUt ?r,c,t:-rirn,- N. It, to an alarming extent. corn 17 cents. These are the lowest rates liar, about 109 barrels of Corn, 700 ShocVs of Thia Old peated in an adjoining room some slanders arrtrs Maintains its i? U.m.? ,0 .Ul ln A "olnfII.train of In LouIstIIU Kodder,6nr 8 fat llixti, about 20 Shoal,2 work Every newspaper man at the National on record durinz October and indicate a Hotol tbe "Monoa Mulri S Horses. 2 U'soni. 1 new Walter A. of the campaign relating to herself, which Iloute and to throush to High Capital Is now transformed into, a cabinet before seen in Wood Slower, a hall Interest In a Hay Hake, her husband had during the campaign kept maker and is benevolently eadeayorlng to ondition of depression never AMD ' f GreeacMtle. CrawferdaTlIIe, lararettr internt In a Corn Drill, other K arm ing Implements and some Household aod Kitch' from her knowledge. These stories, though lift some of the burden of state from the the fsll of the yean aadChlcare without chaartj. Its Proprietor ii Determined that en Furniture TIME TABLE. ialse, were so painful to her sensitive na- shoulders of the President-elect"- . oa nitet with Terms. Thrra months' cre-tl- t A most inopportune dislocation of the It Shall be Second to no Country All good seucrlty, bearing In tena t from date and payHotel in the State ia iti Fare, trTATlOilS. I ture that they produced a violent agitation, hands seem to lHlly. i Dally. jaw is recorded at a recent wedding. It able In bank. VA llTKlt, 1 aree that Gen. McCIellan seems Appointment!, or Attenreealtlng ia spasmodic disease of the heart J.Jt,CARTEB, Lva. Loatirtlls during the performance of the that ,. . I 7 t p m1 S M a ta will enter the cabinet, taking either the tion te Comfort of An. Ummcaitiau 1 01 a The honors and a, 1 01 pa and causing her death bride sneezed so violently' as M Crawlbrdivtlie ......... 1 their Gueiti. a m Navy portfolio. It js said that be ceremony the pm " LaflyetU ... ....-.- .,) I 03 am 1 01 pta House were shared War or duties of the White II to dislocate her jaw at the critical moment t It " Chicago prefers the latter, as be thinks that a great . 7SOara8Mpm pronounced the solemn during Jackson's time there by Emily WANVGED. kY. UaraTate will bs esaTsysd ts tad frosa t he ds The mMt direct route, with only ooe ehaogeot reputation can be made by rebuilding our whenshehavesbould frs of charajs. Special scsoBaaodatlsaa , u aU points In Wisconsin, Mlnnraou, the wife her nephew and adopted son, oui As she was unable to articulate the W. P. WALTON, - - Proprietor. The Bar will to Commercial Traielera. lows Itebraaka, Ac. Jor turlhrr luforiualloo.aJJrnu always satplled filth tke choicest 'aad'Mra. Jackson 'the wife of Andrew Jack shattered navy and that the time in ripe word it was found neccessary for the whole UUURAY KELLKIl, O. P. A., brands or Llqasrs sad Clears. Blse of StaO0xW. Elcht comMete sets t eVen- for it. The South claims two cabinet offison, Jr. Louisville, Kr party to repair to a surgeon before the cereery eeallnr, capacity, includlnc (allery. BOO. VanBaten also entered the White Home cers and asks for the Attorney General's Reasonable rates to rood attractions. Addreee mony could be completed. aa abova. Trade Marlu ML'HKAT'H HI'ECIt'lU, w(d and Postmaster General's portfolios. Sena widower and left it such Tyler was a Pat-- y ower while occupying the White House, ator Garland, of Arkansas, is verj gener Multer. f rjuuitnllt, Pa., is only tTlie (irtat'Englisli Ilrmr though not such when he entered or m ally mentioned as the coming Attorney thirteen Tears old. but he Is haviog fun lea poltiT cure for Weak afsmcr- azraussTS Beyond this no two ecem'to enough for unn nf fifty Oa Monday a leaving it. His first wife died during hi General. ry. ixMa ot prsin rover, .perrons k,it!iie-Gra- w Lahaustloo, 8mlnal Wtsknwi. with a base ball laraa'.iand.io about two' years, while mill agree. It is understood that Senator Bay- playmate broke his no IinKUny, and General Loae of President,' he again married, the portr.it ard or Representative Randall do not care bat. On Tuesday he shot himself through Loulsrllle, Er., Cincinnati, O., and Indlanapolla, Paver ol tbe Ueoexatlve Organs; 8hortet and Qalckeit Bonta from Oes an.l alt illaaaafta thai ttiWaw aa a tral Kentnouy to all Point North, ofjsis'fbride, Mlss Julia Gardener, being toaster the cafefcet, and tuny formerly the foot. On Wednesday he swallowed Ind .dealers In dtelnway A. Bona', Dckr Bros.', BSiars isuss;. quroc ot youthful Imprudence a. Halo'. J. A C. Flkbar, Vom A Hona. Baldwin i the exceea Dl naturv4 years, such TraJ.Mark. ot ut, West and 8oothweat. et pointed out to visitor at the Executive opposed to Randall urge that he be made some nf bis mother's fl teeth. On .Thurs Co.'s Cottajje, UprUdt and Square Piano 'For ter, as Cnlwrtal Laallule,Paln In tb Faat Line Between His thumb Iff with Writ r. And also the Eater. (Jhonlnsar and Hamilton Onaaa. bsci, Dlmneta of Vlstuti. Prema-tar- e Howas "The bride of the White the speaker of the text congress. Mansion day he cut Tnatrumenta aufd at prices and terms to still ear- many otter disOld Age, House." There ia yet employed at the ever, this Is going a long way into the fu- on Friday he tipped a kettle of boiling wa- enasers. uon'tgir your nrviers till you (et oar ease that letdand Insanity er LEXINGTO.N & OINCIlVlVslTI. to e, prices and terms, Danrllls, Ky In all cursor Keaile White House one man who remembers her ture, jindIBan,JalJ,maj, be put ter over himself and aod real lid most of PchMul In EnVt Oct. II, IMt. vTaakneaath 8pctHo acta like a JPsmlwwa down for the Secretaryship of the Trea- the skin off his leg. charm, restoring lo or fadlnc vlg. and the dreadful disaster on board a or, clvlni to tbs eye a brilliant sure " vessel some time before the marri' j and sparkling: beauty, to Ihecbeek ar-- s.15 si HY "An' they tell me that you've got a glass The social world is already beginning to I Aftsr.TaKlar, age, n which her father was among the secured, and tbs rosy blocwmof beaJtb. Car rats, and Trade-Mar???? ? be anxious about the Inaugural Ball. eye," said an old woman to an acquaint- all oth-- r natest cauaes In the Patent Office and rs wM by aft DrSlgglsU at arMurrsy'sHpecinels victims of the explosion of a cannon then package, or atx package ibr "Wberewe we going piave Ii?" foked ance whom ahe had not seen for some time. to. the Courts promptly aad carefully attended II perpostage free, on receiptor prim. JS. Also by mall, being tested. "Can you see out- sWPull partleulara in pamphlet, which will be on every haad. 3l had 'fee, pB&SetT to "Ye,gqtaglveT" Upon receipt ol model or sketch ol Intention, I mailed tree "Why, it looks like make earful euwiiintloo, and adria at to pat- - municationstotoevery applicant. Address all comthssol msanfactur-r- a. , have the naw peswfon build iag finisied 'In en it?" "Ob, no." eniaoiiuy rrM nrebarxe. ? Hoqeeajoneaad'WM jta.sole occupant dur-- lime .JVCSYieM V Jt ED HUSK fO.. for the ccfasjp, but now , the arehi-tec- t you oughter to see through It, the glass is Fre mniltrntr, ana i roaia no rtmrgr tts, I I I Infuroatloa, i ' iBef:Waiyy;jB;rief tefrs, rs.tearrjB ntamfMtnt fetsrenos asnt on appiicanon Bold in fltaofcrd by Penny A Kansas City,sal all Ii r." so trans KsAllsUr annoaiJhat'ttie;,tjuiidiaK im not so clear. Why don't you get one and apsttal ora.Mu I ) ..Tl (jlihwgsack-5thathe;cld.-not.;ac-- ' DruMlita rraTT where. '"BfeSlSSti' possibly be roofed la bytMarcli oa accoutt ptti Hutjou can see) through Ii7", PS, Aamca Prrxa A Co., Wholesale Aten ts, WaSblD(t6n, 1. a U. 8. PaUn t Office. Kaar coBjpaBy'bim therewhen h'e came to be In LotilivfUeilCy. 9K of the unfavorable delays. Albaugh's new a jcambjaed move-meThe fact ia, there b augurated. Thus of the twenty ooh PresiBS BBBBB 11.4. SB Grand Opera House one of the latest among espitaunts to demonetize sild dents in number, ,bave .tood. M vaga aw ata4k ij the Capital, is spoken of and ! ! Itel' 8St!!S r!P alone; one, Buchanan, a bachelor; one, Harver, The yaBdetbilts, the Goulds, aad all j WHS'WUW one or two of the large halls of the city are) wt favor tin II rison, by reason of the illness of bis wife the a6R.ey.eiii taea of this country1, yairrir b "BBSS during the brief month of his Presiden- mentioned, but it is certain that no build-la- g dstoBStiotlon of silver In bWer'bat all Hsvlns so4 much Land and Block. I Oder lor sale This nolle rotswarns nunlrrs, flaberrsen and CttWMto ' trampsnet to trvta on arlaodr Srltbout txr. vet suggested will be eafif eiy adequate other article may be cheapened aad mosey the fuiowujt detlrabTS Trawe oi iaoq, an or tial life; five Jeffrspo, Jackson, Van Bu- rblch are pleaaantly loe4t4 ana wen leelon. aa all sneh aU are llabl In b prpreejled Frankfort (Ind ) as dear1 as possible. mads occasion. .At Garfield's i ed tor farmlnf to the full extanUf tbe taw a. T'J?rtW wih-urzHonn- - & li U teethethe NMliMialfMuseafeithen Inaugural CrewseaC 1 HUnlord, Ky March lltb, IMI Ball in i BBBBB ?r-sjust comOne Tract consisting ef 100 irres,on the west happen tht ' Mr Clevelsad, should should Oui A W. M.McCbrmack. if. nsKiiincx. my farm, adjoining tbe farms of J. ii. i.tus widow ot rresldent Polk ia living end of eekmia i l-9 pleted, was used, and it is possible that a. vr, ijarpenur, Janes T. HaekJsy aad Ueerg e W. Trlbblr. Jt If. T. Bush, en'er the White Hoass ifeles, the counC. BUhop, Kta, SBSS I riwrSS this b illd'ng may be called into service at tho old homestead in Nashville, raid Is underwood tnes, a portion cf It well Umbervd t. Cobb, Levi Hubble, try iind s cifty would probably wojry tlcr ia rATnnrlrrttilv TrttrftmrttiM Ftm- - lior vm,-asasak t Lna'nn avtliiM and SDldldirat la ttraaa: ta4 leaslnder in It. V. D. Rhode.. Klstfns Kelly, once more. It will SBBBBB remembered meadow, a inUndld crop of timothy aod closer CU,(3 J. F.liovsr. BBBBSl through the fourjrejr of hir.urui W. C McCormack, , I by some that at Grant's second Inaugural Sho likes to talk about tho career of her hariag btetr roads oa It thiayear. It Is well water- (. L. Carter M. B. LvUe, ed by the Hanging Fork, a splendid well and sous T. J. Hill, J. W. Wtathertord, Artificial dimples are all the rage in Ball a huge frame structure waa specially husband, and recently said: 32 t?l nerer falling springe. Has comlortable dwelling C. Yanoy, i Wm. Burton, o outbuilding. Chicago. One lady display two dimple erected iu Judiciary Square. The night of should not iovo to dwell on tho mem- and suiublAcres on the east end of my farm, ad- J. A. Harris, S. Murphy, J. CM Also 00 s V. W. CarUr, J. M. Hill. KJBSKSiiS to5 AaTS.D.3.0 on either arm. Thegwjiuj to, ,w barn a she, the ball. waa. intensely cold and the baux ory of tho being with whom my dayB joining toe farms of John H. Whits. Tboa. RobinEd. Carter, J. II. McAllater, son and Mrs. ilroaddua. 20 acres aro now in whaat, . ? J. D. Jones, i STi submitted herself first placed a small glass and belles moved about enveloped in over- - wore spent in such supremo happiness? 70 acre for corn In the spring and the remaining T.J.FoeUr. el T. M. While, I t J. Q. Montgomery at and )ifo has bea Xroo from sorrow and 30 acres w II timbered lerel, heavily set in grass. If. K. Marcum, the spot where the dimple was MWMuwrp), O. a. Benedict, lube over W j rememoer seeing one My Under splendid fence, well watered by M. T. Kussell, W. E. Amoa mile ol tbs Stanford A A. P. Newland, desired springs, la within Bj sucking the air out of the fa'r daughter enveloped in a carriage disappointment. Tho administration of II J Darst. splendidDansllie pike on a good count I 8. W.OIvens. AC Mswland. IJe. tube he raised a slight protuberance and lohe, and heard her remark to her partner: my husband was a success, and ho re- ly suited tor building purpoaea. road and lyr) ?' Also In good cultivation, adjoining the of scarlet "What a perfectly splendid time I'm hav-lothen deftly tried round it a bit tired from office enjoying tho respect farm of Wesley Eubanks, well watered, Jebctd aud Si SI "WO BBBBBB " Mai y very seme colds were contract, and confidence of his countrymon. It plrasantlr located knife" he silk. With a "wicked-lookinBBBBB Land, near Mason's Oap AlsolhO sliced off this little pimple he had h raised el and for sometime afterwards coughs were is natural, thcreforo, for me to dwell Well tlmheedrresof Knob fix and in good Si 8S&Sg8 SB S and an epidemic ia the upper circles of society. with fondness upon every incident or 40 Iorhave 20 head of thoroughbred Bull Calves end , The wound was quickly bound up 80 head ot Cows and Heifers, pedigreed, and Siwslili', inverted silver cone was placed over it so The birth of the Haye administration was circumstanco connected with tho happy aotre registered In the A. II. B This stwk Is all pzbbbbIbbIbs In good condition acd tbe breeding ot my Cattle Is ax to press down exactly into the centre of not marked by the nuMu loo wen Known lonttxi mrniion. usual Ten s'chnrean past." The Land and Stock will be sold on good terms. SSI it. The fair patient went to have it dress oyaiion. There was too much doubt to Parties dcslrtug to ixamlns Land and Stock may 1V1313 ed on five successive days, and the wound wlihln a week of the time as I da ao by calling on me si my home or addreostng Thk Chief of tho Now York Fire to whose ball BBBB was found to be completely healed, and the it would be has been inspecting tho thea- meaioianwriJ, kt, A. X. FEZ. AN O. IWtt k.HIIII HH silver cone was removed, and there, sure 5 Many organizations have already engaged ters of that city, and pronounces several sseYasags enough, was the prettiest little dimple ia quarter here for the 4th of m Om3V3'i'0 ,VO mum f them in a very unsafe condition. hi Ho mmmmmm0mKmmmmtamnmmmmamgoimtAmMm March, and the O . BBBBBB. BE BBBBlBBdBB the world. so Am you faillnr, trr Wwx,' ITRtLm t is that the demonstration on that mys they am moro man-trnpand that rixwatx, puro, clean, vrbolesome day will be the most imposing ever seen in tho means of exit in ceuso ot Qro are MATMVIX.LE HHANl'U. The almost marvelous popularity of Tom CD Hendricks in Indiana U worth noticing at Wfshington. On Inauguration Day all inadequate. l'o. oj, "N5TST. Kor Drain, Nerves, StomarrUUver.KMasAf H n? .CD Luag-t- . Dally Dally An UniuaJM Invlfforftnt. Cure this time. He has been in political life for citizens of Washington abandon political Buck Itn'a Arnica Salve. Ex. Sun. Ex. Sun. 1 thirty years and has taken an active part I opinions and unite in making the thousands V.U for Cuts, Bruises, The boat Salrs In tbs world Lvs Covington..., Headache, Ferer, Axvo, Chills, ' 2 DO n tn in the fiercest of the political fights in that of strangers welcome, and join with them Sores, Clears, Bait Rheum, Ferer Sores, Tetter, " Lexington.., 7 01 a mi so nm DEBILITY WEAKNESS. I Paris 8 15 a iu; 5 2i) pm State for manj years Yet, when most in making the day one of national rejoic- Chapped Handa, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Arr Mllleraburg , o u iu o t p m Nlcs to tiiku, true merit, unequal cd for Eruptions and poeltlrely cures Piles, or no pay re " public men have lost the power to kindle ing. 9 00 a m 6 07 p m TORPID LIVER .and' Hlght " J(ohnsoQ.. quired. Is la guaranteed to gtrs per re it satisfacU 4S a m, 7 OO nn, enthusiasm that consumed everygwoato, Nervous rWsttil the fire of Maysvllle.. Wesakneas, "Well, hubby, how did you enjoy the tion or money relunded. Price 2S cents per box. 10 to m 7 pm Leanness, Ueoune. CD erf-' fc. alarlpi, Jersey- - S3 00. atDnarjriats, thing before it, Hendricks stands up in his service this morning?" "To tell the truth, For aals by Tate A Penny. 0 for o. S2 Ps go. Al B, Wilis, CVty, N. J;, V. Al Dally own State in a perfect blaze of love and ad- darling, I didn't take much Interest in it. Del It A Remarkablo Escape. Ex. Sun. Ex. Sun miration. It is better proof of an honest, I could hardly hear a word of the sermon." Pa Mrs. Mary A. Dalley, of Tunkbannock, Lts Maysvllis. 20 p m painstaking life of character and integrity "Why, I heard it perfectly. What was was stlllctedforslK years with Asthma and Bron. 6 SO a m 1 Si p hi " Jonoson. Carlisle.." best pbyslciana chills, during which time tbe 7 21 a m 2 3p m than can be painted by the most eited a J. the matter?" "Well, I don't know. It ' Mlllersburg. 7 4(a mi 3 03 pm sire no relict. Her Hie was despatted of, Arr Paris inirer. It also presents a life and charac- may have been because your new bonnet could In laat October she procured a Bottle of Dr. H 10 a tn 3 ftflp n until CD ' lxiogton rxj t 10a ml 0 00 pm ter hat the poisoned arrows of partisan was so loud." And then a silence fell on King's Hew Dlsoorery, when Immediate relief-wa- s " Covington .... 11 ml 0a .$ pm malace may be hurled against but to fall the dinner table, so intense fell, and by continuing Its use for a short that you could NoTKTrsln No. S runs dailv from Kaoxvllle er (N. H ) Union. was completely cured, gaining In llesh time she h ear the ice cream. WiB'LwLr!od a'ton .0 Albany Journal. n. . 50 lbs. in a few months. Free Trial Bottles of Experts have nronounced South Caroli Buchu-Palb- a oVTl.WincbUrT.'ndV.ri.,Um ,D,, P,r,,'a' A rich New York widower is the Dosses- - this certain curs of allThroat and .Lung Diseases na tea, cured in a fruit evaporator, equal to Train No. 9 Is dally except Sundaj between r..r. ITemarbalile CuresofCataxTbof the W - B or of a fine portrait of hU wife, who died Tats A Penny's Drug8tori. Large Bottle II. ine tmporteu article. Bladder, Inflammation, Irritatlonof Kiderfm neys auul JlUdder, Btono or OmtcI over ten years ago. At the end of five years These are Solid Facts. How Nt Dot a Positon. or Ute ITostate Qland," Dropsical l.r!1 The beat blood purifier and aystem regulator Swollion, Female Diseases, InoonU m; arr ixng "n ."JlappUsd fot a position In a banking house In he engaged an artist to retouch the picture ence of Urine, all Dlsouacs of the y placed within the reach of Buffering humanierer Wall street atx months ago, and although I prov,i.d.d.!h,t.U.09 ,t0,the K of the subject ty, truly Is Electric Bitters. Inactlrlty of the Organs in either mx. For TialSlI f lnaiU.. "" pictured face of the wife whom or Unnatural Discharges ua ed my competency tbey would not tako ine. I had to LI rer, Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak also "Cnapta'fl Injection Flour." eacjj $1. been dawn on my luck and looked old and ababb v. bo adored misht keen nla.ee with M. For SIPHILIS, elthsr contracted or Kidneys, or any disease ol tbs urinary organs, .W.Ds'h:U1oJnJ,DC.hCU:OBd' V' WlntK t An idea struck me. I got up a'ne v grow th or hair Increasing years. The act was done with nereaiiary taint, uss Chapin's Constltu or whoerer requires an appetizer, tonlo or mild Balaam, alsedja decent suit cf all sincerity and tenderness, and now it has with Electric Bitters the tlotheif applied ajiln, and they took me in a min- again been done and the dress nf M in. stimulant, will always Ind Pi best and only certain curs known, Tboy act surely Wttlesl s3 0 Ki Itt- - CD So writes a clerk with 12,000 salary. The beloved is brought to the prevailing fash. ute." Byntpi of mils, 1 Balvo, by Express oa and quickly, srory bottle guaranteel to giro en- moral la plain. Fsrker's Hair Balaam gt Tea a per-a- Ion of 1834 and the face made correspondLexington, ky. C vr rumf'tonr Ire aatlsfsctlou or money refunded. Bold at ' ..,,...w., yj. s.a) : a new face. ingly older. ' lensral alaatcsr fllty centra bottle by Tats APshny, Usn.'PraavAgt t Stanford, Ky., - November 21, 1884 age department IER The democracy has lived without power t twenty four years. Eight yens ago it e'ected the President and received a quarter of a million lurality on the popular vote. Four years ago it polled nearly oik-ha- lf of nine millions of vote. It now elects a sterling democrat President by a majority of thirty reven electoral votes and about a quarter of a million on the popular vote. The old party thus rises in its might to grow stronger than ever under Qrover Cleveland's ndministration. There will be no "new parly" on the democratic side. The principles of democracy, based on lib- etty and equality, will live longer than tho New York World. Republic grain-growers PK0FK8SI01UI, ALEX. ANDERSON, ATTOUNBY A.O' IjA.AV, 717 Bond 0 cenU lor postage ami recslva a cosily box of goods, which will holpall, of either hi, to more money rlfht away than anything else 111 this world. Fortune! await the workers absolutely euro. At once address Tul'ic A CO , AuguMa, Maine. rnitliirM, Attorney $200 Reward Lfr Court-hous- e. ii'wTayeJ Through Trunk Line llfShvilWi!IBtB HUnOEON DENTlfclT, FARM FOl. 8AXE ." CARPENTER Stanford Female 8TAMOH. SOUTH & WEST PMpHCAnSffir'fcSM jV laH M Drlulcts for Sale and-twent- TERMS MODERATE. i e BOU2PJ3. Louisville, New Albany EXECUTORS' SALE Railway. MYERS HOTEL, esssssssaiBswaa Pullman PaIrco lt Propr and Still Roputation, r' two-thir- .'... Dan-elsp- OPERA HOUSE. ';" ., C3k Jet, ATftQJTm Rvy ramnf goihil O. II. BHldwin A Co., rott-offlc- ii Retitc' ?? ffr 4"Bi Gov-ersme- nt PATENTS, ea ks ", s i iRF - 1200-ly- rl fitS at one-thir- LAHD ,AKD STOCK .yORBAMJ! a. 1 WJW) ii . fill.!. III. Bos-le- y, imiii srr, v"y3 i M-- sa I '5. ?MJM con-ala- ot Hf nirl -I- iilij.fi! nrn.i Tii! mm I" rj-- o g l' At-rt-s fsssss g -- nt lit pro-p;c- s, v B P LI o-- nw ut-Wr- ry KoaTU-BouM- 5 2. .. f l gi "JJ . 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"Those bathroom sketches were wonderful, but at my age, I think I should keep my suit."
- Bill Clinton to fellow former president George W. Bush, at Thursday's dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Dallas. Clinton said he thought Bush's landscapes and animal paintings were "great" and considered asking for a portrait until he saw the self-portraits Bush painted of himself in the bath and shower, which were released by a hacker in February. Bush, seated in the crowd, laughed loudly in response and jumped up to hug Clinton at the end of the speech.

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Maryland To Vote On Its Own Dream Act
While there has been some discussion of immigration in this year's presidential campaign, there's been little action on Capitol Hill. But in one state, voters will decide on a local version of an immigration bill that's been debated in Washington. The so-called Maryland Dream Act would offer in-state tuition to undocumented college students the state.
Foreign Governments Seek Square Footage, Symbolism In Embassies
There are more than 180 foreign embassies packed into Washington, D.C.'s 68 square miles, and these buildings are more than just brick and mortar — they're part of public diplomacy, representing a nation to the American public.
Reenacting Antietam: Fighting As Family Once Did
Monday marks the 150th anniversary of the Civil War's Battle of Antietam, one of the bloodiest battles of any war. At the battlefield in Sharpsburg, Md., some of those reenacting the battle have family members who were there for this pivotal moment in history.
The End Of a Lead-Laced Era
A small town on the bluffs above the Mississippi River, Herculaneum, Missouri, was always a company town. The company, Doe Run, is the largest lead producer in North America, trucking in lead from Missouri's rich mines to a 120-year-old smelter on the river. For 25 years, the smelter didn't meet federal air standards for lead, and now, after decades of battling government regulators and angry parents, Doe Run is leaving town at the end of next year.
Stories From Prison: Roar!
In Missouri state prisons, about 60 percent of inmates have kids. That's 18,000 moms and dads behind bars – and tens of thousands of kids on the other side. To help those parents and kids connect, volunteers make their way through the metal detectors each month with big tubs of blank tapes and CDs, stamped envelopes, and lots of children's books.
Credit Option or Debt Trap?
Missouri is fertile ground for payday lenders. With some of the loosest regulations in the nation, it's among the states with the most payday lending stores per capita. Now, the payday lending industry in Missouri is fighting for its life, as activists aim for the November ballot to try to rein in these lenders they say trap the working poor in a cycle of debt.
Mormons Returning After Extermination Order
Ever since Mormon prophet and founder Joseph Smith revealed the Book of Mormon in 1830, his followers have struggled for acceptance. If you want to understand the "why" behind this rocky relationship, the rolling farmland of northwest Missouri might be the best place to start — the birthplace of the human race, according to Joseph Smith, and the place where Christ will first step down in the second coming.
Marathon Gets Joplin Back On Its Feet
In Joplin, Missouri, runners are gearing up for the city's second annual marathon tomorrow. Some local runners say having a goal to shoot for helped them carry on, after they lost everything in last May's devastating tornado.
George Who?
BBC presenter Matt Frei asks why so many Americans fetishize their own history – and why so many others can't even name the Vice President. Jacob Fenston hits the streets of DC to find out what Americans know about history and current events.
Catholic University Phases Out Co-Ed Dorms
At colleges across the country, some 90 percent of student housing is now coed. Notre Dame and Brigham Young are among the universities that never followed that trend and stuck with single-sex housing. Now the Catholic University of America thinks that's the way to go. The Washington, DC school is turning back the clock and returning to single-sex dorms. As Jacob Fenston reports, the university is fighting back against what it perceives is a culture of drinking and casual sex.


text: On Mon, 2011-10-10 at 13:04 +0200, Peter Zijlstra wrote:> On Sat, 2011-10-08 at 13:02 -0400, Steven Rostedt wrote:> > > > Peter,> > > > You had issues with the previous version of my trace_printk() code.> > I rewrote it to do the following.> > > > By default, it still uses the single buffer protected by a spinlock> > and an atomic (for NMIs). The NMI case can cause dropped prints if> > the NMI happens while a trace_printk() is processing.> > Why bother keeping that?Because very few developers debug nmi's. printk is known not to workthere.I still find it useful to have without having to switch on a configoption or kernel command line.> > > When trace_printk_percpu is enabled, either via the trace options or> > the kernel command line, then two sets of percpu buffers are made,> > one for normal and irqs (interrupts are still disabled), and the other> > is for NMIs. These can be added or removed at anytime.> > So why not allocate 4, one for {task, softirq, irq, NMI} resp, then all> you need to do is disable preemption.> > depending on tracing/options/trace_printk ?Preemption still needs to be disabled. But if you think that's betterthan disabling interrupts, I could do that too.> > > The last patch adds a CONFIG_TRACE_PRINTK_PERCPU that makes trace_printk()> > permanently use two sets of per_cpu buffers, and these can not be> > removed. This will give the least amount of overhead for trace_printk()> > with the sacrifice of memory overhead. This is an option I could imagine> > you would just set and forget about.> > Is that one dereference really that expensive?It's also a compare and jump, but I added this option for you :)That way, you could set this option and forget about it.-- Steve


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Photos: Cemetery salute to veterans on Memorial Day
Updated 7:06 am, Tuesday, May 28, 2013
NISKAYUNA -- Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery was the site of a special Memorial Day Mass on Monday honoring veterans as part of a national celebration, "Serving God and Country: A Memorial Day Salute to Our Heroes."
The national program, celebrated at 2,000 cemeteries, was developed by the Catholic Cemetery Conference. It honors men and women who died while serving in the armed forces and recognizes active military and military veterans.
The Mass, celebrated by Bishop Howard J. Hubbard, included Capital Region veterans from all branches of the military and the family of Jerome Stewart, the long-time president of St. Clare's Hospital. Stewart, who served in the Army in France during World War II and was awarded the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star, was buried in the cemetery in February.
Veterans attending the Mass received a special lapel pin and tribute boards were displayed where veterans, active military members and their families have written messages of thanks and remembrance.
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