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Staqfcrd-2d Division-w X Carson, I'd Sat-
urdays in August, November, February and
May. ID Division-J B Dennis, I'd Saturday
in July, October, January and April. Daniel
Miller, Constable.
Crab Orchad-ist Division-G W Parker,
ID Saturday in March, June, September and
December. ID Division-Robt Stewart, 2d
Saturday in March, June, September and De-
cember. 3 EOwens, Constable.
WIaium Eaf-lst Division--Craig Lynn, 20
Thursday in March, June, September and De-
cembcr. ID Division - 4th Thursday in
March, June, September and December. Tol
Douglas, Constable.
Hghiand-lst Division-Iewis Ball, sdSat-
urday in January, April, July and October.
81 Division John Henson, lat Saturday in
January, April, July and October. Hiram
Oaks Constable.
WaynesJmg-ist Division-E Padgett, ID
Tuesday in March, june, September and De-
cember. ID Division VIM. Gooch, 18th Tues
day in March, June, September and December.
Granville Singleton, Constable.
Tgnersrlie-lst Division-John Cash, lst
Thursday IN March, June, September and De-
cemher % Division--J d Alcorn, Sd Thurs
day in March, June, September and December.
VIM. Campbell, Constable.
Huaonrle--ls, Division--Darins Lamme,
lst Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. ID Division Hughes, Sd
Tuesday in March, June, September and De-
cember. W X Jones, Constable.
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HUNTERS equipments of all kinds
at W. II. Anderson's.
HOME NEWS.
Condensed from our Exchanges of last Week.
ANN CALMLY

Condensed from our Exchanges of last Week.
ADAIR COUNTY.
The third volume Of the Columbia Spectator
closes with its next number ...... Twenty mar.
riage licenses issued in December. Circuit
court will commence on the third Monday in
February. The docket will be light. Dr.
II. Owens Of Columbia, amputated the arm Of
young Campbell of Neetsville, who was in
jured by an explosion of gun during Christ
mas...... Social parties are very much in vogue
in Columbia.
BOYLE COUNTY.
Mr.. Feland Bland qualified as Marshal of
Danville last Mondav......W. l.. Caldwell
qualified as Sheriff of Boyle county last Mon
day, with Isaiah Williams and J. b. Caldwell,
Jr, as Deputies. public meeting will take
place at the court house in Danville on next
court day, to take steps in regard to the ex-
tension Of the Shelbyville railroad through
Harrodsburg to Danville.
GARRARD COUNTY.
The Ners is still improving in typography
and matter We hope ere long to see her
throw oil the patent feature and then ON to
prosperity Franklin Institute hasoo schoi-
ars, more scholars than we ever heard oil IN one
school. Mr.. ii. c. Jennings started south
Thursday with 3s mules and hors,es.'.'''r' A.
Elkin shipped two car loads hne mules south
dunn Co., sold blind biliy TO Harry
Harley OF Boyle Tor Sooo''''.'A ounch oil good
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Music.

There is perhaps nothing isside the grave
more refreshing in its influence, and AT the
same time more universal in application, than
the inspirations Of music. The brawny work
man, the scdentary bookworm, the humble
cottager, and the millionaire, the man Of
health, and the one emaciated by disease,
alike are made submissive 10 its charm. IL
the mind would turn to mirth and playfuly
while away long weary hours, what SO natu-
rally can give impetus to the merriment as
festive songl Or, when far from those with
whom in early life we associated, the family,
the friends, the favorite haunts and happy
"reminiscences all engage the mind. What
elaborate description. what combination Of
facts, what amount Of knowledge, can express
50 much as the mellow symphonies Of "Home
street Homef' Music has softened wrath as
swagcd grief, conquered armies, melted the
hearts Of tyrants, opened the Golfers Of misors,
and achieved not little in christianizing the
world Its magic power even surpasses a
dream Of heaven.
One summer night the writer dreamed Of
being within the gates Of the celestial city.
And while theeye was feasting upon the beau
ties which in rich profusion adorned the place,
and the soul was ravished with the idea that
these untold delights should endure for ever;
above all these charms, volume of angelic
music fell upon the ear, and for time the
whole realm stood in breathless silence. The
dream broke, under the window serenades
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U. KNOW.
WE ANDERSON keeps refined Sew.
ing Machine oils.
Hurrah For Our Side.

We have reliable information from Frank
fort in regard to the Southern Railroad to the
following effect;
The Eastern route by Richmond can't be
adopted because the lower, OF Tennessee end,
will infict anaverage grade Of 92 feet to the
mile, and for II miles a grade Of 10 feet
per mile will have to be overcome This
fact, when it is remembered that the cost Of
maintenance and not the cost Of construction
are the objects to be observed, must decide
the location Of the road in our favor. The
average mountain grade on our line is 20 fee,
to the mile, and the route has been carefully
surveyed by that corps Of engineers in which
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JOB work done promptly, and in the
best manner. at this Office.
A Pleasant Surprise.

For the past ten years, Ed. James X. War
rem, Of this place, has faithfully fulfilled the
arduous and responsible duties of superinten-
dent Of the Christian Sunday school, and by
his godly walk and many social and chris
tian virtues has endeared himself to the en-
tire community. A large number Of the fe-
male members Of his church and Sunday
school, together with Others, in which the
maid in her teens, the matron Of maturer
years, and the aged woman Of four-score years
were represented, conceived the idea Of present.
ing him with substantial memento of their
affection, and accordingly went to work secret
y and prepared beautiful quilt composed
of forty-eight squares, made after the "iog
cabin" pattern, and in the center of each
square the initials Of the donor were worked
in floss. In the center square the initials j.
Il. W. were elaboratedly worked. We have
work. On Sunday, the 9Th inst, Immediately
after the exercises Of the Sunday school, the
quilt was presented to him by Mr.. Jos. Sew
GRANGE, with the following eloquent remarks,
as near as we can remember);
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oh,;s,;.n vir,ues and r,;,h6rI l,hors in IA.
church and Sunday school; and they have
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FROM THE WEST END.


Iy,.,r,~yu,p Nv Js~ ihru 1879
..
Tbc no,,;o, A. ,Io aJt,,,cr c..o, consumed
two d,r. In ,ot;,, d.,o.i,;o,s Omit n mum.
no, Of ri,r...o. rere e,ami,ed on both s;des
vet the trisine.. went of with unusual hsr-
mouy. Indeed II would have been strange
had Il been otherwise. Your own polite and
digniGcd Philips ofiiciatcd a. examiner,
while the handsome and gcntlemanly Rhodes
for plaintiff, aud the erudiatc and genial
Twyman for defence, conducted the interosa-
ton.
The great event however, that has stirred
the slumbering depths Of our quiet village,
was the unannounced advent Of the "Morn-
ing Star" Of the Louisville Ledger. Not
repetition Of the famous meteoric shower, not
vesuvianic eruption from one Of our ever
lasting hills not even new hat or the APP
partition ola five dollar bill could have star
tied n' more efiectually. Aware OF his pro
ciivity for descending the shafts OF coal mines,
and investigating subierranean mysteries, we
'''"e'ia'c'y .ooN 'ne precau.'o" 70 oo'.' vi
.ne "e',' anu oa'oh GOWN ."e oe'a' uoo''
No 'oo'ue"' oc'ur'en. he"'e a'"' '"e,s.u'
"',u Ae''ou' an' '','''"s NC P ,,' ~,
MISSION ana ie'' US impressed WIN 'ne Dc'e y
'"'' We ''''' never HUN "Po" us ''"''s
Many viii regret TO hear that our FELLOW
citizen, Jas X. Mccormack Is about TO re-
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Pay bay.

Our customeas are respectfully reminded
that our accounts are now ready forsettlement
We have never professedto have the ability to
sell groceries etc, on long time, and say frank
ly to our customers that no man can afford 10
do il. Don't fail to call in during the next
few days and square up old marksand let's be-
gin anew. Those who hay'nt the money, and
can't possibly raise il, will confer great IA
yor by settling by note.
ii-u WATERS a DAWSON.
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Court DAY.

Although the weather was quite disagreea-
BILE on Monday last, moderately large crowd
gathered in town, and business seemed to as
sumo more life than on any public day for
some months. A little more Of the "needful"
was changing hands, though no great amount.
IL was employed principally in liquidaiing re-
Gently contracted liabilities, and no man seek
ing an investment, Real estate decidedly
duh The condition Of money matters still
very stringent Stock matters quite dull, as
for the past few weeks. Very few offerings and
fe~er sales.
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January

Is time for settlement, and find il neoessa-
ry to have money to conduct my business, as
all articles in the millinery line cost cash and
therefore, am compelled to ask promri sct-
Elements fiom my customers. y accounts are
now ready, must be Immediately settled by
cash, or on business principles, be closed by
short aeceptaDces. Very Respectfully,
44-tf LIZZIE BEAZLEY.
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The Central Kentucky Medical
Association

Met in Danville on Wednesday last, President
Brown in the chair. There was pretty fair
attendance of members, and much interesting
matter before the Society. The following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year: President, DIR. James Ried, Of Garrard;
Vice President, DIR. II. W. Dunlap, ofDanvillc;
Recording Secretary, DIR. S. p. Craig, of Stan
ford; Corresponding Secretary, DIR. Steve Bur
dett, of Lancaster; Treasurer, DIR. Harlan, of
Boyle. An elegant dinner was given the So
ciety at the Weatherford House, by the Boyle
county Society. This Society through its
committee DR.. Geo. T. Erwin, has succeeded
in procuring charter, and is rapidly becom-
ing one Of the mos. efficient and successful
Medical organizations of the country.
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Several large droves Of cattle from Wayne
county, have passed through Stanford this
week to be shipped on the Kentucky Central
railroad to Cincinnati. Some Of these cattle
were the best we have seen for some time,
and will meet ready sale. The parties were
DESTROYS Of sending this stock to Louisville,
but could not procure cars. Thus II Ia ever
with corporation without competition.
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To the Public.

Mr.. Jno. o. McAlistcr will contiue the dry
goods business at the old stand of MeAlistei
a Miller, and will be delighted to attend the
demands Of the public, and especially the for
mer patrons Of the house. The books of the
late firm of McAlasler & Miller are in his
possession, and respectfully requests those in
debted to to the firm TO call and get their ac-
counts. ALT
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Messrs. Murphy and Son Of Pulaski, ar
rived at this place from the South few days
ago, having disposed Of a large lot of stock.
They bought some thirty head Of mules
somewhere in this vicinity, and started on
Wednesday last, on their return South. They
wisely concluded to walk through" and not
await the movements Of our sweet-scented
rnilraad
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LIST OF GIFTS,

To provide means ibr this magnificent C,ne.rt, ane
mundred thousand Tickets only will Lc 10
sued, a large portion of which already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole tickets elO, halves oS. and quar-
ters e2.SO. Eleven whole tkcksts for 500
No disoount ON less than 500 orders
Nothing could he appropriate Sc presents han
tickets ethis nsSqaet Of Wealth VI more likely
70 ptotnce Frhlier aati2factory resuiis The
object Of this fhrd slft CoReert l. the enLtrenent
and endowiaent 81 ths Pabiie Librsr, Of ksataeky,
which, BY thespcial MT authorizing the teecrt lr IL
beheht n y " h. hretsr nee "a al oiisas II every
state. This Concer sll he conducted like the drst
and second horeEsre giyen aud fall particular u tho
mode VI drawing thu gins and Iayi the .d every
hing necessary 10 thorough understanding ~ tho
schetne, ffon hsginninx 10 end nos pahllshed la
the tirnA ID circular which viii be hrulshs ifes u
cost 10 any who apply The entIe nanageasnt II tLis
undertak.ns has been oo'nnlittsl BY the trustees 70
tton. rhos. n. nrasnistse. lA,s GeserDar d
heuiuek :, WHOM all conmuucalols l,ertaiillas "
the Git Cvneert shOuli b. adins.sssl
n r. pJilsk IT., pfes'L
". n. HALpkNAN, Nic-irus't
JOliN :. CAIN, sec'y Pablo Library az NJ.
FARMER, and bRON kits' BANK. fsAsiIrr.
tieksts arr nov resiy tT sab. and all osdss bs
theni, W alpeaii0ns tr aaciss einalars. iatsrsa-
ton, etc. Will NEST with prnpt attsnti0n skcn aa-
dnsssd ~ rs telow dire,tci.
ThUs. 4. bilAMlErfE, I>paisyils, Ky. -
Assnt Public Library NJ
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To prevent errors aud to obviate the neces-
atty Of rcccpting 60 our subscribers, We will
publish every week the name. Of those who
pay Ne; which shall be a receipt to them. II
you have RENTED your dues by mail during
,hi. week and your name does not appear in
thi. issue, you are notified that We have not
received IL
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Correspondents should not feel disappointed
II their Accommodation do not appear prompt
ly or are tampercd with a little, as il Is some
times impossible for Us to find space for them,
and Il Is often necessary for ~ to curiail them
n l,ttlc
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NOTICE.

Those of our advertisers who desire changes
made in their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning next.
An communication either ~ IN editorial or bust
ne-. character, should h. addressed 20 HlifON a
CAMPBELL bon n, STAFFORD, Ny.
Al monies remittci ~ for advcrtisina subscription
or no wort must ~ srnt In checks f-si-once mguey
crer ~ exrrr-. q win &c At the ir'is c-n risk
Jane. Cak /. our authorized agrnt si iiustonyille 10
contract tf lob Work Advertising attend 10 sut~fip-
tions and rcceive all monies for the sane.
oVH soNNrsi
Ia. c..o, Uu.,onviile. s. n. Ovens Crab Orchard,
W q Curt somcrscti n n. Rryant, Gum sulphur
l. n Jones. Pine HiIli Thos McBesth, Monticelloi
Dr. J. J. Hrown, Mt Vernon
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About Settling.

. All business men desire to settle up their
business at least once year 1t is always
best to settle even il no money changes hands,
therefore, respectfully request all my custo.
mers to call and pay their accounts, or close
the same by note. Respectfully,
w. ii. ANDERSON,
Druggist, Main Street, Stanford KY 4i-ti
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Mr. NJ. II. Sanford has taken the noted FLY
Salina from the turf, and has sent her in COM
pany with the imported mare Lady Moles.
worth to his breeding establishment near
Paris, KY, to be added to his already large
list Of brood mares.
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ALARGE lot of Tinware. Chinaware
and new goods generally just received
by Geo. D. Wearen 4 Co.


Our agents will please bear in mind that un-
less the money accompanies their list Of names,
they will not be entitled to our club rates,
and will be heldresponsible for the collections
Of all sums whenever demanded by US. The
newspaper business cannot be conducted sue
oessfully under the dangerous credit system.
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A, the residence Of the brides father in
stanford, on Wednesday evening January 9Th,
1873, by Rev. Father Brccne Of Danville, Mr.
J,sEs u. WALLACE 20 Mis- MARTHA L.
MArrISaLY, daughter of II. Mattingly, E-q
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FOR pure Cider Vinegar, Of the best
quality, 90 to W. H. Anderson's.
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Mrs. Gillian has removed her millinary
goods to the room lately occupied as the post
office. She respectfully requests her old
friends and patrons to call and see her Those
indebted to Mrs. Gillian are kindly reminded
that settlement is now in order. Att
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We rcccivcd very interesting letter from
our member lion. T. W. Napon, in relation
To the doing- Of the Legislature, too late for
insertion this issue. Pleas write on Tuesdays
friend Namon.
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Mr.. W. II. Dawson returned home from
the South a few days ago, and reports the
market alive with'mules and horses. On his
return he met thousands Of mules going to
market. lie thinks the market is already
clutted.
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The Lexington Observer and reporter says
the probability is that there will be more large
sales this coming summer in Kentucky Of
Short Horn cattle and trotting horses than
there ever has been during one season before
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The handsome silver pitcher presented to
J. J. McRoberts, by the board Of Directors Of
the National Bank, was purchased from Col.
Thomas Richards, at +. r. Chenaults cxten-
isve jewclry establishment.
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Thanks to our energetic agent in Wayne
county. for Ioag li-t 81 subscribers. lie says
the people Of Wayne county are hound to
give the Interior Journal hearty support"
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The pathway mp the hill to the Male Semi.
nary, and the crossing at the public we'll have
not as yet been attended 10. Since the recent
rains !, Is impossible for little children to get
u school without going around distance ola
half mile. II j. simply shameful.
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The last will anltcstament Of Mr amanda
r. Goggin was admitted 10 record on Monday
last, and Mr.. Jno. :, Kendrict, qualified as
Ernrninr
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CATTLE.
Monday, jan, 18th, 1873.
LoUIsvILLE-Receiptsl light and market I'M
changed; but selling from 81 to 4 80; beef 81
to 3 so; common - to 3. All changed hands,
but market rather week.
New YoRK-Receipts lighter than previ.
Gus week Market quiet at cent advance on
the week. Good to Irime worth 1904 with
extras at l5c, the average bringing 12lc.
HOGS.
LOUIsyILLE-The market for hogs has
ruled firm during the week and receipts have
been readily taken by the few packers who
are still continuing to slaughter Sales 10
packers have been reported during the past
few days at si@l 10 per 100 ihs gfoes. he
ceipts are considered liberal for the season,
and embrace, since Saturday, over 1000 head
The slaughtering at this point now exceeds
10000 head, and, from present indications,
it viii exceed last years packing, which foot.
cd up nearly 100000 head.
CINcINSATI-Buyers and sellers apart and
tending down at 81 1904 25. Receipts, H.
1924 head.
CnIcAGo-Rcceipts Of hogs for Sunday and
Monday, 3G,4lG head and trains due. Market
active, but at l5c lower. Extreme range,
So zoos 95. Bulk of sales to packers, 50 "a
as IS. Market now weak with a downward
tendency.
HORSES AND MILES.
Still continue going South in large quanti-
ties, and with no detention here. There l. no
material change reported in the market.
GEO. D. WEAREN & CO. sell O lbs
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Mr. Savage the energetic agent Of the
American Bible Society, spent several days in
our midst, and accomplished considerable for
the society.
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Mr.. X {. McIlea,h Of Monticello, school
commissioner Of Wayne county, called to zee
us yesterday. lie is actively engaged in the
the cause Of education in his county, and his
efforts are duly appreciated.
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Hon. W. 2. Campbell and wife, formerly Of
Stanford, no~ residents Of Eldorado Kansas,
arr visiting their friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
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Please Renew.


II you find a eros. mark In ink after your
name on the margin Of this paper, or on the
wrapper, IL signi6e. that your time Is out, and
you are requested to renew.
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Matrimonial.

Al the Commercial Hotel in this plscc, on
Yesterday morning by Rev. A. u. Rash, Mr..
JAS A. BALL and Mis- Joanna, Cox, both
Of Garrard
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FOR Sewing Machine needles call at
W. H. Anderson's drug store
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Local. BREvITIEs.

The feeling in feeding cattle IL reviving, as
will be seen by our stock column.
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County Court, q Monday IN each month.
Quarterly Court, LIST Mondays In March, Iuney
September and December. Court Of Claims
ID Monday in Octobcr. Court Of Levy and
Assessment-2d Monday in june.
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Mr. Peter Tribe i agent for Lincoln coun-
IT, Tor the Kellogg patent Buckeye Pruning
Knife, which is complete success, and should
meet with a ready sale. With the greatest
ease, limb two inches through can be cut
from a tree. Farm rights are sold at the low
price of s..
"what everybody says must bc true
therefore We are bound to give credit to the
statement that the Iluskison Hotel in Somer-
set j. the place 10 lodge and feed. The pro-
prictor j. constantly adding some improve
mcnt to his house, and from long practice has
almost reached perfection in the catering art
The card Of the Commercial Hotel, will be
found in our advertising columns to-day The
travelling public will find here the very best
accommodation and reasonable charges. In
the culinary line, Mr.. Pennington cannot he
eSccllcd, and Mr.. =. Possesses in an eminent
degree, all the necessary qualifications Of a
successful landlord. The house is almost en-
tircly new, and the furniture all new. Try
Mcssrs Craig a McAlislter, with character.
i-tic enterprise, have established abranch store
Al Halls cap Station, under charge Of Mr.
Jos. Nc Smith, and have purchased very
large Ra stock Of dry goods, groceries, &c
This branch will be carried on with the same
liberal spirit as the well known house in this
place, and will doubtless prove great oonve'
nience 10 the people Of that section, as we'll as
10 the mountain trade south. Their adver'
ii-ement viii appear in our paper next week
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