The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-12-19
KENTUCKY SHORT STOPs.

Solen Shinkle is the local editor of the
Springfield Kentuekidn.(D
w. S. Miller, Jr., is spoken of as the
temperance candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk Of Garrard county.
Three Of the merchants Of Winchester
announce their determination to adhere
to the cash system In future
The freight-ware house Of @. ID. Bat.
terton, in Danvile, was burglarized last
week. Loss between $500 and s40O.
a Methodist church is TO be erected in
London, and contractors are invited to
send in their bids to w. ii. jackson.
The Shelby Couront says that trade in
real estate is more buoyant in that county
than it has been for eight months past.
The Glasgow Times is to be enlarged
January lst, and enters upon its ninth
year. 1t will adopt the rigid cash sys-
TEN.
Hartford is among the oldestand Dixon
the youngest county seats in Kentucky,
and neither has church. Oh fe, for
shamel
A fine specimen of yellow corn, raised
by VIM. Dunn, of Garrard, won the
premium offered by the Kentucky Ad-
rocate. There were nine entries.
Gus. Shropshire, of Bourbon county,
has brought suit against the Live Stock
Journal of Chicago, for $40, 900, for al
legged SANDER of Mr.. SIS. COW, Fannie
Forester.
AT recent revivals, held by the Christ
ian and Baptist denominations at Mt.
Moriah, in Pendleton comfy, forty-six
additions were made to the former and
twenty to the latter.
A traveller was attacked and dragged
from his horse by a highwayman in
Marion county the other night. The
assailant searched him thoroughly, but
finding nothing, disappeared in the dark
ness.
The Clark County Democrat says
"The Peak Family concert was a decided
The Glasgow Times says:
The Peak Family concert, as a travel
ing entertainment, may justly be regard
ed as no success"
A difficulty occurred in the courtroom
at Lexington last week. during the ses-
sion of Circuit Court, between two law
yers, 7. p. johnson and Jere Morton,
resulting in the hacking up of Morton
pretty severely. Both spent a night in
Jail.
The Auditors report for 1872 shows
that the total valuation of the property
of the State for that year amounted to
s22, ,653, $50 less than il was for the pre-
vious year; and his report for 1873
shows it to be 1872, lSl less than il was
in 1872.
The following is a copy of the rebel
lious resolution adopted by the negroes
in convention at Louisville recently:
"Whereas, the colored citizens of this
State have been subservient to the Re
publican party, and have acted in ac-
cordance with the Philadelphia platform,
we demand of the party a reasonable
portion Of the Offices at its disposal in
this State; and if our claims continue to
be ignored, we cease to be considered in.
iebted to the Republican party more
than to any other that now exists or may
be formed"
A special correspondent of the jour
NAL from Fltchburg, Estill county, says:
'The iron company here has two furna-
res in blast, at this time, and bdth are
making iron rapidly. Three furnaces
will probably be in blast next year,
which will make, during the year, some
nine thousand tons Of iron, and give en-
ployment, part of the time, to nearly
1ne thousand men. The management of
he company has recently gone into the
hands of energetic men who will develope
is manufacturing facilities to their ut
most capacity. DR.. +. ID. Standiford,
If Louisville, who was elected from his
District to Congress without opposition,
$ the present President of the company,
md report says whatever he touches
urns to gold, but here it turns to pig
ron."
CLOSE up ladies, if you please"
aid horse ear conductor to six femi-
lines, who had spread themselves ov r