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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

We call attention to the advertisement, in
smother column, Of the wstertown Fire In.
'urance Company, AZ which Mr., George W
Afford Is special agent for the counties Of
BOYLE, Lincoln, and Garrard. The WATERFOWL
possesses the special merit Of doing dwelling
and farmhouse business exclusively, leaving
the more hazardous risks to companies doing
general business. l, has capital Of $3.50.
oco, and lie controlled by competent under
writers. We understand that a great many
farmers, after investigating the company, are
patroniring Il in preference to companies Of
greater age and larger capital.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

Louisriis offerings Of cattle amounted
to 47i head on Monday, most Of which changed
hands by noon. The market ruled only fair
and bss, shipping sold a, IS 2ossS 70; good
81 25@si 70; common and rough, $685.
bulk Of ssles at 81 50sS5. Fresh milkers
ssOCssiO.
ksr York-Cattle market fair, at deelias
Of &c. Common To strictly prime Western
native steers, lliC9lSc, with few tops at lac
fat bulls 5ts5ic.
CS..el4naii. Receipts very light, Shipping
cattle quoted at 5i@5ic; best butchers, Sc lc
third quality, SIC.
The Louisville hog market remains fair
Most Of the offerings are light, half iat, ssigh,
ing from $50 10 200 lh~, which sell at "a VI u
IS 25, beat butchers, weighing $50 10 500 NJ
- so 10 s. g. Hog have declined slightiy
In Cincinnati and New York
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Tribute OF Respect.

The following resolutions were passed BY
Lancaster Lodge, No. l0i, 7. and A. Y. NJ.
on the death Of Past Grand Master Levi,
Landram:
Our distinguished and much esteemed Bro.
Their Lewis Landram, having been suddenly
Sin the twinkling OF an eye" called hence BY
the Grand Master Of the Universe, we, hi
sorrowing brethren, deeply deplOre the loss Of
him who was pre-eminent in his devotion to
the principles Of our Order, by long life Of
unremitting energy in the cause Of Freema-
sonry, possessing in a rare degree a mind sus-
ceptible to all its teachings, and being thor
oughly imbued with its preccpts, he manifested
his real and love for il to a remarkable de-
gree, having been continuously a member Of
the Order from the date OF his initiation in
1919, to the date Of his DEATH on the 18th Of
April, 1879. Nor was his faithfulness and
zeal unapprecisted. For many years he was
elected Master and presided over this Lodge,
and as still higher appreciation Of his serv-
ices, after having filed subordinate positions
in the Grand Lodge Of Kennucky, he was
duly elected and installed Grand Master Of
the State. He discharged with fidelity and
ability the duties Of the several positions in
which he was placed by his Masonic brethren.
Therefore be il resolved:
!. That in the death of our Past Grand
Master Lewis Landram we have lost an emf
nent Mason and brother, thorough in all the
principal attributes Of Freemasonry, and that
We will long cherish his memory in our
hearts.
2. That his family have Lost q devoted hus-
band and fond father, society good citizen,
and Masonry one Of its most devoted adhe-
rents.
3. That we terder to his bereaved family
our most sincere and heartfelt coincidence I;
that copy Of these resolutions be furnished
them, and that these proceedings be Published
in the Central Kentucky Nrs, Richmond
Register, and INTERIOR JOURNAL, and that
they likewise be spread at large upon the rec
ord book Of this Lodge.
T. That we will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02
The May Elecli0n.

To-morros Saturday the election for Con
stables in the several precincts Of the county
takes place. Mr.. George W. Bobbitt and Mr.
Dan Miller. both good Democrats and clever
gentlemen. are candidates In the Stanford pre-.
finet Mr.. Miller is the presen, Incumbent
md has made very efficient officer. In the
|rsrnerville precinct, Samuel +. Campbell
be present incumbent, il q candidate without
opposition, and his chances for reelection are
,sits catering, - the people want no better
nicer than Sam has proved himself to be-
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Newspaper Laws.

We vo.id call the special attention Of postmaster
ssd sb-uis.- 10 the following synopsis Of the news
psper hvsi
A postmaster 10 rcquirri 10 give notice BY letter
tr.,ufnlns p.psf docs not sosve the hvl when !
state the DC IT, not being taken and neglect
70 DO % uskss the postmaster responsible 70 the pab-
Usher Ne the psyms
: Aay psrssa -bo tss-s paper from the po.tofhce,
rhethef directed 10 his smother whether he
hs suh~crlbcd " not 10 re~pousible hf the pay
" pet~on orders hts paper discontnu~i be must
p~y all arrcaragss, the pabiisher may contnus 70
uenf u until the pay ment u made
n the sah-rieer order, his paper 10 M STOPPED 81
certain time and the publisher coniaus- 10 ssnd the
sa6sI h-r 10 bound 10 pay &c f he tskss u from the
por,oh'e The las proceeds upon the ground that .
MAJ must ~, NJ shat he us>~.
The courts have decided that refusing 70 tsks
assspaper and periodicals. om the po.iehcs, sr ~
noting aud leaving them uncalcd ne, IL prima fAcis
evidence " lntsntons fraud.
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GO TO the dry goods house Of Jno. o.
HeAlistsr for spring supplies.



On our first page will be found oommuni
cation from an old citizen Of Stanford, now a
resident Of Missouri, who still looks back e
the old oaken bucket with childish longing
This letter will be read with peculiar Interest
by many Of our readers who are now upon
the shady side Of life, who love to look back
upon the hslcyon days Of their youth and
vigorous manhood days eolored Of the rose
when chiyalry was not merely name wher
the hospitality Of Kentuckians was a fact
when honesty and true worth were the pass
port to popular favor, and bribery and subsi
dies were scorned by our country's statesmen
Kentuckians were happy and prosperous then
About the time our correspondent left the
home Of his birth, such men rs Ephraim Pen.
nington, Archie Perrin, Simeon Peyton, Sam
Duddersr, Napoleon Tevis, Joseph Gentry,
Thomas Helm, Adam Wilson. Hughie Hays,
Martin stemmonds, Samuel o. Middleton, Mr.
Henley, William shanks, James Davidson,
John s. Hughes, Joseph Wallace, Joseph Pax
ton, and other true types Of Ksntucky's noblest
sons, were alive and aourshing in the -iciniiy
Of old Stanford Such men as these earned
for Lincoln county the name she bears, and
left posterity that sAeredly upholds the her
itsge. Many Of the descendants Of such men
as the above still reside in old Lincoln, and
retain the prominence and wealth given them
BY their respected ancestors but some have
sunk into obseurity, and their places are slled
By usn Of obscure psrcn,Age, VINO have risen
to positions Of honor and respectsbiliiy by
dint Of their own exertions; while very many
have gone out from Us to seek their fortunes
in the Western and southern country. II our
correspondent will pay us Wait, he viii see
few old veterans yet awaiting the summons
10 sIernity's courts, sud many Who retain
pleasant rcoileciioass = II. Perrin asd who
viii give him s,naine -elcowe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02
CealraI University.

TAs principal places con,ending for the 10
cation Of this University are Anchorage. Ia
Jefferson, Danyills, In Boyle, and Riehmond
In Madison county. A dispatch 10 Mr. Irwin
Of Richmond, the sOth ultino, announces IN.
following bids respectively, Anchorage
$4,000 In property Danville, $4,000 ia
money, school-hoass and ,rotiinE-,rack; Rich,
noad, s72 O00 IN nlo,,ey.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

Al an election held In the Office Of S. s
MeRobsrts. Secretary Of the Dsnville and
Crab Orchard turnpike road. by the Board Of
Directors on Tuesday, to choose Presiden,
and Director 10 Gil the vacancy caused BY the
death Of Joseph MeAlisier. Jacob Guest Of
Crab Orchard was chosen President, and VIM
McAlisier Of Stanford, Director.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

"wednesday last was the day appointed BY
Mrs. NJ. Gillian for her grand opening Of mil
linery and fancy goods, and a very large
crowd Of lsdie- wa. attracted to town to wit.
ness the magnificent display. The most novel,
not to say rude shapes and styles are now all
the rage The gimp. that were used to adorn
the heads Of our grcat-grandmo,hers are now
in great request For further information,
visit the store Of Mr.. Gillian.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02
LUMBER MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE.

From the daily papsr.l
Dealers rePort trade spcd. We quote WHITE pi.s
third rate, ss ~ inches ss7 So sscosd rate So So;
third rate, ST. go clear boards iach. scenf fhlrd
rate pine wsa,hersoards ssr poplar Do, 81 SCI com.
Get and anss q 81 sss Ill., e. SSp s'as pisni
si2 So poplar soantling and oist s72 So best sawed
CooPER sTurrs-Barrel poles, pcr II, siisiS; hos-
bead poles s2ss25 barrel slaves, rough, SIS: drcss
So a13; hoRshead slaves, rough, ssoa3a.
BARK-chestnut oak, per cord, sssia
STANFORD.
lcorrccted weekly by Joss W. GnHAx, wAoi.s.is
and retail dealer IN lumber, &C.
Lumber s In better request. bat prices sre IN
Poplar flooring, greon pur c, 7ssz 90 do, dry, %
A. Isl green lumber, 10 inches board measure co.
weatherbosrdins sep, soa2 90, DO, dry, eSa2 81
nut shias. 7s y o. pests so,sec EACH ;ni sss
nails per soss 90 loet posts icnsec e.chi bo.rds
&C., a.: e. es ss., ssi s ss ;ss * "a 60
SHELLEY CITY.
ioorected weekly by rovso a GEusss, architects
and b'silderSl
Poplar lamhsr, green, 5s,i 50 Fer q seathertosrd.
ny rsssn so.i y; e. dry. o,sz ~ s.s fsaeins
cut ooai 50; chestnut shinElss GOAT Is; OAK ps,s
sSs.se saeh locust Ps.. ssa5ae each board. soaese
a So; ehssinn. osk bark. 50ls 70 per cord barrel
go, HICKORY AID sssss' Soss . per ooSd' az
BUCK. 5oao 80 pcr N stkils.
DANvILLE.
tCouect<d weekly BY Yorse GRuBBs, Arcsitceis
and builders.
Green poplar ssd OAK fs,ning stun per c, hoard
measure, 0oa2 10 reatherboarding, green, fes2 2
drx clear sun 2sa2 80 oak tnclng losi -; good
yelloy poplar hrcing 21a2 20 per NJ shaved poplar
shingles. y inch. joas 90 pr Nj cut shingles in LaIe
5nas %; locust psts t5as5o each; two-foot boards
rcd oak e5A7sc Pr C. lathes, saved. thres-soc r5a
IS per NJ sod shaved chestnut shingles, soA5 W
per y; vced hiehsry and erech. soAs % rsr ord;
Back, 10 90 per M at kiln
LnHE, fS~isc per bushel At kiln.
RICHMOND
lc'rsrssd veoil, by W D ArEss. coatsat'@ s.s
roplar lumber. grccn, 2 70 per @; dry, 2l; pine
grsss, 400 sosnllng and iol,is ! ,o.2 70 ,ve,ihsr-
flooring. 8 soas o. Tor mill worked; shaved polar
shinxiss. 80 per NJ cut d., so; chestnut do, So
boarls two-foot 75c per g. do, thrce-f1st 90 per G.
lathes. saved three-cot. SO per NJ % do four-foo
% per n; Wood, per cord 5Oaf 90.
LIaE-Cement, per hbl, so; Louisville line, 2 %,
plaster paris, s 90; plaster hair. SOC per ba.
LANCASTER.
lCcrroetsd weekly BY T. BRows vholssalo AaA rst.4l
dealer In building material.
DIumbsr IN good demand At quotations, ~ follows
Lumber, No !, poplar and pine plank, par G, ~
80 No. do, coal IS No do, Toa2 20 scastlinS
No oo. 81 cut shingles, COATS pr NJ ehs-insi
threefoot 70, lathes. three-ot, Is; Co. four-iot
90 locust posts. feet long <xs, 50s75e each; OAK
do soasoc each voed, per cord SOFAS 90 stove we'd
ssvsd. 20, col, pr hashsl, ss.ise dssiv.sA-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

John Curry Of Je-ssmine announces in the
Je.samins Jo,srsi that he will accept any
challenge from Gsrrard or elsewhere, for the
tastes, dog In foI chase, foHsioo aside. Bill
Craig is our be., living exponent Of the chase,
and We arc confident that either Muse, Boun-
Ger, or Leader, all thoroushbreds, could win
the pot But We psss.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

The candidates for Senator Of thi, district,
Colonel c. =. Bowman and Hon. T. W. Var.
non, me, at Danville on Saturday last, and
urged their elaine On Monday they "locked
horns" at Lancaster. Hon. A. @. Talbot also
spoke at the latter place. The canvass ws1e.
warm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02
LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Ruling Prices an over Kentucky
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND CRoP ITEMS.

KENTUCKY rams.
The following fair ASSOCIATIONS have sp
pointed their meetings for 1873.
Lincoln County Stock Association, at Stan
ford, beginning Thursday, July 81, and con
tinuing two daya
The Mercer County Agricultural and Me.
ehanical Association will hold It's annual
meeting beginning August s, and continue
four days.
The North Kentucky Agricultural Society
begins it, sixteenth annual fair August 20. and
continues Ave days.
The Harrison County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association will hold it, merit meet.
ing on Tuesday, Angus, 10; and continue fons
days.
The Anderson, Franklin, and sslvisa A~o-
citation holds it, second annual fair on Tuss.
day, August 10.
The Bourbon County Fair will commencs
September 2, and continue Eve days.
The Madison County Agricultural and Ne
chanical Association holds its sixth annual
fair at Richmond, commeacing August IL
and continue four days.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

Mr.. Harry Middleton, one Of the live men
OF the coal region. aud bushes. manager Of
the ~.ii-kno~u arm Of r. r. Gresham 4 Co,
ws- in town this week. His company has &
ooa,rset which will keep ,hen actively en-
gssed through the entire spring and summer
ssason
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

Mr.. B. B. King of Parksville, Boyle county,
offers for sale privately, having determined to
move West, a good little farm Of sixty acres,
situated near Parksville, having on it ore Of
the finest young orchards in Boyle county, and
good distillery, good buildings, ETC.; also
several small tracts of land and house and
lot in Parksville, at extremely low rates. He
also offers timbered farm near Crab Orchard,
in this county, at bargain. Those desiring
to purchase desirable real estate cheap should
correspond with Mr.. King.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

Mr.. George W. Afford stole gray gelding.
by Vermont, from Mr.. George Evans Of Jar
rard, few days ago, Well, he did MT exactly
steal him but he paid $500 for him. and now
refuses $500. He is one Of the best ones we
have seen for some time, aud, II he is not
awarded lots Of blue ties daring the Fair sea-
ION. Il will surprise us.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

s. =. MeRoberts, Common School Commits.
sioner for Lincoln county, reports that all the
school claims for the county have been al
lowed, but their payment is deferred for the
want Of money In the treasury.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

No very extensive preparations are being
made towards the improvement Of our town.
Those persons who declared their intention to
erec, buildings this Spring are little dil.tory.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

Tbcse Of our advertisers who desire change,
made In their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning next.
All communication, sithcr q an editssia % bust
~. sh.fset-t, should b. sddrc--cd " HILTON 4
CAMPBELL boa u, staufbrd, Ky.
Az monies remitici Coz sdvs-tisue, subscription
- lob vctt must - sent In checks, petofhce money
sfdsf % espre>s or vi bs 81 the parties osn rist
James Cok IL our AUTHORISED agent al Hustonville "a
spn.rset of job Work Advertising attend 20 suhscrp
usna and rrsive Ill monie~ Coz the same.
ous Aonsrst
Jss O,h, Hustonvillet q X. Owens, Crab Orchard;
w. G Cufd, somervst, 4. M Bryant, DUN Sulphur
I Jeaes, Pine mn rhos Mshcath, Monticsiio;
d.. J. J. Brown, Mt. vernon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

DE-. 7. B. Montgomery, Chairman Of the
Lincoln County Democratic Executive Com
nittee. 10 our representative at the convention
which ss.eablcd at Frankfort yesterday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

Ramsey, our city butcher, informs us tina,
he has ordered large package Of becves tina,
are all steak and no bone. The good time :.
coming.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

George Donahue was executed at San Fran.
cisco, California, last week. His parting
words to his prison companion. were see
what liquor has done for me-"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

A thoroughbred COW, the property u Dr.
W. II. Cunningham of Clark county, choked
hersclf to death, the other day, in eating corn,
She was valued at 81 900.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

William Tarl,On, Esq, of Oldham county,
has four-year-old Golddust stallion colt in
Brysnts stable at Greenland. for which he
was offered by an Eastern gentleman ten thou
sand dollars.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

George Afford bought of WIN Bailey and
Others, at Turnenville, 60 head of good hogs
at 81 per cwt.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

John s. Owsley sold to James Drucc II
head Of hogs, averaging 200 lbs, Il 81 IS pei
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

@. p. Ramsey sold to James Owens II heac
Of cattle at Sis % per head.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

Matt Sandridge sold, a few days ago, n
hogs, weighing about $50 ibs, at 81 Is.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

An interesting communication from Texas
will be found on our hrt page.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

A form % disease b beginning iis march
upon the equine race, and, like the episootic,
was first noticeable in the East. Il makes its
appearance like the "scratchss." but Il 10 to-
tally different from that mslady rs II pro-
crosses through Its various stages. Some Of
the veterinary faculty call !. species Of hoof
rot, but have not yet arrived at q correct dag.
uosis OF the disease. The method Of treat.
ment 40 far has been the application Of lini-
ments, and swsddline the parts affected with
flannel, giving the animal absolute rest. Very
few fatal cases have been reported.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

to sell, three hundrsd barrels Of good corn
near Crab Orchard. Addrcu TIN. w. Hso.
orss, Stanford, Ky. oo-2s
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02
FIshING PARTY.

Dill Moss r. Newlsnd, Taylor Milton, W,
5. shspperd, and a. b. Barton have just no
turned from fishing excursion in South Fork.
This party was quite successful, catching
sbou, three hundred, weighing from three 20
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

fhs above quotations bacon and osher produce arr
retail prieer. small dscsuuf y made BY nurchsnss
frvm the above ksurs whsu takcn IL ezrhsnee hs
msrehasdisa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

a Lso WILL CONTRACT no Fur.
IA nish fatsrial and srest baiidiags on
the most Cav rable terms. All ordeu left a
the store Of papn 4 owslsy, or Ashsr ows-
ley's will live prompt stis stiea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-13
LEXINGTON.
THE RoCKBKDGE FAIR-PoLITfcAL.

III nav
Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispstch.I
LEXINGTON. VA, October 10, 1913.
The Ninth Annual Fair of this county
closed to-day. There was a large CROWD III
attendance, and much interest manifested IN
the exercises. There were some very hne
slrcep of various breeds, which attracted
much attention; as also some extraordinarily
large hogs. r
In the afternoon several addresses We're
delivered. Colonel Bolivar Christian, in q
witty speech Of a few minutes, introduced
Professor N. A. Pratt, of Washington and
Lee University, who delivered the annua!
Grafton. The Professors deep interest and
long experience in agricultural chemistry
enabled him to present facts n arguments
which enlisted the earnest attention OF every
farmer present.
He was followed by several gentlemen IN
short, pithy speeches, which were well re-
ceiyed by the large crowd. After the ad-
dresses the President Of the Association read
the list of premiums awarded. He also de-
clared it the purpose Of the Society TO LABOR
most earnestly the coming year to awaken
a deeper interest in the objects OF the fair.
The student who was wounded IN lhe
affray of Saturday is said to be out OF dah-
ger. Faulkner is still in Jail, but VIII DO
doubt soon be released on bail.
Mr.. Kotow, the japanese law-student, has
recently been quite indisposcd, "cuttlng
his wisdom teeth" Jut is now attending
lectures. He is IL very pleasant gentleman,
quite polite, popular with the students, and
Gems pleased with the state OF things in this
rountrv. X. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-13

Mas>.meeting> arc announced at the fol-
lowing places. Distinguished speakers have
been invited to attend, and will address the
people:
GoochIand Courthouse, Monday, October
90: Hon. John T. Harris. Hon. K. +. Daniel,
Major J. Il. Guy.
Amelia Courthouse, Wednesday, October
-: Colonel W. S. GilInan, Major w. +. {.
Gregory. Colonel Joseph Mayo, Jr.
Brunswick Courthouse, Monday. October
.: Hon. K. r. Daniel, Hon. i. 5. Flournoy,
Major W. +. &. Gregory.
Cumberland Courthouse, Monday, Octo-
Der -: Hon. i. \. Coghil', W.M. CaDell,
MuiorJ. W. Daniel.
Princess Anne Courthouse. Monday. De-
obcr -: Major G. 5. otrin%tcl!oW, Colonel
j. w. Hinton, John ;. Wise.
Fiuyanna Courthouse, Monday. October
- Hon. John L. Harris, Hon. r. w.
Duke, Hon. y. r. Coghili.
Patrick Courthouse, Monday. October p:
lion. JOHN Goode, Jr., John Il. Thurman,
Colone! George c. Cabcll.
Henry Courthouse, Wednesday, October
30: Hon. john Goode, Jr., Hon. rs. Flour
noy. John r.. Thurman, Esq, John Staples,
Esq.
L~unenburg Courthouse. Friday, October
81: Hon. RI. Daniel, Colonel f.. E. Harris,
Colonel WE. Green.