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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
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MONTICELLO. Ky. Feb. 8, 1873
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MosrcELLo XIV. Feb. 8, 1873.
FARMING
Our farmers are IN "the blucs," on sccouni
Of the severity Of the winter, their work being
no farther advanced now than in December.
Tho-e Who generally have their corn and ost
ground turned" by Christmas, have not ye,
done days blowing. Owing to the many
hard freezes, the wheat crop will he complete
failure consequently, our farmers purpose
putting in large crops Of corn.
STOCK ITEMS
A. s. Jones has just returned from the
South, and reports that he made money on his
mules But who ever knew hm 10 go at any.
thing and not make money.
Letters from W. Francis, al Covington, Ky,
state that he is rapidly selling hi. cattle at fair
prices lie is expected home in few days
We hope he will do we'll, for more enterpris-
ing and industrious young man can not he
found In q days travel.
NEW FIRMS.
Mr.. dance Ingram has bought q half
interest in the dry good, store Of II. II. Glib
son. VIC congratulate Mr.. Ingram upon hi.
choice, and Mr.. Gibson upon the acquisition
Of 40 worthy partner.
Messrs. Thomas and Arthur Rankin have
opened new store at Fall Creek Mills. They
have q large store-room, we'll filled with .
choice assortment Of everything needed in
this country, which lie sold at very low rates
but their terms are cash or produce. They
not only preach "No credit" but practice It.
II all our merchants would adopt and strictly
adhere to this course, they would greatly ben
eft themselves and the community.
SCHOOL
Miss Abba Coffee opened school in town
this morning. Miss Abba is an accomplished
lady and IN excellent teacher
DIED.
On the Goth ultimo, Of bronchitis, Kitty, in
fan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Kendrick.
ANEW YEARS GIFT.
On the Goth ultimo, Mrs. Duncan presented
Mr.. John Duncan, Sheriff Of Wayne, with q
bouncing baby boy. Though rather late for
New Years gin, yet it is highly appreciated,
IL pleasing looks and innumerable smiles are
any evidence.
PERSONAL.
Our young friend Brack Meadows Is just
from Texas, on . visit to his friends and kin
dred in Wayne. Dnlck is locking unusually
we'll. He advises all energetic young men,
who wish to make fortunes fast, to emigrate
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A LARGE assortment of warranted
clocks at Z. r. Chenaults
Obituary..

wu,,,x Eox R,cu,ppsox x,s bo,, /,
pr,,.l; count, Eer,,clv 1, tho van, 1918
and died If pneumor;a n, his residence four
mile. e,st ~ somersc, ON Nondav Jonu,rv
% ls-a II. nroEes..d faith in Chr;., in the
wear lss7 uniting himself with the R,p,is,
Cbprcb and wa married 10 Mis- Rarbara
ncL,rd hv EId.r sto,ber Caller ON tho 9th
Of ApyiI 1870 which provcd 70 he n bappy
pDion Of heart. and con,i,u.d 40 until .en.
.r,,od Inv an ali wise Providence Soon af,er
ma,r;ags NJ, Richardson conceived |, 10 no
bis dutv IN nrs,cb tho gosnel and entered
pnon a ministerial c,raer which he neve,
abandoned mill calleJ % receive bis reward
,r,,.ursd nm in heaven far one an pure in
hear, A n minister he was n faithful and
,ealops uorler dsvo,.d 10 b;s Church .vsr
r.,dx 70 defend with , cla,- and Io,;c,I mind
tina, which was right and IN condemn the
accumulation NJ erron.ous doctrines As n
Cbr;s,;.n b;s x,lk w,s. nio,s orls,lv and
e.empI,,v one nosses.ing ,bose richest Garth.
Iv ,r.a.ur.s saith hone and charity. Inn,
the greatest Of these. with him. wa, charity.
He wa. . most worthy and rcspected citizen.
n lind busbana A., GOOD peiohbor and n friend
IN the moor and needy more p,rtieularly 70
tina, unfortunate class the ornbans His mar.
r;age not bsing blessed with issue his bouse
tor many v.ars mast has bssn and ia vet the
b,npv home ~ ornbans He copld not with.
hold his bountv however limited from tbese
helplcss children. feeling ,ba, thew ala have
bodily wants that their little hand. did oct
cold in .pit. Of their ofor,s 10 feel cheerful
that their LITTLE foe, did ns.a .hoes as o,b.,
children and further tina, tbev needed IA.
lig;ons training and Lind h.nef,c,or who
would poipt them % the Lamb Of God. Bv
the death of Mr. Richardson. the Masonic
fraternity the Baptist Church and the Cum.
berland River associ,,ion have snf,sred an
irreparoble loss He wa. VERY familiar with
the rule. ordinance. and the established laws
for the gove,nmen, Of his church. and in the
different assemblies for the transaction of i'm.
nor,ant matters nor,.inino 10 the Church. he
advocated , s,r;ct adolescence IA those well.
e.,ahlishod ,uI.. and Law. nreserving them
inviol.,e TrnIv was no MIGHTY pillar "a
The Chnrch hs Iovod and ~ ,hose sautary
Joo,r;no. whioh ha ohar,.hoa Win tender
hand Th., niIl.r has allen 10 rise no more
ON earth Va. he |. gonel That body but A
snort 'me ago 50 iu', OF lie ana ,iso, u rest
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ALARGE lot of Tinware. Chinaware
and new goods generally just received
by Geo. d. Wearen 4 Co.
Rulplic AaIeA.

A. q. Talbot, Jr., reports the sale Of S. c.
Powell, in the West End well attended and
bidding lively. Plug horses from $40 To sos /;
threshed oats SO cents per bushel corn, 81 IS
to 81 92 per barrel bacon shoulders, 10 cents;
sides, Is cents ham, 10 cents household and
kitchen furniture fair prices. We are glad
10 know that Little Az Is up and At j.
again." lie is one Of the best auctioneers Ia
public Of his salos, ss~ Y tAy ave ksis.
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Err CHENAULTs drug store 10 now
on the southeast corner Of Main and
Lancaster streets.


From the premises Of Edward McCarty, In
this county, about the LIST Of November last,
shepherd slut belonging to W. q. Collier, Of
Crab Orchard. She was blue and black
-peckfcd, with yellow breast and fore legs
Any information in regard to her whereabouts
will be thankfully received by The under.
signed. W. q. COLLIER,
It. ED. McCARTY.
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FROM PULASKI COUNTY.
Oovreponasns fa,~,or Journal
SOMERSET, XIV, Feb. 3, 1873.


SOMERSET, KY., Feb. 3, 1873.
rsISn~ REvIvISo.
On account Of the extreme cold weather
aud the miserable condition Of our roads,
business had been very dull for some weeks in
our town, and nothing to break the monotony
save now and then spirited discourscs On
Temperance, railroads, spiritualism, school
tar, or some other important topic. On last
Friday, the gloomy clouds having passed
away, Aurora made her appearance, shedding
forth refreshing rays Of light and sunshine,
causing the sturdy old yeomanry TO make
their appearance again upon our streets,
business TO assume more lively aspect, and
our merchants 10 wear more cheerful counte-
nanccs. We hope the first day Of February
was an index 10 the remainder Of the winter
months.
AsnARP oEr-orF.
A certain young gentleman Of our town,
noted for his sharp and witty remarks, is a
member Of choir. Being called upon, the
other day, by Dutchman who had repaired
the organ belonging to one Of our churches,
to help discharge the price of said repairs, he
responded, seemingly in an angry mood II
suppose they want me 10 run the whole ma
chinery Of that church ! bought that organ,
and made them present Of II, and now they
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and much beloved by all who knew her.
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/" Betsy Marlin"

We are called upon TO record the death Of
very old mare, well known in this section Of
country, by the name Of Betsy Martin"
She was the property Of the late Me-. Amanda
y. Goggin, and Was twenty-nine or thirty
years old. She was purchased BY Boon Cog
gin. deceased, from Edward Furgerson in
is4s, aad was then four or Eve years Of age.
She retained her sprightliness and activity to
within fe- days Of her demise.
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Mr.. Balm, the eloquent exponent Of the
oaas Of Temperance, lcciurcd a, Dunville on
the 18th instant, and oYsniIod a Lodge Of
Good Templars with sixty seven charter mem
here on the 2eth he spoke at Prksville,
Boyle county, and organized a lodge With
forty-hve charter mcmbcrs aud at Huston.
willie, in this county, he organized "Tilman
Hooker Lodge with chsrtss membership Of
HiIty seven. AZ temperance lecturer, Mr..
Balm ranks second to John b. Cough in the
United Stat.-
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A Card.

The following letter will explain itself.
We give il place in our columns As request
ed, knowing our readers will bear witness that
we have never referred in any manner to Mr..
Nance or his aged mother. The article re-
ferred to appeared in one Of our contempora-
ries, from the pen Of gentleman who is very
cautious about making statements be can not
substantiate, and who is always ready and
willing to make the amende honorable when he
is in error:
NEAR TURSERsvn.LE, Ky, Jan. 81.
Editors Interior Journal:
My attention has been recently called to a
statement in your columns with reference to
the treatment Of my mother, by allowing her
to walk 10 Stanford, FIVE miles distsnt-to
travel TO Illinois unprotected" etc.
The facts are these: My mother, who is
now ninety-one years old and in her dotage,
has been living with me for twenty years.
About two months ago she became offended
with some member Of the family, and went to
the house of an acquaintance, and there re-
NAMED until she was taken to Stanford, TO
start for Illinois. l sent for her several times
to come home, but she refused, saying that
she 'was going to Illinois" furnished her
the means TO SO upon and return, il she de-
sires, as hsve done on two former occasions.
| am old, and have a large family Of chill
dren to support, and did not feel able to en-
ploy anyone to accompany her. Besides she
had made the same trip twice before without
accident.
In confederation Of the foregoing, respect
fully refer to my neighbors, Captain Mckin-
ney, William Lackey, Mr.. Peoples, and Mrs.
Amanda AlcOrn all of whom have known me
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About Settling.

Al business men desire to settle mp their
business al least once year. Ii is always
hlsi TO settle even II no money changes hands,
therefore, respectfully request all my eusto-
mcs to call and pay their accounts, or close
she same by note, Respeo,fully,
W. II. ANDERSON,
D7r7gi.t, Main Street, Stamford Nv. s4-w
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We are pleased To -oe our friend Mr. Rep
pert, agent Of the southern Mutual Life In
suranoe Company, in our midst again, and to
announce that. since the payment II the poll
~ on the lie u Mr.. worsham, he has issued
a number Of policies for ten thou
sand dollars Mr.. Il. represents company
tina, !. rapidly advancing in public favor, and
Is in every respect leading one.
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GEO. D. wEAREN q co. have q large
lot of clover seed. timothy seed, orchard
grass, &C., for cash only.


The Aidins for February is in every respect
equal TO the sanguine expectations excited by
the January number Of this remarkable peri
odical, Of which each issue seems 10 be the
climax until its successor appears. The cuts
are all good, and the literature leaves nothing
to be desired In the way Of excellence and va
riety. Mr. A. r. Penny, Of this place, is
agent for the AIds~o.
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Communicated.
About the Practice Of Medicine.

A hill prob;b;t;ng the nractice of medicine
and suroe,v in tho State of Kentucky nv ,nv
n.r.on no, ,r.dn.,. If acme established
scbool Of medicine or surgery chartered bv
the Ieo;.ls,pre NJ this STATE or of anne other
State or ;ud;ci.rv. has been presented To the
Legislature of Ken,uckv for its consideration
and final ,dont;on nv the Representative from
Je.s.mine. Mr. William Brown.
Tbi. |. , move in IN. rich, direction. and II
Mr.. Brown succeed. in carving into effect the
aforesaid bill. he will have done more for his
fellow.m.n than any Representative who ba,
preceded him. This is a broad assertion, but
We insist upon the truth of IL. because the
preservation Of human life il paramount to
ali other considerations Iec;.lators cons;de,
and Ieg;s,.,e unon financial ouestions. and all
oue.,;ons and sub;ects pertaining 10 money
m,t,ers either pro.ima,elv or remotely but
,h.v have 40 far in Kentuckv Turned n deaf
car IN ,ronos;t;ons tending To environ the pub-
lie with safegu.r,l. necessary for the protec.
Zion 81 l;,a and h.,,,h
LAWYER. are rsouired IN have . lieense To
practice law. vbv not require persons pro-
no.;ng 10 prnctioe medicine TO have a diplom,
from .ome accredited medical school before
entering upon the practice of medicine? "A
-. III -, go. a. al,
nrespmnt;ve evidence Of professional abilities
.na ,onr;romon,. and ouoh, 10 he N. onlv
,ol,ow,adnod r;nh, a an ;nd;v;du.I 70 Al.
.,erc;.. and bonors Of his profess;opp We
in Kentucky have no law prohibitine the
nr.c,;ce If medicine nv arv ,erson. no matter
how ;cnor.r, Persons wholly npnr.p,red
.,a ,,,or,v nnou.l;6sd ara allowed n sbouI.
A. n.;, ~ iii hoe. .na 90 ON ,bs;r wav ~
Ja.,L al das,ruo,;on rn@o,o.,sd. and the
80 or.S,,Ion. h.I;.vo ,h,, A.. educated
,,hv.;o;.. .ho,,a oond..oood n oons,,, with
t. ,rno..mu... .nd ,,s., then, in .vsrv
80. - a.. - >. r..,..,.h,. nr,o,;,;onor.
=, ,.1;.;..
. nr.., NAM n.,son. 40 No, know tho Az.
to-. $500 doo,or and . ay,.nnvn q,
- ,h~.;o;. "a a. ;.nor.n, n,.
-. A. ;rI;s;Sn., r. no. h..n II !.
- 4. IL h. .o,,o Doo,or /.
u'"s ''o'e WON ."'e', " ''
medical students Just entering upon the study
Of their profession are called Doctors. No
one ia n doctor until the degree of NJ. ID. has
-. Ill, so..,;,,,.a -
oeeh eoh'erreu oy "saiiy oon''i'u'eu Uoaiu
OF medical examiners, and, in order to have
the degree conferred, he must have studied
medicine three wears and attended two reeu-
- - -. IL - =.
iAr courSes Oh lectures, a''e' ""''" NC
quired to pass satisfactory examination.
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GEO. D. wEAREN & CO., sell 8 lbs
good N. o. sugar for 81.
Wanted.

Information Of the whereabouts Of my son,
lad about eighteen year, Of age. lie left
his home in this county about two weeks ago,
and is supposed To be in Mercer county. He
il not Of sound mind. His name il John
Williams. Any information in regard 10 his
whereabouts will be thankfully received BY
his mother JANE WILLIAMS.
STANFORD, KY, Feb. o, 1873.
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A New York correspondent .ays: more
money is made here by the cheap story
weeklies than by the entire daily press. The
svesge appetite for vulgar fiction and shabby
commonplace geographically arranged, is
something surprising. The curiosity almost
universally felt about Rodrigo Rpmpsteak,
the Robber, and the Pug nosed Pirate Of the
Bermudss will never he satisfied"
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FROM THE WEST END.



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rou,. n, the clas.ic .borc. az Jrptbcgrov,'s
pranch' on ureen nVer' ihey iooh ~ cneer'
'u' ~ cou'u oe e'pec'eu u"ue' 'ne '',e""'
stances ana VIII douo'ies' con'',ou" W INV
solution Oh 'he great r'iiroA" P'oo'e"'
we nave an a'''s' ens'so" up'" ""p ~
our Town ana Surrouhuihsr' we are .'''ev',
ing our 'oroe'' PnPai"'o'' y" s'""' '''
ior ,he possession OF the ou'e caP''a, =,
MAYOR Drys Is sun eo"nneu 70 ME w" "
the Nouhn rece'Ven some Neess s"oe
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NOTICE.

Tbosc 81 our advertisers who desire changes
made in their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning next
Az communications, either of an eiitoris or bust
no- ehafartef should h. addressed 70 HILTON A
CAMPBELL, box "A, stanford, Ky.
Al m,nc. femittei Ne &c advertising, subscription
bob vort must b. sent w checks, p~i-ohce money
order esrr-s o. u -ill h. At the parties ovn risk
J.ius~ Cook /. our authuris. ssrnt al Hustonvie 10
contract sr job WORK Advertising attend " suts,rip
uons, and receive all monies iof the same
AaESrsi
gu Cosk, IIustonviiie, = y. Ovens, Crab Orchard,
W e Curt S,smsrzct n. Bryant, Gum sulphur,
I. y Jones Pine NM Tbo-. MoBcatb, Aonticslloj
Dr J. J. brown, Mt Vernon.
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Msysville has just started chair factory.
Carroll,on will soon have a new saw and
planning mill. Nsnc, burg is now building a
hub and spoke factory. Midway will have a
IsPer-mill in operation in a few days. Stan
ford will have cooIerage, and needs tau
merry, chair factory, broom factory, and good
many mono enterprises q similar character.
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Mr.. N. Floyd and family and Mr.. X. J..
I~~"e, ~ Pulaski, we're registered a, the Com
merciAl Hotel on Tuesday last, on their way
to Missouri.
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x
Please Renew.

II you find cross mark in ink after your
nams on the margin Of thi. paper, or on the
wrapper, IL signi6e. that your time is out, and
you are requested 10 renew.
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The value Of the stock in Colorado il
s4,OOO,OO0. Increase during the past year !;
cattle, over 100000 head sheep, 100000 I;
other stock in proportion.
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A fne young Jack is for sale by r. and T
Porter, Of this county. He is four years old
by Lycurgus, he by Jim Porter. He ha
proved himself sure foal-getter and goo'
breeder. i7-4t
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County Court, 81 Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court, Is, MONDAYS In March, June,
September and December. Court Of Claims
ID Monday in October. Court Of Levy AMI
Asse-sment-2d Monday in June.
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ID. Powers and $. K. Evans, Of Whitley
county, were arraigued before Squire Dennis,
Tuesday, on the charge Of trying to evade the
payment Of toll on the Stanford and Grab
Orchard turnpike road. They represented
that they had only forty head Of cattle, and
paid toll ON that number, but drove through
ifty-sir head The parties confessed judg-
ment and prayed lcniency; and the court,
timing them one cent and the costs, babe them
go and sin no more. Let others take warning.
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NC ssuaey and r. c. Warren, Esqs, are
in Frankfort, attending TO important cases in
the Court Of Appeals
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We learn that Mr. John Simpson, Of this
county, met with a painful accident few
dsys ago. lie was riding down hill rapidly,
when HE horse stumbled aud III, throwing
Mr. Simpson and dislocating his shoulder.
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Mr.. NJ. d. Hughes, Of this place, has recent
ly accepted an agency for the wel-known
Singer sewing -mschine, and has on hand
number Of the machines lie will begin
csnvas.ing the county in few days
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Hunting is the order Of the day with our
Di1-river friends. Messr-. Sim. Cook, Phil
lips and Lundsford report game plentiful.
The result Of a short hgnt on Monday last
was a cart-load Of rabbits and several coons
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Mr.. warfeld, Of Fayette, purchased, in
1885, a sucking heifcr calf for $40, and he has
realized $4,000 from her immediate produce.
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COAL

7. 7. Davies, agent for the sale Of
Vim. Owsiey's saperisr Coal, will furnish
coal In any quantities ~ suit parehsssTs,
a The lowest market priss.
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It is said by many knowing ones that the
thunderstorm on Tuesday Last announced the
breaking up Of winter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-07

William Ros-, Mrs Matte Ross, and Mis-
Maggie Ewing were thrown from a vehicle in
Crab Orchard, yesterday evning. Mr. Ross
vas badly bruised Mis- Ewell escaped I'M
hurt but Mr.. Ross sustained injuries which
will doubtless prove fatal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-07

Stanford !, the only town Of ifteen-hundred
inhabitants that don't want the Capital.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-07

Last Sunday was grounding day. The
sun shone out beautifully, and no, cloud
was visible. The question is, did he respect
the Sabbath, and make his advent on Monday ?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-07

II the Oh. didn't pull the hole in after
him, the supposition is that he made bis sp-
pesrancc again on Wednesday last.
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Come TO town next Monday, prepared TO
pay all srrcsrssc. to I'll. Office.
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An extensive stock Of jewelry at z.
n Chsnaultia
A Call.

10 d.. r. b. Montgomery
DEAR sIR-Bslieying you to be one Of the
few men in our county that can be elected a.
our Representative, In the coming election,
withcut sYsrs1tlen, We urge you 70 become .
candidate, and assure yoa the snpPort Of
MANY VOTERS.
srAsroRp, KY, Feb s. 1873.
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Weather Report for January.

Clear weather, 8 days. Frosts, 4. General
direction Of the wind, northwest.
Barometer corrected for temperature.
JOHN +. TARRANT, Observer.
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