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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

GROUND was broke few days since, ON
the Kentucky side for the foundation Of the
abutments of the Ohio River Bridge. This
looks lik, business,
TuE Roane Iron Company, has been
awarded a contract for 1000 tons Of iron
rail, to be delivered on the cars at Shelby
City, at $50 rs per ton.
The right Of way has been secured
through all the different counties Of this
State for the c. 5. X r., except on two
farms in Scott county, and one in Jess
anime.
A LETTING for the completion Of the
work on which c. c. Barker A Co., failed,
is advertised for April 10Th. The sections
lie in Pulaski and Wayne counties, and are
Nos. ~, 50, 81, So 50, "a, 50. 30, VI ~, 8,
and "a.
DEPOrs have been located al nearly all
Of the stations ON the &. 5. X. X. The one
at Mckinney Station will bear the same
old name which il took away back in the
early days Of the settlement OF the State,
when the red man and the wild beasts
roamed the wilderness together
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

VIZ received letter from gentleman
who lives in Pulaski county, Aentucky but
who Is now ON visit to Kansas. The
crowded state Of our columns prevents our
publishing the letter lie says that in some
parts Of the West, there is real suffering by
the people who live in the grass-hopper re-
gion, but that there is more said about
il in Kentucky than In the West. lie said
there we're persons receiving aid who had
money in bank. This, Of course, is the
fault of those who have supplies to distrib-
ute, and should not prevent charitable per-
son. from giving to those who are in real
want Of food and raimeni
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

THERE is not much excitement over the
election of town trustees, which will take
place tomorrow. Let us have a good tick
ct, composed Of live, energetic men, who
will look well to the improvement Of our
town. As a general thing, we have disre-
garded politics in this election, as the Of
fee OF trustee has nothing to do with il.
An efficient Marshal is a great assistant to
the trustees, and very beneficial to the
town, and we hope uch M one will he
chosen.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

TnE Mountain Echo has brought suit
against the l.. 4 \. X. Il. Company, for
$3.50 damages, sustained by reason OF the
failure Of the Company to deliver paper for
their publication, which was shipped over
the road, thereby causing il to loose two
issues Mr.. Pherigo, one Of the prcprietors
Of that paper, was in town on "Wednesday
and had the dispositions Of several newspa-
per men taken with regard TO the relative
value Of an issue.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02
CNlDIDArES.

We are authorized 10 announcs Capt. TIIOs. u.
sHANks, Candidate iof the Legislature at the
ensuing August election
G. J. HINkLE u shelby county, Is Candi-
date Cor Register u the Land Office, Ject " The
action Of the Democratic party.
JIMMY DILLON is a candidate ior Marshal Of
the TOwn Of Stanfird. n you will elest him he
yON POP
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

VIZ learn that an attempt was made to
enter the postofhce at this place on the
same night thata burglar tried to enter the
Farmers National Bank vaults SUNDAY
night last There was certainly some one
in our town at that time with burglarious
intentions. Too much pains cannot he Ia
ken by our citizens to prevent such crimes.
Every now and then the inland towns Of
Kentucky, and other States, are visited by
the burglar troops, aud il often occurs that
they are successful in their rascally at
tempt.. These thieves are apt to visit
small towns where the authorities are una
BILE to employ regular night police. This
fact they soon learn, and these are the pla-
ces which they first visit. After trying
banss, stores, and offices, they turn their
attention 10 private dwellings. We warn
our citizens to be on their guard, and to
safely lock up their dwellings, sc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02
OUR RENEDY.

70 ne Eiaos u the Joarad!
We endorse -FOUR tone and temper in ref
erence to the abomination which acorrupt
aud maddcned Congress fastened upon us
namely, the Civil Rights Bill. Quiet sub.
mission is good. We have learned in the
costly scholastic institute Of experience,
that rebellion is a failure as specific for
the aggravated discasc Of oppression and
sectional hatred. Away out here in the ru-
raj districts, we may never know or feel the
degradation which the enforcement Of this
obnoxious law wa' intended 10 inlict upon
Southern society, vet, We may expect taste
Of il occasionally, 80 long as we have in our
midst a certain swell-headed mulatto ton
sorialist, - Tiie the Berger Family enter
tainment the other evening. lie alone, Of
all our negro population presumed to force
his obnoxious person upon n crowded au-
dlence Of white people. II is not his first
offense. Let il be his last. lie is support
ed in -emi-ideness by the nickles Of the
very whites whom he pnrposeiy and mali
ciously insulted on the above named occa-
sion S,arvc him out, and Il Is the writers
opinion that we need apprebend no trouble
with our Raiip colored population. This
Is our remedy. -sss
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

WILLIAM STEPHENS, a nephew by mar
riage Of Aug Bridgewater, was arrested
one day last week, near Crab Orchard and
taken there for an examining trial on the
charge Of knowingly receiving stolen prop
er,y. lie was tried and held to answer In
$500 hail for his appearance at our coming
April Term Of the Circuit Court In de-
fault Of which, he WAS remanded to Jail.
and is now confined therein.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

Wa have IL from good authority that
sam1. Holmes, who KILLED T. W. Napier,
in 1871, was shot and killed by his com
raje, Cook, at. or near Fort Smith, Ark,
on March 2oth. Holmes was known as
Sam'l. Perkins, in that country.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02
FLOATING CRUMBS.


srnno style siIk hats at Tevis'.
800 uvsnrls SEED Dat. at Geo. D. Wear.
ems
A rIrr 10, Of gen,.' and boys Clothing at
NB.Tevis. ..E..
100000 choice brand cigars, ats. u. Ma
thesy A Co.
100 SACKS Dawson Mil. Flour at Geo.
". wcaren's.
ANEW 10, Of Trunks and valises jus, re-
ccived by Tevis.
A NEW stock Of Cent? Furnishing Goods
just received by Tcyis.
Tmr heat as.ortment Of garden seeds in
town, at the =. .. store.
LARorsr assortment Of WALLPAPER ever
in town, at Bshon A st'gg's.
Cuylprsr and best Groccrie. sold in
town BY \ II. Matthew A Co.
FrSsstock 81 mems custommsde BoS.
toe Shoes and Boots at " u. Teyis.
Jrsr received aud for sale, 100 bbl-
Whisky, by y H. Msthcny SCo.
Al. WARRrS is agent for the Champ.
on,' the hest Reaper and Mower In the
ExrnA Fine Clothing, made mp in the
very best style and of the very best material,
PrRr unadul,era,ed Early Rose Potatoes
for seed a, 81 30 per bushel at Gao. ID.
Wearcn's.
A rRrsa stock 81 staple and fancy gro
cciics and canned good-, just received at
the =. q. stor.
varieties Of seed Sweet Potatoes. Prices q.
bw A. the lowest.
y. " I. w. M r,,,u re, ~ sl %
Call and sec them.
at, IN
rSs"ocko, 'au'es Wis" An' sh,'.
dren. hoe- ., .ne ''''-' ''" '"a ""er'
,AsrhhLt M,hL,n msse slsv'ant
:" hne Pocse' a"a "''' '"'e''' --'
shear trimmer e'o'
fx .,oct and for sale. 7b c,ddie. yirvin.
4. ToL.c,.o a, N,,uf,c,urcr. mice. nv
= D. Matheny ~"
10 ~ ,,.o IA w.,r.,,. e., C,,d.,
-. n,;on se,,. and Sod Po,s,oc.-
L. y,,;.,v IN, rrcs;yed
l,Hsl lot II garden tocls, hoes, rakeS,
.r,d.,. .hovel-. forks. sprinkler, trowels
line- .c~i-. -ets. etc, al Campbell A Mil
Irr'-
p,tt.ck.. adres ha,chet., saws. rakc., hoes,
forks. avis. augrr-, etc, at Campbell 4
Mill.rs
CAMPBELL n NiLLER have the most
tempting and attractive sign IN town, ~
the shape of basket OF large and JUICY
lemons and orange.
,,u-, M, n, -,
narLt no,, ~, nu~ NJ
s.' 'raha" "o"i, NPp', nuue,, ~
ls- by the dorcn al Campbell 4 Miiiers
, , w.
S"t't 'oiN.o u. "a''s
" - i"a"S ~
$500 I" ~ t"' S
p'ns WI" WI pa'r"", ,i, ","', N"o '.
"N VIZ" w. - "'"'N" VIZ ''' P''"f'
a"e"''""'
Tim, c,,.. ,.f,;s.rator. ,;.,.r,.sl,.,.
ten I,dd.rs cro.. on, .aw. clo,he. b,sL,,s
h,na.r. rec;n,n.c,,in, y.bc.,,r. auti,y
80 has. Le,,l.. l,n,,,,. "a, tr,rs mini
-. -, ,;a,.r, .i,L,.,J darnins,
Ill. hn,,n ~. "A L,,laws J,uII,' Nj,
III m..,,nS. hon.e crsnls ioci stitch low.
h,r,,. mnnid. and donbIe. hack acting o,,cA.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

" anything would make us forget tina,
we are piously inclined, aud have been since
our youth up, it is to open letter appar-
entity ladened with ereenbacks from dslin-
quent subscribers, aud find that some one
has made an April fool Of us.--Ohl We pro-
yoking little sngcl, We know you.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

THr Berger Family" gave a good enter
tninment here on the evening Of the 30th,
which was very largely attended. A mum
Der Of handsome country bellies was in at
tendance, whose beauty and freshness adj
del greatly 10 the interest Of the occasion
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

W. r. Dn.LioS has brought suit against
the Louisville and Nashville railroad for
right cf way, sc, to his coal mines in
Rockcastle county, claiming a large sum
also for damages in failing to supply him
with ears this winter on which to ship his
coal
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

Mis- FASSrE FRoN,S, an accomplished
aud entertaining young lady, from Wash
ington county, is At present, visiting one Of
stanford. fairc-t daughters, Miss Annie
Bronaugh
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

ATTEMPTED BuRGLARY. A rather lame
attempt to burglarize the Farmer National
Bank, in this place, was made sometime
during last Sunday night. !, was very
dark and rainy, and the burglar succeeded
in entering unseen, through one Of the win
dows fronting on Lancaster street, by low
ering the top sash but when he got in
and found the drawers empty, and huge
fire-prooi vault containing one Of the cele-
brated Halls burglar-proof Safes between
him and the coveted treasure, he turned in
disgust and went out at the same hole he
had gone in al. Nothing was disturbed,
and he left no signs Of his having been
present during the night, except the open
drawers Of the counter and the lowered
sash. This is one OF the safest banks in
the State. The safe which cost $3.50, has
number Of combination locks, and there
is also a combination lock on the vault
door. No one but the owner can open it,
aud even he cannot do il, without the as
sistance Of another who understands the
same combinations. Burglars had as we'll
look somewhere else FOR money that belongs
To other people; one OF those safe's has
never been burglarized
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

orR worthy young townsman, DR. q. II.
McRobcrts, who recently returned from
New York, armed with a Diploma, obtain
Ell with distinction, ha. located here, with
office over Craig's store. The Doctor is too
wclLknown to need any praise from Us, so
We cordially bc-pcak for him liberal
shaw Of patronage.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

The martins made their appearance on
the 10Th, and are ehattering away from
dawn till dark.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

Rev W. T. McELRoy, will preach st the
Presbyterian Church, next Sunday, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

MEASLES now prevails in several local.
ties in our county, but II is of a mild form.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

" We arr my judge Of pretty things, n.
n. HAYDEN hs. tho rarest patterns In Ham.
burg cdainrs. we ever saw.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02
HOME JOTTINGS.

ApIsskAcE to civilized country The
road from Stanford e. Somerset.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

A uoRsK, saddle and bride, belonging to
DIR. J. NJ. Blaekerby, Of this place, was Ia
ken from the street here, in broad day
light, some months since. and rode to Ten
nes-ee. Recently, Dr. H., learned that
there was horse at place there, which
answered ts his description, and il proved
to be the stolen animal lie has been re-
covered, though in a damaged condition
from poverty and use
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

Tue wheat fields are looking green and
Observation-Disclosures the blue grass pastures
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

w advise our citizens TO lie on their
guard, and to lock up their hcn-roosts es-
pecially. 4 number Of our people have
los, chickens during the pas, winter, and
the thieve. are yet on the watch for all
they can steal. A good Watchdog is the
hest protection, and when chicken thieves
learn tina, such guard is placed between
them aad The fowls, they will be slow to
enter the premise.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02
PROFESSIONAL.

One up Stairs .oeun. d,-,r above ohioe krmerly
occupied hy ir. Georrr hrli'lcri, stanf'd, X!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

Blood ON THE MooS. We regret to
learn tina, battle came of yesterday NOR.
ming, in Crab Orchard, in which the princi-
pals were certain rising and brilliant
statesman, aud that statcsman's spouse. The
oaas bell, as we learn, was a pair of boots;
apair 81 boots that belonged to nephew
Of the belligerents, Out Of these boots, in
some way, grew a controversy. The states.
man, Playfully asserting his position as
head Of the family, slapped the SPOUSE
The spouse, playfully asserting the dignity
and rights Of woman in general, went for the
statesman, defowercd his luxurisnt locks,
thinned his flowing whisksr-, corrugated
his intellectual countenancc, and blackened
his flashing eyes. The denoumcnt was, Of
course, a trial in the Police Court, aud
equally, Of course hung jury. Let rs
have peace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02
T''E
CAR SON HOU 8 e,
lroRNERLY MILLER HOUSE,
R. CARSON, PROPRIETOR,
LANCASTER. KY.

The undsr.ign.i hasias parrhassi the Aiiisr
lpuss Ia Lancaster, Ky, anl rehttsl u up ia god
fvls he aatteT. h-af that h. Is ahls 10 treat his
guests With a. gos,d acconln, adj, lons sns Hotel
ian 10 the Interior Of kentaeky. Having had
thirty years exsrience % and on, In the basins>.
b. thinks h. knoxs hos 70 laake the wayf&rer issl
al home. He has god har, and . Clerk ussnr-
passe by sny-ths veteran John Romans Sho has
had years ~ eAperienee Ia the business. eoof
.tahls sell Allied with proyender, vita the hes Of
hnstkns Thank 10 the <0a people iof past hsofs.
aud A. pesce Is made Ia this Place, 90 hof~ 70.
viii nai be bakw "a IN stopping al Lancaster, aud
''"t ~ q c,HsoN.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

TurRE is tine tsh in our Lincoln eoun-
~ river-, erreks, aud pond-, known as the
New Light" Il il very prolific, and at
certain seasons = the year, can he easily
caught They arc II the Perch family Of
ishc-, aud bite a, minnows, angle worms,
or almost anything in the shape Of bait"
We have seen parties who caught hundreds
of them in single day, from five TO seven
inches long.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02
I OOK HERE
N Il w y IT d R Il !
IN HUsTONVILLE.
JOHN G. JOHNSTON

Molld inform the citl lens u toe West Ind" Of
lincoln that he has Just opened large aud varied
stock Of Merrhandlse la " ustonyille Ia the WE'LL
known TwiiWell HOUSE Ills gods All nes, fresh
and seasonshls, and having purchased tor cash, he
Is prepared 10 sell "a favorable terms As he la
tends 10 keep up oil stock he f'es warranted 10
ASKING flr patronage The laihs are especially tn-
iofnsa that the handsome aud accommodating J.
liss IL. = siuis. hshint ths con"fef. ts-sn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

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burg cdeines, weever saw.
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VIZ have IL from good authority that
samr. Holmes, who killed T. W. Napier,
in 1871, va. shot and killed by hi. com.
rade, Cook, at. or near Fort Smith, Ark,
-" "a" -o'" o''1 We" N"'"" ~
80 - ,o''''
Tpr Berger Family gave a GOOD enter
tninment here on the evening Of the 9Otb.
which was very largely attended. A mum.
Der Of handsome country belle. was in at.
tendance, whose beauty and freshness ad. |
del greatly to the interest Of the occasion.
-, =,
the Louisville and Nashville railroad for
right of way, SC, to his coal mines in
Rockcastle county, claiming a large sum
al-o for damages in failing to supply him
with cars this winter on which to ship his
coal.
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see 'he'e gent'emen prosper ana get every
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New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
SCANDAL md ANECDOTE.

A bogus advertisement in a shop window
recently set the whole continent buzzlng about
a book of commonplace scandal, deservedly
out of print, and gave at least one night of
golden dreams to young lawyer Of Louisville
who owned one of the many copies of it in
the country. If the search and discovery had
been genuine instead of fictitious the best
thing to do with the book might have been
to give it to Mr.. Comstock for cremation. We
have quite enough of Minute Histories and
Scandalous Passages of our own time; to
drag ont the dccaying unclcanness of George
Tvs day is verify the bringing of blacker
Goals to Newcastle We have no interest either
in helping the descendants of Mrs. Fitzherbert
to chouse the Prince of Wales out of his
birthIight. We have no right to expect any
better yield of virtue or intellect from the
blood of the disreputahe Regent and his wife
Gf wife she were) than from that of Victoria
and her thoroughly respectable husband.
George Tvs grandson would very likely de-
yelop less harmless imbecilities than taste
for pigeon n-shooting or the Opera Bouffe; and
if he should not, but should rather prove a
white crow, a very marvel among Guelphs Of
decency and sound common sense, it would but
ruin his chances. a puppet, not a sovereign, is
as much weight as the English people will now
tolerate. "The Monarchy" says The Examiner,
"survved the prohigacy of George ~, but
ait would not survive the craftsmanship of
"an able king. Providence has graciously
"guarded us from such q danger by giving to
&" the Prince of Wales an absorbing capacity
"and taste for shooting poultry"
Secret Memoirs are greedy sought for, not
because of their indecency, but simply be-
cause Human Nature is per SC q gossip. Every
man-the best of them-has keen delight in
proving every other man human like himself;
the more elevated and differing in quality, the
more agreeable is the discovery of kinship.
The publication of Yictoria's womanly Jour
nal wherein her subjects found out how she
relished leg of cold chicken and glass of
ale, and heard the Princess Royal called
Pussy, destroyed more of the divinity that
doth hedge a king than all of her uncle's
lcentiousness. The charm of Mr.. Stoddards
little Bric-a- Brac volumes lies just here. 1t is
not puerile curiosity that brings us oil
crowding together to catch these tar-off
glmpses of tho private lives of the
great dead, but tho natural desire to find
q common ground on which we can stand with
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
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