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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23
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JAKE Lrcrs, lively little son Of NJ
Ian. Lucn', living near MI. Salem, while
on vslt to relations near this place
H. T. -. m. :.
III
NEAR Tue 7. = u. ~ the other day two
women Mrs. Mary Wilcher and Mrs Mary
D. Sm''h' aitor proper amount OF ski
hishing ana h'nk movements executed
WIN the usuai SKIN OF females ON s'ch &C.
casion', -ncceeded IN killing large rattle
snake. IL had seven buttons
Tunrr ,ovues mad. an entra,c, ;n,o
John Iroipe'. store at Carson. Mill and
took out fifty dollars in money. One OF
them. BilI Fax bcipy lame in the foo, and
walking ON hi. toes. was traced. and !. sow
in the hand. Of the Law
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oBIru AIRY Died 81 consumption, a, the
residence Of DR. T. : Taylor, Columbia
Nv, on the 18th inst, Prof David Hum
Of Mr.. Green Butt, and was born and raised
near Willow Springs, five miles from here,
in which vicinity and also n, this place he
leaves many relatives. lie joined the
Christian church when very young and led
a blamelcss life, being conscientious in ey-
erything he did. lie had many pecuniary
difficulties to struggle With in early youth,
but succeeded by economy, Perscverf nee and
energy in acquiring fine education, grad
uating in the College of the Bible aud Col
lego Of the Law in Kentucky University,
and prosecuted the study of Medicine for
some time. But he neither studied Law nor
medicine with a professional view but only
to satiate an ardent Thirst for general in.
formation, and the better to qualify himself
a. a minister Of the Gospel and teacher
Three years ago he went To- Missouri aud
became principal Of high school there
and took editorial charge - 4 local paper.
While in Missouri he b,cInc affected with
bronchitis, and, wishing tn return To Ken.
lucky in hopes the change might benefit
his health, he opened a correspondence with
President hbell, Of Columbi College, and
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PLOTTING CRTuBs.


no AND see n. H. Teyis.
Latest thing out-The handsome BOX
Tocd" I.adie. Shoes at n. u. Tcvis'.
Rr,Dy-M NpE Clothing, Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Boots, aud Shoes, cheaper
than ever at ". u. Tevis.
PrRsoNs indebted 10 Mes-r-. Bolun a
Stacy, are requested To come forward and
''lc. Til. Is an urgent matter, aud needs
pr.up, attention.
utssoLurIoS.-B mutual consent, the
SOM 1i Stagg n Terhunc, Cabinet Makers
,n 9 Z ndertaker-, in stanford, Is Dissolved,
Mr. Stagg retiring The business will he
continued 10y the undersigned at the same
stand on Depot street. have employed
Mr.. Siagg a. workman, aud he will re-
main with me The public paironag, i
respectfully solicited. 4. \. TrnnuSr.
l. YOrR LIFr WoRru 10 CsSrs. sick
mess prevails everywhere, aud everybody
complains Of some di-cas, during his life
When sick the object is to get we'll now
We saw plainly that no persen in this world
that is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver
complaint aud it, effects, such a. lndiges-
ton, Co-tiveneSs, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn. Palpitation Of the
Heart, Depressed Spirits, Biliousness, &c,
can take ,iRrES's ArGUrT FLOWER without
getting relief and cure II you doubt this,
~ To- your Druggist, Bohon a stacy, and
get a sample Bottle for 10 cents and try II.
Regular sire - cents. Two doses will re-
iic,e YOU.
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4 NIAPTIR 10.
REVISE THE CONSTITUTION

Wu,st,s IA 4. ,en,..,.,t,,i An tho ,uo,,t A.,
seml. that many of the g,-l ,ii z.ns of tbi. C,n
nonw e,Ith do verify believe that ,,p.rien,, ba.
I.,inte,l out the necessity of calling ,opy,nti,p
With the view of a ,.ndins The Constitution Of tbi
] state therefore
SIC l. De u snarfsI bg me General a,s,,L,y NJ
The ,ceahh NJ Esnfacty That It shall he the
duty Of sheriff. and other returning officers at IN.
neat general election TO l b,i for Repr
AFTER the passage o( this act to oi-n poll for and
make return TO the Secret ~ Of state e., IN. time
being Of the names If all citizens .ntitIe 10 yo,e
/ Tor Representative who have voted for calling a
Convention.
I sEc.2 BE- u further enacted. That any sheriff or
other returning officer failing to rers,ru the du,y
according To the proyi.ions Of the fri sectior a,
tbI. act shall he subject 10 a fin, of six bund,.d
dollars. to IT, recovered by Indictment b, any
grand Jury in any court having jurisdiction tb.re
Of. aud also he subject. upon conviction Of such
failure, to removal from Office.
sEc >. BE IL furfh.y saas,,i. That il shall be IN.
duty II the Secretary Of state to have advertised
this act in the column. IL one weekly .p,p.r in
every county If this state for two consecutive
weeks Immediately prrce log the election herein,-
aud in one Of the daily newspapers Of the city of
Louisville f,r thirty days Immediately preceding
the electinH P,arkisi hs,rerer There is no weekly
newspaper in any one or more counties Of this Com
monwealth in witch said advertisement can be
made, Il Is his duty to have posted a printed copy
Of said hill, In hahlbin form, at the courthouse
dsor Of such counties, for at least two consecutive
weeks proceeding said election.
SIC. I. Be Il Jariser e,s,riei, Tnat the Public
Printer shall, upon separate lelf or sheet, print
ten thousand copies Of this act and deliver them to
the :, eelary II state, who shall sr"d scventy-fve
copies Of the to the clerk Of the county court
II each county IN the State at the time Of t,rvarl
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THE continuous falling Of rain in this
section for the past month has had very
damaging influence upon crops Of small
grain. As We rode along the pike yester-
day, in the direction of Bradfordsvlle, We
saw entire fields Of wheat utterly ruined
the wheat having sprouted in the shock.
The shocks Of wheat appear as 50 many
green mounds of fresh grass springing up
above the surfare--a scene that lends grand
eur and beauty to the landscape, but one
that rends the heart Of the honest yeoman
almost in twain. Should the IA ins cease To
fall even now, the damage done to the wheat
is irrepairable. Ii will b, curtsiled to an
incalculable extent. Oats were never more
promising along the valleys Of the R' Hing
Fork than the present year; but alas, the
cat crop has shared even more destruet-
i've fate than that Of the wheat. In many
instances whole fields are lying PROSTATE,
resting their tender shanks upon the bosom
of Mother Earth. Surely the Old Dame is
a tender nurse, She hugs her fallen of
spring to her breast with a tenaci,y that
nothing, save the resp-hook in the hands
Of a stalwart Woman, can extricate. Corn
is fine. up to this presen, writing never
better. While in some cases the winds have
blown ii about, and crossed il in the rows,
the damage is not so serious but what
few days Of hot sunshine will bring il back
to standing posture. The state Of the
small grain is truly lamentable, yet have
led to avoid in tbs brief account any
thing like "sensssion.' Yesterday eve
ing Ne had the most terrific .all Of rain Of
the season, For several hours il fell in tor
rents, flooding the entire earth around. The
waters Of the Rolling Fork came dashing
down upon us with tide equal in velocity
to a ship sailing at the rates Of ten knots
per hour. Upo' the bosom Of her iurbid
aud fosming waters she bore livery eoneeiv-
able kind Of object. from the delicate leaf
let Of the valley, to the immense, gingantie
saw-los Of the mountain Hundreds and
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

NurCE -Co-PAErNER.HIP. Having a.
ISOLATED with me my brother, Joseph W.
Hayden, in the mcrchantilc business the
name and style Of the firm will hetea fter
he Hayden Brothers. take this method
Of extending To my old friends aud patrons
nv sincere thanks for their liberal patron
age IN the past, and hope that their favor-
will lie extended to the present firm. We
shall endcavor to deserve large share of
patronage by liberal dealing and fair pri-
ccs, and with our increased facilities will
offer to the public every advantage in the
way Of accomnio lation nj lirs- stocks Of
ro,ds The coming Fail Sca-uu promise,
In hc notable one in all branchc- Of trade
aud our Fall purchases will be unusually
large aud attractive. Again solicitin ia,
patronage If all NV friends aud the publ-c
generally, am very truly, etc,
+. 4. HAYDEN.
p. 81 r~Is clfully call upon those who
are indebted To me to arrange 20 settle a.
soon a. puSsiblc. T.. u. II.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

Rrv. Gra. q. BARSEs has, {. we learn
a regular call To Chicago every month, for
the purpose Of preaching a. an evangelist
lie i. now in that city having gone there
IN Friday last. During his stay at home
he will preach at stanford, in the Court
House, or at some other point in the conn
~ where he may he invited.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

Ma. u. W. HILroS, late one Of the eif-
tors Of this paper, spent several days in
town this week ostensibly on business con
nected with his insurance company, but
rho-s who know assert that a young lady
is "st the bottom Of it," Well, perhaps
she wants her life insured. Mr.. Hilton lief,
on Wednesday foi Somerset and Moniicel'
10, 10 be absent two or three weeks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

RrroRrrRs. Messrs. Richard La Rue,
Of the Cincinnati Commercial, special CORE
.pondent, and Geo. W. llardacre, phonogra-
pher, of Louisville, dropped in to see us
last Saturday, as they were en route to Som
ersst to attend the speaking Of Hon. Joe {.
5. Blackburn and W. q. Bradley, Esq. We
regret that our absence at the time prevent
ed Us meeting them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

FIsHISG !. aid to b. very line at Sub
Unity, in Rockca.tle county. A party Of
gentlemen lett here last Monday armcd and
equipped a. required, including several lat
tie brown Jug aud will remain at til riNer
several dav. Success attend thcm.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

THv mail service has boon changed be-
tween Somerset and Monticello aud nov
leave. stanford on. MONDAYS, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, ~ as Ia connect with the
Monticello stage at Somerset
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a corious shower to lay the dust would
~ oatly bless all the people, and revive the
psrchcd and dropping vegetation. II might
also moi-len the shocked wheat little ~
rs to prevent the grain from -ha,,ering out
when stacked ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

l.. TBAESrs's Great Travelling World
F.ir will exhibit at panvillc ON SATURDAY,
July Slst This is the largest travelling
circus in the United State, and those Who
10 sc il on the above named day may
..ycr hook upon its like again. Go by all
ru-.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

Ma. T.. H. MITCHELL requests Us to say
that he is a candidate for Marshall 81 the
Town Of stanford, and tina, he respectfully
solicits the .ufirsges of the citizens
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

JIMMY pILiIoS |. a candidate for Mar.
.hal 81 the Town OF Stanford. Election
d,r Monday in August
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

THE Constable elect in tn. Cab Orchard
precinct, civil district No, 3, having failed
TO give bond a. required by Law; and the
CORONER elect having failed to give bond,
there will he a poll opened at the August
election To Ill these vacancies. The Sher-
IL Of our county has given notice as re
duiTel by Law.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

-Four OF more entTies are required 10 on each
the above stakes. Liberal club Purses will he given
The sui,-crihsrs 10 the club requested 10 mest
at Crab Orchard, the ith Of August, 10 eleet ON
Gers and make all the necessary arrangements for
the msetiug. Entries tc the aloss Stakes can he
mads by addressing II. W FAkklS,
lIa-at Proprietor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

A LITTLE .on of Mr.. Saml Englcman,
aged about three year, had an At m broken
by fall from a doorway, few days since
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

Ir Is probable that'we are to have n three
cornered race Tor the stanford Police Judg-
ship. The more, the merricr.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

CAHRiAGr MASurAcronY We took a
look through the carriage shops Of u. =.
Bash n Co., the other day, and were some
what surprised at their extent. and the
character Of work on hand ssd in process
81 completion. We were particularly we'll
pleased with two prices IL work, light
pannclc'i, four passenger rockaway, and a
four passenger Democrat which ATE
equal, in all RESPECTS, To the hest that can
lie found in Louisville or eastern markets
There is no use for our citizens 10 go to
panville or anywhere else for new carria-
gcs Of any Kind, or to have rep airing done
a. this firm will furnish either at the lowest
prices and II superior workmanship. We
defy any one to produce better or cheaper
work than Me-srs u. 7. Bah Il Co., aud
then our people should foster aud sustain
home manufacturers when they are 81 emf
ncn,ly worthy a. these gentlemen are.
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACE, SHELBY STAKES, FOR 3-year olis,
mile heats entrance $50 half Gbrfeit Isaac
Shelby, IT,, proprietor al the springs Co add slOn
ond race STAKE hi 2-year oldsi dash mile. s2s
entrance, pOrp to add sl2i,
500 To int aud SIS 10 second.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

THERE is said to have been a violent
wind in the region Of Danvillc last Monday
evening, which Frustrated the corn, fences,
trees, etc, doing great damage to
What extent We did not learn. The food
81 water hsr, at the same time Wa greater
in short time than We have seen this ye Z.
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HOME JOTTINGs.

srs stay notice in this issue by X. q,
Craig
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\ Hon CoNrLINESr-T The Trustees of
the Louisville Male High School .ent a
special request to Professor J - Mycr., Of
the Stanford Male Seminary, to come to
that city aud examine those who might ap-
ply for positions a- teachers in that school
Of learning. The Louisville Male High
School i known a- one Of the best and most
thorough in the south or West, aud Prof
Myers Is amply able to examine the appli-
cnnts sni give them certificate, IL quail.
fed to 81 the important positions
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23
SECOND DAY.

THE SAUNDERS STAKE, Cor 2-year olds that
ney'r won race, mile dash; $40 enirance, por
D. The proprietor ~ the Crab Orchard Hotel 10
add 500, $50 Ia frsi aud $50 10 second.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

SERIOUS Incident During the storm
last Sunday evening, Mcssr-. John Holmes
ard Clay Kaufman, Of this county, we're
near Dix river, about a quarter II mile
from the residen . of the former, aud took
shelter under a tree, the top II which was
dead The wind blew it oil: aud the Young
men, hearing the crash, attempted To run
from under the tree, but unfortunately ran
in the wrong direction. The limbs came
down upon them, badly breaking the ley of
Mr. John Holmes below the knee, and in.
juring the back Of Mr.. Kaufman slightly.
Doctors Craig and reyton we're sum ronel,
who remained with them during the night.
giving them such attention ~ their condi-
ton required. Their physicians inform Us
that they will rec Ivcr from their wounds 40
unfortunately received, and that they have
been resting easy for some time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-23

TWO RACES EACH DAY.
FIRST DAY.

THE lIOrE STAKE, foTa-year olds that never won
race; - mile dash; SIS entrance, or y. jam
HOPE Co TO Add sl2h; slo0 In hrsi, aud 81, 10
second.
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c UsToM c rim DIN c

siiicit'-i aud satisfaction guaranteed Grindine
d'ue every day. Try these Mills ono, aud you ut
tune again. fl7u-ifl JOIlN W EDI r.
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We desire 10 call the aiteptinn 81 the public Il
the work that noN turning out, and also a.
the iaci that prepared ~ build 10 order an
description OF Vehicle from a Coach to a sally ?
al as
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-26
WE CONCUR.

II is not often that we find any nj :
terances in the editorial columns OF
the Chronicle which have tie true
ring; but few which we can heartily
approvt. In its opinions about the
Tilton.Beecher ase, however, we fully
concur. That journal truly says i:
The whole business, from the Legin.
ming to the ending, is unadulterated
nasliness, growing out Of morbid and
and unsound moral and mental organ
izations. There is not a single hon
est, heallby-minded man or woman
in the whole bad, weak and wicked
lot. The scandal printed in ten thou
sand journals, TO reach hundreds Of
thousands OF fire-sides to be read by
a million boys and girls, has done
more to injGre and corrupt the mora
Of this nation than ten thousand
Beechers could undo in ten thousand
years. Trae religion has received
blow from this most gifted, fashion
able and sensation preacher, from
which il will not easily recover.
If Plymouth Church had been
burned ten years ago and its talented
preacher had taken to the stage, IT,
would have been better for both re-
lision aud the drama. Religion would
have been spared an immense scandal
and the stage would have had TO bear
Ahn huNdan a r,1,, liI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-26

UNITY OF THE BIBLE. The Bible is
one revelation woven together with
wondrous variety Of texture and hue;
but with yet more wondrous unity of
design and execution. It is Titanic
arch, built upward from each side
with precious marbles of divers quail
ity and veinings, from Heavens own
quarries. culminating far up on high
in glorious symmetry and strength
where Christ, the Keystone, locks
the massive structure in eternal rest,
and crowns it with diyinest grace.
1t is incapable Of reconstruction. 1t
cannot be built down to a smaller
model. To attempt this is to tumble
it into mass of ruins.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-26


"THERE is nothing beautiful and
good that dies and is forgotten. An
infant, prattling child lying in its
cradle, will live as the thoughts of
those who loved it, play its part
though its body burned to ashes, or
drowned in the deepest sea. There
is not an angel added to the hosts of
heaven but does its blessed work on
earth in these that love it here
Dead OH if the good creatures
could be traced to their graves, how
beautiful would even death appear,
or how much charity, mercy, puri-
fed affection would he seen to have
growth in dusty graves"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-26

An old fashioned couple who were
waiting at the Central Depot recently
to continue their journey westward,
were strolling up Third street and
gazing around, when the woman
espied one Of the street cars Of the
city railway line, which happened to
be empty at the moment. fThat's a
hoss car" replied her husband to her
query. $50 that's a boss car, eht''
she unused, mounting the step and
looking in. "Well. now who'd ever
think that they'd go and fix up cars
as nice as this to ride hosses inl'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-26

DIR. LYMAN BEEoHER once said: A
great many professed Christians have
no other idea of religion than that it
is the means of getting to Heaven
when they die. As to doing anything
for God while they live, it does not
enter into their plans. tell you,
my brethren, I do not believe there
is one in five hundred Of such pro
fessors that will reach Heaven; for
there is q magnanimity in true ereligion
that is above all such contemplate
meanness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-26


q.Doa'w BE roo CmTcAf. Whatever
you do, never set up for a critic. 49,
We don't mean newspaper one,
but In private life, in the private cir
Gle, in society. II will not do any
one any good, and ii will do you
harm--if you mind being called dis
agreeable. II you don't like any
ones chin, don't put your feelings
into words. II any ones manners
don't please you remember your own.
People are not all made 10 suit one
taste, remember that, Take things
as you hnd them, Even dinner
after Il is eaten, cannot DO made any
better. Continual fault finding. con
tinual criticism Of tho conduct Of
this one, and the speech of that one,
tho address Of the other and the
opinions Of tother, will not make
home the happiest place under the
sun. II you are never pleased with
any one. no one will be pleased with
you. And II il is known that yau are
hard 70 suit, few will take pains to
anit you-HedyA and Home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-26

FNTRAY -IlEBNUARY ., IaT5.


One day last week very tatwoman
"going on my years old toiIed0E
the four pair of stairs Of 4 Detroi
newspaper Office, rested her breatl
awhile, and chem wanted 10 see "tht
head reporter" \
IL ali Atone IN this world, 2 she com
menced assishessat down and pulled
out her handkerchief
"a widow, eh?" cried the head re-
porter.
"Yessa poor, striving wiider, whose
husband has been dead these fourteen
veaFssy nciisS sds c4ssss4 .ais n l
'Deathisaosad thing, madam i
crushes hopes, sewers ties, aud breaks
hearts" Kiln '3s .@t'o 9ls q
"He was such good map,lAslSe
sobbcd, covering her face with her
handkerchief, "and such good pro-
wider rn,We alters had meat, and
'taters, and wood, and preserves, and,
do You know, lie never gave me an
unkinds wordan sF'is93 svae7s4 iilw
SHe must have been an excellent
man"
"He was-he was. He'd get Up
nights and cover up Tho children and
sake the stova, and if his meats
wasn't ready, or he fonnd buttons
off his shirt, h9'd never open his
heads"s,r IA, .s....
"Apd your grief is yet strong
your sorrow just as deep% I'VE
"Jhst the same as the day he lay
4lyin' and took my hand and whispered
tCortilda, don't take on so.' Yes,
I'm grieying just the same, or !
wouldn't care what folks said. That's
what brought me up lere-folks are
talking about me- aNi1fa1 IA
"They are, eh?" silr
"Yes, they are" They've said that
/ was after a widower; that was
keeping up correspondence with an
undertaken, and that / was dead in
love with dozen men,
"And is it not rue?"
'"True, young man | Look at me
Great heavens do | look like one
who wanted to get married p
"Well, no."
"How could I marry again r. she
exclaimed. How could | forget that
dear form beneath the sod and smile
ION another man! Marry Great starsI
young man; but how could they statt
such stories p
And you want them denied"
That's It. Here's ten cents, and
] want you 10 come out in piece so
long, and say that I'll prosecute these
slanderers ii these stories d ont cease.
Put II in red type, mister--in red
type and big letters at that, a Detroit
wilder can't escape the vile SANDER
ors, no matter how we'll she behaves. |
/ marry again--tbink OF Il, young |
ananl''
" F'But widows often do remarry."
" Alas they do, young man. Some.
how il seems lonesome to be widder
and have no one 10 defend you, and
be alone, but--but but couldn't
think Of taking another husband--not
unless he was rich n
And she wiped her eyes again aud
felt her way down stairs,