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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
NoRrH-SIDr, Lincoln ounty, Ny.
March ID, 1875.

CorrsPoad,scs Isterior Journal!
W. noticed in recent number Of your
paper an account Of school exhibition al
Turnersyille, which was read with pleas T.
ure, though We almos, felt sorry that We
could not have one at old White Oak tenn
pie Of Science, Literature and Christianity.
But by way Of appeasing our sorrow, Mr..
NJ. ID, Ilughd-, teacher Of White Oak High
School, gave to the people Of this vicinity
quite treat in the way of school exami-
nation. on the IS ult. We had the pleas
ure to be present and witness the exercis-
IS. Owing to want Of time, only few
classes were examined fully. The gram
mer class, in which there was a premium
awarded for proficiency, age and oppsrtuni-
~ taken into consideration. The eSami-
nation Of this class consumed about thre-
hours, Mr. II carried them over the great.
er portion of the book. The contest WIS a
very warm one, the pupils evinced = verv
fine knowledge Of the whole book. At the
close of the contest the prize was awarded to
Gabriel Walter. The Young ladie, Of tn,
school then gave a rare treat in the way OF
essays, we give them in the order in which
they came before the audience: lst.- Essay
by Miss salle Porter; SuIject--"Time
I'd Miss Mamie Walter Subject Kind
ness to the aged. 81. Miss Laura Beslley.
Subject -"Memory." ith. Miss Minnie
Dragon; Subject Memories" Declima
ton, by Joseph >lcClary; Subject-"Man.'
Essay 9th. Miss Mollie Bearley; Subject
Not Here" 9th. Miss Mamie Porter
Subjrct----"Conlen,ment." Eth. Miss Ma
~ Logan; subject---"A Cheerful Home.
sth. Miss Lille McClsry; subject--"Fare
we'll The pupils acquitted themselves
in the best Of style, showing that they had
been well trained. Prof Hughes delivered
a fine farewell address, which was replete
with good sense.
RoxpR
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SINCE the letting Of the contracts for
furnishing cross-ties, there has sprung up
quite rivalry among the owners OF land
adjacent To the line, as to who should fur
nish the contractors with them. As timber
is abundant all along the line, through this
and Pulaski counties, We hope that those
who own the same, will at once make prop
ositons to the contractors, in order that
they may furnish the same to the Compa-
ny before the day Of final delivery. Those
men Who own the timber, should, however,
furnish them at a reasonable price.
SECTIONS 81, 81 aud 80, are advertised
to be re-let on March 18th. This includes
Kings Mountain Tunnel, and the success
iul bidder will have to purchase all the
machinery, shaniies, Ac ~ The ground.
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VIZ made a hssty trip ON business, to
Somerset, the Metropolis of South eastern
Kentucky, last week, but the bad roads
over which We had 70 travel were enough
to put one in an exceedingly had frame OF
mind. However, on arriving there. the
cheerful faces Of the people, the ali Of thrift
and business, caused us to get in a good
humor with ourSelf and everybody else.
Tic most attractive object which meets the
eye on entering town, is the magnificent
Court House, recently built at a cost II
nearly SIS. 900, it is one of the handsomest
public buildings of the kind, in the State.
All over town are seen marks OF improve,
ment. II ia. three excellent hotels had
few coats of paint, we'll laid ON, the appear
ance Of the Public SSusre would be vastly
improved. The attention Of the traveller
will be attracted by the beautifui new sign
n the clicks House" Por information as
to who painted this artistic piece Of handy
work, enquire Of the gentlemanly proprie-
tor, who will also take pleasure in conyinc-
ing Won that he ia up to snuff in the man
agement Of a hotel We met many of the
patron. Of the Journal who renewed their
subscriptions cherriully, and We had their
promise To aid us in its further circulation.
When the e. :. X. r. shall have been COM
pleted. We see nothing in the way Of a
rapid progress Of the town, in fact, there
are already many evidences OF advance
men,.
We predict that Somerset will double its
population in the next few wears, Us il will
be a general trade centre for large scope
of country. 10 mote il be.
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E. 3. HAYDEN

Has just received Il lot of new
and handsome WALLPAPER, to
which he invites the especial at
tcntiOn of the public.
a new feature has been added
to the business of T.. Ii. Hayden
in the way of Il fine lot of HATS
manufactured expressly for his
trade. They are guaranteed to
fit and give thorough satisfaction.
He has also just received a lot
of PRINTS, COTTONS and WHITE
GOODS, also Il splendid line of
novelties in Ladies' and Gents
TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, &C., all of
which he will sell at prices to suit
the times.
Call OH Hayden early, if you
wish to secure choice styles and
good bargains.
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STOCK avn tR0P ITEMS.


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isr'be Lcdqcr.
Mr.. Al Han, liying near thi. place.
bought OF Mr. n. q. Cover, on Wednesday
last, a mixed lot Of cattle for SO per head.
lie Intends driving these cattle to the Lex
ing market
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wv F'o I" -" e",EI'e" COWS e'o 70
flW. nearling cattle so. Two-year old
cattle Si2. Calves sli. Onc lot Of wear.
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ton he had found the iruit crop safe up to
that time, and that the wheat crop was in
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BOYLK COUNTY VIEWS.
DAsyILLE, Nv, March ID, 1875,

DAsyILLE, NY, March I'd, 1870.
Corrssp0adeaes iHi,0ios Jssraai.
Tar musicians OF this place, with the
Kind assistance Of the accomplished singer,
Miss II. Todd, of Frankfort, intend having
an "Old Folks Concert" Tor the purpose
of raising money to purchase an organ for
the second Presbyterian Church. We hope
all lovers Of tine music, will, by their lib
ersl patronage favor this undertaking.
These "Old Folks Concerts are becoming
popular everywhere.
Rev. MR. JuSKIS, the able Pastor of the
First Presby terrain Church, is nov in Leba-
nou, carrying on a protracled meeting in
Mr. Bracken's Church.
SUNDAY night about S O'Clock, a hard
rain set in and continued until Monday, 10
O'Clock, A. N. The temperature yesterday
was almost summer heat, il being 6s' To-
day il is cold aud cloudy.
THE beauty Of Danyills is soon To be en-
HANGED by the erection Of two elegant dwell
ing-, on the lot nearly opposite the First
Presbyterian Church, by Mrs. Gen. j. I
Boyle, aud Dr. Hays, Of the Theological
Seminary.
A TELIGRAM Was received from Louis
willie last week, stating that the man in thu
employ Of Mrs. Bowman, who stole heI
silyer-vare, had been arrested by detect
i've Of that city, Since, he ha. been brought
to Danyille. TN yesterday he confessed
Judgment and Was sentenced to imprison
ment in the State Penitentiary for one
wear Tho silver wa. recovered
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Pulaski COUNTY VEINS.

CAro, KY, March Sd, 1879,
Corgsspoad,aee Interior Journal
MR. NAruAN FLoYp sold his farm some
time since, for 5000, and will, with Mr.,
Green Mercer, in few days, start for
Missouri. Vim. Hubble sold his farm for
5000, with the intention Of going West, but
has since bought the Sam. Adams farm for
s7OO-and concluded to remain here for
the present.
4 PRorRACrED meeting Of ten days dn-
ration was lately held at the Baptist Church
at this .ace, by Elder Brook-hire, of Crab
Orchard; tvs were added to the ChuIch
who will be baptized the next regular
meeting, which is the 2d Saturday and sun
day Of each month. Cuba is said tn be
bad place To labor successfully, and il Is
thought that "sedge-grass and CimPbell'
ties" will take this PARTON of the county.
The Christian Church has its regular meet
ing every ith Lords day, Preaching by
Elder W :. Gooch, aud Others. The new
Church will be completed sufficient ior hot
ding mcetings during the summer, but will
not be- entirely finished before fall. During
the protractcd meeting spoken OF, yellow
lad about Is wears of age, Who lived here a
short time since with Mr., White, went to
the Church yard one night while the meet
ing Was in progress, aud took horse he
A. al a. "a
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l. postmaster IL required w givs notice hy let.
10 tfrtuining pslet does not answer the tavl
when stlscrih"r does not tateh paper nut Of the
Uhre, ant state the wagons uf IT. Mt iring taken
and neglect 70 d. y, nske- the postmaster resppn-
slhls 10 the puhlsh,f iur the payment
q Any perspn who takes paprt f.un the psf b
ehe, whethsf directed " his 1sme snuthef, OF
whether he has subscribed or not y responsible fpr
the pay.
q ~ any person orders NJ. paper ,isconiinuei.
he must pay all arresrtfes ~ the publisher may
Uentl tue ~ send " tntil the payment b made
u tho suhsfiier uf,l~r. hts paper ~ ~ stopped
~ crftsiu time and the publisher coutinues 70
sssi the suhscrer u bound a. pay pri " he takes
10 SOM the ppstafi The lac prucrei. upol the
afsund that smlu must ptv ~ what be- usrs
The cnurts have decided that refusing IN take
p~ssp1psr. sud frrie-iirals iruin The ppstpfhrs 90
r~nuVips and leuviug them unrali.i ~, 10 pfiaia
ffHia evidence Of Intentional maud
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MADISON sOrSrr VIEWS.
kiSCsroS, Madison Co, XVI
Fob 9th Is-t 4

KINGSTON, Madison Co., Nv
Feb. 9th, 1870
W ?. UapoH, EdRof h,',yo, J,vrat
DgAR SRA. v former correspondent
and subscriber to YOUR paper. take IN,
[ liberty Of informing YOU " q n,o., borribI,
murder which took place in our rommuni.
/ ", On the 18th inst. the detail. Of which.
will bc ~ interest to some of YOUR r, adler.
Mr.. jaime. sinpson, highly respected cit.
izen of this county, was shot aud killed by
his nephew, one young Roberts. boy VI
some eighteen years. The PARTICULAR. A.
Tar ~ We have been able to ascertain, are
~ follows: Mr.. Simpson was the guardian
" Young Roberts, aud had IN his posses.
sion some hundred and fifty dollars, which
would he going to Roberts when he had at
tanned his majority. lie Roberts had on
several occasions occa.ions previous to the
murder, demanded Of his guardian, hi.
money, upon which, he Csimpsonl very
wisely, informed him be had NJ right to
give il up without orders from the Court,
or another guardian was appointed On
the evening Of the murder Robert. came
To- the house of Mr.. Simpson, again dcman.
dirg his money, Simpson refusing, ordered
him from his house; he Immediately left.
using the most violent language and threats.
Dir. Simpson not apprehending any danger
from him, was, y few minutes later, stand.
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tfsEy COUNTY VIEWS


.
wv. n. WALLS. Jr., and Jno. G. Estes
started to Illinois on the 2ith inst.
7. u. DENNREE, State Lecturer l. q. 81
@. T., delivered stirring lecture st tho
hodge in this place, on the night Of the
2Glh. At the close there were three initia.
tions; Rev. Jno. NJ. Sallee, Mr.. Rachel
SaIee and Miss Clay Roland.
THtRE was Democratic meeting held at
Liberty, on the 22d inst aud delegates ap.
pointed to represent ssey county in the
State Convention to be held in Frankfort,
May 9Th. Delegates we're instructed to
ca,t their votes for Hon. J. u. McCreary, 81
Madison, for Governor; Judge Burton, Of
Marion, for 1t. Governor; Il. J. Brccsin-
ridge, Of Bowie, for Attorney General; D..
Howard Smith, for Auditor, and II. A. NJ.
Henderson, for Superintendent Of Public
instruction.
4 LEADING merchant Of this place, in
order to protect his store from midnight
depredstors, employed three Young men to
al, ~. 80. - ~, So,
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longing to widow lady, told how deadly
had been the aim Of these valiant young
men.
Is the Danville Advocate Of the 18th inst
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sages To and from near pcighbors; in short.
he makes himself generally useful. lie il.
also taught TO .it IN with a can ON his
head and pipe in his mouth. in imitation of
a per.on smoking; ,oes through the manual
Of arms, and other amusing tricks.
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mon. bs before il becomes due CofI,v paws
$40 and one month later the balance of
the principal $500 and accrued in,er., and
takes in his no,e. Wanted tn know how
tboy ouybt to have settled-vbether inter.
es, .till ought To have been allowed on the
mole until il becsm. due or stopped when
maid in fulI and If .topped ought CoHey
h, allowed his 10 per cent until the ma,u-
ri,y of the note.
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oS Thursday night 18th inst, Mary Nor
gan, residing on the X. r. near Cato, Pu-
lssai county. was driven from home by an
angry parent. She repaired to the home of
her lover, a short distance off, and with
many subs she told him Of her trouble, adj
ding-"you have been making love to NE
long enough, il YOU mean business, marry
me now, or never The Young man, melt
cd by her tear, and not wishing the nup-
tial- postponed to such an indefinite season,
agreed to her demand, and proceeded next
dsy 10 Somrrsrt, for the necessary papers,
but nn arriving there he was informed hy
the Clerk that permit from the parent
was indispensable. lie returned to the fair
Mary, aud told the state of the case, when
tngethsI, they wendell their way 10 Somer
set In the meantime, the angry parent,
aforesaid, sent q letter To the Clerk, saving
that the amiable AIRY hal a husband liv-
ing now, in Cincinnati, but as she swore
that she was u aud no husband was
there to forbid, the license was issued, and
on Friday night, Mary was made the unfor-
tunate poSsessor nj tao husbands. We
would advise the one in Cincinnati "to
come forward, prove property, paw charges,
aud take her aNay"-if the luxury is worth
III, truuole and expense.
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IT is nov next to impossible To haul a
load Of wood out Of the Knobs. This fact
should spur our citizens up to building
narrow turnpike from the toll-gate on the
Snmer.et pike to point near the foot OF
the Knobs, q distance Of but little over
mile. Il could be built for $500 and per-
haps less, a. gravel is abundant all along
the line; and but little grading would be re-
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lI4roRrED.l

Got By aiara CiifdeS, oui u 'toas.aushes' b,
"Rly diiiirtln." \ hsautiiui briEht bay, & ears
al, 10 hAnas zach high, vas a good race hor~,
al - au "A eeiingii aisi tired English s.riilen,
Kill ls periaittei 10 srfse ies approved msfesl
bs.iies his OwueTs Al 80 the -eas0n With The uss.
al p..sii..sso rstarnnS "a sfvs, in either cas-.
tent Season shuull they nui prov 10 toil rarely
pport unity oilers 10 hreedsrs v ssrslees Of sash
~. At h.arcs ~ low. Grass arnishel q. ~ ~
anth, kr.ia led ID dsslrei Al rrasosaels rs'ss
iar-s Il vwnsrs risk.
address J. 1vs
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Particular Notice.

We distinrtly snununoe o. the puhiir that ss IN
trrt ~ conduit OUT husin - ~ the Cash system
aud under un ctfcufnttsu vii ~ place sui-sri-
t-f maine upuu our list sith,ut me "a usy la al.
vanc- job sufk ot csef de-friptipn must pitt
Ter uron delivery. Yearly advertisers viii he re-
guifed 10 ssttle quarterly. Advrfttsurnts u all
except established business houses IN advance
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Tnr man who was arrested at Fort
smith, Arkansas, and who was supposed to
be Samuel Holmes, ir., the Young man who
killed Col. I. w. Napier, our former sher-
il, aud dangerously wounded +. NJ. David
son. the town marshal Of Stanford, was re-
leased from confinement, as the man who
was sent to see about him, failed to idenIi-
ty him
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Wall Dfrse.orU,

Mall fa Louisville CLOSES VI 500 precisely ard
ies,e. STANFORD ~ 80. . w. daily.
Mail ffem Louisville arrives NJ stanford I 80, ..
Mail fSt Lexington, leave. stanford evrt, DAY
~ $50, '. NJ.
Natl nom Lexington, arrive. At siasiori 81
s0oa m.
Mail from sorcr.et arrive. daily at stsnfori ~
y Leaves " afn
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w rceived s-me interesting local items
from Crab Orchsad, but ~ no name was
attached to the communication, of cour-c,
il went into the waste basket. When will
people learn that newspapers will no, pub
li-h anonymous letters
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THE winter has been ~ had for the pa.,
two months, that the companies have been
unable IN repair their turnpike. We are
assured that these pixies will be repaired al
an early dav.
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\ woNAS aged about ~ wears, bearing
in her arms a babe not over three months
oil, with little Girl f'llnwing her, was in
town the other day, .rliciting aims They
were thinly clad in summer wear, aid the
little Girl was harefooted and bare legged.
should such d,-titution he permitted in
this land Of plenty aud Chri-iisn people'
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THr wife Of J W. Hopper, Editor ~ the
Lebanon Standard died IN Monday night
lat. FROM the effects Of childbirth. We
.ymp,thiIe with Mr.. Hopper in his -ad be-
resvcment The child, which i.s bow, was
living at lat accounts.
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TuE Carpenter House. being situated 81
near the Depot. offer especiAl inducements
fr the convenience ~ the travelling public,
who, owinf To it, srlrnhi1 fare and good
accommodations. will hnd il greatly II their
comfort and advantage to give il n call
IT, card will he found elsewhere in this
is-ue
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ON WHITE COW,

aged u,ui sx ycir- white an over, slih her right
horn bruksu %, hut having 40 branl or other
MARKS, and which have appraised Al lhs salae Of
niieen dol.ars lsilA hi. January q, lsil.
iii Z. .aftrsi " ~ AfkiN, = Y. I e
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AN agent told ~ tina, a, least S., 600 were
sent from Lincoln county, To purchase Ln,-
terry tickets in the late drawing Of this
sum, les tnan 500 will he returned. Bet
ter to have kept thi. money at home, On
the principle, that "a bird in the hand il.
worth dozen ON the wing"
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THr Docket Of the Quarterly Conri " =
lsrrcr than usual, there h"ing nearly hhy
Appearances, including petitions and -ar-
rants. hat ouly few " them we're contest.
81 ani hrrcc, only tWo dav. Ns- consumed
in getting through with IT,
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Mn. lRviNE, a tn. singer, and perfor-
mer on the Parlor Organ, was here Las,
sunday aud gave our Sunday School chill
dien, aud others, a charming treat. On
Sabbath evening, a large audience Assem-
bled in the Presbyterian Church. and the
voices Of the children, accompanied with
music vi the organ, delighted all Who we're
present. Mr.. Irvine is faithful Sunday
School worker, and gave our people some
Wholesome advice a. to their duties. The
closing song, entitled The Old Trnndle
Bed wa, the most touching and beautiful
Of all Many persons in the sudiesee shed
tears during its rendition, y. they were car
ried back to childhood. We hope Mr. lr.
vine will witt " again before long.
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" the popular maxim -"that II March
comes in like lion, II will e. out like
lamb" has any truth In IL, then We may
look ,oi the lamb the last days ~ March.
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LAND SALkA-
$50 ACRES GOOD
Blue-Grass Land For Sale.

lis'l 2 detst uiHed sroiaoFe 10 another Siat-,
on,r for sale my Farm lying Gu the Knox,ill,
Branch Of the J.. a n. H. u, tour miles from stan.
ford. IL is we'll fenced. has all the necessary i'm.
prOvensnts.
lil-Sn JONATHAN owsIEY.
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THs windy month Of March ha. come
The Old saving that Il never mind the
weather IL the vind don't blow is good
one. We can wad, through snow mad and
water quietly, hut II the wind blows it rcn.
der u. Ietnlsnt and unhappy.
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lr will be seen from hi. card in this is
sue, thst Capt. Tho. n Shank-, has res
ponded to the call made upon him by di.
ycrs citizens to become Democratic can.
dida,c for the Legislature for this county.
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BpRN To- the wife Of Prof g. G. over
.tr,ci. on Munday night, March lst., 10
pound eirl The joy depicted on the face
n the happy parcn, =. he related the sd-
vent ~ the newcomer, almost made us
wish tia, We we've father
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Ma ]. 7, BorscARES, resident Engineer
on the &. : H. X. was in town on Monday
last, accompanied by his beautiful bride.
The latter lett on the morning train to visit
her fathers home in Union county, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-05
d A N I Ell BOON E,

Rro~n, ~ yeaIs old 10 hsa'is hisE got ~ lea
ingion, eam Magnolis by imp. 0leneos, sas cut ef
iiap. Myrtle -isiug iuli brother bath 10 ken
tucky' Hui "GilfUy,' The former t,uds at Nsw
York AT sl1, the latter AZ Lexington ~, al si0oD
BHne IL hand 10 hsat. as a breeder unsurrassea
.s,rsal of his col,s eau b. seen % my FlAcs,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-05

Tnr stanford Grange me u at it, lodge
on tomorrow lsiturday,l at 10 O'Clock. As
this Is a meeting II interest 10 the order,
full aud prompt attendance is desired.
There are 30 candidates for admission.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-05

Ia. J. NJ. BLACgrguY, has quit house
keeping, and Mr. J, &. Cooper will occupy
his dwelling
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-05

JAMES BRlGHr, formerly Of tn. county
but now Of Texas, shot and killed his faith
er, recently.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-05

MARRIED "Wednesday last,at Kings
Maintain Tunnel. by Rev. \. u, Rash, Mr.,
J. NJ. knight To Miss Sarah I. Pollard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-05

poS'r fail to read the new advertisement
Of T.. b. Hayden, in this weeks issue.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-05

GO wrsr, Young man and grow up with
the grssshnppers.