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Saris, IL. Suli. Sic bieIsen
Sourna!e pr6fenili9en ben Ysri6, bob
bic Slirfen Soitdor sin9enpmmsn bas
ben, nno oob Gen. SlAernoieT BON are'
1iirfiIden armee'n bon @iboin uno 6p
pbia aus in Der 6rnnte unb i'm Riiden
bcbrObi miro.
Wien, y. Suli. Ser Yeri6t, bof
Gen. SI6ernoief cine teosuienbs giie-
bsrlose e%rIiiten, III unbegrinbct.
So D II, II. Sui. Cine Gpssinl-
SepeIae aus @ien an Den ~Selesrupb'
iast .serbiea Fat III nsuntdgigen Sc
fs9ten 574 prusent ibrsr @treitma9'
nerIoren. W.r fDnnen irgenb sinen Gae
ppl @nscbotc fir einen MuNenNlnlianl
B6ren.
gnle Barrier 9epei0e bes Seize
GRAPHS" beriAtrt: sd babe es ous
ie6r auperldiliser Muiburltdt, ooB oi.
Serben I'm Se9rlfe 1ttDell, nur1 Oh
gnttrpention &uBlano's, I'M Nmneliit
5u bitten.
8elsrab, Il. SUM. Gin tiirtii9
RanDnenbopt bombaroirte Mopptealar
wel9es oorbci bon ben Serben singe-
nommcn nar. Sic Serben boben Stein
@ewornlc crobsrt, weldes Don 2 Sa
t%ailonen Siirfen unb cine srpbe 3nbI
Bai9a 8aSoOts bcitbt mar. 200 muir
ben setOotct.
/ &asu a, IL. Suli. Na6ri@ter
aus tirfii6sn 9ueaen beribtet, b0i
5000 Montenegriner ons iDren Der
i9anaunsen Tel paOsoDisa getrisben mn
400 setootet wuroen. Oie &eutsrs s.,
lserapbsn.G pmpusnie bat isoob Ssps-
idcn Ssniari. melGe fasen. baB bic Sir
len uobs poesopiSa DEN Weriu4 mad.
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Wrse. unb &trumpf Wdarsn unb f5duo.
ibuhe. @as @aoren III aaGssprh eutittbtiNt.
en- prsifsu.
@,n hs,pnteres giempIe.D epartsmert
Fin 8,ilsn-l spartcmf t.. Srilsn fir Is 81,
1n>atraaer, pie s diaftn i'm Varee
Die biCtaiten Sud ereier rereer &c itf:r.. Earer
fraaen fir {, Cts Gtsdnatein s ste. l,tteae 8nVpft f(
Ste. as Oueeao sc etc.
Stsmp'lp s SIS. per garo. jros 9reite
Gin eetsmyelter 9Ieriuet nnp EN- atfeupellss 2aEs
.tbGi isse gel ipn, pel6e 20 sarn fenes Elm 1857.
Attn. w. Gbdrlee w. Hrefn.
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9nIaa6ild)e Depe(dea.

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lpitter entlno li6 9%eItern iibcr Dfsopop.
Ser 8lib i6lus in mebrsreu Gteueu
Elm, Sic Mobnuns Deg Serrn Samcs
Ma6on in GasDuiGe pnrbe p9m 8list
setroffen uno ociisn 5-iabrl9cs So6tcr.
Nen eridIasen, ioluie Die Mutier l1per
pcrlsst.
9robibeuee. Or. s., IL. Sui.
Sic Goroners Surp in Dem Safe tee
s.. $. prentib, tpc!bsr Don 6, Mteegan
our4 Gen Murf nit einem Salle getDO=
tst lpurbe, bat cinen 5pr;@ scsen 0see,
gan ~absesebcn. unb bitier wnroe per-
boftct. Yieeson nno ptentlb pesunes'
ni9ter li6 bcim 8all0la9lpisle,
albauh II. Suli. @cltern BE-
iirbtcte man untuben unter ben Mrbei.
Tern ar Dem ncuen Gelsrpoir, mo etmo
20 palisiltcn puroen obseibidt, nm
bic Oronuu9 onfrt9t su rsbalten. Webe
reno lie li6 anf otm plage befarocn,
brad ein .@ewittcr log uno Nrbsiter unO
4o!;Siiien fii4tsten ith in Die Siitte. in
,usI@er Die NerfScuse aufbeuabrt mnr
ben. Scr gIib i@lus III oislslbe. Gi'
2snte murben a0e nlebr poer penigcr be,
lett.
New Nprt II. Suli. Sic bon
Samss 8aiip unb anoeren onsebli9e
8lutspetmanDtcn bes pcrltorhenen u. s
Stslpart ein9eleitctc &lase Ssbnfs BE-
1treituns beg Ssitaments Deg Gerltorbc,
men wuroe seitcrn DOM Na@!obridte,
Goblin abse,uielen.
NIbanp, @.=D., Il. SuIi. gilbert
Jrcoenbnr9h, melber lucsen eines an
Orto Sapis i'm Stunt 1875 in Ssrtimel
County b~esaneenen Moroes an nd6ltcn
Srsitas sebdnet weroen ioIlte, ,uuroe sc
fern su lebenslaEs!laer 3uAtbaus ltrait
besnaoi9t.
Y9i1abelpbia, IL. Suli. 81,
gpronsrs=Surv in Dem Sale ocs aus.
ittl,rs 8 n Ganfelo aus &anias IA,
seitern einen @nrud ob, baB nsrle!be
uon Masgie Noule uno ycae Wlteal'
ourd jdwsfellumes Mprpbum vtrslfie-
woroen iei. 8eloe Grausr5'mner Iuur.
Den Dem YroScbpsriabren llpsrplslen.
Gincinnati, IL. Suli. 9n
Ofcnsiebersi Or 80. Nlsars, Ss!babt'
& Comp, in SrOntun, g., brannte 9''
tern Mbeno ob. 9er BEIRUT brtrd4'
$4,000 uno lit tbeIlpeilc our6 Wsif'
1yrung gebedt.
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tasl,sp berauescssbsn BON
9oba q. peia.
30. s SmDlfte Straee.
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arssertptiorS Wretfe.
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gpnbon. y. Suli. Ser Ser.
ct. arices-9 ampfer nalusfa" ieselte
an i. Dig. Wts. bon Gibraltar mad
Niasa %.
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ten, Die 5tfoBe nod Meoun 81 erDGuen
Dap es ibnen ober niht 9elong.
9ie @efe@ts bel aernes. msltIid BON
Scutari. Iino Den 3iirten unginIti9.
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oaS an,erifa1liiHe Tntter fir GiSb
Dieic Wiiidung entbdtt feln arlenIf
ober persiftcte Stoife.
IS trinst cine veire 5aat I'M Bat Sranftei
TN BON Danbsl meg.
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Wunocr Derritotft III esn Siebbsffbsn sDr
@reB 8rit aa,elt,
sIif Elm is.tsr @aanea une srs'n5t s~siuHtss
Hlsiin bsim &ieb.
Is bsf5rtsyt ECU 9Baas!5Hnt ete iar9sn Die,
bt8.
50 pessau0t tie @usiisu Hue rr;cust LANCE
Msele bel GthoaSsn.
Fir Gotpsine in ss sir Wtfttet, pslGfa sfrant
teitsn sua ibnea atkGit. .
IS rsnist bas 8iai Der pfertc, Nintsiet
II {. ~.
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Gisrn.
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G|ebrau6sanweiiurssn fnp febr lsiht.
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2 7 Sob 2O0 i.
4 a. IL Heb 400 ~
aGers 9ume, tSabritunt,
Office UNI 2uest no l8, Is Straes.
til milf &t d. ~ . IL D. Ga.
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Dif Tntsur

IT beitir,rtt. has gang bisbetiSe ScCitvertabrea itrt'
,uiiobca. Ole Sur mirb bur9 has ioOenourte
Nobbao nab bnrd GinreDmen BON 9obpatner
bewtrft : ie 2ob5doer seigen an, no tte Rroaii9cit
ID Ell cts bat. mi ttsf fc Iie9t, nrb gu sIei6cr
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moroen, uuter sen @ebeitteu beIiuben i9 ptele
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fh Dort Qnncrer SG6ett oaSurd, oaD lie brett GuI
bic 8raufbsit s~trrrtrfen, u ben tranfen G;oli ents
ierneu, IN netdee 6crm &c aud anni @orittiH
iomme. Ste Nro Elm @erbrennun9ss Doer An5ldeis
bungsz Brooch Der 6ranfbeit3ltoIie. Seber &renft
miro bel Der NrlpsrnMne bi ier 6ur i~osuIogen fein
etgener Grst. @sna Scenario tnra birie gaser 9es
beilt lit. 10 II e. ptrtlid nno rdeital 9ebettt, loeb;
renS mad Scr ttsDeri9en SetlmetDobe Die M,ttsf
senobultb geidbrtt4cr iub ais Die Sronf5eitlciblt,
nn6 i4 6iters "a san1.s Seer EecHnOarsr &yants
ot9itt& Ne so.5a6er tas arontbettcn tnaerti4
inb anberti@. t.sriyrr, 70 itne bob ete 8trfanqtenn
bel iol9euo. n HrGHtbetten, h%eionbers pern nc I'D
nod III acutem3ufaiee be iHoer, soH3 ankcroroents
lid: Syiebers |elht sierrens unu QpphusIteoet,
tnrlrt. SsafSs nmS 2HneeM@ etmsiuts ptro,
~bei0nosrs bel IunSsn etatsn \. in srtter Stsetan',
inetismus nsrssn Of feb. isn'a ass'ttt;
inpbiltti,d,c Rrartbeiter IN tscsn @rabe. pet
Sirsercr srenfbeiten, SrcaCtinnnet, @"s
ith.ciiref, S~ercpbeln &C; IL BILE MtrtIiq et1e
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ae9.frenS HnS bic fosehaante Naras oocr
Ew@cfsuEs tetme bis iest rnts,lbore &Eanf5sit)
M, ben sekeilt Bet LSteret R-antbeit seben IS
gro5euf fes 3uderitoifes nit ieseul Sass Ssra teS
Sic @ascs anb GiHasSmesGufo:. westen nde
fehtl STAG I'M 9euoe ~perien5t, Ser ,Ir,t5 oes
GoSesVulperS tit e., Der hes Gtnaebn. : In(psrs
81. Man laie ith .tre 8roidirs h5et bic apbfrf
III e~usltitser pesr btutSter Spra9s f9tten,
Er. Rauchfuss.
D. q StA..on Gtr. Giex la9nf,'
@ew Yota
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

The students OF stanford Female College, having
assembled themselves together on the sad occasion
Of Miss n Estelle Woods Death the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, II has pleased God in his wonderful
love aud compassion. TO call from our midst, our
schooimste aud much loved companion, little X.
Esielc Wool; and rs II is our privilege that We
sch ol may give some expression to our grief this
sal dispensaiion, be IT therefore
LTsofred LIST, That although we mourn our loss,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

cucv,s cho,.,, 1. ,h,or;ro nm, o,..v
Ar. 81 ob;.l.,. n, .o,,o 81. =, a..
STATE ON. hr,.d.r of fancy eu,. h,,
las, o,o, 10, nah. h.n. I'D -. r,
/. ,,o,uiioah,a Lam.ra. o. s.d ,h,, !,
c.o....,,. - a., a. :,
,o;n,,. ,,.o,,1a' o. Al. l.. A.. LII
ers d;o o,c,,. ,ho ,,v..o, :, ,,o de-
s,,;relx Ia ,h., ,o.,.n, !, .o,. m a.,
ma oi,,l.ra Na.'ai. -. H..
Icon e,,nd g.. ,.o d.
A. the time 1. near n, hand f,r ,r,.c
planting. and A. some Of our reader. will
plant out fruit trees we advise them no, 10
fail to buy some Of the variety known n.
spitzcnbcrg. II Is 81 q dcep red color.
white Gesh solid, hardy, delicious. moler.
ate size, and late keeper. You can see
them now in all the fruit stores. They
will keen until Nav. OF course Won will
buy largely Of the never falling Jeanette
or, as some people spell Il. "Genet.'
TnE Danvillc Adroca,e published state
ment week or so since that Mr.. Russell,
Of Drnyille, had killed the past season CSC
hogs. Wearen q McAlister, OF Stanford,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28
LOCAL NOTICES.

Fon Cor.ct.-so 10 John IL CriieA
CHEAPEST aud best groceries at $. u.
Mathews.
100 Cad liz. Virginia Twist Tobscco at
y. H. Mathcny's.
BonoS & srAoo earnestly desire you to
settle your account.
Jrsr received 100 piece. Hamburg Edg.
ingr at 'ohn II. Craig's
Bou9S & srAGa have lot Of the best
Tobacco ever brought 10 stanford.
100000 choice brand cigars ut Wholesale
ut :. u. Matheny'-.
CALI at Bohon n Stages fcr Drug, etc,
cheaper than you ever bought them for the
cash, Before buying call aud see that this
means what Is said.
M,rnrSEy & MARscmALL have just re-
ccived large stock ~ Suit. G, Pants aud
overcoat Guod-, aud are prepared to make
them up in the beet Of styles.
" YOU want good fitting suit ~ clothes
made in the latest style, aud out of the
hest material, walk right up To Matheny a
Marschalrs Tailoring Enlistment, north
side Main street.
Losr.--On Thur-day, Jan. 9Th, a new
Gum Coat aud Leggings, on the Crab Or
chari Turnpike, hctween town and Austin
Halls. The finder will confer favor on
the undersigned, by leaving them at the Of
ice Of Licrior JoWTHal. q. X. WATERS,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

4 MORE cruel sport has never been
known, than that Of tying tin can, filled
with gravel, etc. to the tail Of poor,
dumb animal A feS idle boys, who should
have been at school, or at home, cutting
wood, tied such thing to the tail Of
dog from the country" last Friday, and
the dog ran frantically down Main Street,
from the upper end thereof, to the Metho-
dit Church, At that point he stopped aud
tried to bite of the string which held the
cup. A humane man then passed along,
cut OH the cup, AMI the dumb beast SEEM
ed tn thank him for his humanity. The
dog, M doubt, had better moral charic-
ter than his cruel prosecutors.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

house, was near 81 ,0oo-snd on Mr.. stfr.
dlebower's dwelling, $1,000 with but little
insurance on either. The FIRE was thought
to be the work of m incendiary. Strange
to say, the town Of Danvillc has not a sin
gle Fire EStingui-her. Had tie trustees
supplied the town with these useful ma.
chimes, these two unfortunate citizens might
have been saved great loss. II Is the i'm.
pcrative duty 81 every town to have them,
aud We wonder that town II the size and
wealth ~ Danville, will consen, to be with.
out them. II Is the hest Investment they
ran possibly make. We hear that this is
the fifth fire that has occurred in Danvillc.
recently. The terrible con1agration which
swept over them years ago, should have
Taught them lesson.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28
ELS.
Louisville.

THERE were no important changes 10 note in the
Louisville produce markets. Provisions some
what quiet but prices were generally unchanged.
Bacon had fair demand and sales were made at o.
6ss'4 c fuT shoulders M ai2c tor clear rib sides
and 12i s1ti2i &c for clear sides. Bulk meats were
held at a7 .c for shoulders, lOlggi04e for clear
rib sides aud lOs al lie Tor clear sides Lard was
held az i4alfi.c tor tierce l+i4di5c for kfg, and
ItHi5',c for bucket. Mess pork ut 81 j0G22
Wheat was quiet but steady at 81 o5di 30 for red
amber and white. Corn was quiet at $50 Sc for
mixed and white. Butter was easier at l5a2Dc
Eggs were held at Iidi5c, sales ct leaf tOabcco
were made At 6ISo 20 for leaf and e. i017 20 for
luss.-t Louisville Commercial, 2jth.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

TUE danger Of leaving a well Or cistern
uncovered in a field where there are vari.
Gus kinds Of animals running At large, was
shown to be manifest last week. The case
is this; An old well had long remained
without a covering, and the earth had fall
leu in, leaving only small pit, apparent.
ly. 4 fine mare belonging to one Of our
Lincoln county farmers, fell into this, one
night recently, and being unable to get out,
died IN the trcacherous hole. A few rails
or plank, placed over the dangerous open
ing would have saved the life Of valua-
bic mare, and money To her owner.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

IrIsa notable tact, that at any point IN
STANFORD, On line running the entire
length Of Main Street, and about fifty
yards wide, an excellent well Of clear
limestone water can be had for the digging,
at depth varying from ten To twenty-five
feet. One gentleman in the upper end OF
town, dug we'll few year, ago, aud after
going. down nine feet, came to rock, in
which was creyice six inches wide, and
through. which, flowed a stream OF cold,
neyer-failing water,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

DIED.-Nliss Kate Estele Wood, daugh-
ter of Jesse and Annie Wood, of Mount
Pleasant, Florida, died at the College, here,
on Friday night last, OF Catarrhal pneu-
monia, aged Il years, She had long been
an invalid, and her parents hoping that a
change of climate and surroundings would
improve her health, sent her here. For a
time, there was a psreeptible improvement,
but the frail plant was too tender for this
world, and loving Savior gathered it to
his bosom. All that kind friends could do
was done for the little sufltrer, and h,r
parents will have the consolation of krow-
ing that death found her ready aud willing
to go. Her funeral was preached very i'm
pressiyely by the Rev, q. q. overstreer, in
the College Chapel, ON Sunday, and the
remains weie inferred in Buhall Cemetery.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

Livery STABLES are, in all towns, nc
ccssary to the travelling public. II a trav-
eler goes 10 a town aud finds M public liv-
cry, he at once thinks there Is no enter
pris, about its citizens. We are sure that
no such complaint can be made against
Stanford, for Jim Ed. Bruce. one Of our
most energetic citizens, has established one
Of the safest, best, aud most commodious
stables IN the State. lie will, in short
time introduce some new features. Look
out for them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

JupoE .OwsLEy was here on Wednesday
last, 10 hear aud determine a case in Equi-
ty, -et specially for the 10Th inst. Any
thing which relieves the docket Of business,
will be - much in favor Of the regular
term. II Court we're to hold open here for
xix months. the accumulated cases might,
possibly, be disposed o.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

Wa, of course, daro not make prophe'
cy rs 10 what the state of the weather VII
be day hence, but we know that during
the closing days of this month, il was wet,
warm, and very disagreeabe. Flood fol-
lowed food, until the whole face Of the
earth, and even under the earth, were one
sloppy, slushy mass. From the l7th to the
2Srd of this month, We, in this part Of the
world, had to wade through brooks, and
over waterfalls, to reach our "re-pe,tiy
places Of abode Prof Iice, what is the
matter?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

Tnrnr are two or three places on the
Sidewalks Of Main Street, where pede--
TRAN might get his foot or leg through,
and, IL so, the result might be broken
limb or membcr. Had not our worthy
Board Of Trustees better look after these
matters, Il might save deal Of trouble,
and. perhaps, some costs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

AMrsEaESTs AHEAp.-As a relief to
the cHui which characterize- our rural com.
munity, we are pleased to announce the ap-
pearance Of any respectable class Of anus.
ment- in our midst The Breyer Comedy
Troupe is billed for Stanford on Monday,
Tuesday, aud "Wednesday evenings next,
aud will exhibit at the Court House, open,
ing with the Grand Five Act Drama "Long
Strike; or the Murder in the Lane" which
viii be followed with the laughable farce
Family Jars Our exchanges speak high
ly Of this company, and upon the strength
Of their endorsement and encomiums, we
bcspcak Cor them a good audience.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

Tmr man who asked Uncle Jimmy War
ren. our Postmaster, il there was not an
other Office in town, has written letter to
General Grant, asking him il be would not
put up one on Fall Lick, in Whitley ooun-
~, where he intended L. remove, We pre-
sumo, of course, that the President viii
comply with his request, as II seems to be
ouite A reasonable one.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

AS old resident Of the Dix River sec
ton Of our county, said to one Of our 's'aii
the other day, thet he did not think law
should be passed to prevent folks from fish
ins in that stream, because he had iished in
Dix River for years, an' he had bought II
new net, which he wanted to use until II
was worn oui, and he thought it wrong in
the legislature to pass any law to prevent
kim from doing 80.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

PNEUMONIA This disease has oeen sin
gularly fatal all over many parts Of the
country, during the past few months. Even
animals, especially horse stock, have died
with ii. The war II, wet winter. with its
sudden changes from hot to cold, and wet
to dry, is -aid, 10y physicians, to have eaus-
ed the disease. So far, hut few eases have
occurred in our section Of the Stat, As a
general thing, this part Of Kentucky has
always been exempt from any fatal disease
\ Ruling, well-drained country like our
own, is rarely, il ever, afflicted with any
serious malady. Pure water and air, will
render any portion of the earth healthy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

Tnr friends Of temperance of this Locality
are notified though the Rirerside Weekly
that Mr. J. J. Hickman will deliver a
Icctur, in stanford on the 18th Of FEBRUARY
Mr.. Hickman we learn, hrst planted the
good Tempar's Banner in sanlord,and no"
comes determined to re plant it, The re-
Of the Lodge at Stanford will
probably be deferred until his coming
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

4 RESIDENT Of Stanford, said the other
day. that he had killed sixty-hve rats in
one day Having occasion to tear dow
an old oIt-house, he called on seighboT
for all the dogs and eats he had to spare.
These rat destroyers were freely loaned,
aud with sticks, rocks, dogs and cats, the
number Of rats above mentioned, was
slain outright.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

Fine IN DASvn.LE-We learn from
Col. breckenridge, that lire occurred in
Danyille, Ky, on Wednesday morning last,
about lo'cloek, in which sheppards Ba-
kerry, and Shindlebower's residence were
burned; also the entire contents OF the Ia
kerry, rs the fire occurred In the cellar Of
that house, and had gained some hesdway
before the inmates discovered II. Mr.,
shindlebouer saved his furniture. The
loss on Mr.. Shepl rl's property, with the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

\ oESrLrMAS named Parish, was in
town l.lst week. looking up Statistics for a
large Map, Of the Cotton patent, OF the Uni
ted States, and taking subscriptions Tor the
same. 1t will not be ready for delivery be-
fore Fall, and the high price Of the same
SIC, places 1t beyond the reach Of most pco'
pie. We need such M.p, bu; it should
be made on a cheaper scale.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

4 DIFFICULTY occurred in the Barber
shop of Chas. Price, colored, Of Lancaster,
one night last week, between a white man,
named Yeakey, and a negro, named Floyd
Pierce. The negro vas knocked down and
shot at twice. The white man was severely
cut with a razor, ON the side of the neck.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

VIZ were mistaken in saying last week,
that the Trustees Of the Stanford Male and
Female Seminary, would elect Principal
for the ensuing ten months. Trey were to
have met for another purpose, as the term
OF the present Principal will not expire I'M
ill newt September.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

As general lining, the traders Of a COM
munity operate on borrowed capital. They
look to the broker, or capitalist first, for
SUPPLE. a- they get easier rates from them
than the banks otter. but. failing with them
they resort to the banKs. This class Of bu-
siness men borrows more money than any
other. and but few Of them complain OF
The 10 Nor c,nt law
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28

Tnr water mills have been able to grind
every day during the past four or five
months. There have been no days Officer
ing weather to lock the wheels, no lack Of
water, and thus have the millers been able
to supply all demands upon their mills for
grinding. The steam, saw, aud grist MILL,
have been equally blessed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28
THE WEEKLY SUN.
/ 1901
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Eighteen hundred and snyanty-six 3. the C.n,e,.
NAL wear. u j. also the wear in which an OplHsl-
tion House u REPRESENTATIVES., the first since he
saT, VII be In power "a; Washington; aud tho year
Of the tweniy-third election Of a President OF Tho
United State. Al uf these cvcuis are sure 10 LEI
great Interest and importance, especially tho two
latter and al Of Them and everything eonne,tsd
With them viii h. fully and and heshly feporie
aud expuuuded IN 4 SyN.
Tho opp'liion ilaus' Of Representative. tai ips
gp the line Of ina"l,, ,,Tael teai. ago by Tas
cnTrupiiars nui uiaiHpis ~ GnANr's nflHiif is,rs
ton AMI VIII u Isl h. hoped, lay the eunaafin
mr. nov ard hetter Iarirf IN oar national history
Of sl This TuE suN VII Contain cam pief~ an ae'g-
rate aecouuis hrnishins it, rcaiers With early and
lrusl gor,hy inerniln upon thosc al sHlii iali,s
The twonty-ihiri Presidential election wlth ths
preparations fir it viii b. memorable a. dsciliss
uf,an GrANrs atprltIons CIR third term ct H. Wrr
aud p unier, ana s''l more - deciding who shrll
eeciirg nat cindii,ie Concerning I'M tb,ss ~.
itsts. ihose who rad luF srN will have the cum
slant merns Of h'ins thsranehly Nsll iuisrmsd
The NIHgIY SIS, which has attained a eifpula-
ilun ol over ei-hiN thoustnd our-, llrsady has IL
nsi0rs IN every stale and ieritory, aud we tr,,st
that the wear 1870 viii 80 lhslr nuulus doubled.
thu gcnerll uovs Of The day viii 10 Eand An n
condensed When unmiwrieni, "A hdl length whea
a nomcnti anil ways, Nc treat, ,reaissl IN a lear,
Interesting aud instructive usisilss.
n Is ,ur nim 10 make the MrEktN S,'S the best
mniils aevs plier IN The all, ani shah oontir-
ne to g,fe ~ ,is eilaansa sfsr aino1ni Of mloel-
laneous reading, such - stoIs, ialss poems seien-
iiae nlrlisencp and agricultural inl6, nation. Tor
Which We are M abb ia make nam In our dali,
edition The agricultural department Especially Il.
one oi iis prominent Laiups Tnc fashions ars re-
galshy imported ~ - eoiumnii aud 40 are the
markets otrNery Kind.
The MrsEtf svN, oighi nai,,s With hny-six
lToad oolumns senly slioO year, Isisiazs pielaid
A. this prico barely uinys thu COS, II The li,per n.
discount he yals noai this rate 10 eluls agents
Iosiinlsirfs. o. any one
TIL pAuN srs, large four psgo newsp.psr of
tstui -l.A ~ CVlaul ~. gives al the ness IN Two
CENTS eops, suhs'fpito b., postage raid, Aac a
mouth or " % b cal, "a riAf ~ 'tisn extra,
" 10 Per letr. We hiYc 40 tl.., lins agents
Miner, THE slN, Noa fork Oitv.