The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-04-14

isville, last week.
AT Clark county Court, two hun
dred and fny cattle we're sold st 4 tc
4 cents.
Tnr Booth privileges for the Spring
meeting If the Lexington races, rent.
ell for el, $50.
sTnE editor Of the Paris True Ken.
tuckian had a baby last week. It wa.
"a very little one" though.
The Richmond Register, tells Of a
Sturgeon that was recently caught in
a Madison county stream, that weigh.
ed 81 pounds, and was 8 feet 6 inches
in length.
JAS. w. GRAVES, Of .Wocdford
county. had his fine stone dwelling
burned on Thursday night last. The
loss Is s5. 900, but is insured for 45ths
Of its value.
The Nelson Record, has also an nc.
count Of a 100 year old gourd. II
was used during the Revolutionary
War. to carry fine powder for priming
the old flint locks.
TIE Flemingsburg Democrat, Of the
9th. contains correct photograph Of
Ike Reeves, the man who started the
hog story on Bri tow; also, n photo
graph Of game cock.
Six CALVES in Il months, have been
dropped by one COW, in Ohio county.
and with veal so plentiful, and every
body getting married, the editor OF
the Herald should be happy.
AL Of the still houses are in full
blast in this county, and are making
We suppose, about one hun lred and
twenty five barrels Of the sparkling
per day.-[Owensb1ro Monitor.
EVERY once in a while, story
starts up about a belled buzznrd. A
Somerset Reporter correspondent. and
one in the Echo, have seen one recent
". As usual, we make the query
"Who belled them buzzardsy'
A FIRE broke out in a hemp fac;o-
nv, in Lexington, Thursday night, hut
by good work of the iiremen. 1t was
ex,inguishel before it got well under
way. The loss is about 1000. says
the Pres, with $1,000 insurance on
the hemp. and $500 on the building.
Az Iri-hman was poisoned to death
few days since, by drinking the tine
ture Of Cobalt. II seems he had been
drinking for some time. and getting
hold of this poison, he drank too
much. Several Others drank some,
but his was the only fatal case.-(Eliz
abclhtown News.
A oouRD grown in l776--a piece ci
money coined in TIA brea.tpir
lis years old, a man that car
walk l60 miles in 81 hours without
stopping to eat or drink. and heror
measuring from bill to tip of toe-,
feet 10 inches, and from tip to tip ot
wings, 5 feet 0 inches. compose lis
Of curlosiIies published in the Pari'
True Ksntaekian last week.
TIE Herald invites old maids wh'
are anxious to get married, to come 4
Hartford, and locate. They'll be sur
to obtain the object Of their lives. A
wedding has occurred there every da,
during the Fall and Winter, and sine
the 23d Of March. the average ha
been three weddings per day. Tn
people there, must certainly take tn
New York Ledger,
THE Mountain Echo tells Of an owe
sensitive man, in Laurel caunty, who
fearing his nerves would be excited b.
: the noise consequent ON the coniine
. ment Of his wife. sent her to one O
! the out-houses until the "fun' wa
: over, then when she was stronl
| enough, he allowed her 10 be brough
: back to the house. but not into th
room with him. Heart disease on th
part of the wretch, is the allege'
cause OF his i'll treatment to his wife.
9 REV. l.. CONWAY. Of Tollesboro,
y gentleman of reputed veracity, it
|. reported, has discovered nm Eldorad
Y in the shape of rich silver mine nea
Vanceburg. in Eslili county. Th
precious metal is reported Us being
y vast quantities. the working # whic
: would pay largely and quickly. 1t
: averred that enc ey aud capital
" push mining operations in that viein
ty is all that is required to develo
y " resources. surprising the precario'
: and distant ones Of the Black Hills :
Is Lexington (Ky,) Dispatch.
u OSE day last week while a reg
= " boy was placidlv following the plo
'e on the farm of Mr.. Levi Diekey, NJ
" mildly huming. "mus' be lubber {
u de Lord" the horses and low sidde
W ly disappeared into the earth. tn
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