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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

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CIRcUIr CouRr NorEs.-Ater labori-
Gus session Of sixteen Juridical days, this
Court adjourned last evening. Those who
are accustomed to the workings Of Courts
tell lis that there has been more business
transacted at this term than for long
time.
Mary stofer, a white woman Of loose
character. pleaded guilty Of burglary and
the Jury assessed her punishment at two
years in the Penitentiary.
Dan Twaddle confessed a fine Of $50 for
retailing ardent spirits, and SAM Hardin
followed suit
James Banks, charged with the murder
Of George Middleton, another colored
man in Crab Orchard, last Winter, was &C.
Quilted. The circumstances Of the muir
der were most atrocious, Middleton having
been shot through a window while in
church. We understand that strong meas
ures will be taken To find out who is the
guilty party.
James Lear confessed to charge of
Grand Larceny and the jury sent him up
for two years. lie has already served two
terms in the Penitentiary.
ST. Bailey was granted divorce from
his wife Nancy NJ. Bailey, on the grounds
of abandonment. Mrs. Bailey was restored
to her maiden name, which was Innis.
John stigall proved adultery against his
wife, sallie Stigall, and the Court gave him
a divorce.
Rebecca Turner was divorced from Jno.
Turner ON account of abandonment
The case Of Jerry Brown for the murder
of John Engleman, was continued ill
next Court, and the Judge ordered him to
be taken to Madison for sake keeping.
Mr.. Breckinridge Jones passed his en-.
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DtSaRAcErUI--Som Of the young men
summoned to guard the Jail on Monday
night, got drunk and behaved in disgrace
ful manner. They shouted, fired pistol Is
aud made night hideous generally, to those
Of our citizens who were trying to sleep.
Mr. Al. Pendleton's house was fired into
aud he awakened by the plastering that
was knocked from the ceiling by the hall.
such conduct might do we'll enough for a
set of avowed rowdies, hut for party
of young men who claim To he respectable,
/, is shame and the guilty parties should
be severely punished And the only way to
find out who is guilty is to bring the whole
party mp fo- trial.
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RrsrvESs NOTsCHs.
Grr the Noielcs- SLATE at Chenauli-.


Grr the Noi-clcs- Slate At Chenauli's.
sLp paper for sale at thi. office At 5oct..
per hundred.
Try Smith n Miller-' variety of Cake aud
Improved Light Bread.
ExcrLLrSr and cheap Cedar Posts for
sale by Smith n Miller
Nrw aud splendid stock II Jcwelry ut
Anderson a McIRober,s'.
wINpow GfAsS all sizes At the lowest
prices at T. u. Chenaulfs.
CncKs fr every body. Prices from
a. - To- SiG nj Chenault'-
BuV your Books, Paper, rcns, Ink and
Pencils, at y. X. Chenaults.
FRrU stock 81 lamp. nj low prices. Call
On Anderson Il McRoleris.
w. YOU want a good Shot Gun, Ammuni-
tion, Nc, 60 to llohon n Stage.
J. II. n y. II. SnANKs are ius, receiving
and opening new stock 81 goods.
Go to y. X. Chenauli's for School Books
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CALI and see the largest stock II clocks
ever brnnehl 10 Stamford At Chenault's.
\ coon a--oriment II Spectacle. at low
prices, just received At Anderson n Nc
RoRrt~.
J. II. 4 :. ~. SnASss have full line II
Cldhing Tor Boys aud Youths from 10 u
SoArNAKrRS, fnrSuda Ash and Rabbits
Potash for Sap masing call on Anderson
n McRoherts.
~au,iiu, aSor'me"' :" 'ne ,nr~' ~"
Twenty five with YOUR name printed On
them Tor % cents.
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Ms. l.. BrAzrrY wishes her friends and
patrons to know that she KEEPS At all times
new and fashionable Millinery Gocls. Her
place IL business can he found nv her sign
A WEDDING outfit purchased from Ju-
Illus Winter a Co, Southeast Corner Third
a Market Sta, Louisville, Nv, has always
had a h.nehcient consequence their in
creased sales II Childrrns' Clothing has
proven IL.
;. y. MATHEW, the best Merchant Tai
Tor 10 teniral keniuckv, has on hand, and
j. constantly rrcciSing splendid stock OF
goods Tor Fall and Winter wear. lie
works the hest material only. aud always
guarantee g""d IT.
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LsNCOLS COUNT VIEWS.


NOVEMBER !, 1917.
We are blessed with a light shower ad
ministered occasionally. The thing is sug
gestive at least, although it has not been
productive Of any manifest relief. Stock
water is scarce and Of Indifferent quality.
Wells and cisterns have followed the lead
OF Insurance Companies and Savings Banks,
and failed. Dry cooking is the prevalent
style in actual life, while mud pies have
been, per force, abandoned by the juveniles.
The difficulty Of navigation on the Ohio
has diverted all the mountain coal TO the
river cities, and here we are likely to freeze
as well as famish. We are moving a me-
mortal to Congress for appropriations for a
system Of locks and dams on the Ohio so
soon as we can persuade old Spanish
Mill' to back the the project,
BY the way, Jim Murphy, who recently
went from Louisville to Cincinnati by the
mail boat, Avs they were compelled to tie
up frequently during the trip in conse-
Hue"Oe W ""'' was o"Pi''e" =" w "e"'e
fog; but investigation proved 1t to be only
dust raised by the action OF the wheels on
the bed Of the dying river
lin Prewi,t'. sale which wa. advertised
to come of to-day was suspended. The
farm failed to elicit a satisfactory bid. and
wa. Withdrawn. A few items Of personal
property were knocked down; bnt little, il
awning actually sold.
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over eighty years of age, but seems to en-
joy his sports by food and field with as
keen a zest as he did sixty years ago. He
was accompanied on the trip by Il. +.
Hooker, who is fast becoming a veteran
too, Billy Moore, Geo. b. Cooper, Jr,
and Railey Dive. The party are REGULARLY
reticent. Not a sirsle "iish story" has vet
been promulgated
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RELIC IOGS.

r,i m rt IN ,,l =, ,l0
60. - G..
J,y
Nearl, all the Baptist Churches in Eng.
land maintain the practice Of open com.
munion.
III L.l.. -, IL. pu..L.,o.;.,
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the Church on next Sabbath. The services
will commence tomorrow at / O'Clock.
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church.
rhr.. vo,,s ministers have left the
British WESLEYAN Conference because they
GA, ,o, co,sc;entiouslv nreach The doctrines
hold NV tina, hodv ON everlasting punish.
mon, in hell fra
.,n and southern PRESBYTERIAN Churches is
s-oIel I, 1851. when they rarted, the
total number Of member. in the united
hoav wa. sOosII
Next SUNNY "e,"s '"e "' Oo ;,
services wiz :" "e'u !" tue '".'"o -
Chnrch IN th's P'Aee' y" oPPor'""''y WIN
connac, themselves with that church.
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PRor. 4. GoLp~rrrs, an OPticisn Of
reputation from Louisville, will be a, the
MYERS House few days Persons with
failing aud defective eye-ight will find IL to
their interest to consult him rs he can i'm
prove vision In almost every case 81 the
abnormal condition Of the eye, by the use
Of proper lenses. The Prof. i- we'll and
hvorsbly known here ~ citizens Who can
testify To his ability.
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ora MustuN-we have received from
Mr.. Isaac Hamilton, quite a curiosity in
the shape Of turnip, which is divided in
the cenir By n link of a chain, through
which II grew. II mas very much the APP
Iesrance Of fas-ock. Mr.. A. ID. Newland
brought ~ large and very curiously
formed sweet potato and couple Of ears
of corn held to the stalk hy long stems
having nine joints. Mr.. A. c. Newland
contributed the largest aud finest ear Of
corn We have seen, but We cant afford to
mention hereafter less corn than ho,~ feed.
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AccIDESr. - Miss Lizzie and Emma
Jones, in attempting to turn their buggy
around In the street. last Saturday, did il
50 abruptly that their little brother was
thrown out. lie tell right under the feet
Of the mule, but fortunately escaped I'M
hurt, further than an ugly cash 1eross the
forehead
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

OSE night last week while Mr.. Sim Cook
was attending church here some thievine
wretch cut of and appropriated the heavy
-ole-leather skirts Of his new saddle. Mr..
Cook i- making strong efforts to 6nd out
the rascal who did the job, and authorizes
rs to say that he win give $40 for hi. arrest
ard con yictiOD
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A Liberal OFFER.-We will send the
INTERIOR JorRSAL till January I, 1879, to
any one sending two dollars. This will
he giving you ten or twelve copies free.
Please take advantage II the offer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

THE matrimonial market IL fully up to
the standard this week, the number report.
ed during the previous week beias J.iiy
sustained. The following is the County
CLERKS report; Mr.. Alber, q. Taylor TO Mis-
Mollie T.. Tucker. Silas d. Gill 10 Mis-
Sarah Cooley. John = Depeauw. to Mis-
Eliza NJ. Kinder John Hsnry Adkins 10
Mn. Fannie Clafk.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

THE Blaisdell Brothers, Californians and
Concert Company will give performance
at the Court HOUSE on Monday night the
9Th. They come we'll recommended and
We bespeak for them full house
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

A wrfr WoRrH HAvISo.-A lady in
town, this week, cooked three meals,
cleaned up her large house, boiled 20, Of
soap and made a shirt. Wonder u Grad.
dock. wife can come up to this?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

GrS. JonS $. WILLIAMS, a very promi-
nent candidate for United States Senator,
has hesn in town for several days, adding
many others To hi- long list II friends in
this vicinity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

CS. r. r Passenger trains nov leave
Danville Junction for Cincinnati n q
o'clock a. m. and lao .. m.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

q. W. BANS, a. &c. T., will deliver a
Lecture On Temperance, in the Court house
at this place, next Tuesday nigh, Every
body l. cordially invited 10 attend
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

THE hest way to keep from taking a
cold is to keep your feet warm and dry.
This cannot he done by wearing a common
boot made Of thin split leather and paper,
or bark soles, but you must have the hest
Of upper and bottom leather. Boots made
Of them do not mp, leak, or absorb water.
The hest bcot We have examined this sea
-on Is for sale by Hayden Bros. They
are made Of the hest tanned leather,
French Calf skim are in the latest fash
ion. with thick, elastic bottoms, easy on
the foot, and cheaper than you ever got
them before.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

Mas MARY A. TrNBERLAKr, Of New
Orleans, will please accept our thanks for
late papers Of the city.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

4 0rSrIr rain sel in last evening with
fair prospect n a good wctiine ofthe dry
fields.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

\. 4. WAHRES is agent here for the
Singer, the hest Sewing Machine made
Samples On hand At the 7. o.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

can at J. y. Davis and see the hest -e'
of Harness in the State for the money.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Go Ia the Carson House for good -luar,
meal
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

Wa had an interview with Mr.. William
Kennedy, who is indicted for malicious
shooting at Richmond, on yesterday, and
he confirms the statement reproduced from
a Commercial correspondent last week. He
says there was no intention on the part Of
Saunders to raise row, at least. he 50 told
him, and it was on this express understand
ing that he accompanied him to Richmond.
lie says he can easily prove that he did no
shooting until he was himself shot at, and
has no fears Of being convicted. In re-
gard to his brother Grove, he says that the
plan Of surrender to the Gsrrard suthOri-
tie. was made through him, between Grove
and his Attorneys, ard that there is no
doub, but that he would have gi ven him
self up tod
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-02

PERsosAL-The talented Mrs. Eugenia
Dunlap Potts, accompanied by Miss Alma
wherritt, Of Lancaster, was a guest Of Mn.
E. II. Burnside, on SUNDAY last. Miss
Marie Barnes LEFT on "Wednesday, for Lou.
isville, in company with little Lizzie
Ayres, who was IN route to her home in
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. John :. Hughes,
Of Louisville, are here on visit Mr..
John II. Walton and wife, whom we take
much pleasure in calling cousin, returned
to Mason county yesterday from visit to
their children. Mrs.. u. NJ. Buriett and
Mat Walton, Esq. Of Lancaster. %. II.
Williams, the Photographer, has returned
and can he found at the Car. Mrs. Judge
VI. H. Owsley was in town last evening.
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THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK. 1878.

1878. NEW YORK. 1878.
As the time approaches Cor the renewal Of sub
seriptions, THE sun would remind Its friends and
wei-wishers every where, that IL Is again candid
ate for their consideration and support Upon It's
record for the past ten years II relies for continu-
apce OF the hearty sympathy and generous cooper
aton which have hitherto been extended 10 II frOu
every quarter OF the Union.
The bafly Son Is four-page sheet o. y col
umns, price by mall. post paid, - cents month
The Sun11y edition ofTHE SUN is an eight
mage sheet, Of 81 columns. while giving the news
OF the day IL also contains large amount ofliierary
aud miscellaneous matter specially prepared ior II.
The SUNDAY SuN has met with great success rost
paid ESQ year.
The weekly sun.
Who does not know TEE WEEKLY sun II cir
culstes throughout the United states. the Canada-
and beyond. Ninety thousand families greet Us
welcome pages weekly, and regard IL In the light
Of guide counselor and friend Its news, editorial,
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Give as eall, aud our word oI II yoa sill haa
" sos. H. ,sys 'YA wARAks = ser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

B1aexwood for June has been received from
the Leonard Scott Publishing Co., II Barclay
Street. New York. Contents a. follows:
]. A woman-Eiaser. Part XIII.
,. Sundry Short Poems by J. r. s.
;. Twenty Years Of African Travel.
4. Pauline Part v.
3. How Caught my arst Salmon: 4 Cana
dian Sketch.
6. Lord Drsby . Despatch and the debate.
:. The Storm in tAe East.
The periodicals. reprinted by The Leoaard
Scott Psblishing Go lSl Barclay Street, y. T.
ere - fellows: fhs 1mAsa Qasas1y, -
hsxEA, W0R, "a 0n1IA lH =.
ys.r Sc say e, e ssly 9is AesA, -
Iossase 10 Psspaid hy the FsblisAsn-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

WHICH Was ELEcrEp.-The Phila-
delphia Evening Telegraph, though Of
Republican proclivitits. has neverthe-
less the manliness and independence to
rebuke some Of its Republican contem-
poraries for their structures on the
speeches OF Mes.rs. Tilden and Hen
bricks in New York on Tuesday last
After citing the absurd arguments by
which partisan Republican journals de-
fend the methods that were used to
make Messr.. Hayes and Wheeler,
President and vice.President, the TEL
eg-eph says:
"The goodness OF Mr.. Hayes and the
badness Of Mr.. Tilden have nothing
whatever to do with the matter. The
simple question at issue is, which was
electeds And. in considering this ques.
ton, il should be distinctly borne in
mind that the electoral commission did
not decide that certain returns were
in proper legal shape. and that neither
the commission nor Congress, which
created the commission, bad any con.
stitutional authority to 60 behind the
returns. One Of our morning contem.
porsries, in the course Of some very un.
called for and unnecessary abuse Of Mr..
Tilden, said:
"'An electoral commission, instituted
on the proposition Of his (Tilden's)
friends, and at his own suggestion, az.
ter = careful survey Of the whole evi.
denee, deliberately decided that he va.
not elected to the presidency
Thi. sentence is grossly at vsrisnce
with the fact. but il embodies the be.
lief, or rather the impression, Of mum.
Der of people who ought to know bet
ter, and are censurable for not knowing
better. The electoral commission did
not decide thar Mr.. Tilden was not cleo.
ted to the presidency, and wherein the
decision Of the commission gave Jus,
cause for complaint was not that it was in
favor Of Mr.. Hayes but that II was made
without hearing the whole evidence Of
any part Of the evidence that bore on
the real point At issue"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, FREp-
rRIcK. Mp.-we find in the report OF
the Annual commencement Exercises
OF this old and well conducted Institu-
ton that St. Mays was well repre.en-
ted. The Academic honors were con-
ierred on six young ladies from different
States Of the Union, among whom we
find the name OF Miss Maggie Camalier. OF
Maryland. Amongthose rho received
the second hcnor., we find the name.
Of Miss Mona Howard, Miss Minnie
Leach and Miss Anna NJ. Stone, oi
St. Msry's. Premiums were also awarded
to the above named young ladies and to
Miss Louisa King Of our town for pro-
6cieney in various branches Of their
respective classes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

CELEBRArIoN OF THE FouRrH.-The
public spirited citizens of the Piney
Point section Of our county propose to
make suitable recognition of the coming
Fourth Of July BY patriotic demonstra-
ton at Piney Point Pavilion. The Gel
ebration will be opened by salute at
SUNRISE, which will be repeated at noon
and at sunset. The literary exercises
will consist of the Reading Of the Dec
laration Of Independence BY Hon. B. G..
Harris and an Grafton by James II. Will
Wilson, Esqr. Fire Works and a Grand
Fancy and Dress Ball will conclude the
Days entertainment. We are author
lied TO extend cordial invitation to The
citizens Of other sections of the county
to attend. We bespeak a general turn
out on the part Of our people in honor
Of the greatest day in all our history.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28


m EsD OF THE MoLir MAGuraEs.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28

wRAS.-The RECIPES have been almcssensire-
~ composed q Western descriptions fce export
vhacA vufv nDs paarsd spos tn narkse, ed IL
ceeeieC Ct 'ChssEe have been scarcely sn1lciens
b Unks Darkel. The demand has been li9hs.
- most Of our nilless hsve suspended Operatives
10 pespare foe The new crop. which win soon b
coming tbsvard. The .siss Reported 1t Change
we're - ALLOWS: $50 bu. coumon Southern red
1t leo csAtA Sc eo. prime do. at res 6fss..
CoaS.-The saln of the week ofall degriptio.a
havs bssa - foliows.
Sosthssn-loo ba. white At se(aso cent? no
ba. do. 1t 81; e,073 ba. do at 90; 3, ozy b. Do.
ct s3; 300 bu. do. at "a; ABA bu do. at ss:
700 ba. yellow ut 81. 400 bu. do. at Sc: /. o3s
ba. do. At SCI; 36Is bu. ct ssh LEGO bu. DO.
ct SCI; ?,<6< b. do. u 90.
OAn.-Rscsip6 u, SIS. h market has 49,
moderately activs, bst prices havs ruled lowrs.
and ne aaote 10 day about : cent? lower than
list week. The sAles during the week have in
riuded thefollowing: 500 bu. dsmaeed Southern
q % ceais; s50ba. good do IN stare q a. 3, $50
bu. prime do. ~ Af6<S. r.
RyR--Rsceipts 600 ba. The uafke4 has been
dull and eloss heavy. The salsshave anounssd
70 about I loo bu. prime At ssas6cean.
TcaAcco-Sales Of Maryland and Ohio leafare
making for the French market, but otherwise
there II very little demand at present. Tia mar
ket, however, rules firm. We revise quotations
~ follows:
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-28
WHCAr.-Wehave received six heads

WHEAr.-Wehave received six heads
OF wheat grown in the crop of John II.
Langley. Esq, of St. lnigoe.' district.
The heads measured 81 inches in length
and averaged 80 grains to the head, Ire
largest having IS and the smallest s.
grams. This is doing well and we hope
that our friend can match them in his
whole crop, but until he can beat the
Pa'uxeai in length of head, we will
have to withhold the bel, until that sec.
s'oa can be heard IRON in the way Of
s'eias. II is DR.. spaldins'. mex, put.
Let us heas trcm him.