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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

Bi-hip Dudley, n the Episcopal church,
will preach in the Methodist church in thi.
city, on Thursday night, October srd, at
a O'Clock.
The Methodist Conference, which had
been IN session ten DAYS nj shelbyvillc,
Ky, adjourned Yesterday. Bishop Geo. =.
Pierce, presided over the body with his
usual imrartiality, and the session was a
most harmonious and pleasant one. Rich
mond was selected as the next place Of
meeting. Following are the appointments
for the next year, 10 far NJ interests this
portion Of the State;
HARRoDsBuRo DIsrRicr-R. HISLR, PREsT-
DING ELDER.
Harrodsbug-M. ID. Reynolds; Perry
ville--W. u. Power Danville-J. II. Deer
ing; Lancsster--S.S. rentz Richmond and
Providence Evans; College Hill-E.
q. y. Dcmaree; Jes-amine-S. s. Deering;
salvia--W. $. Vaughn; Camdensville--
W. =. Vaughi Chaplin-John A. Reeves;
Mackville-w. Hughes Smith; lawrence
burg-W II. II. Ditzler; Stanford-J.
Simms; Somer-et--J. G. G. Newton.
Rev. J. X. Peoples goes to Newport; w.
W. Chamberlain, late Presiding Elder has
been sent to the regular work at Oddville;
Rev. q. G. Cverstreet retains the charge Of
Williamstown Female College; Rev. s. W.
Peoples is sent TO Stanton, in the Irvine
District, and Rev. c. ,. Reid goes as a
Missionary TO China. We understand that
the new preacher for this point il a young
man Of much ability, with pretty wife Of
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

A.C. Robinson, ~ Gilbert's Creek, ship.
ped four Of his thoroughbred lambs to
parties At Pleasant Plains, Mo-, at $40 per
head.
Col. George W. Afford, who attended
Lancaster Court, tells us that the day wa.
q very lively one f,r all kinds Of business.
The mnle trade was quite active. Smith
Gentry bought privately. % broke mules,
at $50 TO $40. There were IS or 100 mule
colts offered. Sales slow at s25 to $50.
The Winchester Demccro, reports sales Of
cattle weighing 100 pounds, at cent?;
! 800 pounds at Al cents 200 pounds at
- cents, and lot Of work oxen at cents.
....-It also reports a sale Of common ewes
at 81 IS per head.....Corn in the field,
with lot to feed on, brings 81 rs per barrel
....Farmers pay cents and hoard per
shock for cutting corn.
LoUIsvILLE.-Good cattle in fair de-
mand. Common go Of at low prices; good
TO extra shippers, to ~; hest butchers, 81
to 81; medium 10 good, % to 3; thin to
medium, to q; oxep, p TO 81. Hogs
are quiet, choice bringing 80 TO 4; stockers
% to 81. The market for sheep and lambs
Is fair fos good shippers, and quiet on
stockers; extra sheer, 81 to 81; common to
medium, to %; Lambs run from to to
81 cents.
LANCASTER CoURT.--J. ID. Price, auc-
tioneer, reports: About $50 head Of cattle
on market. Several private sales. 65 work
mules and colts sold at private sale. Some
important sales Of stock advertised for
next County Court day. 81 head grazing
cattle sold for W. l.. Jones, Of Tennessee.
yoke cattle, $50; do, s6S 80; do,
81; dry cows. $50 30 per head; scrub
steers, SO per head; scrub COW, 80 40, @
scrub steers withdrawn at $40 per head;
milk COW and calf S25; fine milk COW
withdrawn at $50 50; gray horse, $50; I
bay horse, years old, SS5; brown mare
Withdrawn at $40.
THE LOUISVILLE RACES. - The Fall
meeting Of the Louisville Jockey Club
begsn last Monday, with a much smaller
attendance than usual, owing to the yellow
favor In tho sou,b which ION, the sport. |
ing men from that region at home. The
first race, | Of mile dash, WIS the Blue
Grass stale for ,wo.vsor olds value $500
Thee. wsre sevs, s,ar,.rs McCa,biana-
the ,,oner,v of Georve Cadw.lader. won in
lisa Perm second. The second race was
the s, Loco, IN, a.va,r.olds two mile
d,sh v,lpe of stake 70 winner - 10
five started and Ovens, Ieveller. who was
favorite in TN. pools. took the nurse in
342l Momentum. second The third race
was mile heats for a purae Of sa00. of which
$50 went TO seoond borse-six started. and
first heat won by King Faro. in Las. Ber-
cannot. second. The second heat was won
by Dave Moore, in las, Faro, second.
Third heat and race w,s won by Dave
Moore in I;47I. lie was second choice in
the pools. King Faro fayorite.
TUESDAY.
Day was fine and the racing spirited.
First race-Tbo Belle Meade stake. for
o.year-olds. dash Of 2 mile. $50 entrance.
half forfeit: second 10 save stake; Club TO
add $500. Won by Trinidad in l:lsI; Ben
Hill second. Second race-Handicap for
all ages: purse $3.50, Of which $50 to the
second; dash Of Il miles. Clemmie G. was !
the winner in 3:lO Nellie Booker second. |
III - -. A.....:u.. D. II Goaa ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

OuR stock Of Flannels and Jeans l. nov
complete. We are selling Jeans at % cts,
worth Is. Jeans at 45, worth IS and GO,
and Jeans At 10 cents, worth Gj. Also q
large stock Of blankets, worth from 81 80
to ~ a pair. Calland examine our goods
before you buy. McAlister 4 Lytle
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

VIZ nov have in our employ Mr.. Frank
Shannon, practical timer, and are manu-.
featuring all kinds Of tinware, stoves, pipe,
nc. Also prepared to do all kinds Of roof.
ing, gu,tering and repairing, At rock hot
tom prices. wearen a Evans.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

FAILED TO APrEAR.-As was predicted,
Hiram Hiatt failed to put in an appear.
ance when his case for the murder Of Eng.
land was called at Mt. Vernon, and n for.
fixture was taken on his bond for 5000.
The witness to the terrible deed was in the
custody Of the Court, and Hiatt, it APP
pears, was not 20 anxious for trial a. he
expressed himself to us some time since.
The Governor will no doubt offer reward
for him at once.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

Wa looked in on the new good. Of Mr..
J. N. Davis yesterday, and found fine as
sortment Of boots and shoes, including an.
perior shoes for ladies, hats, for men and
boys, underwear, homemade jeans, shirts,
staple and fancy groceries, canvassed beef,
hog hams, confectionerieu, etc, and an end.
less variety Of notions-all at low prices.
Our readers should call and examine these
goods, and they will be sure to purchase.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

THE County Claims are due the lst Of
October and II not paid then the Sheriff
can he forced to pay interest on them. Mr..
Feland, therefore, earnestly requests the
taxpayers to come up and settle, or else
there will be ANY number Of Sheriff sales
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

AFTER a ten days stay in the Eastern
markets, Mr. y. D. Hayden, of Hayden
Brothers, returned home on Monday, and
reports having purchased the best, largest
and finest stock OF goods the firm has ever
had. lie informs us that they are nov
able to offer better Inducements to all buy
en than ever before, as the goods we've
bought low for cash, and they will sell AT a
small advance on first cost
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

Brrs were two 10 one In Somerset, that
the Holmes jury would hang. Wonder
who will DO the work this time
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

McALIsrER n LYTLE have received their
stock Of boots and shoes for the Fall trade.
Their prices are Ms low as the lowest Call
and examine before buying.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

VIZ have now open, the hest line n
Mems Merino Underwear that was ever
brought to this market. Also complete
line of Ladies' Merino Vests and Pants, At
extremely low prices. McAlister n Lytle.'
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oA'
The Hon. q. W. Dunlap took Mondays
train for the Pulaski Cont, at which tribu-
nal his client, Samuel Holmes, will take
another chance for life, or freedom. Much
interest is felt IN the case Of Grove Z. Ken
nedy, which obtains to-day hearing at
Frankfort visitors comment upon the eh'
ceedingiy neat personal habits oil Mr.. Ken
nedy during his prison life. The Jaiier
affirms that he never had such prisoner.
1t is said that Mr. VIM A. Burnside Of
iyattsyiile, has gone to the lever districts
OF the South In the capacity OF 'eiegrapher'
A like courage has heretofore met with too
fatal areward to form an attractive prece-
dent. Never scourge SO pitilessly moved
down the brave who dehed its power MIR.
and Mrs. Edward Norris and Miss Lille
Taylor, OF -. Louis and Mis- Belle Mar
tin, Of Lexington, were at DIR. frazee's last
week. Mrs. Chas. frisbie and son LETT on
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

A. A. wARREs has three bran new Sing
~ Sewing Machines, which he will sell a
good deal below the regular price.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

STOCKHOLDERS Of the L.. n. n. X. X. can
get free ride To Louisville next week.
See .'ad"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
Dsnnef Cify.

Mrs. Samuel Reynolds has gone on a
two weeks visit to relatives in Garrard
county. Miss Lillian Babcock has glad
dened the hearts Of many by her reappear-
ance at home this week.
QUICK REPAIRS.
In proof of the dispatch with which bu-
siness is done at Mr.. John Alelvin's saw
mill, we note the following: While he was
working the lever himself last Saturday
evening, by the slip Of the plank the saw
was thrown against the guides, cracking il
so that il was completely ruined. lie im-
mediately ordered new saw, and Monday
evening his mill was again in full blast.
COURT MATTERS.
Judge Durham held his first session Of
Police Court last Monday for the trial Of
- DeCraw, John Campbell aud Michael
McCronan, charged with disorderly con-
duct. They were tried jointly and fined
81 and costs. But his honor in considera.
ton Of their being strangers here, gave
them some wholesome advice, and upon
their promise to do 40 no more, graciously
RENTED the fine and discharged them.
SCHOOL.
A laudable effort Is being made this
week, by d. y. Sloan, who is trying to get
up a subscription school here for the i've
months next succeeding. We think this a
oommendable move, and hope he may re-
oeiye the liberal patronage Of all our eiti-
zens. lie also proposes to teach a night
school for the benefit Of the laboring men
who are DESTROYS Of obtaining business
education sufficient for ordinary business
transactions.
FIRE.
The construction train on the G. =. r. X.
is now quartering about forty hands in our
town while working this end of the road.
For the purpose Of furnishing these hands
with lodging and board, about half doz-
en- portable shanties are furnished by Mr..
Dodd, one of which he used AS a commits
sary; abort 10 o'clock last Monday morn
ing, il took FIRE from a candle that was left
burning while all hands were out and con-
sumed about $500 worth Of goods. The
loss is heavy on Mr. Dodd, having just
opened out full stock Of Winter goods.
But nothing dauniing, he Immediately
rented a store-room from Mr.. Shelton, and
will open a new stock this week.
THE SPOKE BUSINESS.
Mr. Elijah Williams, one Of our enter
priling citizens, returned from business
trip 10 the cities Of Lebanon and Louis
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27
LOCAL NEpp n.

WEARES 4 EVANS sell good two horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $40.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

GoSE roR AuSDZRs.-Judge George
Mcclure, Of Rockcas,le, with a pose Of ten
determined looking men, armed with dou-
bIe-barreled shot guns and pistols, went to
Louisville yesterday after George Saunders
whose trial for murder, by change Of
venue comes up at Mt. Vernon next week.
Had Saunders any hope Of escape, or his
friends any desire to rescue him, II faded
away when such man as Judge Mcclure
takes charge Of matters.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

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SAN HoLNns on TRrAL.-The case OF
sam Holmes for the murder OF sheriff
Tho~. W. Napier, in September, 1869, was
called at Somerset, on Tuesday last but
owing to the absence Of witnesses for the
defense, II was postponed till "Wednesday
morning,at which time both sides announe-
ed their readiness, and the examination of
iurors commenced. Seven men, who had
not heard of the case or had formed no
opinion, were found in the regular panel,
and the remaining tive were obtained from
the bysianders, iorly-slx examinations In
all being made, the Commonwealth ex-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

ALREADY we observe that crowds Of the
fair ser gather at Hayden Bros. store, for
they know that the firm has received their
Fall and Winter goods, and that among the
lot are many new and attractive articles Of
wear never before brought tn this market,
and the well known taste OF the Senior
member Of the firm, who selected them, is
guarantee that none but the latest and
pre,tiest fashions have been purchased. We
advise our lady friends TO make an inspec.
ton Of them Immediately.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

PuBIIc SrEAKIx0.-Our candidate for
Congress, Hon. Phil D. Thompson, Jr., will
begin hi. canvass next Monday. His aP.
pointments. 10 far as made, are as follows;
Paint Lick, Garrard county, Sept. soth;
Bryantsville, Oct. LIT; Crab Orchard, Oct.
2nd; IIustonville. Oct. 3ri; Liberty, Oct.
9Th; Roley, (h'isir county Oct. 9th; Col
umbia, Oct. eth. Al each Of these points
the speaking will commence at ! O'Clock,
I'm Creel-boro, Russell county, Oct.
sth, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at jamestown At
o o'clock, p ~, same day, and at falken-
burg's Siore, Get. Nth nj I, Pm.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-27

Mr.. Elijah Williams, one Of our enter
priling citizens, returned from business
trip 10 the cities Of Lebanon and Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
NARROW ESCAPE.

- L-
lsst Friday when some Is or 20
fssons we're in the Express office at
y depot, Ccons went to put some coal
3 9tove, but as one of the Jumps
assAer large he took it out to
80 e when he found a large paper
s.3nge holding a pound of powder
oesefin the coal. This was a
s.ndential escape for II the chunk
zen put In the stove it would
nloxn 1t to atoms and at least 4 or
s1sons would have been killed.
~ only way we can account for
peWder being there is that it must
~ eeen one Of the blasting cartridges
ga not 20 off when the coal was
In the mine. j. A. Glandon
IA ns coal and cartridge to the Fuel
zsat' Fry, at Moberly. 1t was a
-sos escape for all in the Office, us
e merely an accident that Coons
second thought to break the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
4 FEW OF MRS. YOUNG'S REF.
ERENCES.

In addition to the letters from cler-
gylnen in and out of Utah, Mrs. Young
liashundreds of othersirom the most
eminent preachers and public men of
the United States, cordially endors-
ing hor and encouraging her in her
great work of abolishing po1yg amy.
Among these references are
Vice-President, Henry Wilson.
Bishop Bowman, NJ. L. Church, st.
Lonis, Mo.
Bishop Wiley, NJ. L. Church, Bos-
ton.
Rev. DIR. VIM. r. Clark, Pastor
Trinity NJ. L. Church, Boston.
Rev. DIR. Fowler, President North
western University, Evanston, Ill.
Rev. DIR. G.. 81 Steele. President
Lawrence University Appleton,
Wis.
Rev. Dir. Geo. Vincent, Denver:
Col.
Rev. Henry G. Benson, d. D., Edi'
tor California Christian Advocate
San Francisco, Cal.
Rev. DIR. Cox, NJ. Z. Church, Sal
Francisco. Cal.
Rev. CIV. AnIhony,M. T.. Church
Oakland, Cal.
Rev. G.. Il. Rich. L. e. Church
M~arysville, Cal.
Rev. III. b. Heacock, NJ. Il. Church
Stockton, Cal.
Rev. sir. TODD. NJ. E. Church, San
Jose, Cal.
Rev. j. l.. Treffern, King st. NJ. E
Church, Sacramento, Cal.
Rev. Earl Cranston, Grace NJ. e
Church, Jacksonville, H., aud many
others.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young will lectur'
in Mexico, at the Opera Hall, mex
Thursday night. Jan. 18th, 1873.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

4 FAIR PRoPOsTTION.-For forty
years Dir. A. g. Simmons liver med
icinc has been successfully used in the
cure of cOstiyencss, ST * headache.
pains in the side and back, dizziness,
indigestion, loss Of appetite. chiils
and fever, hiliousness and all diseases
arising from a torpid or diseased
liver, and hardly a single failure to
cure has been reported Yet there
are many persons suffering from these
diseases who have never tried it. Fer
the benefit of such persons the pro-
prictOr, of this celebrated medicine
have sent a quantity of frial packages
to be given away to any II applying
for them. IL costs You nothing ard
Ia ave VOHr life. 33-it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
LYCEUM.

The Lyceum will meet at the Opera
House Saturday night, Jan. II, at
which time the following programme
will be rehearsed:
MUsIC-Violin Solo-T. M. Gill.
Declamation-T. w. Ramey.
Reading. F. Llewellyn.
observation-disclosures Jeda-
diah-Misses Todd and Keeton and
Messrs. w. NJ. and B. l.. Treloar.
RESOLVED, That Congress should
repeal the Resumption Act.
Affirmative-O. Hit, I. Hall, d.
E. Shea.
Negative-Prof. Kellogg, w. B.
Mcintyre, w. W. Fry.
MUsIc-Quartette-"A Very Bad
Cold''-Misses Todd and Keeton and
Mes srs. w. M. ard b. Z. Treloar.
Paper-Misses Forrist and Hafford.
Five cents admission will be here
after charged at the door for men and
boys, ladies free.
Owing to the fact that the Golden
troupe occupied the Opera Hall las,
Saturds night the Lyceum did moi
meet, but on next Saturday night
it will meet as usual in the Opers
House and the above entertaining
programme will be executed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
'.GOLDEN.'
otI StI dlit-
JAS. II. CONWAY, NJ. ID.

The Golden troupe, last Saturday
closed a weeks engagement in
Mexico. The troupe met with its
usual warm reception.
Martin Golden and several of his
troupe have many admirers in Mexi-
co. Robinson, Mccain and Riley are
especially adapted to their parts, and
are even better tIIan they were last
year. kittie Lrugce and Nettie
Adams are both stars, in fact carh
one il. the troupe is just the person
for his or her place. Perhaps in
May the troupe will pass through
Mexico on its return, when Bella Col
den, the favorite in Mexico, will glad
ell us with her presence; if so, we
promise crowded houses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

$3.50
Enterprise to the Front.
Our Business men wake
up.
Rousing speeches by Ex-
Gov. Hardin, j. J. Gill
DR.. Russell and
Others.
Bright Future for Mexico.
Gravel Roads, Manufacto-
ries, &c, &c.

As we indicated in last weeks
LEDGER, the citizens of Mexico and
vicinity held rousing mass meeting
at the court house last Tuesday night.
The court room was crowded with
men who appreciate the demands OF
the times. Men who are willing to
do all in their power for the good OF
their county and city. Men who dc
not intend to wait for opportunities,
but men who will make opportunities
men to whom nothing Is impossible
till it has heen attempted.
ID. n. Evans opened the meeting
by moving that John K. Hutton take
the chair, which motion prevailed.
w. w. Fry was then elected secre-
tary. j. E. Hutton, in a neat little
speech, then. proceeded to explain
the object of the meeting and read
the following call signed by hundreds
Of citizens, which brought this assem-
bly, together.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

There never was such really good
substantial, satisfactory and rand
selling Sewing Machine offered SO low.
as the New Family Shuttle, reduced
to only S25, with a full SET OF
attachments for all work, gRrp
with every machine. lit AIR.
passes expectations, and fplfills
all the requirements of every family
as a helper. twill do every deserin-
ton of work-ilne or conrse-fhnt
any machine at any price ever did a.
can do; equally as rapid. corrac,
smooth, neat and strong. has ali tha
late improvements, is easy to learn
and manage, is s~crviceable. dons.l
wear out, always ready and neyera,}
Of order. Agents make money r15-
idly, supplying the "a cat demanyIor
this the cheapest maehine ~ the
world. Territory free. Adde'S AZ
Cateiy q Co., corner isroadkay and
! Eighth ST., New York &0-t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

A correspondent of the Fulton
press speaks of Miss Matte Craddock
in the following terms.
Rural Seminary has been taught
the past four months by Miss Matte
Craddock, of Mexico Young ladies
desiring the advantages of a school
of the highest order would do well to
be present at the opening of the next
term of six months. commencing the
first Monday in January.
Miss Craddock has proven her adGp-
tation to a high calling she has
espoused to the entire patronage of
the school. We trust still greater
laurels may be added to her crown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
A~PARDONABLE PRIDE

Prompts most people TO delay, by
any laudable means that science al
fords, the evidences of physical de-
cay. Who that is in perfect health
would not match the bright eve, The
active mind, and other appearances
Of youthful vigor, with the luxuri-
ancc, the rich color, and beauty OF
youthful hair? Parker's Hair Bal
sam stands pre-eminent as an elegant
hair dressing, and by its lcaitltul
action on the roots not only promotes
Il luXuriant growth of The Young
hair. but untaiiingly restores gray or
iadc,l hair to the original youthful
color. giving II soft. rich and i~ustrouS
appearance of great beauty. No 9TH
CT preparation : o ctfectually removes
d&ndrntf or stops falling of the hair;
its cooling and healing action entire
ly curing itching and liumors of the
scalp, ard keeping the skin clean,
white and healthy. Ii is perfectly
harmless. rqaiSitely pcrtumed, and
contains nothing that will soil the
skin or gum the HAIR. 1t is not IL
dye, and is unequaled for excellence
and purity. Buy Il bottle from yaar
druggist j. L. Llewellyn, Mexico,
No, anu test its merits.
2S weow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
1'SIIAkE EN- UP"

The Murphies are coming. The
following letter explains itself. 1t
was received at this Office yesterday:
LOUISIANA, Mo, Jan. Sth, rs.
DEAR BRO: Yours of the 9th
inst, came to hand yester-
day. and | haste to $ w l will
come with the Lords help to open on
Sunday night, Jan. IL, '7S at Z
O'Clock.
| received a large petition from
your city yesterday, asking me to
come down TO your city. | knew
with Gods help it will he Il grand
success in Mexico. We must have a
union choir. a large one, all good
singers get the ministers and all to
work with you. See them sure. Adj
vertise the meetings well, with Gods
help, L will '.shake you up" May
God bless and prosper you all.
Your Servant,
JAS. II. CONWAY, NJ. ID.