The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-13

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ton; Furnace, George W. Creighton & Son
lIeaisville. ~ ejttts-t'
TnrRE Is no need ~ tramping through
the slushy snow and mud q winter In THU
shoes or boots. because you can get pai
of either article at Hayden Brothers for !
small price that will turn the dampncs
like India rubber, and they will last Won I
year or more. Nor is therc any reason
why YOU should complain oi the cold
weather for their all wool suits and over
!, coats can he had AZ half the usual price.
COUNTY MAr.-Messrs. W. r. Lee and
John H. flanagan, Of the firm Of d. q
Beers a Co., are in town for the purpose Of
revising and correcting the survey made by
Laihrope n shelton, last Summer Thi.
Company has for the past FIVE or six year
been engaged making surveys and maps ii
the principal counties in this State and
Tennessee and since they have deemed il
proPr 10 carry the enterprise into oar
coufiy, ve shonLI feel inspired with a
sense ofduty to keep space with our neigh.
Dor countic. IN all snch enterpri-ing and
valuable work. We have seen some Of the
precinct plans, together with the map Of
STAFFORD, and We pronounce il beautifully
eXecu:ed, and wonderfully correct When
the msp l. finished it will show all the
towns and villages in the county, public
road with their measured distance in rods:
all the streams, their cour-e and name;
farm houses, church-houses, school houses,
NC, located aud designated by name; Rail.
road lines, county lines and district lines.
Places Of Historical interest will also he
noted, together with the mineral develop
ments II the county. All the encourage
ment and information our people can give
the COMPANY will I've thankfully received
and highly appreciated by them.
THE NEW jan AND REIDEScE.-As
/ the Jail and residence is completed, and
will no doubt be received by the members
Of the County Court to-day, il may not be
out Of place to give our readers, especially
those Of them who will have to foot the
hill n di.cription Of the buildings. The
residence isA handsome two-story brick,
3GxI5 feet, with three large rooms above
and the same number below. and the ne
ccsSarv hall and siairways. Up stairs !, a
large tank which is filled with water pump
ed by the prisoners inside Of the iail frvm
ci.tern in the ward. From thi. tank
pipes run 10 the hath room and water clos
et ON the same floor Of the building and
into the MINER and lower DEPARTMENTS of
IN. iail. There are a number of cellar
rooms. in one Of which is y huge furnace.
with four one foot pines leading 60 the jail,
bv which mean. that establishment is heat.
cd. The mans Of the residence are fur
nished with nice iron NANTES and CRATES,
have inside shutters. and are we'll yentila.
ted. There are two vcrandahs to the
building, and the whole presents a neat
and stylish appearance. The iail is attached
to the residence. the brick part Of that
side Of it, wall heing also the wall Of the
house. IL il 35x3j feet and is built on
founAlatina nnnber IL feet below the
surface 81 the ground. A The walls are
built oC tcn.inch etohe SET on edge. with a
nine-inch cour-r Of brick outside and
against the rock The bottom floor and
the upper ceiling are Of heavy st ,ne. There
Is an npper and lower depa rtment, in each
lof which are six cells of iron. 5xs feet.
These faee each way with three On a side
divided by a solid sheet Of iron half inch
thick The cell. are incIosed in A cage
made Of large Chrome steel hars, and 80 ar,
ranged that the prisoner. in but three
cells can have access with each other in
ttbe walk during the day. Al one end OF
each oC tbe.e walks there is a hath tub an
irnn b,sin anil a uriyv. ali of which ia
connected with the tank beiore mentioned
Lv pin,s tb, wafer from which can h,
turned an by the prisoners. An excellent
Arrangement is the one that enables the
i,iler IN stand ou,.ide of the cage and lock
cach cell ther,by preyenting an attack
from the prisoners. There Is to each cell
door besides. another lock which can be
fastened after the prisoners are safe within.
The walls inside are cemen,ed, the win.
dows, eight in number, are heavily barred
with Chrome steel, and the entire inside is
painted bright red. The entrance To the
isil is through the Jailer's Office, which /,
ll6ylC feet. built Of brick. with two heavy
iron doors at the outside entrance, two on
the entrance By the residence. aud two in
10 the iail. These have heavy double lock.
and appear large eno.gh and strong
enough TO hold even his Satanic Majesty
himself A wall fifteen feet high and Gov
cred with cement, into which broken glass
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