The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-07
LINCOLS COUNT SEHs.
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l. W. ". SMITH A co.
Have opened in splendid style at their new
location. Call and ace them.
DuPED.
Several Of our folks didn't see the Indi.
an Exhibition at Dshville last week.
LB.oREES AND WILL sASDFER
Have vindicated their acknowledged taste
in the displaying of the beautiful stock al
W. II. Smith 4 Cos
PERSONAL.
Heard that +. J. Campbell was in town
last week. He was a. unsocial as the Cir
cus-passed me by. Mr.. Bishop, Of Mon
tana, and his sister, are visiting at Billy
Williams.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
W. II. Smith 4 Co. are prepared to vel
come their friends to their new and elegant
establishment, where they viii take pleas.
ure in exhibiting their choice selection Of
every variety Of goods suited 10 the mar
ket.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. - Owens, II the Methodist church,
has out an appointment for a series of
meetings in this place, to commence next
Sunday night and continne during the
week. lie expects to have the aid Of the
Rev. John Dcering. Of Danville.
STOCK ITEMS.
Messrs. Vowel & Robinson purchased, a
few days since, 100 head Of cattle, one and
two.year olds,st $50 to $S5 per head. There
j. considerable in,sre-, in the lamb trade.
Several lots have passed through, hat |
haye not been able TO learn rates.
browns COURT
Yesterday, presented the appearance of
English Assizes. His docket was yoium-
nous, and the town was filled with anxious
litigsnts, pale criminals, and waiting wit
nesses. The Squire dispatched business
with his usual quiet dignity, and "ths maj
esiy of the law" was duly yindcated and
respected.
BRUISED WAS THE PEACE-MAKER.
Abe McMordie, late pilgrim" for a Com
mercial house in Cincinnati, got badly
de,uoed at the flowers" on Sunday. He
was endeevoring to separate a couple Of
combatants, who, like the parties to a con-
nubisl conflict, turned their wrath against
the peace-msker, and Abe bore away $50
pounds Of injured innocence.
THE ELECTION
For Trustees Of Comm ON Schools for this
District was held on Saturday last; and re-
suited in the choice Of J. b. Green, Sam.
Reid and r. W. Bradley, all good men and
true. There was desire 10 secure the SER
vices Of men who had no children, but this
is impracticable in a comm unity like ours.
A near approximation, however, was made
Mr.. G. having none, Mr.. Il, but two, and
Mr.. R.-well, he has seven.
SALE.
At the sale Of the effects of A. d. Me
Kinney and J. W. Owens on Fridsy-E.
w. Brown, Auctioneer-hogs brought about
p cents per h.; horses from S25 to $50; a
Jack u; d Jennets, one followed by colt,
at 81 80 each. The land Of Mr.. McKin.
ney, las acres, encountered with homestead
and dover, was sold 10 DR.. Ed. Aleorn, for
81 1925. Nj. Owens farm, l02 acres, I'M
went to Mn. q. A. Green, for
$1,000.
SOCIETY.
The young men of this vicinity have re-
Gently organized a society for personal and
mutual improvement. IL promises we'll,
and will, we trust, prove a success. The
objects Of the association are Of high
character. The material Of which il Is
composed Is unusually tine. Should the
Young gentlemen persevere, and prosecute
the enterprise with zeal commensurate
with Its importance, We may safely predict
a future Of great and growing interest, for
the youthful Institution.
uSPARDosABLE IGNORANCE.
Ny failure last week grew ont OF the
fact that the mail agent on the q. s. n. r.
didn't know Stanford. Of course this is
objectionable ignorance in him; but lest
others should be equally benighted. I will
say that the venerable city Is situated on
the Knoxville Branch X. r., abont niae
miles East Of DanSills Junction. Repos-
ing serensly upon the hanks OF the sweet
81. Asaph-lappsi in an Elysium Of -
But Why describe IN let the nall agent