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watchc. rclaircl by the best workmcn
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20

SrSnAy scnooi Sunday morn.
ing. after the usual services were over 81
Sunday School, none of the officers being
present, Il was decided 10 elect new oil.
GERS, whcreupon, DR.. J. J. Brown vas elect.
cd Superintendent, and Willis Adams, Jr,
Assistant Superintendent The ISrEnfon
JouRSaL correspondent wss elected Setre.
lary and Treasurer, but, M 10 this writing,
he has been unable to give bond-for his
good behavior. II ia proposed under the
new management TO have y meeting every
Sunday morning, promptly at $50 O'Clock.
Teachers are required to he punctusl in
attendance, and !, is earnestly hoped tina,
all parents will manifest sufficient interest
in their children, whom they are comman-
ded TO "brine up in the nurture and sdmo-
milton Of the Lord" to see that they are
sent to the House Of God every Sunday
morning. We need a good Sunday School
here. We ought to have Il, and let's have
il. whatdo you all say
SCHOOL ExHBrrIos.-It was our good
fortune to be present las, Friday, at the
exhibition given in Boone Fork church,
near Brodhead, at the close Of $. II. Mar
tins school. The exercises were varied
and interesting, consisting Of declsmations,
essays, dialogues charadcs, tablcaux, &c.
In spite Of cherries day and large crowd,
TOO laru. onffr,lv Tor H. bonaa .vnrv thfn~
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prIssET CorNrr xrms.
Somerset.

NoNnersef.
LAsr MoNDAS wss County Court day.
IIorrIs.-Somcrsct can boast II four
hotels, and boarding houses innnmerablc.
IMPROVEMENT. Mr.. Wash Richardson
built neat dwelline-housc recently, OPP
posite the Zachary Horse.
DrArH--Mr Charlie Jasper, aged %,
died Of pneumonia at the residence Of his
father, Thursday, 18th inst.
SouTH SoNERsEr.-The settlement in
the vicinity Of the depot Is called South
Somerset, being about half q mile from the
town proper,
BArTTsT CHuRCH.--The foundation Of
the new Baptist Church has been laid, and
when completed il will I've one Of the hand
soonest edidces in town, aud a memorial Of
a woman's perseverance.
During the absence Of the
editor, Mr.. II. O. McCsncy has editorial
charge Of the Somerset Rsporter. Or. ].
! W. ItIhih" WIN WaS NchAturis I'iN'uSh
Last week from handling poisonous drugs,
IL recovering. Miss Anna Gibson is teller
Of the Bank pro ten. Mrs. Mary J. CIoyd,
formerly Of this place, but residing at pres
ent in Middleburg, il makinga protracted
visit to relatives. Mr.. Joe Smith, formerly
Of the Somerset Republicdn, is acting a. cor
respondent from this place of the Lexing-
ton Tunsr,ip and Cincinnati Z PER.
WEDDINGS IN PRosrBT.-As the Holt
days approach. public expectation runs
high. Ne Il IL well understood that two Of
Somerset's most charming daughters will
be led to the altar by young lawyers Of
this place. The first wedding will take
place while the fabulous Santa Claus is
making his annual nocturnal round, and
one Of the groomsmen will he a gentleman
who has long and successfully welded his
seeprc (the yard stick in Lancaster.
Willie not until the old year has forever
passed away, and the new year has just
seen the dawn Of existence will the other
young couple launch out on life's sea to.
gether.
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NOVA tFTtfRs


sereFUuee a UusfdernY.
Chi'drcnH iarn Oara, HoodS w. View
apartment
Mems. I,d;es' and Children Oycraboes
ana Sandas.
The improved Stocking Snpporiera in
Ladies and Misse. si,es
pricc. th., defy compe,i,ion.
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o'o"-on '"W ''''' ""''n We w"
-e'i " u''''''u ''E"'"S w '''''' '''''' WV
wv"
Nn'u'ns i"In' 'ron ''' "'''S W -. ~
iouu q nr"r lexington, lu'' 'e'ei'e"' !"
MI '"''''' '"o'"uine N"''u "''oN'
Mems Boys aud Children's Winter Boots.
All We ash l. for you TO call and sec them,
'"' wv WI A-'u'eH you WIZ ""'
A few pieces new Dress Goods at ten
cents per yard; the hest goods for the mon
ey ever opened in this or any other place.
Tw.o,r nan zno and p.cor Trools
just in. No use in sending 10 the city, we
can save you time and money by buying
Of Us.
d;..rmemher tina, oor siock NJ Dres.
Goods Is yery fine. All the new PATTERN.
in Dress Goods, from the cheapest calico
to the hne-' siik.
We can save YOU from three to i've dol.
lar. ON a pair Of fine sewed calf boots. All
we ask YOU 10 do Is TO call and examine
them' feeling sure We can lnS'i'y our ''S'e'
men',
Our stock Of Clothing has been greatly
reduced in the last few weeks. hut we arr
determined not 10 carry any over until
next year 10" viii 10 wen 10 cal an''
EXAMINE
Jast received this week new lot Of Blk
Cashmere, at greatly reduced prices. W,
keep the celebrated RID. Brand. our
stoc' OF Dfers Goods IL complete IN al de
sir"o'e "'!ies an" 'o'otS'
Ladies need not be worried any lorgei
about Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Trimming
silks, SILK Fringe, Buttons, and In facr
any thing necessary TO trim your dresses
with, for we have them.
-. ,,,,. ~, -. r. n.
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CASEY COUNTY NETS.
Midafebar0


"HhhN hi'L" so' U" J" mig" 'S'' WIN
?ERsoNAL-Mr. William Rue and Mr..
Williams. Of Harrodsburg, were over week
before last, on'a bird hunt. Miss Rosa j..
Spears has been very III for several weeks.
but Is better now. Mrs. j. \. Bryant fell
a few days since and broke her arm near
the wrist.
RrNoyAIs-Mr VIM. Miller has NOV
ed 10 his new residence in front of the
Baptist church. Mr.. Charles Moran, Of
the Carpenters Creek neighborhood, has
moved to the house Miller left. Mr.. 10.
Station will keep the toll-gaie on the Lib
erty pike next year.
A suGGnrIoS.-It would bankrupt Lin.
coin county, and perhaps the State Of Ken.
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WAYNE COUSTY VIEWS.
Msnffeeffs.

Stow 10 the depth Of eight inches fell
here last Monday night.
News from Southern markets are dis
couraging to our mule traders.
SIcK.-Mrs. Theresa Duncan, Mr.. p
Summers and Richard Ramsey, are all on
the sick list.
STEAMERS are now running regularly on
the Cumberland, bringing mp merchandise
and carrying OF the surplus grain Of the
country.
SrocK.-Mr. Stephen Piles, OF Fentress
county, Tennessee, passed through town a
Few days ago with nice lot of mountain
cattle for the city market. Mr.. David
Rankin started South Monday, with good
lot Of mules.
RELIGrous-Rev. Mr.. Colby, of the
Methodist Church, South preached at
the Union Church here, Sunday, at II A.
NJ, and at night. We published the hold
ing Of the Quarterly Meeting week too
soon. The meeting for iae second quarter
will begin here next Saturday, and contin-
ne over Lords day.
An "AD."-We have a tine lot Of bach
elors in this vicinity that we are anxious to
dispose Of in the matrimonial markets
They range in age all the way from Is TO
50 years, and are all we'll to do. Any mai.
den or spinster, wishing to invest in wares
Of this kind might do we'll TO examine our
stock before making final arrangements
elsewhere.
S.sD HIN Up THIS WAY Speed Tuttls,
the champion rat catcher Of this town, is
exercising his genius in inventing a trap
with which he proposes to exterminate en-
tirely that class OF rodents. We have con-
fidence in Speeds ability to accomplish
whatever he undertakes, and contemplate
petitioning Congress for life pension for
him so soon as he succeeds.
ORANGE BLOssoNs.-M Married, on the
18th inst, at the residence Of the brides
father, by Rev. Mr.. Guthrie, Mr.. J. D. Go
yer 70 MIS- Nah'i "anAi"'''''. h''s''''
has also neen isSleo 10, 'he marr'Ass o"
the 10Th inst, Of our handsome and gal
LIANT deputy Sheriff, Mr.. Charles 7. Bell. to
,ha .m;,hio and .ccom,,;.hsJ NG.. Anye.
~. H., dons,,sr 81 pre.,on Rsck Fso.
QUARTERLY Couhr'-ihe pecemoer
n l..
Term Of our Quarterly Court pesah Mon
day, Judge Z. A. Haynes, presiding The
whole Of the afternoon was taken up IN
trying the question whether man has the
right to shoot his neighbors dog while fol-
lowing him along the public highway,
Mr.. Sam Duncan having sued ThOs. Alex
ander, jr., Tor an oiense OF inst k'""' 'he
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.sRR,rb ,orSri ,FWs


eN'''N'''' '''0"'a'e'
hcrUhE-on wednesday night Elder
ihans' Wal ae'iver lecture =, me Town
'i'" upon 'h"' NY ~ Mine'
RELIGIOUS. Rev. s. 3. Penta will
hold protraoie,l meeting at the Meiho-
dist church during the month VI January.
The Methodist congregation At Bryants-
vile will give Christmas festival for the
purpose Of repairing their church building.
n,rnon p.;d.x AZ. p.,,oo p,;o.
.. IA .,,;,.. =, ,,,,, oonn,v ..d a. ..,;
Ii. 1..,.,,.. -. 81
bers Of Or. HAYES congregation at this
place went to Danville last Sunday upon
the occasion Of the sudden death OF Mrs.
Hays.
CHICKEN THEvEs--Mr. Geo. W. Dun
lap, Jr., has again suffered in the Brahma
department Of his establishment A sec
ond raid has been made on his feathered
guests, and now the roost Is lief, perching
alone. No ordinary thief is suspected, but
some one who knows the value of fine
chickens on the live market.
cv,,srv.swxxrr.,,b,,d .,d,ar;.,.
g.. -. h-,.,I;,o a, o,.,v w,odow
81 IT.. a.. a. h. ,onoL.5 he ,h.
- a c.. r,.,. al r,do a. hlo..o,0
al h.;,, to,,h ,.,;.o.,sd frun ann.
n.r q, ~. Ch,;.,;.n church ,ro,su,v !.
t,Ited ,hou, n, Tho Fr;daV Of Christmas
w..t ~. M;,o soc;,, (,lnb will nrob,blv
;n,ro,,,c. .orr.,b;ro d;ve,,ir,
COURT MArrEhS-etuarter'y 'out' 'as.
MONDAY Inc ga! was eo'u anu a"rN anu
dreary. Mr. Grove' T. hennedys counse'
made application Tor n change oil venue,
whereupon an animated discussion ensne"
@ 70 'he counties uhuer con'iuef"'ion'
kockeas''e was a. ieng'h decided up"n'ano
TUESDAY amer inc thiid Monuay IN Sune,
~, VIII see 'he oeg'hh'ug o' Tue 'h''u ''ih'
oil TINS somewhat rem"rSaole case APph-
cation was then MADE ior pail Whleh was
granted IN the sum OF s''"oo' ana 'he prs
oner released
PERsoNAL-Mr. Hall Anderson Is at
home from the wedding OF his niece, Miss
Carrie Bufori, Of Covington. had the
pleasure Of seeing this young and piquant
bride, Mrs. Taylor, at the Opera House in
Louisville on the night OF Lueio. Mr.. Ian
agan is csnvassing Garrard and Lincoln
with view to making joint map Of the
two counties that shall locate each resi-
dence and farm geographically. Mrs DIR.
Jennings and Miss Ida Van Jennings, Of
Richmond, spent several days Of this week
with friends in Lancaster.
CoLonED LITERARY SOCIETY,". Our
colored aspirants to the dizzy heights of
fame have organized Literary Society for
the purpose Of mutual instruction and i'm
provement. The gentlemen are to engage
in debates; the ladies are expected to read
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20

THE Appropriation Committee has
reported favorably on q bill to inquire
in to the employment of Deputy Mar
shals, and investigate the fund from
which they are paid. The money paid
out for this branch of the service is
almost beyond belief, considering the
little that they accomplish. A check
should be placed on these importan t
gentlemen.
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R0cKcssrLE CorxTY NETs.
NE. Vernon.


Of Brodhead, has recently exchanged farms
with s. W. Piey, of Copper Creek, 80 that
these places each lose and gain a good cit
izen.
SALE OF HorsE AND Lor.-Mr. NJ. F..
Brinkley has purchased from jas. Croutch-
or, the house and lot recently occupied by
the latter in this place at the price of $3.50
cash.
OLA TNE-Mr. J. W. Leaths school at
Oak Hill, closes to-day lfridayJ Exer
cises Of varied character will he held and
Hon. J. X. McClary, OF this place. will lie
present and deliver an address.
ppr,curSo -Elder IL Allen ofDan.
vile will preacb a, the Christian church.
in this place, on Saturday evening, Deem
Der 2sth, at ! O'Clock; also on Sunday
morning the 29th, at IL O'Clock.
cyp,s,N,s Trrr-Tbe GOOD people Of
p..ILo.d ,.o,o.o a. .n,;ven ,hs Hol;d,x.
and m,te the heart. Of the children clad
III Ch,;.,n,.. TO- a, IN. Ran,;.,
Chrrch in ,h,, rl,co ON tho evening Of the
9th.
SAME HERE.-From the present out
look, the approaching Holidays are destin-
ed to be dull, dull season in Mt. Vernon.
No Christmas Tree, no oyster supPers, no
candy pullings"-nothing Is mentioned to
relieve the monotony.
SrocK MArrERs-Hon. George W. Nc
Clure purchased on Tuesday, in the vicini-
ty of Livingston, 20 head of calves at an
average price Of So per head. VIM.
ward OF uarraru county passed 'nrough
town MONDAY WIN uro'e OF Oh muie"
Tor the southern market ne VIII ''Ae
'he'h 70 So"'h 'aio''nS'
ADDREss.--Col. X. NJ. Bradley, Of Ian
caster, writes us that he will visit Mt. Yer
non, next Monday, 23d inst, County
Court day, and will address our citizens at
the Courthouse, on "the condition OF the
country generally, and specially on the
subject Of Education" Every body is cor
daily invited to be present and hear him.
IxJ,u-saIlie Roberts. ala. Reasons.
the child .murderess. was brought into
,o.,0 T,.sd.v and .,r.;gnad before nm CT.
.,;n;n, Conr, oomno.sd of Rson;rss
NJ snd U.nssu The examination was
no.,nonad IN yesterday (Tbu,.d.v and
!, ,ho ..o,;uo N. d.fo,dant was nlacsd
IN A.. or.,odv ~ the Taller She |, a
L. IT, .ood-Iool;n, womsn and
.oo,..J noreao,,S ;nd;e.rsn, ,s IN uba, dis
IL, ,v,. nd 81 hor
STATE GRANGE-At the meeting oil the
State Grange in Louisville, last week, Hon
]. g. Carter, of this county, was elected
''0''' 70 Wv -
H'o'' "" 80 ,,. -
Nni "''" " ~, n
=" Tue ''''e uiA"s. ,oi '"' r '' '"o e
anu "s u". - p' IL ~. 80.
". % 7e.,e ~H Tp" a1 a. ~ ~ S, a..
NUN s'"'"' nn., n ps -. - Wv
1 ,,' " ' WV ~"'
Ns"'"'N''
TWENTY CENrs A LiNE'-our popular
friend and iellow'eounlyman' D. ~ ".'-
Jams, announces himself as a candidate De-
fore the Democratic state Convention LOT
Register OF the Land once Mr. VIII,
lams Is a most esllnAnie gentleman ana
has aecep,aoly hi'ed the once Oh county
Court Clerk Tor number oil years he Is
a Democrat rank rabid' and to the core
The mountains ought " have place on
the State ticket, and the nomination OF MI
Williams would not only DC tue ngh'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20

The trial of the negro Geo. WASH
ington. who raped little eleven.year
old German girl louisville, recent
ly, using knife to accomplish his pur-
pose, was concluded last Saturday by
the jury bringing in a verdict of gull
ty,and fixing his punishment at death.
The evidence of his guilt was most
conclusive. .F ga.
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T.s sAsr.S-s,sss Y<r..s-'s a.a'a,s

FsilOr.Csfls~as u LinsOis cSDmS'-
Having decided not TO aooept OF the
Office you 50 generously bestowed on me at
the August election. ! dssm !, duty owe
20 make this announcement Pnblic. | will
further state that l had my arrangements
made to give the required bond, th'' there
were thoss who wsre generous enough TO
offer their names on my bond sithOat my
solicitation. Bot circumslsnees over
which have no control. have since trans-
PRED, bs.idss other matte" Of = psiss's
nature are the causes ofmy Prsssni eonrss.
l now return my thanks 10 all thoss Who
gave me their support, and 10 thOss who 40
generously offered TO indorss my bond
shall ever cherish among the fondsst Of
my memories ksPsssiaiiy , 49,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20

THE prospectus of the Cincinnati
Commercial appears in another column
and we cheerfully recommend it to
our readers as one Of the most relia-
bic newspapers published any VIII ne.
1t is not at all disposed to be sensation
al. but spares no expense to get all the
news and present it in an attractive
form.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20

SINCE Emmett Logan's imaginary
trip to Breathitt, when he went as far
as Mt. Sterling, and dated his letter
at jackson, he is becoming daily more
unreliable. We give him fair warn
ing that certain statements made by
him in regard to the editor OF this pa
per, must be retracted or we shall de
mand blud. We are patient and Ions
suffering, but We can't stand every
thing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20

PRoF. ToBrN, Of Central Universe
~, says the Richmond Register, an.
alyzed nine smples Of the best sugar
from stores in that place, and found
only three sufficiently free from min.
eral salts to be wholesome. and even
these we're not entirely pure. 'i.
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!. v.soP A THOUSAND. WI.

death vas hourly eSpccted. all remedies having
falled, and Dr.. n. James wss experimenting with
indian Hemp, he accidentally cured his only child
Of Consumption. aud pOw gives this hecIpe free ior
two 1t smps TO pay expenses. address Craddoct
Co.. lOs2 Race strsst, PhiladelPhiA. Pa.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20

For the first time since 1862, gold
sold in New York on Wednesday at
par, and John Sherman is overjoyed
to know that practical resumption has
already set in. In July, 1884, gold
was worth as high as $3.50 in green
backs, which was the highest point
reached,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20

BLAISE's resolution to appoint a
committee to investigate the alleged
election frauds in the South was amen
led by Mr.. Thurman to make the in
vestigatiou apply to all points of the
country and require it to inquire
whether employees any where had been
intimidated by their employers in the
recent elections; whether Federal of.
6ce-holders had been assessed for po-
litical purposes, and if so, what had
been done with the money; also that
the committee scrutinlze the behavior
Of Federal election officers. The bill
as amended passed, with but six Dem.
ocrats voting against it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20
ALor of masked men awakened

A,or NJ m.sLsJ men awakened
,he ;.ilo, a, wircbe.,er last Saturday
r;cb,. and telling him that they had
. nerson for him 70 incarcerate, in.
dncoJ him N come 10 the door with a
l;cb,. Az he did 80, he was seized by
,hs mon who blexv on, the lights. and
hv ,hro.,. 81 ;r.,.r, do.,b made him
ds,;ve, nm Tho kew. Of the isil, into
wh;oh ,hsv wen, and took out a man
named RutIece. who was confined for
murder. IL IL understood that the
,,o, voro er;o,ds Of Rut,eoe The
people OfClark should take the matter
IN hand now. or deeds of violence
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Takeu In cxehangr GH Go,sis, At the highest mar
ket rates Bring me your Poultry. feathrrs, fggs,
Butter, wux, Wild Game Lard, hac"h, tinsene'
OF anything else, and | will give you Go-Ts for
them 10 tneir flll value
.. n. DAVIS.
302-sm Near the Depot
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ROYAL DUK E I

will permit ny rllORul GH-BRED Bull,
Royal Duke, 10 rr,c few COWS, ne my place noar
stanford, al
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AU REvoIR.-On Friday your cores
pendent will leave Kentucky for the other
side Of the Alleghanies. Hoping TO fur.
nish a substitute in her local column, she
bids you an Affect onate farewell, and asks
a welcome from an occasional foreign letter
from SAPPHO,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
STATE SABBATH SCHOOL CON-
NENTION,

Tho Convention Of the rcnnsylyantr
State Sabbath-school Association, will br
held in tho Pine street Methodist church,
in Williamsport Pa, Juno II, u and H.
1873.
A working programme Of thoroughly
practical questions has boon prepared.
This will DO mass convention, and cy'
cry Sabbath.sohool and SahbaIh'sehoo'
organization in the State is sentitled TO rep
rcsen,a,ion. and Il Is aricutly hoped the
attendance and enthusiasm, which shall
mark this convention, will greatly revive
the good work Of the association.
Tho leading railroads throughout the
State connecting with and centoring At
Willamsport have tory kindly granted
reduced rates Of fare, tickets good from
June Toto T., 20 start, and good 70 return
until Juno Is, which will give all who de-
sire, a0cr the adjournment Of the conven.
ton, an opportunity to extend their trip to
Watkins Glen, oil regions, or other near
by famous resorts.
Williamsport extends hearty welcome
- all friends OF tho Sabbalh,sehools
throughout the State
Entertainment and railroad Information
and orders VIII DO furnished all Who no.
ufy Rev. Thomas E, Clapp, Williams
port, before June 9th.
Pastors anl suporinteudents OF all do
nominations will please make this an
nouncemen. 10 their schools and eongre.
cations.
For further Information in regard 10 The
programme address Ed. ). Wagner,
State Secretary, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23

A woman who died recently in Leba-
non county is said 10 have confessed on
her death bed that she and her son, who
is still living, murdered rich old peddler
eighteen years ago, robbed him and threw
his body into burning charcoal.
The body Of an infant about week old
was found in the stove Of a baggage car Of
the Lake Shore train AZ Buffalo.
J. DutI Henderson, who has undertaken
to walk 25.OoO miles in two years, COM
pleted his frs, forty miles in Toronto the
other day in hours and 5i minute'.
Mr.. Moody has struck bedrock. What
we want in this county" says Moody, rs
a revival Of honesty, truth and equity, and
not merely singing and preaching"
Lydis Sherman, the murderess Of three
or four husbands and Of three Of her chill
dren, died yesterday in the Connecticut
State Prison, where she had been serving
life sentence.