The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

that the senate will do likewise ON the SIN.
A PIsroL -Ex-Sherih W. Moss
Kcrhy, was one Of the numerous men sent
mp cor carrying concealed wcapoHs at the
late Garrard Court. lie sentence l. ten
DAYS aud s2j but stay Of execution was
granted 10 enable him to finish up some
busines-.
TnAr Goes Fionr. -uncle PeytSn En-
hry wa. tried icw days ags on charge
Of cock fighting and fined $40, and Dink
Farmer Tor the same oAcnse compromised
with like fine. Warrants have been Ia
sued for the Madison and Garrard parties,
and they bad better keep their eyes skinned
THE T. X. T.. Clothing Store was remov-
ell to Louisville yesterday. Mr.. Bonnie
Cohen, the proprietor, by his honest and
straight forward dealing has won many
friends here. who will long remember him
kindly and no one viii ever forget the smi-
ling physiognomy of Mike Lewis. Be good
boys.
OSr DOLLAR buys at wearen a Evans
~ lbs choice y. o. Sugar. lbs granu.
lated sugar, lbs good coffee, 5 lbs
cream cheese, 80 lbs hominy, % Lbs
navy beans, 20 III dried peaches, 25 lbs
dried apples. packages starch, or Is hers
blue India soap. No goods charged at
above prices. ..--. --- .-.--
NEW BUIIDISos.-Mr. Will Craig, Of
Cincinnati, has bought the lot between his
property and his fathers residence, and
has contracted for the building Of two
pretty cottages on Il. lie Is satisfied after
trying various securities, that money In
vested in property here, pays better than
in any town he knows.
Fmr.--The dwelling house Ct Mr.. jas.
Parsons, at Halls Gap, was destroyed by
6n a few nights ago. The building was
unoccuplcd al the time Of the burning n nd
was no doubt act on Gre. Therc are vari-
Gus rumors concerning il bat none authen-
tic enough for publication. The inau-
rance amounts TO 81 200.
CHAMPION PLows-I am agent Cor the
above pillow. Il Is either wood or iron
beam, all steel, and after several years'
trial, and In contests with the Oliver Gale,
Hamilton. &c., Il has been pronounced the
best pillow in u-e. One days trial allowed,
and Il YOU are not satisfied. return il. and
get your money back. Call and see this
pillow before you supply yourself A. g.
Pendlelon
THr LAsr CouEr-On Monday next
the March Quarterly Court will begin, and
~ this il the last Court until regular farm.
ing work begins, our advice to our country
friends is to come to town then. 60 10 Hay
den Brothers and lay in your Fall supply
Of working boots, shoes, clothes. etc, as
they offer you any Of their goods lower
than you can get them in any other quar-
ter OF the country. Just give that house
a fair trial next week, and you will buy Of
them regularly.
BAsrARDY.- Some time ago Miss Mag
gle Frederick accused Mr.. D. +. Dunn Of
being the father Of her illegitimate child.
Mr.. Dunn did not deny the "sofl impeach-
ment' but on the contrary Acknowledged
the corn and agreed to settle the matter
with 1925. Miss Frederick woald have
accepted this amount in full payment for
her loss OF womans greatest Jewell hut
Mr.. Dunn did not have the cash, or, at
least did not pony II up, and patience
with her ceasing to he a virtue, she had
him arrested Cor bastardy. Mr.. Dunn
was brought before the County Court last
Monday, when he succeeded In getting the
case put Of till he next term. Bail in
the sum OF $500 was required and given,
and il is hoped that before that time Mag
gle and Benny will have settled their little
trouble to the satisfaction Of all concerned.
THEArRcAL.-The wildman Troupe
PLAYED here three nights to good audiences
and gave the most entire satisfaction. Clara
wildman, possessed Of the sweetest Of
voices, is, indeed, the pearl Of song an
actress Of very high order Of tale Mt, and
one of great versatility, as the number Of
difficult parts that she successfully as-um-
ed, plainly indicated. I. J. wildman, he
sides being one Of the finest actors that has
ever appeared here, is cultivated and
pleasant gentleman, and We commend him
and his excellent troupe to the liberal pat
ronage Of the public every where..~..Alf
Burnett, who never fails 10 draw good
houses, gave one Of his inimitablc perfor
mances here Last Tuesday night. lie was
the same jolly Az Of old, with a littl'
more control over his facial organization, I
possible, than ever. J. W. Sharpley per
formed some wonderful feats with Oh,
Concertena, and was repeatedly encored
Mr.. Burnett gave the first exhibition hen
Of the Phonograph. Edison's talking ma
chine, 10 see and hear which, was alon'
worth the price of admission.
SrnAGGINs AGAIS.-We have received
letter from Chas. $. Hazlett, Circuit Clerl
Of Booze county, Iowa, enclosing due bill
for $40, signed "wm. =. Peak, Jr.," clerl
Of the Trimble County (Ky.l Court unde
date Of October 10th, 1878, in which h
. aaks IA IN conlpare the writing with som