davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

No sALE.-Messrs. Shelton and Hall
having failed to agree on their closing
contract, the sale to Hall was made void.
Mr.. Barry, Of South Fork, has rented the
property and will take possession next
week, and open ont groceries and dry
goods at Shelton's old stand.
woNAS's CoSvENuoN--It is ihtimaied
that secret Convention Of the women Of
this place Is about 10 be called, the object
for which Is not definitely known, but a
number Of the males are very apprehensive
of the results. The writer awaits furi her
developments with great anxiety.
PERSONAL. NJ. Lasley, of Stanford,
John Morgan, of Harrodsburg, X. Firth,
Of Brodhead, and Others, were visitors this
WEEKS. +. Reynolds and family move
this week to Science Hill. We regret to
lose them from our community, and the
best wishes Of all good citizens viii attend
them.
A TRIBUTE TO Mr.. LusK.-Alexander
Lusk closed his lectures here on the sub
ject of Temperance last Sunday night, OBJ
tanning twenty-three signers to the Murphy
pledge. Yon will please permit a word in
behalf Of Mr.. Lusk. We have sat be-
meath the towering eloquence Of the world
renowned John B. Cough; have listened
to the beautifully expressed sentiments as
they tell from the lips OF Geo. W. Balm,
Hickman, and others Of equal celebrity,
but never before were we 80 forcibly inn
pressed with honesty Of purpose, and ear
nestness Of heart, in temperance speaker,
as when listening to the earnest pleadings
Of Mr.. Lusk, in his plain, simple, but i'm
pressive style. Had he the ability of
Cough in connection with his deep, unsel-
fish earnestness, he could soften the hard
est heart and mould 1t to suit his purpose.
He has been an unfortunate victim to the
slayish chains Of intemperance, and says
he stands released from that terrible bond
age only through, and by the help Of God.
Then we would ask in behalf of Mr.. Lusk,
that christians every where, remember him
in their prayers, that God may sustain him
in his noble resolve, and make him an in
strument of great sood in his hands.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
LAND. STOCK AND CROP.

". 5. Hooker sold to Wood a Farris, I
cattle at $50 per head.
squire NJ. G. Portman sold to +. r.
Woods, Of Boyle, : head Of i,OOO-b. cattle
at cents
II. T. Bush sold Q head Of S0O-pound
yearlings to james Denny, Of GarraId, at
1 cents per pound.
In Woodford county, good feeding cattle
are worth 81 to 81 cents per pound, and
good stock hogs, S9.95 per ewt.
W. II. Prewiit, of Montgomery county,
had % fine Cotswold sheep killed by dogs
las, week. They were worth $500.
w. w. Hamilton bought of DIR. Graves,
OF Fayette, 20 three -year-old mules at S67.
80 per head. Richmond Register.
Woods & Farris bought of Richard Cobb
20 head Of / ,OOO-pound cattle at $40; of II.
T. Bush S head. OPS pounds, at $3.50
Mr.. John Smith has COW that dropped
two calves in eight days less than eleven
months and she didn't have twins either.
Lewis Ramsey shipped from Lexington
20 Cincinnati. last Saturday, six-year-old
steer, IS hands high; that weighed 2,74O
pounds.
The steamship Sorrento, which arrived
at Hull, from New York, recently, lost
eighty-one head Of cattle and 1863 head Of
sheep on the passage.
G. G. Lillard bought Of 4. c. a J. Bur
ton, 10 calves at SIS per head; from Geo,
Robertson, p at SIS per head, and Of Ar
thur johnson, 20 at Sl7 per head. They
were a No. lot Of ealves.-lObseryer.
Seyenty-6ye counties in North Carolina
have 395. 439 sheep, and seyenty-iye eoun-
ties report lli,0S9 dogs. Last year 2s,'
0Sl sheep were killed by dogs and only
10000 died from disease.-lCourier-Jour.
Mr.. STERLING CoURT.-About 500 or 6OC
cattle on market, all of which we're Ken
lucky mountain and Tennessee stock best,
$3.50; one and two-year-olds, 8 to sl3 pei
head. Mule-, $50 to Sl20. No demand
for horses.
The celebrated thoroughbred mare, Lu
cy Fowler, the dam Of Tom Bowling, dice
al McOrathiana, near Lexington, Sunda,
night. She recently gave foal to a colt b,
Tippenry She was the dam of sixteei
colt and fillies.
ClSclSSAu Qu0rATIoNs.-Mules, age
4 to years, ~ 10 lG hands high, Sll0 L
sliO; IS to i5l hands, 500 to SllOi "A to 4
hands, $50 to $50. Aged broken mules sci
readily at good prices. No demand 70
young unbroken mules. All kinds Of mule
are scarce.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

HALF Street.-The Kentucky Iisitor
will have 10 come again, Il only made M
q halt visit last week.
NEw p. GA postoffce ha. been eaiab-
lished At this place, and G. b. Enelemsn
has been appointed p NJ.
WANTS A ScHooL-Misa Emma Arnold.
Of Garrard. has been trying to get a select
school in this neighborhood
BID ron DR.-we are very much In
need Of physician in this neighborhood
A good one would DO we'll to locate in our
town.
LOOK TO YoUR LAuREis, Dnrz-Mrs.
Mary Bryan, Of this neighborhood, has re.
Gently finished a worsted quilt that has
seven thousand squares in Il.
RELIGIOUS. Rev. Mr.. Thompson, Of
Danville, preacheda at BriRht's school-house
last Sunday There will he preaching at
New Providence on the 2nd and 4th Sun
days in each month.
PERsoSAI.-Miases Jennie Buchanan
and Ida Fish, two little beauties Of Crab
Orchard, spent Friday and Saturday with
Miss Luella Bright. Mr.. Beecher Ad-
anna and family arrived last Friday from
Tennessee, and expect to make Kentucky
their future home. We welcome them in
our midst. ..... Professor Dick Bruce will
leave for Kansas in a short time.
WANTS TO NAME THE MAN.-As we have
never sent man from this portion Of our
county to represent US in the State Legisla-
ture, we think that We ought to send the
next one. There is a young man in this
neighborhood that is thoroughly qualified,
and would, IL elected, serve the people |
faithfully and acceptably. II we can pre-
vail on him to make the race We will have
him out in due time So, Bobbitt, you
may look out.
LET 'EM GET MAD.-We have been ac-
cused by one Of our neighbors Of guessing |
at an item that we reported a short time
ago. We will say to him that we don't
go by guess work. We report items just as
we hear them. It is very hard to report
an item, for .-stance, fight, that will
suit both parties. We don't want to mar
the feelings Of any one, and will not inten-
tionally, but IL we have said any thing
that our neighbor don't like we can't
help IL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

STAMFORD, KY, Feb. II, 1s7s.-Editor
Interior Journal; 1t may be some satisfac-
ton to the readers Of your paper to be adj
yised as to the numbeE Of pensioners in
Lincoln county, who will be entitled to
pensions under the Arrears Pension Bill,
approved January 25, 1879. will furnish
you list;
APPLICANTS FOR ARREARS ACT JAN. 25, 70.
Susan Brady, widow of George; Malissa
Hiatt, widow Of Robert r.; Amanda Beas-
ley, widow Of Ed; Harriet Rains, mother
of Francis NJ; Olive Toombs, mother Of
James; Julia A. Edwards, widsw of Will
lam; w, +. Mckinney; George C. Jenkins
Peter +. Walls, minor children by Guardi-
an; Christopher Singleton; Elizabeth Far
mer, widow of John; Robert IL. Moore;
Elias G. Walls Daniel j. johnson; limo
thy Owsleyi james Cooley James +. Car
som Geo. A. c. CcsSyi Sophia +. Fish
back, widow Of Benz. f.; Nelson Petre. |
have already filed with the Commissioner
Of Pensions the applications Of all the
above, but Nelson Petre, which | have sent
to him. The amounts to which these ap-
plieants will be entitled, think will range
from $3.50 to $500, the average will b.
about $500. The number in the county
will be about 20, making the SUN Of SIS.
900. | think the amount to be paid Il
Kentucky Pensioners will not amount Il
over one and half millions under the Ar.
rears Pension Bill. Taking Kentucky Al
an average State with the other thirty -seyeI
would require about S57IOOO,OO0.
Yours, X. BLAIS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
DEATHS.

BAslIS.-Near Mt. Salem, last week,
Elijah 3asiin, in the 65ih year of his age.
RirFE.-Jimmy, son of DR.. J. q. Rifle.
Who recently moved from llusionyille TO
Texas, died II pneumonia short time
since.
SMILEY .--Capt.z NJ. shirley, who nov
ed fIom Louisa county, Va, in 1898, with
his father, died in Louisville this week Of
Cancer OF the stomach. lie WA a moa
energetic business man, and succeeded in
aceumulating large fortune
lIARLAS.-On the 10th, Of Consump-
tion, Mr. Anthony II. Harlan, aged about
% YEAR. She was a daughter OF Mr.. Da.
yid Myers, Of Boyle, and had for several
wear. heen a sufferer Two little children
are leh 10 feel the irreparable los Of a
mothers tender care,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
BgRTHs.

Ep,usroS. MIR. D. y. Edmiston smiles
over the advent Of another baby. This
time is girl. and has been named for
her graHdmothcr--Hallie IcGrande.
FAnms.--Oh the l4lh, Mrs. !. =. Paris
presented her husband with Valentine in
the shape Of big, healthy hoy, which he
Immediately named Robert Valentine.
BnoNArou. To the wife Of Reuben II.
Bronaugh, on the 10Th, a son. Reuben
himself has has expanded wonderfully since
taken on the digniGed appellaiion Of father.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
REPAIRING.

We ,sH do all kinds Of repairing ia on
line uih neataess and dispatch. An
experience Of more haa qunier ~
century in oar business enables "a
10 promise oif customers Ne bet iooTk.
W. haze moi oHig "e0me 10 stag" bat
being here oe emit get aieay Gire
~ eaR s6O.ly
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
THE UEtTHER.

fch'y lfth--Clear Thermometer i3'
i6ih- Clear. Their q below ycro NJ ia.
w., 23' above At noon.
iGth-Cloudy Thet 3s' Al noon.
l5th- showing. 36o
18th Cloudy. 33o
isth-Cloudy, with snow IN aftoriernoon
Their So
20th-Cloudy. Their. 80
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

THF Thermometer hss been below zero
again, and whether We all dc or not, We
wont eat any fruit next season.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
J. A. BUsBY AND FLORA BUsBY HIS WIPE,
TX PARTE PLFFs, IN EQUITY.

IN TAEIT. III NE N IVIIII1
Notice Is hereby given TO " HON Il may concern,
that J. A. Busby and FlOra Busby, his wife, as ex
parte plantifs have ths day hled In the Clerk
hce Of Lincoln Common Pleas Ct.ther joint petition
praying that Flora Basby he empowered by judg-
ment Of said Court 10 use, enjoy sell, and convey
for her own benefit, any property she may own or
acquire, tree from the claims or the debts OF her
husband, J. 4. Busby 10 make contracts, sue and
be sued single woman; 10 trade In her own name,
and To dispose OF her own property by will or deed
IL is therefore ordered by the undersigned Clerk
OF said Court that the notice Of said petition and Its
object he published in the Interior Journal news
paper Published IN the town Of stanford, two week
y Insertions not less than ten days before the next
Aprii term Oi said Court.
Witness my hand As Clerk OF the Lincoln Com
mon Pleas Court, this 10th day Of Feb, 1879.
S62-2t u. n JOHNSTON, Clsrk.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
onocrRns. H,RDwaHE. A..
J. R. WAR RE n
& SON,
"P. O. STORE,"

sugars, coaecs, Tess syrup,, Moias.es.
Flour. MeN, Bacon, lard, candle..
Starch, scia, Birsss, Eies, BsiisI, Esss
sweet and Irish Po-stOes. Canned Goods,
Homlny. Beans, &C. We also seep
A complete as.ortmcul ofHardwsf5
And Cutlery. Among other things, Axes,
Hateheis, Hand-saw., gnive. ofaii tiuds.
Carriage Bolts, Screws, NAH. Sausage
Grinders. &e., &c. A. cold weather is fast
Approaching. We have laid In lot Of
Coal Hod., shoysl,. Tonss roter..
Kitchen Sets. Corn Peppers, &e.. &C..
We intend to keep tho best stock Of
Fancy Groceries In town, and can Away.
Furnish our customers with such
Things as Canned Goods; in this line. W.
Have Peaehes. Pears, Cherries.
Tomatoes. Corn, Raspberrie.. Strawberries.
Oysters, Salmon. Mscierel, sariinc,.
Pickles. Ground and French Mustard.
Extracts, Baking Powders, Apple and
Peach Butter. Minco Meat, Sauces.
Preserves, cbesAe. Crackers. cocoanut..
Gelatin, spices, Corn Starch, Laundry and
Fancy Soaps, RAisins, Currants, Nuts.
Plain and Fancy Candies, Matches, &c.
wescIl a-yen-Oid pure cider Vinegar
At3o cents per gallon. In Wooden Ware,
We keep Tubs, Buckets. Firtins,
Sugar Boxes; Empty Barrels at 10 cents
washbOaris. siners. BrOOms, Axe Handles,
Coffee Mills, Half Bushels. We will buy
At all times and pay the highest market
Price therefor, in good-, Butter (weli
worked) Eggs fresh, Lard, Potatoes.
Apples, Turkeys, Meal aud Flour. and
WIN aim to be ready, at all times, 10
Furnish TO the citizens Of town and vicinity.
All Of the latter named articles.
We wish 10 call attention Of the Sporting
Portion Of the community, TO the fact
That we keep Powder, Shot. Caps, wads,
Powder Fiasks. We invite all to
Give US a call when in need OF
Any thing In our line.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

AcqrITrED.--James Crawford, Of Rock.
castle. who was taken 10 Louisville last
week on charge Of wholcsaleine spiriiu.
oua liquors without license, was honorably
acquitted.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

PESsfoS ARREAEs Mr.. Il. Blain, who
attends TO all the Pension Gains in the
county, estimates that there will be but
thirty odd bcncfciaries by the late Act in
lincoln, and that $4,000 will he sufficient
10 nav the amount due them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

Pnor. TIcE.-rhe bows who guaranteed
Prof Tioe S25 Tor his lecture here last
Thursday night, los, $40 BY the operation.
Il is a pity they should, however, as the
lecture, though badly delivered, Is spoken
of in Tho highes, terms
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

Our best farmers, after fairly test
ing this pillow, prOnounceit the Light
est Running, Most Easily Adjusted
and Most Perfect Securing Plow on
the market. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no sale. Country Produce taken
in exchange for goods.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

NV Housr-Mrs. Mary G. Maiheny Il
pfcparing to build a cottage after the style
of win Cnig's, on her desirable lot on
Main street The Ga dwelling y being m.
Non down
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

SENT 10 rnE AsYLuM.-Thc inquiry in
IA the mental condition Of Mr.. John De-
paw resulted in hia being sent to the Asy-
lum At Lexington. A he came into the
Court-House, the old gentleman was scarce
ly recognizable, so terribly had his system
and personal appearance been wrecked.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

MONUMENT woRKs.-Mr. g. q. Wine,
OF the firm Of Wine n Haynes, CloverPort,
Ky. was here last week, looking into the
advisabiliiy Of establishing Monument
Yard here. lie was convinced that such
an enterprise would pay. and decided to
locate. lie will commence business about
the fret Of March
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

Thar Boy on MISE-Those who failed
To hear Mr.. W. II. Blanks lecture. and al
most every body did, got much the best Of
the bargain. II Is decidedly thin produc-
duciion, and the only pay listener gets
for bic money and one and three-quartef
hours q lost time j. laugh occasionally
at the idea Of a man making such fool Of
himself
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

iO,OOO.-Ten thousand yards Of Ham.
burg Edgings and Inserting, in new and
beautiful styles inst received and cheaper
than ever before. Come and see them.
New stock Of Brown and Blcached Cot
tons, in all grades Now Is the time to
make up your BOTTOMS for Spring and Sum
mer wear.
The newest Thing ont in ladies' Linen
Collars and Cuffs, just in.
Another nice assortment Of Torchon and
and Linen Edgines, Magic Rualings, &c.
Don't forget that we have the finest and
best Calf Boot ever offered in Stanford.
Towels, crashes, table linens, napkins,
&C., &c
Large stock Of Jeans, which we are de-
termined to close out before Spring. Prices
have reduced 30 as to secure an early sale.
We received a new lot of prints this
week, which We are selling at fve-cenis
per yard.
Come and see our dollar Corset; full fifty
bones and handsomely trimmed
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

SIcKSFss. The frequent and sudden
changes Of the weather have poduocd an
alarming amount of sickness in this vicin-
iiy, aud there {. hardly family without
At least one OF IT, members down with Sc
vec colds, pleurisy. pneumonia or other
kindred complaints
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

MAKINo rHE CoDE USroruLAE--Thc
last August term Of the Garrard Circuit
Court indicted Timothy Ford, an ex-Nag-
istrate for sending a challenge to Hon.
William Berkele. lie vas tried tot the Of.
tense Wednesday, and fined $500. A law.
suit was the cause Of Mr.. Ford's wrath.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

ORA SnrnIrr-Mr. $. II. Baughman
qualified as Sheriff Of Lincoln last Mon
day, his father, Mr.. John Baughman, be-
coming his security. Unless We are great
ly deceived, We have an officer now that il
worthy Of the name, and offenders Of all
classes had better make Themselves remark
ably scarce. Mes. Dan Miller and &. Il.
Harris, will be Deputies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

McALsrrn & LyrLE have received their
stock Of Ladies, Misses and Children's
Laced and Button Shoes made by the cele-
braied firm Of Dalsheimer Brothers. These
are the beat Shoes sold in this market. Ev-
erv mir warranted.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

This sale will be made 10 raise the lollowing sums
Of money. Five thousand seven hundred and tuen-
~ dollars and eighty -six cents, With eight reI
cent Interest irom lcb. 10, 1875, until paid and
the iarthes sum Of 1--we hundrod and seventy \
dollar and 0rty-iOur cents, with seven per cent,
Interest from said date, until paid.
TERMs-The real estate will h. sold on = credit
IL sin twelve aud eighteen ul0nths, equal install
nents With Interest hon date Of ale The person.
atty credit Of three montha. with IKE Interest
purchaser, aud lien retained upon the real a.
W. \. KNOTT.
Osl.9t hseslveF and CoInIaissisner
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

L. $. Cornr The cases Of VIM. NJ. Bail,
r. Routcn and Others for Illicit disabling
ramc up in the United States Coart at Lou
isville yesterday. Some forty or fifiy wit.
nt..e. wore iaken irnm Obi. COUNTY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
A Stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries,

a. Ssqss y Z E Es, S g. n A' A ai'f az
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

TnE HoME on WAsmsGroS.-Mr. 4. q.
Brady has just completed, after several
months Of patient TOLL a miniature fee shai-
d OF the home Of George Washington, his
tomb, &c. IL Is built from drawings and
photographs OF the originals, and Is correct
IN every particular The well-known drab
color of the building the mammoth porch,
the out-buildings, &e., &e., are each given
With exactness, and the whole displays a
wonderful amount Of patience and ingenui-
". An inspection Of the "buildings" will
ppay amy one, and a. they are on exhibi-
ton At Mr.. Brady's shop, at the low admis-
sion price Of ten cents, We are sure
that large numbers will avail themselves
VI 80 cheap a chance 10 see the wonderful
work,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
NAMES, COLLARS,
BLIND BRIDES,
GROCERIES !
Of Every Description:

Syrup, N. O.Sugars and Mo-
tastes. Maclterel. CofFees,
Honey, Cheese, Dried Fruit
&c. Stoves, Tinware, Stone
ware. Queensware, &C., go.
Iron, Nails. Horse Shoes.
Steel, Stakeholder Wagons,
Avery e. Hamilton Flows,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

DrATH TO TIM Doos.-Some enterpris-
ing individual i adding joy to the hearts
Of sheep raisers by dosing the dogs Of town.
Two or three could have bern seen dead on
Main street at one time this week. Let the
good work 20 on.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

CArIunfb.- The horse thief, Leaoe, who
succccded in getting ont Il the Richmond
jail "Wednesday morning, was captured
after a considerable show Of resistance in
less than two hours after his escape
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY usEI
about the Mines. Also, tho
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

BUY. AT HoNE-Wc have learned from
several persons who purchased goods at re-
tail in Louisville and other cities recent
ly, that they can buy here Of the Hayden
brothers just as good articles and Tor lees
money. Then why 20 on from home 10
get your supplies? IL is wrong in princi-
pie to do 80, and We earnestly entreat our
readers hereabous, to first call on this ster.
ling business firm and price the goods. lou
will have no need to 20 elsewhere for any
thing you want. and your money should
be spent at home.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

AroLocEuc.--This paper has been got
ten out under many difficulties. The Edi-
had to perform most Of his duties while in
a sick bed; the Business Manager, also sick,
had to take the place Of sick compositor;
and, added to all, there was never such a
dearth Of local cventa. Our readers will
therefore please excuse the very uncnier-
tanning edition that We are forced to pre-
sent this morning.