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Mannifp. At the VI. T. Church. South,
TUESDAY, April 9Th, Mr. VIM. Converse
and Mis. Rebecca Duran, both Of Somerset,
DFArm.-Tbc infant daughter Of Rev.
Mr. Reid, Missionary to China, diei Of
pneumonia IN Cincinnati last week. Mr..
Reid was connected with the Church here
~ several years past, and many win sym.
fuihize with the family in this their sd
bereavement
Parry TmEvN0.-A number Of petty
iheft' have been committed in town With.
in the past week. Thieves entered the
house Of M. VIM. Harvey, Last Saturday
night aud carried "a valuable ovcrcoai
On the same night, from Mr.. John Rich.
.ardson were stolen an overcoat and hat
They entered Mr.. Tom Elliott's house laal
Monday night and carried OF a barrel Of
Sour aud a quantity Of other ediblcs. Tn,
following night the daring marapder. wer,
heard providing around, but two pisto
shots Cred nv Mr. Elliott, caused q precip
itate fight
rnE FARcF-Denominatcd the Holne
trial, terminated on Friday, and the ones
ton was submitted to the jury. Aner de
liberating upon the ease until Monda'
evening, they mustered up courage enough
to say thut this much ahused gent shoul,
serve his country for two years at Frank
fort. The desperate means used by ih
defense TO manufacture sympathy and pre-
vert facts, had converted the unreheciini
into sympathizcrs, whilst the morc thought
ful foresaw from the efforts made, and III
means employed, that Justice would
robbed Of her dues The result is ano,he
demonstration that, in Kentucky. he VIII
possesses plenty Of money and powerful
friends may shoot down with impunity
whomsoever he plcasea; aud lawyers an,
iuries will ever he found ready 10 vindicat
and clear him. The ehort in this case ha
been no ordinary me. For nearly twelv'
months the lcavcn scattered by the gol,a,
ised hand has been fermen,ing among on
people until il has affected the whole coun
~. The jury was we'll selected Tor the pul
pose, and being surfeitcd with sophistr,
with dignided ladies Of Somerset sittin
conspicuossly IN mont to assist by ihei
smiles and frown- the result, is not ut al
snrprisinr to the intelligent observer.
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BmrH Tho household Of W. r. Fran.
Gle. Esq. was rcioiccd by the sdveni Of a
i2-lb. boy on the 9Th inst
SrnL Snow ron ArrLr.-The late
cold snap has ruined the prospcc; sos
peaches in this vicinity. Il Il thought Ap.
pies and other late fruits have escaped.
PrnsoSAL Or. John Hall babe adicu
TO host Of friends hem this morning, and
started for Ieadville, Colorado. where he
intends locating u he likes the prospects.
MARniAoE LTcESsEs--IIsye been issued
TO Chas. Koear aud Mis- Mary Burnett;
John $. Brammcr aud Misc Fila r. GufEey;
James $. God-ey and Mis- Alice Hardwick
A IoSo WAYS FROM IIoMr.-B. K.wear.
en-, Of KirksviIle, In. taken the contract
cor building d.. n. G. Stones residence
here. he win begin wors about the 10Th
instant.
THE CRors.-Some Of our farmers had
commenced planting corn aud many more
arr about ready to begin whoa the present
rainy weather ceases. The wheat crop
looks unusually we'll for the season.
ACQUITTED. Two Of our drug firms APP
peared before his honor, Judge Haynes on
Friday, to answer charges preferred by our
city fathers for violating the Statute rels-
tive 10 vending spirits. The charges not
being sustained, the parties were acquitted.
WALNUT LuNnER. - a Pennsylvania
Company Of lumbermen have bought all
the walnut timber over ls.inche. in diam
ete- on the farm Of Ms. Jane Vickery,
near town, Al Two dollars per tree. II !.
supposed that there arr over 500 tree, on
the land. The Company will erect saw
mill and begin to saw the timber in shori
time.
TIM MARROW GUAOl--Messrs. Clark 4
Company have taken up the railroad track
IRON Cumberland City, to the river. about
nine miles in length, and shipped It to
Poin, Isabel, in Pulaski county, the pro.
posed point Of junction with the Cincinna.
ii southern Railway Cor the road through
this county. They say that they will Ger.
tainly begin work on that road at an early
day.
DEarH.--MIi-s Mamie Bergen, lovely
little girl. aged u years, after painful
illness Of more than year, passed To that
realm where suffering IL unknown, on the
night OF the 9Th inst. Little Mamie had
neither father nor mother living, but was
kindly attended to in her protracted aiilic.
lions BY her grandmother, Mrs. Mary A.
Cofey and family, q this place. Her re-
mains were deposited in the family grave
yard nesr town.
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THrnpIke ueefIng.

At meeting Of the Danville and Grab
Orchard Turnpike Company, held in stan
ford, April 9th, 1879, the annual election
Of new Board To serve during the ensu-
ing year was held. All the old Board
were reelected except q. A. IAckey, who
declined TO serve, and J. w. Acorn was
elected in his place. The Board are now,
j. ;. BosleY, J. Guest, ]. W. Guest, J. d.
Ow-ley, J. W. McAlister aud J. W. Al
corn. J. ). Bosley was reelected President
Of the Board aud Superintendent of the
Road. 5. 5. MeRoberts was reelected
Secretary OF the Board. aud J. W. MEALS.
ter, Treasurer in the place Of J. A. Lytle,
WIN expects to remove FROM the State. On
motion, il was
Assolred, That ministers Of the Gospel BE- al
lowed 10 travel the road Tree Of TOLL when on nin-
i-ierial duty.
"a. That no toll shall be charged scholars going
TO OF nom school, or 10 persons going TO or nom
Their accustomed place Of worship.
:. $. MoRoBERTs, Sec'y.
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W., u Louisville. is 81 home sf ashuc w. Ia.
tiherson Of ,hatsanuoea, ls viatlng reiaii,c. In
our Town. Mf W u Kennedy hos len ior ports
unknown. His csiimable vie and Intelligent IT,
uc children havc the sympsthyo Of the entire COM
muniiy. NJ. John Ballard Zen last Thursday iof
Kansas CITY No. waele ne intends 10 mste his
fiturc homo. Ni~ Kettle Paxton. charming
younr lsdy from STANFORD, Il visiting Mr. Joe
Iiunmsu. Ms. ,. ". Fish. ehoh ben ,isitine
friends IN fancssteT, has returned home. Miss
salne Cfeen was he auest 81 Nis.cs ainnlr and
llda Edmiston laH wcck
We had the pleasure this wcok Of peep ai scott
farris beautiful colt, nuckdon, ~ hands high, aud
~ pretty A. he can he. Ne Is already entered In
ioriy Or any thousand dollars worth Of siakcs ~
Louisville and other places. Capt Moore's Gcncr-
a Williams . years ola, 'wayncshne. I year,
ia, aa-year-old chcsuat nIly and Sportsman, q
chestnut eelding, ar, hard 30 heat. both w style
and r-airFee. and ar vcrth lookiur o.
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Anosher matron goue to meet the reward OF well
spent days. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Gresham former
y Pitnanl the wife and widow Of Judge Urlah
Gresham, departed this lle AZ the residence Of her
son, Richard p Gresham, on nookcastle River.
Laurel county, Ky, on Friday, the nh day Of
April, is70.
she was born on the 22d day VI December, i7ss
making her over 90 pears of age. She was married
to Judge L. Gresham on the srd day u November.
1875, r. r. Gresham being their only child. Mn.
Gresham vas aneotionate aud devoted Ia her house
hold, both AZ vile and lnotheri and detoui and
feserential christian. having been constant mem-
Der u the Methodist Episcopal Church Tor over
seventy years
Amer the doath Of her husband she eonlinued 10
live with her sou al the Ola residence up TO her
death, and we'll did the son, H. r., aud bic noble
vile IcriorIn thelT duty 10 the ased matron-everY
want was watched aud supplied, her aaiiolions
were sooibed and mad easy 10 her a. possible,
lnd old age aud inafmity nar,si until the flicker
Ing sun Of lie went down Then iollosed 10 the
gave, where the lusi rites ssro paid BY iaany
friends singing anl prayer By ths Rey. NJ. Nern-
lee. Tho niueral viii b. preached an souie iuiuIo
day BY her Old PASTOR ". =. Landram.
tue writer Of this has kB0sn Mrs.. Grsshala ioT
ala0y years. aud nessg knes a better woman In
Aith and charity. CHAHLns kInrtKr.
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ScoRE oNE.-rhe sun succeeded in q
desperate attempt to shine all day ye-ier-
day.
Poor fEIIows.-'rhe farmer looks upon
his saturated soil, snd even bis eyes gusll
forth the evidence Of abundant fluid
scARrp orraFhc census man m IN
derson county, Is said to have resigned
rather than risk his reputation for veraci-
ty by reporting Mrs. lIorinc'- decagon Of
age. We don't know amy gentleman who
intends to marry soon.
TnE Chers.- Thanks for the invitation
to attend the great moral circus at Stan
ford. bat don't think We need its hsdlowing
influence. II DR.. Brown should happen to
be in ryour-rity -rariy -ncxt- wreis. let n NJ
understood tina, be Il on his way to the
Medical Convention at Lancaster.
Buf NE FAILEp TO SHOW MoNDAY..-
Egotism !. gcnefrlly considered offensive;
hut there is about that Of Bobbitt, sub
lime reckiessness- ccstatic -elf-adora-
iion--a heroic -elfreliance-a magnani-
inoa- purpo-e TO illuminate the World
that makes the Thing positively pleasing.
Vid, challenge in INTERIOR louRSAL last
week.
PERsoSAI--M Miss Mary Ray has gone to
Lexington asa delegate % the sunday
School Convention IN session there.
,'rinnan. the Photographers from I.ancas-
ter, Is preparing to take the faces of the
people here >ecRnde,a A,,ea. .... "Sappho"
is assured q a faithful alr in apy on,
slaught upon the NandaIs who would do
violence to the Presidents English.
HANGING BETTER THAN SOM Asl'LrMs.
The revelations from Longviem, .tOueh-.
ing the. irne .inwarlne-s Of Insase ,s-y..
lums will go far tow2ul bsnishing the plea
Of insanity a. palliaiion of crime. Most
gentlemen Of tender nurture and aesthetic
culture would prefer scientiGc'hsRging 10
the buneling d ydFopathirssof MiA. f,asiy.
or the muscular mauling~ Of her braway
coadiutors. 81 Il .ftFLff ate
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A Hife's Derofien.

The following Is from Mira w. +. Ken
nedy, who is related to a number Of tn
best families in this and Garrard countiep
and for whom great sympathy is felt be.
cause Of the anguish she suffers as an in
nocent victim. The letter shows her to b,
possessed Of all those virtues 40 much ad
mired in woman;
Gran OHcHAEb. April sth, 40. - Eiio
Iaterior Journal; | believe you are gen
tleman Whosrould know the truth, there,
fore, | take the liberty To address you 4
few lines before the next issue Of your pa.
per. II is generally known that my hus
band, William =. Kennedy, was indicted
at the last session Of Court held in Gar.
rand, for m act committed sixteen wear.
ago. That indictment was sent 10 Lincoln
and the deputy Sheriff came promptly to
Crab Orchard, to arrest Mr. Kennedy; he
was not here, but through no f,idf Of Ais
Let the entire blame Of his absence be at
taehed to the right person, and you have
ny -thf hhc VIC W Whitah hfilctiff 70
blame for his not being here to answer the
call Of the Sheriff. entreated him,
urged him In 90 TO some point where the
name Of Kennedy il moi hated as II is in
Garrard county. But not until went to
him with my Eve children, the youngest
at my breast, and plead with him, would
he consent to leave me. Aud heaven alone,
b witness to the struggle il cost him to
leave wife and i've little children. But
my daily prayer Is. that Gcd will protect
him, and guard my little one. The Com
monwealth OF Kentucky had three years
to prosecute this case from the time of
committal till the day Imarried Mr.. Ken
needy. Il failed TO act in the case, and now,
when he Is doing the part Of good citi.
zen, striving 10 raise his children in the
right way; now, after the most important
witness he had has died justice must rake
oveI the ashes Of the past and bring to
light an indictment TO please the within Of
one or two enemies Of Grove Kennedy.
Again, | repeat, my husband is not to blame
for not being here when the Sheriff came. 1
/ don't know where he il, but believe the |
Lord will deal gently with him and his. |
Most Respectfully, NJ T. KENNEDY.
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GoSE.--Holme- has left Tor Frankfort.
Bulord, give somerset a call
A Sl,5o0 OITIoE-Col. 4. T. Morrow
has been appointed tioyern,nent Store
Keeper for this county.
InE COMMERCIAL School Taught by
Prot. Wilmington, late Of Monticello, be.
gan last Monday, uilrr favorable aus
Idces
GolNc Wf-r-Rey. Duke slavens, who
has been admitted TO the Indiana Confer
enee, will remove 10 that State al the close
of his school, and there will follow ~ yo-
cation Of preaching aud teaching.
A PARrY-Giyen by Master Geo. shep.
perd, last Friday night, proved a very en-
ioyable affair for the young folks, who were
amused by the good old games, Blind
old" "Grunt.p "Old Sister PhebeS and
,shsrs a. delightful
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o. Louisville, 10 see forcnaughs tircus.
Couldn't wait until II came to stanford.
SHAME UroN TnrN.-Ia.t sunday,
iorty-threc pupils met at Bfighfs School
house at the time appointed to have sun
day school, bit We are sony to say that
neither the Superintendent, or Assistant
were present
A DnrrcuvE frRE.--The dwelling
hou-e Of Nh Cabe Gaines near this place.
and most Of IT, contents was destroyed by
fire last sunday, burning little negro
child. eighteen monihr old, to dnih. Mr..
Gaines and wife had gone from home. lcav-
ing the negro woman to keep house during
their absence. Afier they bad gone. The
negro woman l)cked up the house end
went waiting. leaving the iiltle cldla on
the floor in the kitchen near the stove. She
says -he pat the Gre all out before she len,
Between 10 and I | o'clock, the FIRE was dis
covered by Mr.. sam. spoonamore, near
neighbcr. the root N the Kitchen was fsii-
iHE in when discovered. Mr.. Spoonamorc
gave the alarm, and in a short time the
neishbor- gathered in and succeeded iu
saving good portion Of The furniture that
was in the front part Of the house. The
smoke-housc and all Of the bacon and
hour was lost. Mr. Gaines SAYS he only
had ssoo insurance on the property The
Loss will not fall short Of si,5oo.
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gsDrsov torNrY.
Richfaend.

ONE HUNDRED ISnIcTNENTs-wer,
found by the las. Grand Jury Of the Madi
son Circuit Court u f.r
THwK.-Candidates for State offices wer
as thick a. negroes around a water ioelo,
wagon, on last Monday.
BHooEs-JErr.-Joe j. Brooks, a youns
druggist Of this place, was married on las
"Wednesday morning, in Frankfort, to NIis.
Matte Jet, the charming daughter o
Mr.. VI. Z. Jett, Of that place.
CHANCES Goon.-w. y. Smith, our pop
ular candidate for Appellate Judge, is Ou
making vigorous canvass Taking 3
bir'ls-eye view Of the Judicial landscape
We think his chances are very good.
/ FME.--A meeting Of the stockholders o.
the Madison County Agricultural Associa.
ton, met on last Monday A set Of OH.
Gers were elected, and they determined Il
hold Fair on the second week in August
and 10 continue four days.
HAVE ArPEALEp.- The counsel N The
cases Of Robert Richardson and Macl,
Maupin, who were sentenced By the last
Cont to the Peniientiary for life, have Ia.
ken an appeal and the prisoners are now in
Jail Whiting the decision Of the above
Coart "a. ft.|
RnIIGIors- reviyai at the Metho-
dist Church, conducted by Mr.. Evans, re-
suited in eight additions to the Church. ...
Rev. DR.. Clelland, assisted By the Rev. ].
c. Randolph, held Communion Services .,
the Courthouse on last Sunday morning
and night.
ENrERTAISMENT.-We be@peak large
audience for the entertainment to be given
in Greens Opera House on next Friday
night. for the benefit Of the new Methodist
Church. The object IA certainly a good
one, and We can safely promise rich
treat on that occasion.
CocSrr CouRr. Last Monday ans
County Court day, and OWING to the disa-
greeable weather the crowd was not 20
large as usual. There were oui,e 4 num.
pef o. eaiue on the market, but were Of an
inferior quaii'y, with few bnyefs. No sales
OF importance were made.
SUDDEN DEATH Or. A. u. Lyman. nne
of our leading physician-, and most prom.
inent citizens. died al this place ON las,
Monday morning. at 4 o'clock His death
was quite a shock to the whole eommuni.
", a. he was not sics over n bonrs The
day previous he made two call. nDon his
patients lie leaves a wife. son and dangb.
ter, who have the sympathies Of tho entire
community.
co,,.,,,....,,. A..
- .I.e-,,--. ' e'"'
~. nv. ',',, ~ - ''. 1871" v"" 'uu'e"''
Of our Bar bv a gentleman WIN has been
solicited 10 offer himself for the vacancy
on the Appellate Bench. aIn nv onin.
ion there are in the district but two men
competent to fll the po.ition.
Congressman Physter and William Che
nanlt, Esq. Of Richmond.
-. v.
+, ~, 49, a., - !, 'i""' 'on" - "h,'e' 'he
=, '' " ','"''n, % NAnene'.eF'
-, - Va - ~~ =" '1'' '''""as, making
80 ,-'' - ~ ~, ','', 49,, T. "
, - '''D il ",s = "n''e are :" AZ
, we E 'ou",y Vou'b inns
"e'> 80 ~. =. :, enA",s % -sA"s-
w., IT, n ss's'" u,'s "s's ,"', wees 500
!. ,' 49, i""" SUI wv - "hi'e are
!, 's''' ~. "'' , ."oo~'''s Wv, .sua,"s
~ - -. mis- -, ,. 'o.s"'s '1i's' mas
been quite ILL., but she was more eomiorla-
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q Disease that UrccEs the system.
Every iunction o. dcrancad. every nerve m-
siruns every muaole and dbei woaAcucd hr egor
and seac. n IA, On foi, disease which. f na-
chcckrd, eventually wrrois iho system. in 90
10 type In every phase. 10 dangerous. dUsiruei-
i've. stupor. dolinum, oaufuisiona Omen attend
u. and cause swim dissolution. nHi uhen come
haitcd with iioaittioi's stomach Nuor iia fooi-
hold In the system is ii.i1isai and every vosia1a
Of u eradicaicd That benign and anii-ilhrle 're-
cihc and rrcyentso of ih0 dreaded soolrTe H. roC-
oenifei moi nnlg ulihin 0nl avn lnuuldlids. but
In troric lands far beyond thom, whore iuicrmlt.
tent aud renliienis aw iearfully prevalent 90 be
SURE anidotc 20 the material poison and a rcllaul,
means Of overtomlur dfsorders Of The stomach, Nv
e. and bowels, Of which Initiated iorrid atmos
phcre and hrartish miasma -iairi9 waiter are oV
tremely provocative, an omlgranis and travolcr
should he supplied with o. al1-it
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Yesterday w had the pleasure OF mooi.ug nen-
eral W. T. clark. Revenue insro1ior ocncfal
Clsrt has Just completed en- inspection Of The
once and books Of our Collector, COL a. ~ swopo.
In Response 10 a question from us as TO how be-
nund Col. suopc's oihoc, Gen. Clark aidi ~
nuud ever thins in a cauduion-in nei,
Col. svopc's ofhce b in as sod condirin as any
once IN the United siaioi. ana 7 wish wo bed O.
icv more collectors nte hIm." rhisis very come
pimcnlary io our COLLECTOR Lexington Inn-
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LINCOLN CIRCUITCOURT
3. u. mfM AM nunNFrTA Helm, MS
WIFE pLrfs, tx PAnrE. " EQUITY.

WIZ rEfis. EX PARfE IN ForifY.
Noiico g hereby given 10 whom II may concern
that 4 u, Helm and nurnetia Helm, his VIII,
as ex rafte plalntins have this day hled IN the
CLERKS Once Of The Lincoln circuit Court their
Joint petition, praying that hufnetta Hoim 10 em-
poecrsd by Judgment Of nd 'outt 70 49,, enjoy
III ant convey ior her own Nencht any rrorcri y
she may own or 1cQuirr, irco from the claims ~
debts Of her husband. a a. Helm, 70 make con.
Tracts. suc ant De- sued IA single woman 30 Trade
viii or doeti.
70 j. therefore ordered By the undersigned Ciefl
If said toun that the uotire Of aid petition and
De- objects D. published IN the interior Journal
newspaper published In the town 81 stanford, ~
two ecgkly INSERTIONS heiorc the next Arril fcril
oi s1id Court.
witness nay hand AZ Clerk OF Lincoln Ciicuu
Court this t0ih day Of APRIL 1873.
s5h-lt y n FDNisrON. g. Lee
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Srw ,p,rnrlsrurSrs.
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
q. o. CROW AND HrIFN " CROW, ms wTrE.
tiiis, fX rAnTE. ~ EQIIrN

FLffs, * fkRfE. N EoiifY. " -
Notice d herchy given ~ whom u may ounccfn,
That T. n Crnv and Helen r. Crow, hil vilc ~ "a
Hlitu Ta|ntns have this DAY nlc In the Olcrl o.
Dee ni iluCnln Circuit Court lhiof Joint urtltlon
rraflnl That Helen n cruv D. empowered hy judy
mcnt OF aid Court a. use enjoy, acll, and convey
.nI hff own benefit any UeurcIty he may own or
acquire irrc ifum The claims Uf The debts % her
husband, T. 4. Grow, % make contracts sue and
U sued ls slnNlo woman 90 trade IN hcrown name.
and 90 dispose Of her own property ny VIII or deed
~ q thcfclufc ordered hy the undersigned Clcrk
u said Court that iho notice Of aid petition and H.
object IT, Published IN ihe interior Iuurual news
paper published IN the town ~ stanfird two week
iu.eiioui, not lcsi than ien days before the nexi
Anil term OF aid Court
Wiiness my hand o. Clerk u The unroln or.
cut Court. this sth day of APRIL $50
aio-lt u. n EnMisrON. Clcrt.
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INV ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE.

Mfs. su.an Owsl,y having abandoned mo aiih-
out fault my part, two year, siuUe. and remain.
Ell separate and apart from me durina that time, all
persons arr hereby notified not % scil furnish
Der any articles On my accuuni ~ will not b. res
ponsihle therefor. This April . is1g.
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LINCOLN CIRCUITCOUR
nAs9 &i isss y ASR ARRt IlSSISes

HIS WIZ, fLiis, ~ rAifE, N EQUITY
Notice Is hereby given % whom % may concern,
that Mason icnulhr and Aidic ieuuiugs his wife,
a. en- paric rlaiutius have this day nIcd iu the
Clerks ono Of the Lincoln tiruIt Court their
joint petition, praying that Adie jennings BE- cm-
powefcd by iudgiucni Of slid tourt % disrosn Of
her property by uill. and % purchase and lciuirc
personal property To- hef own name. Icn from the
debts, contracts ur liabilities Il hef husband Ma
son Jennings. and 10 huld aud sell 70 iof her own
heucht.
II Is therefore ordered by the undersigned O.crs
Of said Court that the notice Of said petition and
It's Objects 10 Published IN the Interior Journal a
newspaper Published Ia The town Of stanford. hy
two veck'y inscriions ieiore The next APRIL Tenn
OF aid Couff
Witness nay hand a. CLERK Of the Lincoln Circuit
Court this 9th day of April is7q.
Soo-2t u. " JOHNSTON, e.. !. &C
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PERsoSAL.-Sam'l Walton Is here on a Wis
il. Col. Mat. Walton paida brief visit recent
ly to some Of his possessions near licking
ton. Mr, H. G.. Kaufman has returned
from Nil somer.et dip. A delegation from
Centre College came up on Monday night
and went back by the light Of the moon.
Miss Matte L. Fisher has been up on
flying visit. Mr. Johnston G.. Finnie, Of
the y u. lloine Insurance Company, ran
in here on Saturday from Lebanon, with.
e. be and five other Advisers had been to
settle the heavy ere damage Of last week.
Mr.. Fhnie !, one Of the most prompt aud
efficient agents in the business, aud fully
deserves The Trustworthy place and high
confidence given him by the Company.
Mrs. W. 4. Wants is teaching select
school AT her residence. Mr.. John C.Noung
placed his membership 81 lie Presbyterian
ehurch here, because he likes our people,
he savs. Col. ~. Watkins Dunlap, of the
L. :. A., the G. :. 4. and the Army Of the
khediye, has gone to the lamou- city Of
Leadyille. Among the friends met at the
Lexington Centenary was Miss Kate viii
liains, Of Hustonyille, looking and talking
aud singing as ehariningly as ever Col.
weisiger and bride have been "hone
'gein' Il Vfi4l y4til Y 4
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LrvsoEx corxrr.
Eaeiemsn's anI.

COULDN'T Wan. Ono 81 our old bach
elof friends of this place went ~ the way
To- Louisville, to re forepaugh's Circus.
Couldn't wait until II came to stanford.