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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19
NOME AFFfTRs.
-BY-
Severance A, Dudderar.

The Willimantic spool thread, the best in
America, used and recommended by every
Sewing Machine Co., sold by ne.
Still they go west-but provide them
selves with one Of our indistructable zinc
Trunks. They are terror to the baggage
smasher.
First Of the season just received-5,OOO
yards Of Hamburg Edtings and Inseriings.
Call and examine them, and you will find
that they are cheaper than ever before.
II times are hard there is no longer any
excuse for you wearing that old shabby
hat New and elegant stock in wool and
Fur Hats Of the very latest styles, and at
prices to make man feel that times are
better.
Our trade the past season in Boys and
Children's Clothing was so satisfactory that
we determined to stock up early. We re-
ceived last week nice assortment Of Cloth
ing for boys for Fall wear. As the time
for Winter schools is now upon US, provide
your boy with good, warm clothing.
II has been the talk all Summer that
wooden goods would be higher this than
they were last Fall. Believing this. we
bought early in July large stock Of Jeans
Of the very best brands, and will be able to
sell at as low prices as they have been sold
at for 20 years. Our Judgment was right,
as the same goods are now worth in the
city from 2lc to &c more per yard than
when we bought
For the next forty days, we propose to
make price on our clothing that will sell
them il times are hard, a. there is now a
very large force Of workmen engaged in
making up stock for us for the Fall and
Winter, we must make room for them. So
don't look shabby any longer, when 40 lit
tie money will dress gu like Prince.
We have the exclusive sale in Stanford,
Of the finest and best French Calf Sewed
Boot ever offered here. Homemade, and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
We would call especial attention to our
stock of Parasols and Fans, believing it to
be the largest and cheapest assortment to
be found in the city.
Our stock Of Sandels, Newport Ties,
Button Newport's for Ladies', Misses and
Children, il still complete.
Another large stock of Newport Ties,
Button NewPorts and Strap Sandals, just
opened.
New stock of Zinc Trunks, Valieses,
Carpet-satchels, Just received.
New and elegant stock of Paper, Linen
and Silk Fans.
Our Organizes and lawns are beautiful
and cheap.
New stock Of Lace and Embroidered
Ties.
Silk Mits in black and light colors.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


CHrw Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco
I.par IN, NJ ola ,,uo,, ~, al. =, M,
Office.
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10 lunNfikt MtS.-l have lot oiex-
~ seel Iedgea 'hat VIII ~ll low w.
= Nai'"h'
Full stock oi School Books, Pens. lnk
Paper, Copy-hooks, States, Nc, NJ McRob-
erts n StaRg's.
I WILL insure perfect cure Of 6stula.
however bad, for $40 No cure no tav. q.
A. &. Cooley, stanford.
L. worm clcct out ~ orlerg T.ke uto
CLensult A Penny ami have IA rsn.ired
prices low and Subtraction guaranteed.
A. tbis Il The season Cor naintiny Won,
honss. Won can 6nd a comnlete sioct 81
Lead. Oils and colors At Chenault A Pen.
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Il
y, w. ~ y ~ HHANhs nave lusl received
. splendid new lot OF ladies and Chii.
dfenr SHOES made ny hegler hfoH'' ahd
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o. The subject u Ed. jos. Ballou'. d.
course here next Sunday Al u O'Clock, vii
be. "The good and he bad In all Churches'
-- AZ sunset Wednesday evening, N,
jewish New Year was ushercd h., which
according to traditional computation, :,
the 5,040th since the creation Of the world
- Rev y. welburn, presiding elder Of
the Maysville district, reports about one
thousand additions 10 the NJ. T.. Church,
South, In his district during the past &c.
clesiastical year.
81 Rev. J. NJ. Bruce came up from the
Louisville Theological Seminary last Fri
day and filled HE appointment here, and
will coniiHue to supply the Church on the
2nd and 9TH Sundays during the session Of
the Seminary.
- The meeting at Rush Branch coniin-
ues. Elders s II. King, jos. Ballou and
W. G. Piper are officiating, and a general
warm ing up among the brethren Is the re-
suit. Two persons have connected them
selves with the church, 40 Ear.
The ladies Of the Christian Church
have formed themselves into society for
the purpose Of raising funds to build a new
house Of worship, and will meet tomorrow
evening t. take the necessary steps. A
new church IL badly needed, and we bid
the good work God speed.
Rev. J. b. Briney, State Evangelist Of
the Christian church, has raised over Sl3,-
900 in the last year, and will have $4,000
by October lst. This sum IL TO be expend-
ed in State Missionary work during the
next Eve years. He has been continued in
the work, and Elders Thos. Munnell, Of
Owingsville, and Logan Williams. Of Hus-
tonville, appointed District Evangelisis.
The Methodist Chnrch here has done
nobly in the way Of contributions this
year. The full amount and more, assessed
against II, has been raised, which is
m average of at least $40 to the mem.
her The sums raised for the different pur-
poses are as follows Preachers salary,
5000; for Presiding Elder, $50; charitable
md other missions, SiS7.50 and by the la
lies missionary society, sos. and 500 for
other purposes.
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aRRIAGES.

-KELLy--SMIrH.--Miss Virginia, one
Of the many daughters Of Col. ID. Howard
Smith, State Auditor, will be united in
matrimony TO Mr.. ]. c, Kelly, on the 23rd.
HARNns-HARNE Yesterday sf-
iernoon Mr.. Elijah J. Harness and Miss
Matte f.. Harness. both Of the neighbor-
hood of Grab Orchard, were married at
the Commercial Hotel here by the Ed.
Jos. Ballou. Allendsnls Miss Mary N.
Payne and Mr. Isaac J. Potter As they
start with the AaHess on and ready hitch
ed. We hope that they may be able to pull
through the troubles Of this world, aud
wax rich aud mighty in their pleasant bu-
.iness nf LarHess making.
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EaOIeBan's mar.

60 Farmers are quite busy sowing wheat
Notwithstanding the exceedingly low price,
larger area will be put in this year than
usual.
- Mcssrs. Tom Alexander and Walker
Sutton have opened butcher shop in our
town, and are supplying the people with
nice beef
Mr.. X. r. Gentry, ST., was kicked on
the leg by a horse last Saturday night,
while out fox hunting, aud was pretty Sc
verely hurt.
Any one wishing to engage in the dis
tilling business will find il to their interest
to consult Mr.. c. b. Engleman, at this
place. lie will rent his distillery or sell
complete outfit for the business on rea,
sonable terms.
- Mr.. John Spoonamore, ST., was riding
out ON his farm last Saturday, and attempt
ell TO ride under some limbs. As he stoop-
Ell 10 free himself from the limbs he be,
came over-balanced and fell to the ground
and broke two Of his ribs.
- The meeting at Providence Church con
tinues with increasing interest. The whole
community seems TO he enlisted in thu
good work. Up 10 this time "Wednesday
80 souls have been made to see the error o.
their way aud confessed their faith in the
Savior.
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the cave, and never from the top of the
earth. u was late yesterday afternoon when
We stuck the cave, and We have not made
thorough examination, a. yet. We struck
i about Is or IS feet from the top Of the
ground, and just as We came 10 the cave
we found a very brilliant metal showing,
mixed with the one which looks very much
like silver. The cave IL on the land Of
Edmond Daley, on the waters Il Paint
Lick Creek. GEo. $. JoNEs,
j, A. STEPHENSON.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
HHsfOnrfIIe.

- All quiet on the Hanging Fork.
- Yesterday was our Court day, and the
two young lawyers, Rochester and Vanon,
were counting.
- Land buyers advised Of the fertility
Of our soil, the salnbrity Of our climate,
and the moral character Of our people,
are thrOnging TO West Lincoln.
w. II. Smith q Co, in order to make
room for their extending trade have taken,
in addition to their former commodious
house, the elegant store building adjoining
recently occupied by Mr.. Soc Owens.
Mr.. Logan, Of the frm, Is now in the mar
ket; and goods are coming in by every
train. They will soon be able to exhibit
one OF the largest and most complete es-
tablishments in Central Kentucky.
Elder W. L. Williams, long the pas
tor Of the Christian Church in this place
will preach his farewell sermon here on
Sunday next He designs entering at once
on the broad field Of Evangelism. Mr.w. is
we'll fitted for the work he undertakes. He
Is gospel preacher; and takes to the field
the zeal, energy and self-consecration
which always prove effective. We COM
mend him to the confidence and co-opera-
ton Of christian people every where.
1t is pleasant TO see that Kentuckians
who elected DIR. Blackburn to the Guber-
material chair seem 10 approve so fully the
manner in which he has treated the con-
temptible publications and the imperti-
nent visitations to which he has been sub
iected since his election. He has the en-
dorsement, expressed in the strongest pos
sible form, OF his own proud State; and it
would i'll beseem him to stOop from the
high position in which she has placed
him-ignore her enthusiastic and emphat-
&c expression of her sense Of his worth, and
soil the bright garment in which she has
clothed him in a grovelling contest with
the groundlings, when victory would 40
poorly repay the infinite uastiness Of the
conflict
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SEAsoSABLE-Caila at Owsley 4 Higgins
and examine their stock Of Stoves, Crates,
Nc. They make special order for uy
thing needed in their line.
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THE young men who board at the Myers
lIouse gave a most ENJOYABLE little party
there few nights ago.
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Jusr RECEIVED -and for sals in quaint
ties To suit purchasers, car load Of shelled
oats. Geo. ID. Wearen.
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CIRcUs-From the number Of papers
with notice marked Of Coup's New United
Monster Show, We think We can safely say
that that circus will be here before very
lonU
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CoAL. For the bcsi coal with fall
weights, aud at the lowest price, call On u
q. Afford.
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An apple tree in iull bloom is freak Of
nature that can he seen ON the LOT Of Mr..
a. Van Arsdale.
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BEAUTIFUL GoODs.-Just received by
Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Bruce splendid
line Of hats and trimmings Of all kinds,
ruchings, birds, feathers and ornaments,
A call is earnestly solicited.
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FRosr.-A frost sufficient to write your
name on the planks on which Il had aeon.
mulaied, fell At Livingston on SUNDAY
night Here there was enough to nip the
tcndercr plants little.
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Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Iron,
Steel, Stoves, Crates, Mantels, Chi
ma, QueenSware, Glassware,
CrOCkery, Tinware, Salt,
Lime, Cement, Field
Seeds, Grain, &c.
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To rHE CoNFrnENcE.-Up to and In
Guiding the Saturday evenings train, the
l.. a n. r. r. will sell tickets to Richmond
at fare and a half for the round trip.
The cost Of ticket from here will be only
92lO
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THE GREES GRAsstiRows ALL AROUND
There hardly ever was At this time oflhe year
such luSuriant growth Of grass as now
covers the hills, which look far more like
May than September. Il " a God-send,
too, with hay and other rough food Tor
af0ck A. acarcc n IA l.
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TUFTS
PILLS

are extracted nom Vegetable produc.s,
combining in them the Mandrake or Nay
Apple, which Is recognized BY phyEiciAns
a. a substitute for calomel. POSSESSING all
the virtues OF that mineral, without is
bad after-effects.
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A noted chemist who has anAlyzed them, says
STHERE Is MORE VIRTUE IN ONE or
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN A PINT OF AMY OTHER"
We therefore say 20 the anhieted
Try this Romedy fairly, Il will not
harm you, you have nothing TO
lose, butwlll surely gain a Nlgo-
Tous Body, Pure Blood, strong
Nerves and a Cheerful Mind.
Prlnclpal once, 80 Marry ST., NY.
PRICE 40 CENTS.
Sold by Drurlisis throughout tho World
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Burn Dudley V. Holmes sends ne
word that there T. a nine-pound baby at
hi' house, that he has named John Nor
gan, In honor Of the brave old General
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THE WEBSTER WAGON

"A speciality, Both WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL. This Wagon is,
without doubt, scarcely eXcelled
by any wagon manufactured in
the United States. 1t has merits
that no other wagon (save One)
can possibly present. With the
advantage gained lin the TRUSS
ROD axle attachment, broken AK
les will be almost unheard of.
EVERY WAGON FULLY WARRANTED
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LOCaL WATERS.

Tmr slSorn-Buy /, ofPeyIon Parrol'.
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THr COMMERCIAL 1orrL has been
rented by Mr. Al. ITanis. A new coat of
pain u improving II wonderfully.
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THE TEMPERANCE CANT MEETING
viii commence at High Bridge to-day and
continue till Monday evening next A
score Of the best orators enlisted In the
Temperance cause have been engaged to
speak, and Il IL expected that general re-
vival Of teetotalism will he the result.
The Cincinnati Southern will run special
trains and charge one fare for the round
trim
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-BlNON-
MOLASSES EVAPORATOR,
For making mOasses free from the green Sorghum
flavor that has rendered ii so unpopular. / am now
manufacturing this Evaporation here and selling them
at prices that puts them in reach of all growers Of
this cane.
PRICES=
No G"snined Ircn Capacity S 90 Gallon. Per day $40
No. 2. Copper, 90 10
CANE MILLS ALSO AT BOTTOM PRICES.
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OUT RAN rur TRAfN-Th mail agent
who runs between here and Richmond,
missed the train one evening this week, and
undertook 10 catch i afoot after II had
whistled for the Junction q mile from
here. lie made Il just m she was pulling
out, but he has not been able 10 get his
tongue back into his mouth since.
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Musr Dark ON THE Sly. -Notwiih.
standing the fact that there are on an nv.
erage Of six bar-rooms constantly open 10
the Isblio in Stanford, and the further
fact that We are known as a sober people,
one bar alone has sold nearly 5000 worth
q Intoxicating liquors % far this year.
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Jusr ARRTvED.--we notice that J. N.
DAVIS has just received and Is still receiv-
ing lot Of beautiful new goods from the
cities, am ing them some Of ;he finest hat.
made. They are real beauties. lie has
also boots and shoes, notions, etc, and the
best family groceries In the market Go
up and see him.
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Successor to Woaren & Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
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A PHYSICIAN oF LIBERAL WE'VE
We are informed that the Hustonville
correspondent Of the Advocate received an
inlimaiion on Yesterday that the Borneo
Children nov on exhibition At Louisville,
profe--ed To have knowledge Of a certain
science not laid down in the books Of the
regular medical profession, the want Of
knowledge Of which on his own part has
caused him three sore disappointments
In his domestic affairs. With liner
aliiy rarely characteristics Of hiz profe--
sion, he started this morning to Louisville
for the purpose Of consulting with those
singular people, and II he derives any en-
oourAgement from them his friends say.
that notwithstanding previous disappoint-
ment-, and the apparent hopele-sness Of
the undertaking, it will be- the nature Of
the man TO "try again"
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WoRrH SGEINa.-W With a view TO the
reception 81 their new aud attractive Fall
and Winter stock Of goods. the Mes-rs.
Hayden Brothers have had their entire
store rooms, above A. we'll a. below, thor
oughly renovated an' re-arranged, and the
improvement Is decidedly for the better.
We were invited TO take a look through
the house from top to bottom, and were
agreeably surprised to find in the up stairs
rioms a very large and well-selected stock
Of fashionable ready made clothing, sufi.
cient for a Wholesale establishment; car
pets and furniture, Of attractive patterns
and finish, and every thing IL offered at the
very lowest prices. Don't fail to 20 there
wien you want any thing.
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Fam TO TELL--The Hustonville cor
respondent Of the Danville Advocate asks M
to guess who are the parties TO the wedding
In fashionable life that will be solemnized
In Stanford soon. We can shut our eyes
and guess at the 6rst trial, but the young
man says we had better go mighty slow in
putting Il in print, and we are inundated,
a. il were.
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NAoRANrs. Two very soiled doves,
named Sue and Alice Reynolds, were ar.
rested thia week and tried on a charge Of
vagrancy, but the jury believing that II
they ordered them 10 he sold, no body
would buy them, they were allowed to
return to their carousals. They were the
hardest specimens oftheirclass imaginable.
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! would also call the special attention Of Sorghum
Growers To the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-01

H. Thane Miller will conduct the union
services to-day at IL o'clock at the Y. N.
G. A. Hall.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will pro-
duce the Two Orphans at Robinson's
Opera-house tomorrow evening.
The Hamilton County Teachers Associa-
ton will hold its next regular meeting at
the Council Chamber on Saturday morn
ing, January 18th.
The Society of Ex-Army and Navy On
GERS will give its fourth annual banquet as
the Gibson House on the evening of Thurs
day, January 10Th.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of Finley Meth
odist Episcopal Church, on Clinton street.
will give musical and literary enter,ain-
ment at the church on next Thursday even
ing. v.l4a.}
A lecture by the Hon. Benjamin Butter
worth. on the 'Duties and Privileges of
Citizenship" is to be given in the lecture
room of the new Children's Home, 1873
West Ninth street, between Plum and Gem
trail avenue, tomorrow evening.
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Don't You Hear 1t Jingle9
THE METROPOLIS.
Failures for December.
al Acaoniotad praaq tn tho Star

National Associated Press to the star.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-Sixty-one failures
were reported in this city during the month
of December, in which the liabilities
amounted to $1,S42,2S4 and the assets
81 ,014,754. This shows an increase over
the record of November of five failures and
liabilities of $300000. The present exhibit,
however, presents very flattering showing
compared with; he month of December,
1877, when the total failures were one hun
dred; and the gross liabilities about So, 900,
600. Preferences were given in thirty nine
assignments. The greatest number of fail
ures were in clothing, dry goods, fancy
goods and wooden ware.
migration of 1878.
Statistics made up at Castle Garden show
the total emigration to this port, during
the year 1873, to be 70, S02, an increase oyei
last year of 15,947. Notwithstanding the
large increase of emigration this year, over
last, there seems to be every probability
that there will be much larger increase
next year.
The MayOraIty Turned over.
Mayor Ely formally surrenders his office
to Mayor Cooper to-day at noon.
Funeral of General McCallum.
The funeral services of Major General
Donald Craig McCallum, poet and soldier
took place at his late residence in Brooklyn
yesterday. The attendance of his old com
rades in arms was very large. Intermen
will be made in Mount Hope Cemetery
Rochester.
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OLD KENTUCKY.
Terse TeIegrams From the Interior

Specials to the Star.
RUssELLvILLE, Jan. 1.-The Russellville
Herald has been purchased by w. f. Bar
clay and is to be consolidated with the Lo-
gan County Enterprise. Mr.. Rhea, late of
the Herald, retires from the journalistic
field.
OwEEsBoRo, Jan. 1.-Mr A. B. Hawes'
residence, on Frederick street, was almost
destroyed by fire Monday night. 1t is sup
posed that the cause was defective hue.
He was insured for $1,000.
CATLETTsBURe, Jan. 1.-Tilman Crafts
house, six miles from this place, was
burned yesterday morning. Insured for
$500.
CYNTHIANA, Jan. 1.-Sunday morning the
residence of Thomas G. Earls, situated near
Berryville, in this county, was destroyed by
fire, leaving MIR. Earls and family in very
destitute circumstances.
Two or three nights since Simon Lee,
colored, living near Connersville, went to a
colored dance at Will Moreheads, s, fired six
shots into the house, but fortunately hit no
one, whereupon some parties fired upon
him, wounding him severely in the head
and abdomen. He is in very critical con-
dition.
SOMERSET, Jan. deputy United States
Marshal Little and his posse returned here
yesterday from Wayne, Whitley, Knox and
Laurel Counties, having captured tifty-four
men and destroyed thlrty-eight illicit dis
| tilleries.
Thornton Smelling and Jake Rogers both
of this county, became engaged in diff
Guilty near this place. when Smelling struck
Rogers over the head three times with 8
shovel, crushing his skull and inflictine
| fatal wounds.
OwINGsvILLE, Jan. Monday night Jas
Miller, drunken, worthless negro, and hi.
orother-in-law, Robert Foley, got into 8
difficulty, when Jim Miller struck Foley
over the head with shovel, crushing the
skull and inficting wounds from which
Foley must die Miller is confined in tht
| County Jail