The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-04-25

A Fnrlf LOT Of Flowers received lasl
evening At Carson n Dodds'.
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. SODA wArrn. Bushy Il the frat 10 FIR
nish this cold and refreshing drink. Call
and Try glass.
J, MmImrRy. Mn. J. s. Fish has opened
a general assortment Of Millinery At Crab
Orchard, and invites the patronage Of the
; public.
Iusr RncFvEp our third invoice Of
p Youths and Boys Clothing, ranging from
ITO u year Of age. Bright, new and de-
, sirahle Geo. II. Bruce a Co.
AoEyr WASTED-To ell the genuine
Singer sewing Machine To good men We
will pay salaries Call on. or address A.
c. Snow, Manager, Bid st., Dansille, Ky. .
NorIor--I am compelled 10 have the
money due me on last years accounts, and
u not paid at once, shall try the virtue
Of the Law This i no Idle talk. J. ~.
Davis
suK.-John Ferrrll, who killed old
man Sutton, l. lying in jail, apparently
quite ~, and II will probably be best for
him Il his illness continue till the present
Court !. over
THANKs.--we have received from W.
~ Potts, Danville, a sack Of -four male
by his new patent process. II makes er.
cellent bread, and We can heartily recon-
mend the brand To all consumer.
To Tax PAYERg-I am determined TO
clo-e up my business, and nov give fair
warning that will advertise every man
who fails to pay his taxes by next County
Court Read this aud show Il 10 your
neighlor. II Is the last call. M Feland
FroTrIvF ARREsrED.-Thomas Brown
ing, fugitive from Bracken county. was
arrested near Preachersville, In this coun-
~, on Tuesday, charged with burglary.
lie had forfeited Si,OO0-bond for hi. ap-
pearunce, and his sureties were exceeding
ly anxious for his immediate return; 50
the officer took him straight on to Bracken.
PAyrNo Ur.--The National Mutual In.
suranoe Company, Louisville, has oompro-
missed with p. A. Willard, and paid him
satisfactory amount in full OF the policy
taken by his mother in his favor The
Company has also rendered To Mn. Ander-
son, wife Of James Anderson, who was
killed by the cars recently, near Mt. Yer
non, $500 of the amount due him, though
no part Is due for two months yet.
L.SN.R. Rive received the follow.
ing telegram from Col G. p Atmore, Gen
eral Ticket Agent, last night eve have
arranged to run special train to Louis
VILE, May lat, 10 accommodate delegates
to the Democratic Convention. Il will
pass Stanford $40 4. ~, and arrive at
Louisville $50 A. N. Tickets will be sold
at one fare for the round trip. good return.
ing until May 3rd, and they will he good
coming TO Louisville on regular train,
April 3Oth.
TmE RIGmr PLAcE.--Staniord l. the 4
right place to visit. and the great Empori- |
um Of Hayden Brothers Is the right point
to 20 in search Of Spring and Summer
goods, II you want them cheap as dirt and
Of the very best qualify. Their two-story |
hou-e, twenty-five feet wide and eighty |
feet deep, i filled to over flowing with dry |
goods. boot, shoes, hats, notions, carpets,
furniture, Wallpaper, fancy goods, etc, etc,
and every thing Is marked down to panic
figures. Don't fail 10 visit the place when
you come to town.
A SERIOUS MnrkKE.-MrA VIII Muir
ply, finding few days ago, that her chick
ems were suffering with the cholera, mixed
up quantity Of what she supposed to be
calomel. il being so labeled, and gave II to
them. In a short time about one hundred
and 6fiy Of her fowls were dead, the mix
ture proving to be arsenic instead Of Gallo |
mel. A few days prior to this, Mrs. Muir
ply vas quite sick, and was advised by
friends TO take dose OF calomel, and
would have done 80, but she owes her life
no doubt, TO the interference Of her hus-
band, who objected to her taking the drug
How the mistake occurred Is unexplained.
Nor TEuE The report that GroveKenne.
dy had led, arose, perhaps, from two reasons,
the hope that he had, and the general i'm
preston that his hail bond a. taken. was
worthless. A TO Judge WicklifIes right
to call Special Court outside Of the Dis
trict to which he had been appointed, the
lawyers all agree that he had none, and
that the Court that he fixed for June,
will not he held; but there Is no question
that he had the right TO take the bond. and
the Court Of Appeals has decided that a
bond is good ill the regular tern of
Court, II there was no law for the holding
Of special term. II l. passing strange,
that Judge wicklifIe did not take the time,
II he was ignorant Of the Law, to inform
himself on the subject, ~ that there could
he no doubt or Illegal proceedings in this
important case. The ability Gf Groves
bondsmen to pony up the $1,000 bail, II il
shonld be forfeited, Is, We learn upon in
vesiigation, almost unquestionable, as one
OF them alone, is good for the inll amount
SuiclnE--Wednesday evening, 7, ".
Clary, Citizen Of this county, was found
on the roadside between town and the
Junction, in an apparently dying condi-
ton lie was taken to the Junction, and
DR.. McRoberts sent for, who worked with
him until O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday, when
he died from the effects Of the iva ounces
Of laudanum that he had taken with sui
cldal lnLenl. The drug was taken In