The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-29

] toibitiN fAlhs-lNt liNeoN iuNNiN
Stock Fair commences next Wednesday
the srd day Of September, and confines
I'LL Friday evening. President Jarman
says the exhibition will be better than ever
before, and promises your full moneys
worth. lie invites all wcll-bchavcd white
persons 10 attend.
FALLING LEAvrs.--with the near mp.
proach Of Autumn, the serc and yellow
leaves remind me- Of the decay Of nature A.
they fall and pass away upon the streams.
They alao remind ne Of the coming on Of
cool and frosty days, when we will need
warmer clothing. II you will go TO Hay.
den Brothers', they will ell You what you
want at your own prices.
A TEMPERANCE CANr-MEErINo-w
he held at High Bridge Camp Ground,
commencing on the 10Th Of September and
continuing four days. Percy W. Roch-
ester, Of stanford, j. one Of the Committee
of Arrangements, and he tells ~ that ma
ny noted speakers have been engaged for
the occasion, and that big time i expect.
Ell. Reduced rates will be given by the
railroads, aud all are invited TO attend.
FoRsALE-oDe Of the best arranged,
mos, convenient and handsome houses In
town--the new residence on Main street
Just completed by Mr.. n. Dania-i- offer.
ed Tor sale In smother column, and we are
told that Il can he purchased at a very
reasonable price. The lot contains all the
necen-ary onthouae-, large garden, a
pump Of good waier. and Is situated in
good neighborhood, where property Is daily
Increasing In value.
STANFORD ON wHErIs.- wearen \ Ev-
ans request ~ 10 call attention to a car
load Of the Webster Farm and Freight
Wagon just received by them. These wsg-
ons are handsome. durable and Of light
draft. Each one Of them Is provided with
the celebrated truss rod axle attachment,
thereby rendering the breaking of axles
almost an impoa-ibility. Every one is full
" warranted. Prices aa low a. any 6nd-
class wagon can be sold. Liberal discount
10 dealers. Any wholesale prices will be
duplicated BY the 6rm Of wesren A Evans
SCARLET FEvER.-It will be remember
ell that q short time ago little son Of Mr.
James X. Mccormack, who had died Of
Scarlet Fever in Cincinnati, was inferred
in the family burying-eround near Huston
vile. Not long Afterwards a little child
Of Mrs. Sam Browning, that attended the
funeral, was taken with the disease. but af-
ter a severe Hines, recovered. This week,
Mn. b. IL down with Il, and We hear that
there Is little hope Of her recovery. Scar
let Fever IL about a. fatal a. smallpox or
yellow Fever, and the laws In regard TO
the shipment Of the body Of person that
died with Il should be As stringent as Il Is
in regard to them.
THIEvEs-Are nightly getting in their
work here, and the worst Of il Is none Of
them have been caught, As yet. The 9TH
er night, while his store was pretty we'll
6lled with customers. a scamp stole Mr. A
J. Harris coat, which was hanging up In
HE establishment, and walked Oh I'M
noticed. In the pocket was memoran-
dun book, which is valuable alone TO Mr..
Harris, who gives the thief the liberty 10
retain the coat II he will return the book.
A good pair Of boots and a coat were also
stolen from the back porch Of Mr. John N.
McRoberts, ST., and a number Of chickens
were taken from his hen-rooSt. Nearly ev.
cry body who has a garden has had Il
raiiei upon, and IT is high time that active
measures were taken, or the thieving
-coundrels will take possession Of the
town.