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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-02

Only Arfw DAYS Monr .--R. l.. Grin.
nan gives notice to I'll wanting pictures, 10
come IN a. once, ~ he will leave on Tues.
day next.
/ W. II. sNftH a Co. Have made con.
tract with an Eastern house for the pur.
chase Of Wool; and ore prepared TO receive
the crop In sny quantity, and on liberal
terms. They will furnish sscks whenever
called Tor.
DON'r BELfEvE m ISoERsoII. Had
the pleasure u meeting VIM. o. Bradley
in Stanford. to-day, and found him in an
interesting state Of mind. Having become
somewhat disturbed over the recent heated
theological discussions in reference 10 the
probability and practicability Of a hotter
climate after this, and being naturally Of
an inquiring mind, he tried the expert
ment Of walking barefoot on red.hct Gin
deis. His decided inference IL that Bob
Ineersoll had batter repent at his very ear.
lie-t convenience. The effect on his own
mind seems to be- decidedly salutary. We
trust, However, he will be able 10 lay aside
his crutches in time 10 make an exciting
race for the Ationeyship.
On. BRowS, AoAIN.--Dr. Brown IL turn
ing his attention to the rearing and i'm.
proving Of game fowls. His first expert
ment was not altogether success. Having
heard the expression "cock-loft," II struck
him that the upper story Of his office was
the very place for his gallinaceous trio.
Inadvertently he left a glass in the room
and Chandelier, when he saluted the morn
ing was surprised and indignant 10 behold
a rival apparently in the act Of defying his
challenge. Immediately he struck an at
titude, which was promptly responded to
on the glass There was a charge and
crash. Wrath gave place to terrOr-and
the clarion battle call was exchanged for
the plaintive squawk Of abiect subiuga-
ton.
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GARRARD COUNTY.


lancaster.
LIFE OUT OF DooRs--Is now in tempt
ing guise.
MAY DAY.-The time-honored holiday
for school children is at hand.
The GovERSOR-Has made requisition
for the person Of Samuel Williams, cap
tured recently in Oregon.
HORSE SHow.-The chief stock feature
Of Court day was the exhibition Of ins
horses. Every body Hocked to the scene.
TURNPIKE MEETISG.-There will be a
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Lam
caster. Dix River and Danyille Turnpike,
at EnglemAn's mill, Saturday. May Srd. to
elect officers.
Hos. NJ. J. DURHASs SPEECH On Mon
day was a rousing Une and opened afresh
the old wound in the hearts Of his friends
who would have sent him back to repre-
sent u. Yet every Congressman has his
day.
EXCLUSION TO CISciNSATI.-All who
wish to spend six hours agreeably in Gin
cinnati for the small sum Of three dollars
(SSl should take the O'Clock Excursion
Train at Danyille on Saturday, May 10Th,
and see the city. The enterprise is for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian Church.
PERsoSAL-Among the prominent Dem
ocrats who took Wednesday, regular train
for the Convention at Louisville were the
following named gentlemen; Col. Mat
Walton, Col. J. II. Bruce, DIR. L. J. Frazee,
Capt. W. $. Miller, Capt. T. A. Elkin,
Messrs Frank Hubble, Alva Pullins, Louis
Leavell and John Higginbotham... Mis-
Susie Finnie left on Wednesday to visit
relatives in Louisville.
CoURT ITEMS. 80 Monday was County
Court day Not a great deal OF business
in the Courthouse. A few forlorn cattle
'chewed the cud Of sweet and bitter fan
cies" all day long, and seemed to be wanted
u9 honpuNs Aht Wits W Nnt taNc ~ Au-
ams and George A. Brown were put TO
record. There were about $50 sales OF
land for taxes, delinquents being in the
ascendency. Mrs. Ann NJ. Broaddus bought
for S32l.4O the interest OF w. A. Broaddus
in hi grandfather's estate, said interest
consisting Of one-ffth Of 1874 acres Of land.
J. G. Sweeney bought Of George White "
acres at SLABS. Henderson Va. Wolford,
25 acres, near Buckeye, sold for 1851.
Bland vs. Hutchings, 8 acres at 500.
MAJ. BRADLEY's BOOK have been 10
Granny shorts Barbecue aud had slots Of
fun" II didn't get any whisky, blue
streaked mutton, or ginger-eakes, or a
stroke from Walehs paw. Have reoog-
nised the graphic portal, Of Maj. Under
foot, whose English, II not classic, lie at
least emphatic. Have occasionally turned
a deaf ear to the coarse slang Of the hust-
ings, only TO find the neat page replete
with striking delineations Of customs and
charming landscape pictures OF the day
when the woodman'a az had spared the
forest trees. Not even the celebrated Eg-
gleston in Roxy" gives US fresher, more
pungent feast Of campaign wit and humor
than does our Lancaster author u "0ran-
ny Shorts Bsrbeous"
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BArrDfb ASb'CoSFrRwrp.-Last week
Miss Jeannie Lackey received the ordi.
nance Of baptism by immersion at the
hsnds Of the Rev. NJ. ". Benton, and the
rite Of confirmation by Bishop Dudley At
Trinity Church, Danville.
8. ). LEssoS REVIEW Last Sunday
afternoon the Christian Church was we'll
filed with lovers Of the s. s. movement
The OCCASION was that Of a review. The
examination Of the classes was conducted
by Elder Gibson, and the proficiency dis
played by the pupils was satisfactory.
Among the little fellows none answered
more promptly or inteIligently than viii
lie Owsley, aon ofour Circuit Judge. Miss
e. Leila Marksbury, Jennie johnson, Alb
bic Yant's and Eliza Smith, four Of the
younger pupils, delivered touching and
beautiful Rotations. II IL the wish Of the
schools to repeat this union gathering ev-
eFy fourth Sunday.
DEArH OF Benz. +. DuEcAN.-On Thur
day night (2lih) at ~ O'Clock, life'a ftful
fever len IN the of devs Of the sleep that
knows no waking the mortal frame Of
Benjamin y. Duncan. His brief pilgrim
sge Of twenty-seven yeau came to an un-
timely close; but II il said that he bravely
turned from the rugged though pleasant
paths Of earth to the green pastures and
gilded streets Of heaven. He was one Of
ten children and the first to leave the cir
Gle. Those who knew him best award the
highest need Of praise to his personal
qualities as exhibited in every relation Of
life. His last days were cheered by do
nestle love and religious consolation. The
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev J. G. Randolph from the residence Of
Mr.. NJ. II. Gill to the Cemetery, where the
Isther and mother both awaited this, the
irst Of their cherished flock, to lie down
Deaide them.
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REcovERISo.- Mics Jennie Conner has
been seriously III, but we are glad to learn
Is now improving.
A SMART CHAP.-A boy Of four Sum.
mers was heard to wish that "God wouldn't
make trees grow, and when asked his rea.
son, replied. "'Cause they cut EN- down
and leave the stump- to stump our toes
against
MAIL AoENTs' FAULr.-week before
last the INTERIOR JOURNAL failed to put
in appearance here, for nearly week be-
hind time. Then we we're like Rachel
mourning for her children, and would not
be comforted, because they were not. We
hope to be spared a repetition Of so sad a
calamity.
A NEw CoNER-Was indicted into our
town In rathera novel way, recently. While
a car load Of hay was being unloaded here,
a very motherly old hen was found snugly
ensconced in one corner upon her nest Of
eggs. She was NJ we'll satisfied a. Il she
was one Of the principal owners Of the
road. Il speaks bad for Burgin, that their
chickens have to board the trains and emf
crate to other parts to find a subsistence
for their broods, We suppose il the induce
ment.
OuR EX-JuDGE, G.. h. DuRHAa-Has
bid adieu to scenes and associates dear and
otherwise. at this place. lie left us to at
tend the Democratic Convention this week
in Louisville, where he expects to an
nounce himself a candidate for Door Keep
er Of the House during the next session Of
the Legislature, a position which he has
filled with credit and ability during pre-
vious term. We wish the Judge success
in his aspirations, long life, and a happy
final.
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LOrIL NOTIcEs.

Cnrw Iackson's l,rt sweet navy tobacco
TAEr your Prescriptions TO McRobcri
4 Stacy.
TAEr your Pic,or. 10 the Gallery TO h
framed elup
FuiI stock Of Fishing Tsckleai McRob
erts \ s,agg's
Franz, any sire made 10 order At N,
Picture Gallery
A INV lot Of Picture Moulding just re-
ceived at the Picture Gallery.
J.H&s. ~. SnAxKs have received 4
splendid lot IT Clothing and Hate.
PnYaciANs prescriptions accurately
compounded NJ Chcnault 4 Pcnnys
LAnor stock ~ Moldinpa and Picture
Francs a. Bottom Prices At Chcnault a
Penny.
McRonERrs a srAoo will receive next
week BEAUTIFUL lot ofChromo.. Call and
see them.
ATTENTION, FisHrnurN.-A full stock
Of Reels. Poles, Lines, Hooks, Nc, at Che.
nault a Penny's.
All our Accounts and Notes will be
warranted on n MT settled Immediately.
Andersen a McRobcrts.
MoRohrKrs a srAoo are nov dispensing
the finest soda Water ever sold In Stan.
ford, and ~ cold ~ charity.
WELIs' PERSIAN PrRFuME "HAcKNr-
TACK" y rich and fragrant try II. Sold BY
Chenaull a Penny, stanford
Boy your garden seed from Chenault &
Penny. All kinds, Landrethr, Briggs a
Bro's and ferry's Fresh and genuine
AZ this is the season for painting your
houses, you can fnd a complete stock 81
Lead, Oils and colors 81 Chenault A Pen
ava
McRoBERTs a STAGE have handsome
line Of the latest styles In Picture Frame
Molding-, and will maze Frames cheaper
than any body.
J. II. a 5. n. SHANEs are just receiving
and opening a lot Of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Shoes, made BY the Zeigler Broa. Of
Philadelphia Best goods made.
HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you Conatipa.
ted, have you yellow skin, Los Of Ap.
N"hN"H AANNA ahhWfH - - MNN NNAA 10
u.e SHuoH's SYSTEM NrArIzFn. IL
il guaranteed u relieve you, and will you
continue 10 suffer when you can be cured
on such iCrms A. these. Price 10 cts. and
IS cts. Sold BY Chenanlt a Penny, Stan.
ford.
YOU Mrsr CuRE THAT Couau.- With 1
Shiloh- Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself II has established the fact that
Consumption can b. cured, while for
Coughs. Brnnchitis Whooping Cough, 7
Asthma, and all diseases of Throat and /
Lung, u l. absolutely without an equal /
Two does will relieve your child Of Group,
Il j. pleasant 10 take and perfectly harm. /
les TO the Youngest child and no mother .
can afford 10 he without H. You can use /
two thirds Of bottle and II what We say .
j. not true We will refund the price paid /
Price 10 cis. 90 Ct. and 81 per bottle. nj
your Lung are sore OF chest or back lame |
use shiloh. Porous Plaster. Sold hy .
Chensult \ Penny, stanford
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The case q the Commonwealth vs.. J. I.
Long, Samuel Gooch and Daniel Sims for
arson, which was being tried when We went
to press last week, resulted in their ae-
qulttal.
Case Of Thomas Cain Tor murder, and
that of Z. d. Kennedy, for same oAense,
were continued until the July Criminal
Term.
The trial Of John Terrell for the muir
der Of Sutton, which was set for Friday,
came up next Being unable TO employ
eOuRssl, the Judes appointed Messrs J
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MARRIAGES.

CoLLISs-OAKs AT Mr. VIM. Gooch's
in this county, on the 25th ult., Mr.. Vim.
II. Collins and Miss Unie Oaks, both Of
Lincoln.
Ashley -GopBY. On the 9th ult.. nj
the brides fathers, Mr.. VIM. b. Ashley, Of
Casey, aged 10 years, and Miss Louisa J.
Godby, Of Lincoln, sged " years.
MARTIN-CooK. Mr.. VIM. Martin. Of
Casey, was married Apr. Goth, to Miss
Mary +. Cook. Of Lincoln, at the residence
Of Marion Cook, the brides brother.
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w Alcofn, H. q Harris and T. W. Var
non, 10 defend HIM Ferrell confessed :,
the killing and after the prosecution had
introduced several Witnesses TO show IN,
enormity of the crime, and the defense
had asked for mercy on account Of his
confession, the case was given to the jury.
After short retirement a verdict Of Peni.
Tertiary for life was agreed on. Doubtless
his confession saved him from being hung.
Ned Humber was fined $50 for trespasa.
Brad Henson, Tor retailing liquor, a
judgment Cor 600
Alex johnson, Cor petit larceny, 30 days
hard labor.
VIM. and Merrill Blakely and Joe
Baughman, were acquitted on the charge Of
ob-iructing the railroad.
VIM. jackson was sent to the Peniientia.
~ for Is months for grand larceny
Willis Evans, for stealing goods from a
dwelling house, sent to the Penitentiary
for two year,.
Wood Lyttle, for carrying concealed
weapons, was dned s25 and sent to Jail for
10 days.
WYATT and Taylor Mckinney and Mitch
ell Trice, were sent to the Peniteniiary for
20 months, each, for hog stealing.
Clint Todd, J. Dowell and John Petre,
each, were fined S2j and sent to jail for 10
days for carrying concealed weapons.
Sam House was declared an embecile by
a jury, and Committeeman appointed TO
take charge Of his small estate
The Grand Jury returned seventy seven
indictments
The iur.es have been discharged, and the
Court will adjourn to-day. Judge Owsley
goes to Wayne to commence Circuit Court
there next Monday.
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CONE AT LAsr.-The Spring time has
come at last with all that such a season can
bring. The slumage Of birds, the yerdure
of the woods and fields, and the iints Of
wild flowers, are not more beautiful and
attractive than the charming dress good,
ribbons, trimmings, laoes, etc, etc, that
are to be had at Hayden brothers. Never
before, in the history Of our town have
prettier and sveelsr things been offered to
please the ladies
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BEAuTIFuL.-we were shown yesterday,
by Mr.. r. II. Wearen, a magnificent Glass
Casket that he had just received, II is
beautifully trimmed in silk, and superbly
mounted. lie wants the people to know
that he can furnish such things and save
them the lrouble Of going to other mar-
ketn
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eau Jor Meeting Of countv oOm'tee.

The members Of the Democratic County
Committee will meet in the Court-lIouse
next Monday County Court day. to
transac, important business. BY order Of
W. O. HANsFoRD, Chm.
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Go TO TIM BEsr- We have hrsl-olass
Barber shop under the st. Asaph Hotel.
Those who have been wishing tor such an
one for 50 long, should patronile II, and
not 10 10 a fye-oont, econd-class place.
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THE wEATHKR-for the last two weeks
has been unusually dry for the time Of
wear.
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lcE.-Mr. Barrow delivers ice TO regular
customer, this year at one cent per pound.
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An notes and accounts due M for 1873
unsettled by July II, ~, will be placed
in the hands Of officers for collection. Re.
apcctfully. nieeina n Grimes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-02

CoUNrY CouRr and Horse SHOW day
next Monday.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

GERNAN MmLET sErD at wearcn a
Eynna
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

For Ladies' Best Custom CATERS,
For Ladies' Best Custom Newport Ties,
For Ladies' Kid Strap Sandals,
For Ladies' Cloth-top Button, Qrench HeeD
For No. 1 Whole-stock Brogan,
For Mems Box-toed Alexis Ties,
For Mems, Youths and Boys Shoes, all grades
GO TO GEO. III. BRUCE e CO.
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Noricr.-l am compelled TO have the
money due me on last year. accounts, and
u not paid at once, shall try the virtue
Of the law. This u no idle talk. J. n
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Mn. WN CHESAuLr-Of Richmond,
formerly Of this county, has been unani-
mously elected to a professor.hiP in the
Law Department Of the University Of Lou
isville, to Gil the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Hon. James Speed. Mr.
Chenault commenced the practice Of Law
at the Standard bar. lie is much attached
to his profession, and communicated with
ease his vast acquired knowledge, thereby
being particularly fitted for his new posi-
ton.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-02

fHAvE bought thoroughbred Durham
Bull, a very Gne one, for my own use, but
will permit him TO serve few cows for
others, q, 81 each, payable when the ser
vice l. rendered. NC. Portman.
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A CrmosrrY.-A lady, living in the vi
ciniiy Of Crab Orchard. and attending
Court here this week, had with her a four
year-old child that was a real curiosity.
IT, heal was about the sine Of a grown
persons aud when placed between the eye
aud the sun seemed almost transparent,
especially where the brains should have
been. it, mother says that it has never
spoken. or shown signs Of having hardly
any mind.
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Now Is THE TINE-To get your Spring
and Summer goods, while the stocs il fresh
and you have first choice. II you want a
light, handsome Summer bat, a cheap and
tasty suit Of Spring clothes, pair Of real
ly elegant shoes, trimmings for dresses a.
beautiful As the wings Of tropic butterflies,
nea, and desirable carpet, exquisite fur
ni,ure, or uoti~ns Of any kind, go first to
HAYDEN Brothers, and you will be certain
10 get them.
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Non SCARLET FEvEn.-The Doctors tell
us that the disease tina, several Of the chill
dren here are afflicted with, IL not really
Scarlet Fever, but something resembling Il
very closely. Il I, we'll, however. to use
prccaution, that /: be not spread.
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LEo BArL.-wood Lyttle, sentenced to
Jail for 10 days Tor carrying concealed
weapons, during some delay iRtaking him
thlther. and while the attention Of the
officers was called of, succeeded in getting
sui Of the Court-IIouse aud making his
escape. a bench warrant was issued for
him
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Norw1HsrANpINo-T great rush Of
people around the counters Of Hayden
Brothers during the past ten days. the
salesmen have been able to wait politely
upon all who called. The new goods, low
prices, and excellent quality Of every thing
the firm has for sale, render that store the
headouarters Of hundreds.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-30
Albert Mer,es. agent for A. L. B!

Albert Mertes, agent for A. L. Ban croft 6 O., is canvassing Phoenix TOT the following books: !" The Achieve ment of Stanley, the African Expior- er," late edition of the Foundation snd Success of Laws and Trade" hy ] an B Shaffer; "Buffllo Bill" Wild Bnl;" Life of Geo. A Custer, the great Indian Fighter Life of Gen Harney;" The Pacific Law Encyclo pedis," b5 Cowdory of the San Fran cisco Bar; The Worlds Encyclope fia of Wonders and CuriositiesiA ; Creative and Sexual Science. What Women should Know" b5 Mrs. E B DufErr, "Wife and 8 Mothtr,' " Pic 4orgal History of the U. s." Orders can be left with Curry, the watch maker,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-30


 One well 316y4119 supplies all the water used at not only the mill but at the mine and at the town of Sey- mour. For time this queston as- sumed a serious aspect, but st the depth of 72 feet plenty of good water was obtained, and although con- stant drain is being made it has no noticeable effect on the volume. The pumping is kept busy about one half the time and consumes only one cord of wood per day.
 The ore is hauled from mine to mill by tue Cerio Gordo Freighting Company, of which J. E. Durkee is manager. This company have a six months contract at $3 per ton. They give employment to 13 men, and have in constnnt use about 90 animals that consume about ton of barley per day. The charcoal used in the blacksmith shops is made by Mexicans, who get 40 cents per bush cl, and it is said to be of an excellent quality The freighting company is now delivering about 35 tons per day.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-30
The Funeral orJ. Le Barr.

Last Sunday the funeral ceremony over the remains of John Le Barr, who was murdered by McClosky, took place. The services were per formed by the Odd Fellow fraternity, of which deceased was an honored member. At 10:30 a. m. the body preceded by Phoenix Lodge No. 2 I. o. o. F. and followed by large number of carriages proceeded to the Odd Fellows bnrying ground, a mile distant from town at which the beautiful burial services of the order were performed. On returning to the hall, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted.
 WHEREAS, It has pleased the Al mighty Ruler of the Universe, to re- move from our midst Brother John LcBar of San Diego Lodge, No. 153, I. o. O. F.. Cal, of late residing among us.
 RcsoIced, That in the death of Bro. LeRarr, society has lost valued member, and the Order of Odd Eel lows a faithful brother.
 Res0grsd, That we tender our ear. nest and heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing widow and family of our deceased brother: and in token thereof, copy of these resolutions be forwarded to them by this Lodge ResoZued, That these resolutions bC published in the Phoenix HERALD and the Territorial ErpOsitor.
 ED. VANDERBILT
 J. T. ALsAP, Committee.
 A. P. PETIT.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-30

THE beet sugar mills throughout the country are doing better this year than at any previous period. The fact ths larger ereas are being put in, is proof positive of it's pecuniary success This valley possesses every facility for the growing of the sugar beet, and It's manufacture into sugar. It would have larger field to supply than those of California, and is well worth trying. Five hundred acres will keep a mill running for several months, and would give employment to large body of men, besides keep ing the money at home.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-30

@Horses boarded by the day, week or month at Reasonable rates. Satls faction gu u,ranteed.