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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-21
Tunnel CifN.

WASTED At TUNNEL CTTY.-lt Is iortu-
nate for the Somerset reporter at Brod-
head that he cannot be found, as certain
young gentleman here would be glad to
send a requisition for him, II he could he
caught mp with.
SNow.-It was quite novel to see The
train Of ears from Cincinnati covered with
several inches Of snow lastMonday morning
when there was none to be seen on the
ground. The conductor reported IT to be
nine inches deep in Cincinnati and six
inches at Lexington. Scarcely flake
here.
BIErm.-Taken up, as an estray, on the
18th inst, by the wife Of Z. Il. Davis,
9-pound feminine being, Of angelic appear
ance. supposed to have escaped through the
gates Of the spirit world, so says the hus-
band, but we premise that they came by il
after the good old way. They have chris
tened her Leila A., and she has already be-
come the object Of much attention
New REsIDExrs.- Among our new resi-
dents We are glad to announce the name
Of the very clever and intelligent gentle
man, Mr.. Henry Keller, recently from
Georgetown, but formerly Of Covington,
Kentucky. He has the management OF
Mr.. p. Bauy's store, and is gentleman
we'll qualified to please his customers. MIR.
A. C. Middleton informs US that it is his
intention also, to move with us as soon as
his wife's health will admit. We wish her
speedy recovery, and guarantee them a
cordial welco=e to this Eldorado Of
health.
A BLuNDERER.-.If all the illusions Of
the reporter who presumed to report FOL
Tunnel City last'week, are as far from the
truth a. the items given concerning us, hi
should certainly have the belt as the cham
MON blunderer. Rev. J. X. Reid will moi
preach here this year, that any one excep
said reporter, knows Of. There is no Davi
4 Melvin's saw-mill here, consequently h
could not be employed as oa-bearer il
4 such. But there are mills here that fur
/. nish employment in that capacity to per
E sons having more muscle than brains, am
I said reporter being considered TO posses
/ these qualifications, can have the position
: by bringing a recommendation from hi
e former employer
The LAST BAR ROOM CLosED.-Anoths
, decided improvement in our condition
n morally, il the vanquishing Of alcoh'
n from our community, which has been her
a tofore the breeder of all disorder and law
: essness. The last dram-shop closed tn
Il week, an event that was hailed with grei
h Joy by all our peaoe-loving citizens. Gree
e credit should be due Mr. Lusk for tn
= happy result. Base would be the man wi
y would now let his greed for gain indu
Is him to offer for sale an article so pernicio
y 10 his fellow-man, and so objectionable
&c every respectable person in the commm
20 v. No man of any self-respect can do !
~ and the trustees have determined that MOI
n other shall, IL there is any virtue in {
IN Iau
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A good unlauudried shirt for % cents.
Floor Oilcloihs in new design. and very
cheap.
Don't wear that old hat any longer Come
and get one Of new style.
DcSicr's Knitting Cotton in all numbers.
Also, a good Cotton ior cents a ball.
New Stock Of Ladies, Misses and Chill
drcn's Cotton Hose in white aud colors.
An elegant new stock Of Cheviots for
shifting, really nice and fully equal to the
French goods
We will open, this morning, fly pieces
New Prints, in medium light work fof
early Spring wear.
Zinc Trunks, Paper Trunks Leather
Trunks, valisei, Travelling Baes, Carpe,
satchels a specially.
A large stock Of Towels, aud Crashea
The largest and best lO-cent Towel ever
sold in this or any other market
New Spring Dress Goods just in, at from
10 cents per yard mp. Some very nice
goods in the latest shades and colors.
Our stock Of Black Cashmeres is full and
we confidently assert that we have the best
goods for the money to be found anywhere.
1O.OOO.-Ten thousand yards Of Ham
burg Edgings and Inserting, in new and
beautiful styles Just received and cheaper
than ever before. Come and see them.
New stock Of Brown and Bleached Cot
tons, in all grades. Now is the time tt
make up your cottons for Spring and Sum
mer wear.
Large stock Of Jeans, which we are de
termined to close out before Spring. Prieel
have reduced 20 a. to secure an early sale
We received new lot Of prints thii
week. which We are selling At ive-oent
per yard.
Another nice assortment OF Torchon ans
and Linen Edgings, Magic Ruiilings, &c
Don't forget that we have the finest AM
best Calf Boot ever offered in Stanford.
Come and see our dollar Corset; full fitt
bones and handsomely trimmed.
The newest thing out in ladies' Line
Collars and Cuffs, just in.
Towels, crashes, table linens, napkin
&c, &c.
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DEATHS

MonnisoS Nick Morrison, who was
acnt from this county ~ the last April
Term Of the Circuit Court, to the Pcniten-
iiaiy Tor two years for killing Geo. Gooch,
died a few days ago In that institution. Tie
was we'll connected here.
wrAnrS-On Friday morning last, after
weeks Illness, Mr. Drcwrcy Wearen.
aged 80 year,. For fhy years he was q
member of the Baptist Church, and BIZ
walk through life was such a. to make foI
him a good name, and win many friends
who sorrow with the bcfcavcd 10 their at
Fiction. The funeral was preached by
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce, aud the remains inferred
IN nunalo Cemetery.
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HusfonrHIe.

A RuMoR.-There is rumor On our
streets to-day, that Mr. Cozatt has bought
out the interest Of Mr.. Rose, in the firm OF
Cozatt Il Rose.
ARRESTED The negro girl mentioned
in last weeks letter has been arrested on
the charge Of inianticide. We hope the
Law will consider her ignorance and power
~ AS palliaiion Of the ohense.
W. ARE Nor ALLOWED 10 ENrLAIN,--
We are mortified and indignant in view Of
the manner in which you treated some Of
our lady representatives at your recent
hop. "Miss Blank Blank dressed, Se!'
What describe the halo, and ignore the
divinity that dwelt within Go into &C.
staoies over the setting, and overlook the
level in all its sparkling preoiousne@s
which that setting encircles Atroeious'
II this be your practice we shall hereafter
Keep our young ladies at home, and send
their trunks to be mvenloried.
/ PrnsoNAL-Our old friend, Col. Bow
man, has our wamest sympathy in hi
great bereavement. ..... Miss -- Burdetl
Of Garrard, has been visiting friends II
this vicinity Tor two weeks. Doctor II
Brown has re-painied his ofice-painted
brown, too-and Is 40 we'll liked lis ieare
he'll never many....Dr. Archie Burto
has commenced practleing here, and prom
t ises to be active so long as his horse
which Is in delicate health-may proV
able for duty Sam Boone passed thr'
town a few days since. We inquired e
the health Of Murphy" bat didn't q
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uissrs MANN rtkros and ranihca Mckinney
accompanied by WIN O.. Mckinney. lcn Yesterday
0r tisIi 90 Mr. wm. noysion OF uarrad
M. D.. o.. Coturn. worthy duzen Of the
oab Orchard nciahbofhooi Who recently removed
TO Converse. No. writes that Do De- much pleased
with bis new homo.
W. arc pleased 10 note the arrival Of Misac'
Noine T.. Ilia, raiiie and Ahbis tarfin' nom
Keniustg. on tho qsih uil THE most Kentucky
airi. they ar, aii good hooking, and Their aecom-
piishmcnis arc MANY and nfe. icilnion County
Mo- Register.
rrrorfs from Russell tnd several oihef countie'
are exceedingly favorable 20 our oandidaic ioi
coinmoaWcalih's Attorney, q. g. Wauon' ~
This i source 81 rrcat qualification 10 III
ffienAs here. Who predict that be- VII No. elected
ny arsrr mal GRITTY than was ctef obtained in thi'
UIafffII
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LINCOLN COINTY.
EngTeman's mn.

BAD CoLDs.--There seems to be an cpl
demic in this neighborhood in the way Of
bad colds.
PRrAcHrNG.-Elder Joseph Ballou will
preach at Rush Branch next Sunday, at
n o'clock.
CArTLE.-Messrs. Hall a Gunnells, two
enterprising cattle traders Of Wayne coun-
~, have been in this vicinity with LOT Of
good mountain cattle.
ATTENTION, MILERs.-Any one wish
ing To engage in the milling business will
find II to their interest to call on, or adj
dress; c. b. Engleman, at this place.
PERSONALITIES Susie Farris left We'd
nesday, for her home in Louisville, after a
protraeted visit to relatives and friends in
this vicinity ...... Miss Lettie Helm. oi
Stanford. spent few days with Miss Ellis
Engleman, this week.
Az OLD JOKE Our postollice has beer
supplied with stamps and postal cards
Owing to the great competition in tn
postoiice business at this place, our pos
master will sell stamps at reduced rates
You can buy three stamps for i0-cents, OF
one for three cents. Give rs a call befor
purchasing elsewhere.
s.s.-rBy request OF Mr.. Green Bright
an effort will be made To organize Uniol
Sunday School at Bnght's School-house OF
the 5ih Sunday in this month. IL is
good move in the right direction. Let
all unite with Mr. Bright, and have re'
live Sunday School. There are enoug
children in this vicinity To have lare
school. The Sunday School At New Prov
idence is kept up the year round. VIII
can't we do likewise? Because there
not enough interest manifested. Ever
one is waiting for some body else to tai
; the lead--don't wait, but every body /
with the determination Of doing all thu
can for the cause, and they will be crow
ed with success. So every body come
the 9TH sunday, and bring some body ell
with YOU
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BOLYE COUNTY.
DanriIIe.
-AL.-..aLnL

(Advocate)
A VAuLr.-The Trustees Of the Gene.
terry are thinking oil pu"uins ''""
where the old superintendent mouse
stands.
CRculr CouRr.-The trial OF Jno. Tay-
lor for the murder of Mrs. Bottoms,
twelve wears ago. was continued ill the
next term. The third trial Of G. c. ellis
ME for the killing of James Terhune, re-
sulted In an acquittal. Three negroes en-
gagged in the row at shelby City, at a recent
primary election, we're sentenced to hfty
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app,e. Of cold III Pictures Of sarer.

The stanford JoURNAL Is eight years
old, and j. siill increasing in favor ard
subscribcrs. Il Blue-Grass Clipper.
The Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL, one
Of our most valuable State exchanges, has
Just entered upon its eighth year. The
JouRSAL is ably edited, thoroughly indie
pendent, and always fully up in local news
matters. Its success. is deserved Lou
isyille Sunday Argus.
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]. R. WARREN
s. SON,
"P. O. STORE"
DEALERS ~

Sugar.. Conees, Teas, syrups, xoiasses.
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Tart, Candles.
starch, Soda, Bluine. Rice, Butter, Fay.
sweet and Irish Potatoes, Canned Goods
IIominy. Beans. sc. We have Just
laid In a lot Of articles In the Hardwap
Line. such a. Axes. Sheep Shears.
knives and Forks, Padlocts PRUNING
shears. We also have a fresh stoct
ofConar., Hames, Backhands, Blind
And Riding Brides, Trace Chains
Hoes. Rakes, and every thing necessary
For use In the farming and gardening line.
We intend to keep the hest stock Of
Fancy Groceries in town. and car alwaYs
Furnish our customers with such
Thing. a. Canned Goods; in this line, We
Have Peaches, Pears, Cherries,
Tomatoes. Corn, Rsspberries, Strawberries,
Oysters. salmon, Mackercl, sardines.
Pickles. Ground and French Mustard,
Extracts. Baking Powders, Apple and
Peach Butter, Mince Meat, Sauces,
Preserves. Cheese. Crackers, cooOanu,s,
Gelatin, Spices, Corn starch, Laundry and
Fancy Soaps, Raisins, cuuants, Nuts.
Plain and Fancy Candies, Matches, &e.
We sell a-year-old pure Cider Vinegar
Al 10 cents per gallon. In Wooden Ware,
We keep Tubs, Buckets, Firkins,
sugar Boxes; Empty Barrels at 10 cents
washbOards, sifiers, Brooms, Axe Handles
conee Mills, half Bushels. We will buy
At all times and pay the highest market
Price therefor, in goods, Butter (weil
workea,l Ezs tfresh,l Lard. Potatoes.
Apples, Turkeys, Meal and Flour, and
WIN aim to be ready, at all times, to
Furnish to the citizens OF town and vicinity
All Of the latter named articles.
We wish 10 call attention Of the Sporting
Portion Of the community, to the met
That We keep Powder, shot, Caps, wads,
Powder Flasks. We keep Briggs Bros,
D. NJ. Ferry & Co.'S and Detroit Seed
COS Seeds. We invite all 10
Give US a call when in need Of
Any thing in our line.
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A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN !

Having determined TO move West, with my lam
ily offer at private sale, for the next lev days,
Ior OF nEDsIEAns, BUREAUS, WAsnsfANDsiWAhb
gOaFs SOFA LOUNGES, A 40. nRussELs AND Ofn-
m CARTETs, CnAIRs, STOVES, AND MANY oiHhh
uOUsIHOLD AND KI1tnrS AHfioLhs HAVE also
A no. 4 DURHAM nilk COW fou sALE. Nnll anu tet
4 bargain. a6I-2t THOs. BtIOkD
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SRI Fon ArnIL lsr.-1he rc-enaciment
Of the sam Holmes farce i advertised to
come oil At Somerset, the sih day Of the
Spring Term Of the Circuit Court The
usual large number Of witness have been
summone from this county.
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SonrrmNo roR THE LApIrs-Ahcr the
season opens, will keep on hand gcner-
al assortment Of the choicest flowers and
flower seed, which will sell at catalogue
prices. Call At Carson 4 no'lds' and see
diem. jaime. Carson.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A DESIRABLE FARM FOR RENT

As Administrator OF the estate Of Drewfy Wear
en- 1iecl. will rent Tor the present. year the Farm
GU which the deceased resided. A comiortahle
dwelling; 100 Acres OF Land about p OF which are
In wheat 20 10 20 in corn ana the remainder Is
mostly IN grass. -
M1-n GRO. ID. NEAALNs AunaNs
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Com SSAr.-The polar wave that swept
this r. gion this week. has causcd the ear
" gardener 10 cease from his labors. Snow,
sleet end ice, half an inch thick, are some
nf The ctlorl. 81 b.
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foun ron MURDER docket q ,he
approaching Circuit Court will embrace
i2s Commonwealth caaci, four Of which
are for murder.
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THr Nrw BASK-At Danvillc has re.
ccived $4,000 Of crisp nov notes for the
$4,000 worth of bonds deposited At the
Treasury
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wtRRIteE~

HAusrn- EoW fn--On the 10th, vt the
residence Of Mr. A. Miller, Chaa. lIauser
10 Mr.. Eliza Bohfcr, both Of Switzerland.
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BmrH stephen $. Myers, Esq., q the
proud parent ola girl baby. II arrived
yesterday, and weighs hine pounds.
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IMPRovrNESr.-Mes. McRoberts \
siagg have replaced their old counters with
handsome and convenient ones, and are
treating the inside % their store TO bright
new coat Of psint When completed the
establishment will be a model q neainess
and hcauty
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60 to MoAlister n Lyle. and zee their
new stock Of mems neckties
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NV hamburg edging. expected io-mor-
row. Wait and see them. MoNli'ier \
I.vile.
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Bnrrm TIMEs. That the times, imam
cially, grow better all the tire, Is fully
exeaplifed by the fact that the trade Of
our merchants increase "as the days go
by.p Messrs. Hayden Brother, who sell
as many goods as any house in Central
Kentucky, inform ms that there Is marx e
ed increase in their sales as compared with
thia time last year. This firm oilers Tho
hesi goods at the lowest prices, which M
doubt accounts for the thousands OF dol
lars' worth Of merchandise that pas7e
throssh their hau,ls each season,
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LOCtL HtTTERS.

srnrvo IIAr- ut McAlisier a I.yile'-.'
ron BAnaAINs-In furniinrc, &c. in.
ierview Tom nufori.
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TnE CouSrERrEITIRs.-fmnk Wilmer
late a barber at this place, has been sen-
fenced TO six years In the Penilentiary at
Joliet, lll, and to pay tine Of 500 for
countericiiing. The Crabtrees, peTe and
ia, on the same charge, were fined, the
former 81 900 and given ten years, and the
laiterSi and given 3 years in the same lnsii-
tuition. Several Others Of the notorious
Crabtrec gang we're convicted, and !. Is
hoped that their ncfarious operations have
come 10 am abrupt termination.
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CornT DoISos.-Mil Embry, one OF the
most worthless Of very worthless family
Of negroes was tried before Judge Brown
this week for keeping gambling house,
and fned $3.50. He had not won enough
IN paw him out. 40 he goes To the rock
pile Tor go days. Solon Craig, another
neg-o, was fined $50 for giving his old
daddy heating. lie too, went to the rock
ii
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lIoUsE BcENED.-rhe house occupied
BY William Decker and family, near High
land, va. burned this week. Nothing Of
Consequence wassaved. and a. there was no
insurance. the loss falls very heavily on
Mr. Decker, who, besides being a poor man,
has been confined 10 his bed by sickness for
several months. \ subscription paper is
being circulated in his behalf, and We have
no doubt that onr citizens will respond
/ literally.
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Fon rmEPENIrESrIAEy John :. Reese,
Sheriff Of Knox county, passed here yester-
day with three white men for the Pcniien-
tiary. Martin Gambron, for hor-e stealing
two Year,; John y. Smith, house-brcakins,
two YEAR. aud Doc wilhom one year, for
nalicious stabbing.
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NEW SroRE-About the LIT o. April,
Mr.. George II. Bruce will open at Tevi'
old stand, large assortment Of Ready
nade Clothing. and Gents Furnishing
Goods, sc. Mr.. Bruce has had number
Of years experience in the mercantile bu-
dness, j. a No. business man, and We
bore he will succeed in his enterprise BE-
yond his most sanguiue hopes.
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Is JAu--Caio wilhers, for keeping
gambling house, and Armp Woods for
perjury. were tried before an Examining
Court this week and sent on. Both are
negroe-. who toll not, neither do they spin,
but il j. likely that the State and county
will get some work out Of them before
many davs
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WmIrrs ASD NEGRoEs FoESALE-Coun-
" Attorney Miller and Smith X. Mershon,
Town Marshal, are making arrangements
20 sell several chronic white and negro
loafers who disgrace this town, aud have
notified them that unless they seek other
ields or go to work, they will be put up at
auction and knocked down to 1he highest
and best bidder This has been done in
various parts OF the State with great sue
GEES, aud We hope that AN example will he
made here at once.
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SrlLL AERIvISG.-We mean that novel
tie In the goods line are arriving quite
frequently at Hayden Brothers, and our
advice tn all, is-dont buy until You see
what they have. Buying cor cash eSeln-
siyely, they are enabled to give their Gus
TONERS the full bencGl Of low prices. We
have observed that during the last few
DAYS the firm has been doing lively bn-
sines., As people have found out where to
get such bargains as snit their purses.
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WANTED At TUNNEL CrrY.-It is iortu-
nate for the Somerset reporter at Brod-
head that he cannot be found, as a certain
young gentleman here would be glad to
send a requisition for him, II he could he
cnnnht nm uilh
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sLANDERING LOUISIANA.
Washington correspondent of the New
Orleans Times writes as follows:

Washington correspondent of the New
Orleans Times writes as follows:
Avery lively interest Is felt and expected here
and In New York relative to your cons L utional
convention. By most level headed people 1t il
looked upon az q scheme to repudiate the debts
ana liabilities of the State. In order that the
money necessary to the welfare and happiness
q me needy hummer In politics may no longer
&c donated from his gaping pocket to the cred
4I0rs oil the State. That the reputation OF the
gent would In any degree tighten the burdens oil
ne people no one believes. In fact. by the nee
cssaIy land unnecessary expenses OF q con-
sontlon. their burdens are at all events to be In
cleased We do not hear that any of the patriots
- 50 anxious to formulate new constitution.
~, VI you are ready TO serve the commonwealth
~Tmnaout the usual per diem and mileage.
me monksyish pranks of the patriots In
tSowsI with you have damaged the credit and
k ooo Lame Of the State more than ten years OF
SneeL ana stable government can repair.
4 10y mere who sympahized with your struggle
y usp.ure the control OF your own govern ment.
osnr r mat your success would DrfDg econ
Dointed - uA'"A
~ was said to me yesterday by New York
SSeacnant. we'll known among you, Il don't
ss 80 " nave much at risk among people who
jSSuuiate or default their public obligations.
a. Ihn. 10 addition. they Insist upon the luxury
nay count me out.n
Inc above Is fair specimen of the defama-
- dispatches and letters furnished the
uenern Republican press from Washing
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE

New Orleans. January 20, 1879.
The Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company of New Orleans
has this day filed in this office
sworn statement in regard to regis
tered policies in said company, and
deposited the necessary reserve
thereon, as required by act No. 80
Of the extra session Of the General
Assembly Of 1S77a.aptitied Gan act
to better secure ELDERS of life in
surance policies In this State to
provide reserve fund therefor,
and for other purposes"
ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
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