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Correspondence. 2(uitiu, Set. ~. 1879
Infer Turncerein 1T gesenmdrtig in elmer
idledten rSir". ST fam fein Yier mebr
befOmmen (?) meoer fur @elb nod quite
8crte! ST lpirb allo mcbl eincs ldudb=
liden SOoeS userbprIdten" mii6en, (pber
aud nidt! mas befanntli9 gang baiielbe
bebeutet). alic, tpie sefast Der Iurn=
perein befonntt fein Bier mebr! Sic f5nz
men li9 benfen, Serr Gebafteur, ipeldes
@utieeen oieIe Hadrtdt inter ben bieiisen
2urnern 9erpprserui fen bat. uniere Iur=
net wclleu ia serne, nidt turnen, fedten
&c. Dbsleid iie 70 perleHen barauf Iinb =
pa fommt mir 1don 1pieoer bas Derteuielte
uober AUDI ni6t" in ben Sinn - aber ibr
8ier parf man ibuen ni4t nebmen, ipnlt
merben lie tpilo! sic perben lid nun
perwmnbert frasen, mas bieS nWilo mer=
ben" paein gier mebr befcmmen4 &c. Ell
sentlid bebeuten ion. 9tur @ebulb, id
merbe Sic ic9lei4 in bic @in;elnbeiten
unieres uGulturfampfes i'm Sleinen"
(meinetwesen fonnen Sic eS aud u8ierz
fries4 nennen) @ulturfampf ilt aber biel
pOetiider, etnpeiben. gs beItebt bier cine
9iquSr Dealers INpciation! Dieie 9iquSr
Dealers aHcciatipn beitebt aus 8irtbeu,
gierasenten uno Sdnblern in @etrdnfen,
uub Der 3med berielben lit, su berbiten,
oaB bic Wirtbe lid an Der vgimmelntaz
idine", nidt ben erellen, sraulisen ganz
ferctt an ben SalS oreben! - Weine unz
maBseblide Ufeinung lit nun, bab 1ie pies
10 fpie 10 ntdt getban baben ,piirben, audi
menn feline 2iquSr Dealers IlIcciaticn
ms Seber serufen ipcroen ipdre. - Oie
@irtbe perpflidten iid. fir iebes glas
wSdcpner") gier 10 Gents, unp far
Sdnapps, &C. Is eents gu nebmsn, unb
bic Siera9enten, &c. Serpflidten ii6, nur
at lr(4e Wirtbe ibre @etrdnfe au liefern,
bic obiSeh menidenf freunbliden Ycridriiz
ten nadfcmnlen. Sd, babe mir iasen
laiien, oaB bies Die MdBisfeit uusemein
fSroert, fintemalen ieet nidt mebr icpiele
Older Gier setrunfen iperben ipie fraber.
Das 1T nun aud gang tabid, penu iie
nur ben Surnperein banlit perIdpnt Bat:
ten! Glein irseno ein S9(aumeier pur
ter Mqupr Dealers afpeiation Bate aus.
ipirnirt. baB Der Eurnperein, ber, Sraft
ieines Sbdrters, bon ben Beifimmunser
beg gels sYundz@eieeeS befreit 1T unb lid
aliO aud nidt bic y8r&nt4 an ben Sals
bimmefn fam, baS @laS 8ier nod imme,
5u 5 Gents perfduit, anltatt ipie anoert
Derniinftiae Qeute, 10 Gents bal fiir 3u neb.
men. Sier icll nun Semanb se3munser
weroen, niht E tllis er, ionbern b II
rer gu perfaufen, alS er ielbf mill 81
Sbnen Idcn 10 gtwas poraefcmmen? 81
@ur1e cine Seriammluns oer 9iquS,
Dealers aliociation einberuied unp BE
l9lpllen bleiem mubnlinnisen @ebabrel
oes SurnSereinS @inbalt 5u tbun. Gs
wuroe ein Vrief an ben Q8irtbldafte
Dalso Sarfeeper Oes gurnpereins seididt
~ sWtf beoauern iebr II. I. f.; ALIEN bi
Wfaht Der Serbd !tniGe, unb 10 meter
: splnaeH uus - mir tSnnen'S mirflid mid
blllt9er tbun, es tOitet uns ielber mebr.-
{ Sts iinb alio ireunclidit eriudt, Sbr 8ie
aud FUR 10 GentS per @laS gu pertauien
mtcrlSenfallS mir Sbnen fem 8ier meb
. l!!etern fSnnen" &c. Da bitten Sie abe
eIHmaI uniere Turner ieben ioaen! I'm
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Sthwert und 3eder.
Moman yom glfrsb Graf Mbslmann.

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neil iie resimentul fiir bic menidlide
Giiterne lino; aber ieee bein yertrauen
auf 6cpfens gitters, pelde ausenlsine
Sdmdde ltinoi8e yeritepfuns uno alle
Comic &raufbeitsn f1rirfn meroeu. Sie
retteten Siaac pon einem lhwereu Nusfaa
pcn Itiprt.Tieter. Sic fno bas Non
qlus unum (cas GinsiSe uno Nue) BON
Webi3inen.
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2aiftt @elebrte fd saa!en unb f1reitsn;
Rimmermebr loq urs eia 8 Der entsnei'a;
Denn ME Der 3abne Berfaa ~ StrmeiSen.
Datob fanx wlsrli6 teia 3 pe,fel mebr lsin:
nSsber Der bsfsn plaastsn bewo,nt.
5uloist hem 9aubtr fes SOZODONT"
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IoCag NOTICES.


hoes CioAH, 2 Zoe Dc. n Harris.
Curw jackson. hest sweet navy tobacco
r..... p......,,.,,,.,. A. AfoRol,.,,.
A g..
PULL stock Of Fishing Tackleat Mcisob-
er's n'aggS'
Tur Famous Blue .Oraa Cigar Tor sale
by A. J. Harris.
a. m o....r. -. ...,...., !.
splendid lot Of Clothine and Hats.
p. ....,.,,.. .....,.,.
lnls,ssASs ,... \ ss."'''.s
'"'"l'o"""e" " '"'"""'" 'e"''' :
l.Aheh H'1es o' no,m"k- M .l,."rs
lame " ''"''""' '''''S " N"'"'"'' Z"
fehhy~
ATrFN1loS, fIsHsRMFS.- A full stock
.. hesI'i p roIss i'ne'' hooA'' "cr " Ohe'
"~"'
McRonrRrs A SrAoo are nov dispensing
the finest Soda Water ever sold In Stan
ford, and a. cold ~ charity.
xy., ~. ur.
WILL W. : hslAs ILn. 49, ~
1x 49, l,'n anu 'sas.sn. W IT, 9o'" W
NnehA"' 'e"'g' o'A"'of"'
Soda Water favored with the finest ~
rups and a. cold q. dreenlands icy noun
tains. . cents glass Chenault n rennys'
A this \. The .s.son Cor naintlne your
hor.e. Won 81, and comple1e siock IN
lead oil. and color Al Cheranit n Pen.
nv
,,.po...-. A So h..a...
u n.i'on.I's 49, oi "1 p,s,', "N Tss
wa NJ u, wv .nJ Nh ,n.ss F,..,a' ehssns,
ho,ulhs'i ~ WV ""ss ''""''- o"'"i'''
'"'" a"f Vo"''
FAM WARSISa tn AII.-AE accounts
and notes will b. warranted on At june
Quarterly Term II not settled before. An
derson n McRober:s.
m 50 a. TO-, ....,.,..
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Mss ,. n. DAVIS he. rshrnei from Nicholas
Vile.
BKIrrs. smils On Of ma. Je-Ph RallOu. .,
dangerously ~.
JuBoK :. ~ nooSE, Of psavri,. hoaored a.
with call this veet.
MIS- crsrmA cAs-oS ). visiting the f.aIly d
Squire W. r. Car-on
MIS- ANsiE csAio, ansr pleasant visit to Lsb-
anon, IL Asaia At home.
Miss JkNxK DUNCAN. Of Lancaster. Il sith hsf
sister. Mrs n. c. waurn, this veek.
Miss Ina corIK. pretty young lady from i.sx-
ington. Il visiting Miss Kate Dennis.
LrrrLE ASslE sHASKs had her dlslOoAlsd shoul-
der Fesei AZ DAnvilie. yesterday.
NIssEs BETTE ASD ANsIE HAMS are sr-ud.
iug the seek with relatives Ia Richmond.
Ma Asb Mss. T. X. sHrwHAKrH. Of Mercer,
we're visiting their ola ffiehds here this week.
Ma Hren Rrip Who will he one q tie Cenirs
College graduates, Is at home preparing his speech
f5t the occasion.
MAJ n. s. BHowS General Travelling Agent of
the O. A N. was In town yesterday and furnished
tickets to the Kansas nexrOes.
Mas. W. q. wHlca. Col 7. W. yarnon and ".
n. NsRoheris Of stamford we're among The EHeur-
sionisis To Cincinnati last saturday.
JUDoE J. :. KEEDaicE and vile. Of somerset,
vsre guests Of Mrs. }. W. Aloorn this week. They
~sre returning from visit 10 Abingdon, Va.
Mas JAooH IioHiSsoS. ~ the lovely Miss BID
die sweeney. visited Miss Pattie Rsaslsy. this
seek, and ,ook that young lady hack With her 10
Lancaster.
Miss JESSE BrcnASAS. Of Grab Orchard. Miss
Cam Harlan, Of Danville, and Miss Laelia
Bright. Of Lincoln, lovely trio, guests Of Miss
Bette Dennis
DGs g. W. BAoSAUen, r. W Logan, Steele
bailey, s. r. Craig and o. II. NeI.obcrts. attended
the meeting Of the State Medical society, at Dan
willie. this week.
Mas. s. MrKHs len on Monday last, ior a short
vidt to his ola home In Virginia. His vie ae-
eomranied him as lar as Louisville. vherc she oil
visit relatives tili he returns
MEsssA Jos. Il. PAxroS and win p. Gisens, Of
Central University, are Al home preparing their
sddrvs-es ior Coauisnosnaent Day, which will 10
the 20th OF May. n Hher, Of Paris, who viii
also graduate there, IL guest OF Mr. uivens-
Ms 5. a. Hiekle and family, len TUESDAY NOR.
uing 10 make their fiture home In kansas. Mr.
Hickls hs. been good citizen Of this county since
the var, and by a straightforward, honest eourse
has Won a great number Of friends, who wish him
success In his Western home.
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LINCOLN COUSTY.
Grab Orchard.

THK RAsE-Fishing parties are all the
rage, al present.
SEVERAL DEArHs-Recently among the
colored population Of our town,
CoNNEscEMEsr.-Mrs. $. y. II. Tar
rants Commencement begins the eth.
RErAIRING.--Th Christian Church is
undergoing repairs, and our sundAy-sehool
workers have 10 "hold the FORT at the
Baptist Church.
nARD TO BEAT-Miss Leila Robinson,
young lady living near this place, caught
lasi week, in Dix River, a ash Oumper,)
that measured eighteen inches. Who can
beat THAR
FlEE PoRrRAIT.-Mis Matte +. Cole
man has Just completed a splendid por-
trait Of the late Geo. dorden Granger
which Is indeed. a good specimen Of hs'
remarkable talent
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AcQuIrrKD.-Contrary 10 the expecta-
ton Of nearly every one in this county, the
RockcAstle Court and jury acquitted Geo.
Saunders Of the murder Of the negro man,
George Middleton, which occurred two
or three years ago, In a Chunch In Crab
Orchard. The case against him for rob
bling John Buehanan's store, in which a
change Of venue had also been obtained to
Rockeastle, was continued, Judge Ran
dali in the kindness of his tender old
heart, reducing the bail in il from $4,000
to $1,000. Saunders, under guarl of the
Sheriff and a posse Of ten, was brought
here and lodged IN jail last Saturday. His
brother went to work at once to make the
required bail and succeeded in getting Jas.
Henry Tucker 10 10 on the Rockcastle
bond with him and q. {. Colmisnil. But
the trouble was not through with that, for
the Court records here I'll owed that for an
assault on Henry Perkins, with intent to
commit robbery. $500 bond was neeeSsa-
ny to secure his freedom, for stealing four
hogs from John Buchanan, $500 more, for
stealing seven cattle from John Stons,
1000, and for resisting arrest, resisting
officer, and carrying concealed weapons,
$3.50 additional. The latter amount Of
$3.50 had previously been secured by Mr..
Hiram Roberts, but he yesterday Withdrew
from the bond, leaving the amount Of bail
yet TO be secured $2,250. Strenuous at
tempts have been made to raise this. but
Saunders has acquired such an unenviable
reputation that, although he has relatives
who could make bond OF several times
the amount wanted. they refuse To come "a
his aid. II Is astonishing 10 those who do
not know the true inwardness of Affairs "a
observe the great sympathy aroused ia
Saunders' behalfin ROckcastle. The sher'
III and several Of the officers Of the county
are ontspoken in their belief tina, saunders
Is prosecuted individual and ought TO be
relieved Of further embarranments and Il
il said thai the jury who went through tho
farce OF listening To the evidence were Of
that pig -head class who would have acquit
tel him on the evidence Of one sorry white
inan, even though Eve hundred good ne
eroes had sworn that they saw saunder
commit the deed. Knowing this state o
affair, We trust that our Commonwealth
Attorney will have the foreihought 10 ne
sisl any attempt at change Of venue q
that county Of the other indictments here
Justice Is all We claim, bat this can not b
obtained where every body Is for acquittal
guilty or not guilty. Should Saunders sue
= oeed in giving hail and would go forth from
the prison walls, that have held him 70
eighteen months, with an honest deiermi
! nation 10 reform and make man Of him
0 self. he will be met with Kind assistance
4 and rympathyi but, II on the other hand
: he should continue ths bent Of his forme
p ways, our citizens, who are tired Of Law
}, breaking and Law breakers, will soon Sho'
4 him that the days for snoh deeds are pas
and will not be permitted 10 return.
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CoRRnroNprxrs- notified that,
while We are always ready 10 announce
that there will be preaching At any Church,
We will not, hereafter, print that "the Rev.
90 and 20, preached at such Church Last
sunday" unless something particularly
striking about the sermon can be men
timed
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0ooDnyE Hoos.-On and AFTER the 2Oth,
sny hog, shoat or pig, found on the streets
or alleys Of Stanford, will be taken into the
keeping Of the Marshal and sold 10 the
highest bidder, the money arising from the
sale, 10 he applied. first 10 the payment Of
costs and charges, and the residue, Il there
ne any. 10 the owner.
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surEHvnons John W. Reid, r. }. fo--
ter and up. Bailey. have been engaged all
the week On 'he assessors bookA They
found that property has been given in at a
very low figure, and that the number Of
lists l. much below last years. They have
notified 100 persons to appear here, Friday,
2Srd, to show cause Why their Assess
menis shall mo-, be raised.
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HocKER.--The relatives Of Mr.. w. d.
Hooker, in this vicinity have learned with
regret Of the sudden death Of HE vile At
her home In New York, recently, Mr. II.
was formerly citizen Of this county, and
l. a brother Of the father Of J. 5. a r. W.
Hooker.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-16

Kansas ExoDusrERs.-Eleven oolored
recruits 10 the great AIRY Of Kansas emf
grants, left here yesterday. They were
among the best Of their class, As has been
the case with all who have left here, the
worthless being bound 10 remain because
Of their poverty.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-16

IHAvE the best Pump in the world for
sale. Warrant in every respect Two hun
dred in use In this county giving perfect
satisfae lion. have also 100000 plants,
embracing all the best varieties. A. a.
Pendleton.
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REooSsrprnKD.--The jury In the Wood
Lyttlc case were forced by the law 10 find
him guilty, but most Of them subsequent
y signed petition 10 the Governor for his
pardon. Lyttle got hold Of this and took
Il 10 Governor McCreary. but found, on
reaching there that the jury had recon.id-
cred since hh escape and had sent an
other paper, praying that the Executive
would not interfere with the verdict.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-16

ConMEScKwENr.-In q few weeks tho
Schools and Colleges will hold the Annual
commencement exercises and Of course all
The young ladies will want 10 look a. pref.
" a. the June roses. Our advice 10 al Of
them, throughout this section, is; 90 10
hayden Brothers for yonr dresses, ribbons,
laces, fans, ETC., ETC., for we sssure you
that in no city in the land can you find
more exqulslte good 20 cheap.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-16

srrrHrSs-Mra. Bette Stephens, daush-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs Mack Pendleiou, died
In Independence, Mo-, on the sth, " Con-
sumption, aged "a years. She was we'll
known here.
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HHsfearnie.

EPIDEMIC. Spring Fever raging and
virulent, and the Doctors all gone to the
the Association.
SLIGHT RAIS.--The few drops Of rain
last evening and this morning relieved the
apprehensions Of those who were expecting
hail.
1T Will woRK.--The firm Of W. II.
Smith a Co., on May lat, reduced their
system Of business TO a cash basis. They
have also reduced the prices Of goods in
many departments Of their elegant stock;
while cotton goods, every description Of
which has advanced in the Eastern mark.
cts, will still be sold at former prices.
PRouD.-we were proud Of the array Of
Doctors who left on Tuesday morning for
the District Medical Association at Dan
Vile. In fact 80 far as good looks, youth,
professional skill, gentlemanly bearing and
good clothes are concerned, our delegation
is success. We need only mention the
august Brown-the Nestor Of the band
the elegant and festive Alcorn-the Ado
mis- par excellence-theg genial, gentle, hard
riding Drye, whose prototype may be
found in Jehu, who "driveth furiously,"
and the ingenious, blushing Burton IA
young Doctor can blush) 10 make the list
complete.
DmwIDDrE-The effects Of Mrs. Emily
Dinwiddie, decd, we're sold on Saturday.
The proceeds amounted to $ll20O, which
will amply cover her burial expenses, in
cluding a modest memorial on her grave.
A widow, childless, homeless and without
relatives, she came frsm Missouri and
sought and found peaceful place to- die
among those who had been the companions
Of her girlhood and friends Of her prosper
Gus maturity. She was from early life a
member Of the Presbyterian Church at
Hustonville, of which congregation her
first husband, Afford Briggs, was an Ell
Gent and beloved Elder
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AyER's MEDIcINn. A. n. Avery
southern Agent Tor the old and responsi-
bic FIRM Of DR.. J. Q. Aver a Co., Lowell
Mas. spent day or two here this week
advertising and re-contracsing for the sale
Of their excellent medicines and remedies
which have stood the test for over forty
years, and increased in popularity wherey-
er they have been introduced. Especial
attention is directed 10 their "ad" in an
other column.
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co. srRrNos Mr.. !. 5. Tevis, the 20.
lite and popular manager Of the Springs,
IL very busy preparing for The enjoyment
Of his guests the coming season.
Coon DmxER.-We had the pleasure Of
dining this week with our most excellent
friend, Mrs. W. y. Kennedy. Mrs. Kenne-
dy knows just how 10 entertain, and her
early vegetables we're treat, indeed.
srcKNrss.-our NJ. D.s report a good
deal Of sickness In Crab Orchard and vi.
cinity ......Mrr. Holman, who has been
quite sick for several days, Ia rapidly re-
covering MFRS. Rebecca Saunders, nee
Stephenson, has been quite sick.
RrMovAIS-Mr. John Singleton has re.
moved his confectionery 10 the room for.
merly occupied by VIM. Tatem ~ an oys-
lsr Saloon. N Main Street. .....M Mr.. Andrew
Egbert has also removed his stock Of drug
70 the stoFe-room opposite the Kennedy
House, corner Stanford and Main Streets.
PKRsoxAL.-Mrs. p. +. Parrish, Of Ian
caster, is guest Of her father, DIR. DOores,
this week...... Miss Laura Adams, Of this
county, is visiting her sweet little cousin,
Miss SalIie Green, near this place ..... Miss
Lettie Shelby, one Of DAnville's most be-
witching. is a guest Of Crab Orchard
Springs Miss Adele Thorel, lovely
- l.. Aaar.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-16

Foun Soda Water Fountains now slake
the thirst Of stanford's dry throats
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ENIERTArSnEsr.-rhe Good Templars
will give an entertainment tonight at Msr
sonic Hall. 10 which the public are respect
fully invited. Il will consist Of speeches,
select readings, instrumental and vocal
music, &c, &c, and the well known abil-
tiles Of several Of the young ladies and
gentlemen who viii take part in the ex-
ercises. insure an evening Of genuine en-
loymeni.
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A CHAScE TO Canon UP.-The Demo
cratic nominee Tor the Legislature in
Boyle, Capt. z. J. DOneghy, who is sixty
year, old. never rode on the ears in his life
iii he visited Lebanon this week. When
he Is elected and gets his pocket full u Il.
II. passes, he can make up for Loaf tune.
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CLosED--our Cincinnati barber created
another sensation on Wednesday night, by
attempting 10 steal away between two
suns, SO As to remove his property beyond
the power Of his creditors. His game was
discovered, however, and Yesterday Consia-
bic Bobbitt carried the key 10 his shop,
having levied on his effects foe the benefit
Of those TO whom he vas indebted
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-16

soDA wArER.-Busby IL the first to fur
nish this cold and refreshing drink. Call
and try glass.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

GERMAN MUIR SEED at wearen n
Evans.
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EscArED.-Clini Todd and Ben Denny,
both white, and from Rockcastle, escaped
from the rOck-pile this week, TO which
they had been sent for breaking the peace
and carrying concealed weapons. Ball.
and chains were attached to their leg, buI
they soon got them of when the jailer's
back was turned. Il l. the aheere-t non
sense for our juries to convic, and sentence
men 10 the work house unless guard Il
put over the prisoners Our authorities
should see TO this. and make some one res
ponsible for the scamps, or abolish the sys-
ten, 20 far a. the county Is concerned, al
together.
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Now l. TIE TINE.-Yes. now Is the
time TO get what You want. ladies, Cor the
Spring and Summer, while the stock Of
goods AT Hayden Brothers IL fresh. Gen
tlemen. too. in need oftasty suits or Spring
goois of any kinda cool, handsome Sum
mer hat. or any thing else TO put on in
place Of their heavy Winter clothes will
find at IIayden's The neatest, best. and
cheapest 10, Of goods to be found this side
of New York.
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c. S.R R--The new time table Of the
Cincinnati Southern, which appears in an
other column, Is the best for the convent
enee Of the people Of this section that has
ever been made by that excellent road.
Taking the 5:S2 A. NJ train At Danville, Won
are landed in Louisville by HIS A. NJ,
Shere you can remain ill $40 P. NJ. and
return TO Danville by 6.4s P. NJ. This IL
indeed n consideration, and heretofore I'M
known TO this locality. Going Ia Cinoin-
natl you arrive At 1918 where you have
plenty Of time to transact big amount Of
business, leaving at and arriving at Dan
villeat s;is The time Is faster, the road
Is in splendid condition. aud officers atlen-
ding that can not be excellsd.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-16

Practical RSowLKDoE.-The class in
Geology at the Stanford Female College, in
charge Of Mn. ST. Truehear, and sc-
cOmpanied BY Mr.. W. T. Knott, Of Ieba.
non, was given practical lesson in the
science on Friday last, by an exploration
Of the Dix River hills A number Of in
teresting specimens" was found, and the
day was most proGtably and pleasantly
spent. Mr.. Knott has devoted the spare
time Of a number Of years TO the study Of
Geology, inst for the love Of Il, and has
proved an apt and thorough scholar.
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Sulky Hay Rakes.

Now in uss Call and szAmins our
Machines and RakeA
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are especially adapted to such
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The dash Of mile for all ages. for a
purse Of $500, $3.50 to first, and $50 to 2nd,
hor-s, was won by Peru, in LA; Glendalia
2nd, and Checkmate 3rd. The selling race
Of II miles. for $500, was taken by Enqulr-
ess, in 2:ll; Brillianteen, 2d, and Dunkirk,
Srd. The third race. mile heats, for $3.50,
only two started, won by King Faro. Time,
IAN aud l;46s; Alice Bruce was the con-