The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-23

urday, June IN.
welts "A. A. Benedlc, IL In town and
prepared TO bore you a well In short order.
See him before he moves his nachlne.
RIa TnEr-Mr. Henry Baughman cut
down big tree IN the knobs the other day
from which he got eve sav Logs. Amer !,
vas saved into lumber Il measured 6,2Se
feet.
FTaHr.-A couple AZ young men ELL out
and ut" here this vcek, hut they paid
their ane. 20 promptly thst We have no,
heart TO give their names We viii no,
spare them merit time, however.
THE NATIONAL Mutual BEsEFTr A..
aoerArIoS-Of Louisville. through Mr.
A. A. Mckinney. local sgani, paid Mru.
Jane. Anderson, Of Livingston, the full
amount ~ Insurance doe her by the death
Of her husband. amounting 10 S2,2s5 90.
This association now number- over 1900.
PIsroL TorrR = Simon 0ormley, 81
Crab Orchard, was indicted by the last
grand jury-for carrying a pistol concealed
II would probably never have been dis
covered, but the weapon behaved badly In
church and worked out Of his poke, 10
the bench. Gormly wss tried here this
week and sen, up for 10 days. ane Of s15
besides. being PLACED opposite his name.
He j. nov serving out his sentence.
THr Boss FrsHrnsES. Mr.. A. =. Ny
eu and Capt 0ee H. Mckinney, went to
Rockcas,le river last week, and after a
short and pleasant stay, returned with sir
ty-ive pound. 81 s-h. In The lot were a
Pike 81 inches long. that weighed - H.,
and another 20 inches. weighing pounds.
The.e gentlemen showed their works BY
IT, fruits, and did not come home with
those big tales, for which Panon Bohon
has become 20 renowned.
TARnaSr corLnoE.-The Commence-
ment Exercise. Of Tarrant Female College,
Crab Orchard, will begin merit Sunday at
II O'Clock, with the regular sermon by
Rev. J. S. Sims, Of this place. On Monday
night at s o'clock the Sophomore Class will
give an exhibition. Tuesday night, Jun
Tor exhibition, and on wednesday night
the vsledietory Of Miss Anna Buchanan
will close the session. The services will
be held in the Christian Church, and the
public are invited 10 attend.
ALDERSEY BUTTER.-The Myers Houre
besides Tor its many other good things, Il
noted In every cline that drummer has
succeeded in navigating, Cor the supsriari.
~ 81 ia Alderney butter. The Madame
of the House sees that il Is prepared in
the cleane-t ard nice-t manner, and he
who puts his tooth into il can swallow
without the usual thoughts about ways that
are dark Of dairy maids. We have had
numerous occasions to test Lige Burnside-'
butter and like Il better AFTER each trial.
ExcrHIoSrrs.-Iti i becoming fashion
able OF late. to get up excursions to the
cities. o-ten-ibly for pleasure, but really
for the purpose OF enabling ladies and
gentlemen to purchase their spriag aud
summer goods at the Large retail stores in
the cities. This Il all wrong. and will end
in no good at last, TO our communities. We
here boldly assert, that Hayden Brothers
will duplicate any bill, or single article
needed, in price and quality, that can be
bought In Cincinnati, Louisville, or el-e-
where.
PREACHER N TRouBLE.-Rev. George
W. Taylor, Of the eolored Methods,
Church, was arrested snd taken 10 Dan.
vile. Tuesday. TO Answers charge OF col
Letting check that did aot belong 70
him. II seems that there !. q white man
at p'nvIlle, Casey county. Who ha- the
same name as the preacher, and 10 whom
the check belonged. hat Il came into the
hands &C Rev. Taylor and he, surprising.
no doubt. that Il was present from the
Lord, A. no body owed him sl65, islt no
hesitaney in appropriAling the funds
BEAR TINS IN MrSp.-Being on visit
to Cincinnati, recently, We determined to
examine and price great many Article-
nii,ed 20 the wants Of both males and fe-
males in the large retail stores Of that city;
to see II they had better goods and cheap
er than our home merchants. Returning,
We examined and priced similar articles
at Hayden Brother- and found, not 10 our
astoni-hment, either, that all things con.
sidered, il would he to the interest Of our
citizens TO buy at home. The benefit would
be mutual. The Hayden's can not bc I'M
der-old by "shillito," Barker" Bacon,
or any body else.
THE Coon TKNrLAR ENTERTAINMENT
Last Friday night was very oreditAbls
and was highly enjoyed BY those who avail,
ed themselves Of the kind invitation 10 at
tend. The exercises, interpreted with
some delightful music by the orchestra
consisted Of a welcome address by Mr.
Wallace +. Varnon. pleasing selection
by Miss Panihea Mckinney, an address By
Hon. Robert Blain. "Curfew shall not sinl
tonight" by Miss Mamie Alcorn. ar
original and excellent essay by Miss Kat,
Blain, and charming duet bv Mis~s'
Florence Trueheart and George Proctor
All Of the singers joined in the last
pieoe-"rhe Sweet Bye aud bye" and then
DIR. s ?. Craig closed in neat and aPprO-
pirate speech. The Good TemPlars hsv,
accomplished more good here in the las
three or four years than all other influences
eombined, and We were pleased to see then
A. earnest and 20 we'll prepared to do hat