The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-22

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contracted with Mr.. T. A. Terhune for the
building Of a neat little cottage on Dan
vile street The carpenter work Of
Mr.. George w. Bobbili's new building Ia
completed, and Is decided improvement
on the Old one. The adjusier Of the Etna
Insurance Company called on him last
week, aud AFTER good deal Of talk, paid
him the amoun, Of policy, les q small
amount.
No BITTER TINE.-There Is no bette
time 10 lay In a supply Of what one may
need in the way u goods for Fall ne than
the present The merchant, who dislikes
to carry over any part Of a stock Of goods
will sell them TO you cheaper nov than he
will later in the year. Al any rate We are
advised by Hayden Brothers that such Is
their intention, aud you can get Of that
firm, scores Of articles at lower figures
THAI at any time In the past. Their goods
arr all Of the best qualities.
SuLL BusY.-While many business men
are inclined 10 1t back idle during this
seemingly dull time Of the wear, and pat
forth bat feeble efforts to sell goods, We OBJ
serve that Hayden Brothers are yet wide
awake aud alive to their own, and the hes,
interest. Of their customers They are
neither afraid nor too stingy To let the
public know what they have to sell, and
regardless Of what their goods may have
cost some weeks or months ago. they offer
them for sale at almost any price to suit
the people who may need them.
HUsroSvn.LE Christian CoLLE0E.-
The attention OF the reader is directed to
the advertisement Of this College, which
appears in another column. Prof J. $.
RepPeH, the principal, Is gentleman Of
fine literary attachments, and his long ex-
perience in the school-room has given him
n thorough knowledge Of the best methods
Of imparting instruction. lie holds testi-
monials from some Of the finest educators,
besides other eminent men Of the State.
The Professor will he assisted by a compe-
tent faculty, and We speak whereof we
know, when We say that the Music teacher,
Miss Cook. has but Few superiors in her
department.
THIEF SHor.-Wednesdsy night, Mr..
Allen BeaIley was awakened by the noise
OF some one trying 10 get in his granary.
lie arose, ran out, and seeing the door
open, fired into il, then taking candle,
he searched the building but could find no
one. Yesterday morning, however, he
discovered a track Of blood leading from
the granary to the straw rick. There the
thief, who was undoubtedly shot, appears
to have laid down, puddle OF blood indi-
eating the spot From that point to the
railroad, more blood was found, but after
the road was reached the track disappear.
ed. At present, suspicion is not directed
to any one, but il is hoped Cor the good Of
the community that the dead body Of the
scamp will be found in a day or two, and
his identity fully established.
THE FASHION. This magnificent time
piece, now being sold by the agents Of the
Southern Calender Clock Co., Of 81. Louis,
in this vicinity, Is taking like hot cakes,
over one hundred having been sold in this
county alone in two weeks. Besides point
ing the day Of the month, the day OF the
week, the hour, the minute aud the second
with wonderful accuracy, il is a handsome
piece Of furniture, which must he seen to
be appreciated. The clever manager Of
the agency, Mr., II. g. Lynch, whose head
quarters Is at the 81. Asaph Hotel, has
thousands Of testimonials from those who
have purchased the Fashion" and II Is
with pleasure that We add our testimony
10 is many excelleneies, after thorough
test Of all that is claimed for il. These
Clocks are sold only by the agents, and We
would advise those who wish to buy, not
to let the opportunity sliP.
A Law, NOT A Law, AFTER n Is VIo-
LArED.-One day this week, the Town
Marshal acting In obedience TO Town
Ordinance In regard TO hogs running loose
on the streets, pat John Dndlderar's hogs,
with some Others, In the pound, and left a
negro boy to guard them. The same
night pudderar went 10 the pound, and
Afler abusing the boy took his hogs and
drove them home. For this high-handed
procedure, he was arresied next day on a
warrant changing him with breach Of
the peace, aud although the evidence
against him was As given above, squire
Portman Judge Rochester having been
sworn Oh the bench,l discharged him, Civ
ing a. one, among other reasons, that Tho
hog. law not having been strictly enforced,
was dead letter. This is rather novel
and untenable ruling. but il has had the
good effect of awaking the Town Trustees
10 the Importance Of enforcing the Law d
the fullest extent, and Il Is very evident
by the resolution TO be found In another
column, that the neat person attempting
to forcibly take hogs from the pound, will
be tried on a more important warrani THAI
one Tor breach Of the peace.