The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-03

mistake IN the setting OF our counting ma
chine, we were just one hundred full paper
short of enough To 90 around, consequent
ly we had to send out that many hal
sheets. We regretted this very much, bu
We promise those who received the hal
sheets that we will more than make Il NJ
with them in the future.
\ CHANct FoR TnE LAnrEs.-We hav,
vo Sewing Machines, Just from the man
factory, Of the b,st make Of Singer and
Wheeler a Wilson. They cost Si5 each
and We propose to give the choice Of then
to the penon getting Us forty new sub
scrihefs and the cash. This is an easy way
for a lady to obtain . machine, and w
hope several will try il.
/ WAS liz 4 RELATIVE oF Ann LINCOLN
There il recorded in the County Clerk.
Office here a deed bearing date in 1908, in
which "Morieca Lincoln, an heir-at-law Of
Abraham Lincoln, deceased, Of Washing
ton county, Ky deed- to Christopher
Rife 800 acres Of land, lying on Green
River IN Lincoln county, for GOO. Il is
though that The Lincolns referred to were
ancestors Of President Lincoln. Tan any
body inform us in regard TO it?
STAMFORD il destined 10 become lively
railroad town. With the completion Of the
Southwestern Z. u to Richmond, the Ken
lucky Central to the same point and a
through line TO Charleston, South Carolina,
that the completion Of the Knoxville
Branch will give, We MAY look Cor at least
six daily passenger trains This l. prom
iced by January lsi, iss2, and We expect
in three wears 10 see Main street built 10
the Junction. Stanford is going TO he a
city, and don't you forget il.
SuLL CoNISG.-We notice that new
good. are till coming to the store OF Hay
den Brother Such has been the activity
Of their trade that they have been forced
to order new supplies every few weeks dur
ing the season. They never allow theil
stock to run down to fragments in any de
paument, and hence their goods are al
ways clean and different lines full. Ia
Winter clothing for men, women aud child
ren, the llaydens canno, be excelled. IL
underwear, their stock is simply superb.
i GREEN's communicating osei
the old record. with County Clerk JOIN
Blain, ihi- week, We came across an order
made by the County Court, on May 20th
/ 1888, appointing Willis Green Clerk Of Lin
coin county. lie was the second Clerk o
the county, and hi- admirable fitness fol
the place is observable both in the neat
ness Of his books and his fine round hand
writing which is as plain after nearly hun
dred years, as print. Mr. Green was grand
father II Thomas NJ Green, OF Green-ll lar
gis notorieiy.
Ito FoR CHRIsTMAs have had 4
terrible Winter in November this year, and
the indications are that we will have III,
severest and longest Winter in hundred
years past. Get ready for it in time. 1
will not require much money II you viii
buy your goods Of Hayden Brothers. Liy,
and let live, is their motto, Heavy, all
wool clothing, all wool dress goods, superb
overcoais, elegant cloaks, warm, long, wool
blankets, heavy boots, fur hats, doubl,
.hawls, dc. Christmas is almost here. u,
ready for the Joyous holidays
A HIGHHANpEp Pronunciation,
Benedict, who lives on the Lancaster pike
near town, heard noise in his granor'
Monday night, and getting up hurried {,
it with pistol in bis hand. The nigh
was very dark and he could see no one
but just as he turned the corner Of III,
house he received a binding lick in th'
face with a club, knocking him down ant
injuring him painfully. Mr.. y. forgot tina
he had pistol in his hands, and the THE
got of without trouble, and no clew to hi
I identity has since been made
APNG GROVE KESNEDY.--Last Sunda,
evening We are told, Cam Rowzie rode ~
and down the track Of the Cincinnati
Southern Il. r.. near Milledgyille, just il
front Of a freight train, at the same tint
firing his pistol, as IL TO intimidate the en-
| gineer, The latter on nearing him, blew
sharp whistle which frightened Rowzie'
horse, and he made demonstrations as ift
shoot the engineer, but he increased hi'
| speed and got out OF the Way. There Is
very heavy penalty against interfering viii
railroad trains, and II orr information !
correct, RoWzie should be made 10 sufe
H. II strikes Us that man that is in a
much trouble as he j. should at least he
have himself until his other trials are had
CLOSE CAII@-Mr. 5. h. Mayhall, of th
Union Express Co., jumped of at this sta
ton Wednesday to see his agent, and whel
he started 10 get aboard, the train was i
motion. As usual some Of the negro boy
OF town we're bloekading the steps, aud be
tore he could jump on, bis feet struck bal
that was lying near, and losing his bal
ance, he fell between the ears and III
platform. Bystanlen, unable to ende
him the least assistance, felt their heart
crawl 10 their threats, as there appeare
to be no possible chance tor him. But
a Proyidential interference, and an almo,
superhuman effort by himself he succeed
ed in pulling out without 30 much as
scratch. u was he closest call We haY
ever seen, aud i one mon warning again
jumping on cans in motion