The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-13

READY roR SrRINo. - We reprcsci
Devlin a Co., New York, with an unust
ally choice selection of piece goods "
/ take your measure and guarantee satisfa,
ton. Samples received and ready fur Il
speciion. Come aud see them. Geo. !
Bruce \ Co.
TnANgs-Our thanks are due Jude
@. A. G.. Rochester for late Kansas Cit
papers. We learn from them that tw
thousand slaunch Democrats in Missoul
aud Kansas haze been interviewcd an
that they state with remarkable unaniml
y that their first choice Zoe the Pre.iden
cy i Seymour and Hendricks.
Go At ONcE.--The citizens Of this CON
munity are invited to call and examin
the splendid work Of Mr. Thomas II
johnson, who has just associated himsel
with Mr.. l.. T. Shnll. III. gives his close.
attention TO fine coloring. particularly o
life.sise portraits In imitation Of oil ant
ivory miniatures. lie Il undoubtedly I
No. l. artist.
Gor lcE-Messrs. AS. Myers, u. W
Vsndrveer, John Banghman and Herr,
Baugbman, Jas. Paxton, WIN. Hays m,
a few others filled their ice-houses last Fri.
day and Saturday. Ice was two or tw,
and half inches thick. We are told that
Mr.. John Baughman has not failed to gel
a sufficient quantity Of ice any year fol
forty-6ve or 6fty years. lie always take
the first chance.
THEY WuL KEEP.-We mean that win.
ter goods purchased now will keep through
the year, and until next winter, and u you
can buy them nov at from 20 TO 20 PEI
sent. les than you would have TO pay for
them next fall and winter, il is to your in
terest to do so. We know what we aiira.
when We tell you that Hayden Brother.
will sell you cheaper goods than you ever
bought before.
An lSvuATIoS.-we have been re-.
quested by Hayden Brothers to extend an
invitation 10 all the readers Of this paper
who can conveniently visit their store, 10
come during the next few weeks, and the
sooner the better, and they promise all
who DO come that they will offer goods re-
gariless Of cost, for cash. The firm is de-
termined TO close out all the present win
ter stock, and now is the time to buy.
Avail yourself Of this rare chance to buy
goods cheap.
sociAL-A delightful social party was
given last Friday evening by Mr.. Thomas
Robinson, at his beautiful home near town,
In honor Of his cousin. Miss Halle Bo.ley,
of Lebanon, Ky. About iily invited
guests were present, and all had delight
iul time. The supper was superb. and
vas prepared by Mr.. Robinson's mother
and his sister, Mrs. John White. AT a
late hour the guests departed with feelings
n gratitude 10 those who had contributed
20 much to the enjoyment Of the evening.
TwESrr-oSF YEARs.-The jury in the
Grove Kennedy case, at Mt. Vernon,
brought In verdict OF guilty Of man
daughter" aud fixed his punishment at
wen,y-o ne years in the Penitentiary. Ken
iedy's counsel made motion for a new
rial which was overruled. They then
prepared bill Of exception and the case
vas taken TO the Court Of Appeals. On
Kennedy, in charge Of a strong
,uarl, was taken, via this place, to Rich
nond, where he will be confined until the
decision Of the higher Court.
SHEEP KiLLED.-Mr W. r. Grimes had
even sheep killed and seven wounded by
logs last Monday night They were OF a
,hoice lot Of SouthdowRs, and were worth
rom eight to ten dollars a head. Mr..
Grimes has not yet been able to find out
Sho the owners Of the worthless dogs are,
but Is making efforts In that direction.
We know Of several instances Of strych-
nine being used with great success in iden-
flying the depredating dogs. We recom-
mend il. Our Legislature ought certainly
TO take some steps 10 protect the sheep in
srest Of the State; but we haven't much
nope that Il will. Il seems to have an
abiding fear to legislate against dogs.
THg SrcK.-Miss Bette Dennis, who
has been confined for two weeks with In
lammatory rheumatism, is considerably
better now ...... Mr. WIN. Bone is thought
10 be recovering from a severe case Of Pneu.
nonia, .....M Mrs. VIII Hays is still suffering
greatly from an attack Of InAamatory
...... Mr.. James n. Reynolds
i recoving from a spell Of Pneumonia.
Mrs. James Paxton, who has been suffer
ng from rheumatism, is Mr..
John 3. Huges is steadily improving COCA
laughter Of Mr.. Milton Reynolds, Of Me-
Kinney Station, l. very III with Fever, and
not expected to live..... Mrs. David Swope
: very IN, and her death expected at any
lime.
MIN rms.