The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-10

cheering prospects Of their house. going
over.
| SUDDEN Enthusiastically was bilmy
and spring like, the thermometer register.
ing CO. bot there was decided changeMon
day and that night the mercury went down
to o., iall of COZ. Lungs that are able to
Withstand such changes successfully must
be made out Of whit leather
ADVERTISERS will please take notice
that We will issue next week paper double
our usual size, aud hundreds Of extra
copies. Il will be a most valuable adver-
Using medium. aud Is we will make special
rates, everybody can he represented in IT,
columns. Send in your favors at once.
! FiRE-The dwelling Of Mr.. J. y. Mem
ifee, near Mckinney, caught fire from a
defective hue, few days sgo, and was
burned to the ground. by eresteSeriion
the furniture in the lower part Of the house
VS. 'ayed, bat everything else went with
the building, There was an insurance on
the property for $500. hut this will not
cover the loss.
OSE-SpEp FmHr-A prominent stock
trade. and an ex-ohcer auarreled on Court
day. when the latter called the s. ia liar.
Il Wa hardly out Of his mouth, however,
before the =. I. began pummelling his head
which the ex-o. took without making the
least show Of fight. By.standers inierierred
and the fun was stopped before much dam.
age was done. Both were arrested and will
be tried tomorrow
ADAMS EXPREss.-\ week or two ago.
the l.. a y. Express refused TO transfer
packages from the Adams Express Co. at
Z Danville Junction. The Adams not 10 he
ont done took steps to establish line Of
it. own, on hearing which the l.. n y. came
10 terms aud nov the Adams bill. from any
point to thi. place and others along the
| Knoxville and Richmond Branches nj sin.
gle rates.
Tnr display Of stylish garments Tor
Men or Boys will enable all interested in
male attire, To select the choice produe-
ton q this season at low prices in the
Mems Department, the Boys Department,
the Overcoat Department, the Merchant
Tailor Department Of J. Winter n Co,
corner Third and Market streets, Louis.
willie. Nv. We know Of no better place to
trade nj than theirs.
QUAnrFBiN CoURr.-The last term Of
the Quarterly Court for lSSO, will begin
Monday next, and continue several days.
Our advice to those Of our readers who
may come TO Court, aud who have not yet
laid in all their Winter goods, is to remem-
Der that the HAYDEN Brothers offer special
bargains in many things, and offer any OF
their good. At prices a. low as the lowest.
In heavy good Of all kinds their stock is
superb and Of great variety. Give them a
call If you come to town.
THE TABLES rURNED.-O upon time
many OF our citizens Of town and county,
went of 10 other towns to buy goods. Now
since such merchants a. the Hayden Broth
ers have kept large, full and choice stocks
Of good, our people buy here, and many
l from other towns and counties come here
regularly aud lay in supplies for an entire
season. The past Fall and present Winter
the single firm of Hayden Brothers has
sold more good. than all our merchants
did for the same period fifteen wears ago.
l DNoRcE.-Judge Owsley held cali
ed Court Saturday, and among other things
granted decree of divorce to J. NJ. llollz.
CLAW from Lucinda lIoizclaw, ON the
grounds Of abandonment Some time ago
Mrs. IIoltzclaw brought suit against her
/ husband alleging abandonment by HIM
but the case was decided against her after
wards. Mr.. IIolizclaw then brought suit
and the divorce was granted as above on
hi- wiie's own testimony. The ex.Mrs.
llolizclaw is very handsome woman in
deed, and II the boys are not afraid of her
she'll have many chance. to go into the
matrimonial lottery again.
TnrArnIcAL.-Mr, l.. u. Hunt, Mana
ger Of the Julia A Hunt Combination, ar
rived Wednesday, and ia making every
preparation necessary To the complete sue
cess Of his troupe, which will open our
Hall on the 20th. We are gratiGed to learn
from him, as we'll as through QUE Southern
exchanges, that Miss Hunt has met with
royal receptions everywhere that she has
played ia the South, and that the receipts
have been exceedingly large. The scenery
OF the Hall is about completed ard all the
necessary furniture has arrived, so there
will be nothing TO mar the effect Of the
opening nights.
SHOOTING scRArE. On the evening of
"a as DR.. Sproule and Capt. Penn we're
passing The house Of Mr. David Reid, near
the Casey county line, as We are informed,
Mr.. Reid and his son came out armed and
said TO Penn that that matter, meaning
some former misunderstanding, must be
settled right there. Dr. Sproule rode on
and Capt. Penn remarked about the right
of man TO travel the public highway
Other words followed and general
firing commenced, during which Reid
was shot twice. Dr. Sproule had in the
meantime returned, and Reid had hin,
and Penn arrested. Their trial was set for
Wednesday, but owing TO the condition of
Mr. Reid ID MAS nostnoned bv the [ IAN.