The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-20

"'Hliths iof iufthe particularly and san
pies Of her work, call Al St Asaph Hote
Stanford, Ky.
A NV KINs. Berry Hooker and wn
lackey, Of color, have rented the old Bruc
property on Lancaster street Tor III
purpose Of opening hotel They ar
worthy and respected men, and will N
doubt keep an orderly and decent hous
for their people.
A Tumble m ExrREss.-The horse ut
tached TO Tom Dodd's express wagon 60
scared At the train Tuesday and oseHurn
ed the vehicle down the banks Of the nev
street, throwing him on biz face an,
scratching him considerably. The shan,
were the only loss to the wagon.
To TEAcHEHs.-Co Commissioner ]. NJ
Philips asks NJ to say to the Teachers oI
the Common Schools that he IL nov pre-
pared 10 pay 40 per cent. Of the amount
due them. When you come after IL make
1t a point, Il yon are not already, to be
come a subscriber to the INTERIOR JouR
NAL
SrrLL GorNo Ur.-Dr. T. b. Monigom.
cry, who sold over hundred shares Of l.
a ~ r. r. stock at l25, thereby realizing
a profit Of $500, feels little badly that
he had no, waited I'll now and got lll; but
he conaoles himself by thinking he may
get 800 for his remaining twelve shares and
thus get nearly even.
SALE-Mr. Asher Owsley has bought Of
A. q. Pendleton his siore-house, fronting
on Main street. Tor $1,000 Il Is Mr..
Owsley's intention TO pull down the old
building and put mp fne two story
business house. As this property adioins
the proposed Town Hall, that block will
scon be ne block Of the city.
THE SroRH-The damage by the recent
storm was small in this immediate vicinity,
but along the water courses in the county
the loss Of fences Is very large The l.. n
r. r. suffered, and the train was detained
from Friday to Sunday night in reaching
heie, owing TO the washing out Of the track
and a small bridge on the Rolling Fork at
New Haven.
As Wa SurrosED.--A gentleman who
has just returned from Frankfort says the
horrible stories In regard 10 the Peniteh-
tiary are greatly overdawn, and 10 far
as he can see that Institution is about as
nice and clean a. any other portion Of the
Capital city. We have suspected all the
time that those sensational letters bv hired
correspondence, were written in the interest
Of Governor Blackburn.
THE MEXICAN soLDTEEs-Of this ovi-
einily met in Danville Recently and passed
resolutions to petition Congress TO put
them on an equal footing with the 40 ldiers
and sailors who served in other wars. On
motion delegates were appointed to attend
the State meeting at Frankfort next Mon.
day, and all who can are requested to be
present Yesterday Capt Jas X. LAwless
aud Judge J. F. Higgins. Of Crab Orchard,
passed through town en- route TO Frankfort,
intending to make the whole trip on foot
GoSE wEsr. go Mr.. Arthur d. Brown.
Who left Lancaster a few days ago in a
manner 10 the regret Of a num-
Der Of ere dilors, writes us from Danville,
Ills, that he il that far on his way to Hi
awaiha, Kansas, where he goes with the
hope Of making money to enable him To-
square up his Indebtedness, and not n
evade the payment Of any just claim against
him. lie further saws that his relative DR..
L. 4. YATES, has promised to assist him,
and he il confident Of success We hope
he may he able TO redeem himself.
Tmky NEVER Do Ir.-If any Of our
readers doubt that Hayden Brothers have
been in earnest about asserting repeatedly
that they are offering To close out their
present stock Of goods regardless Of cost,
All they have to de- l. to give them
chance 10 convince you. They never prom.
lee to do thing and then back down from
i. They never do Il. We assure you
hey mean all they say, and IL you are
lnxious to get goods, for cash, at prices
hat will astonish you, don't fail to give
he IIaydens a call whenever you need any
hing.
An ExPLANAroS.-We have been AJAX
"a what Is Il that makes certain merchants
more popular Than others, and have been
asked to explain the cause Of the great and
growing increase in the trade Of certain
men. These questions are easily
In the Glst place, such mer-
rhants have none but polite and experience
ri statesmen, and never tire in showing
their goods. In the second place they adj
verti-e literally what they have 70 sell,
and keep the best quality Of goods, which
they sell At the lowest priceA The firm II
Hayden Brothers is an example Of the
kind Of merchants referred to.
A FRAcAs-In the Lancaster Circuit
Court "Wednesday, little case came up that
was not down on the regular docket. Judge
Owsiey, In examining one Of the Sellers
raaes. asked Mr.. @. W. Dunlap, Jr, where
was the "rply," when he he responded that
he had given il to Mr.. X. II. Tomlinson.
The latter said smphatically that he had not.
Mr. Dunlap again asserted that he did.
Mr.. T. repeated Lis denial and Mr.. d.
clinched the agument by saying "You are