The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

nave paironized him TO he competent
and excellent instructor.
Tue WAY To DO Ir.-wiihout making
an crror-ave one inverted letter-Mr
Joe :. Waters set between four and Eve
columns Of THE INTERIOR JOURNAL one
day this week, and Il was bad day for
work, too. We hardly think this can he
beaten, either in speed or cleanness Of
proof
ANNouScENENr.- Mr.. Jos. Severance Of
Severance a Dudderar, takes pleasure in
informing the public that he has Just re-
turned from the cities with stock Of Fall
and Winter Goods that Tor beauty, quality
and see their large stock Of Dry Goods,
Notions. Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, CAPS, Carpets, Trunks,
ard get choice Of bargains.
SUsrICIous-A well.known Republican
Of this town lefi Monday for Indiana, where
he will remain till after the election. His
going al this particular time is a little sus-
picious. and for that reason We publish
description Of him. 80 that II he attempts
TO vote, he can be spotted" at once. lie
j. about 90 year. Of age; feet tall; weighs
2l2 lbs, and has a habit Of talking to him
seli. lie had on, when last seen, a suit Of
blue and a broad.brimmed hat. The de-
tective- will please keep an eye on him.
To MERCHASNl-The attention Of mer-
chants is called to the advertisement Of
Mes. Shoiwell, Clerihew a I.oihmann, Gin.
einnaii, which appears in another column.
These gentlemen are doing a staving bust
ness, and their six or seven floors Of dry
goods, notions, &c, are nearly always filled
with purchasers. They defy anybody to
sell a. good good a. they do At lower pri-
ces. Our clever friend, Mr. l.. NJ. I.asley,
is among their popular salesmen, and his
friends would oblige him and us by giving
him a chance to sell TO them.
FoR EVERY RFApfR;-lf you would
consult your own best interest. don't fail
to read this notice, aud act upon our hints
With pocket full Of money and a good
bank account at home, Mr.. T.. d. Hayden,
Of the firm Of Hayden Brothers, of this
place, visited the city markets the last two
weeks and purchased for cash the finest
stock Of goods in endless variety, ever open
ed by that sterling old house, and that is
saying great deal, for their stock is al
ways large and tine. They offer the pub
lie great bargains in all they have for
sale.
Wa PROPOSE, madam, to he the "iairest of
the fair" the "squarest Of the square, and
therefore you run no risk in sending your
son TO oar store to make a selection in an
overcoat or snit Of clothes. or in sending
ms an order by mail, stating the age of your
son-thc goods to he sent by express, subject
to approval. II the size is not all right, or
the clothes don't suit, We, j. Winter X Co.,
Corner Of Third and Market Streets, Louis.
vile, Ky, will either exchange them for
others or return the money which you paid
us. Can any one he fairer aud squnrer than
We are
lIERE TuEY CoNE;-Not the Chinese,
or the circus, or the bank-robbers, but
vast amount Of thc~inest, prettiest, best and
cheapest goods ever sent by express to any
town in this STATE They are being opened
by those enterprising young men, the
Hayden Brothers. Fint in the market,
they had the pick and choice Of all the
nice and novel things in the way Of ladies
dress goods, genl!emen's clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, notions, and thousand other
things, "too tedious to mention" Let the
public consult their own interest by going
to llayden's after their Fall and Winter
goods.
Az EYE WIrSEss.-Mr II. II. Wearen
Of this place says that the TfonseriR is
wrong in saying that Joshua Arnold,
cousin Of jim, was hung in Lexington. lie
was present at the hanging and says that II
took place in Nicholasyille ON the 23rd
Of July 1857, lie further says that Arnold
was magniicently dressed in a fine suit Of
broad cloth, that he went smilingly upon
the soailold and acknowledged the right
eousness Of his sentence TO death. The
Clergyman with him proposed hymn
just before the knot was tied and Arnold
ioined in with great zesl. When the rope
was being tied by the Sheriff, he expressed
his regrets to Arnold, who said in an audi
bic voice, Don't mind il at all. You are
only doing your duty The hanging was
for the murder Of his wife and We have
mentioned the matter again to remind our
readers that il was not always the case that
murderer could be cleared In Nicholasville,
that away in the dim past there was Jury
that did not hesitate 10 do lis duty.
MiRRIaGEs.
-MURRAY-CooK.-Mr. John 2. Muir
ray, the popular and sprightly editor of
the Bardsdlown Record was married this
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