The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-19

the heaviest since the Winter Of 1873, fel
here Saturday. Had II not been Tor ih'
wetuess Of the ground, Il would have been
more than six inches deep. Yesterday !
showed sgain, almost 10 the same depth
The thermometer WIS down below the 20.
s
THfNos All WANT. During this Win
Ter weather, all persons need good, warm
boots or shoes, underwear, canton flannel
blankets, cloaks. jeans, linsey, heavy cot
ton snd other heavy goods suited to Tho
season. All such articles can he had al
Hayden Brothers Of the bes, aud most de
.'rable hind
! SPOT CAsu-Arc the terms on whic h j
Winter a Co, corner Of Third and Market
streets, Louisville Ky buy their Youths
Boys and Children's Clothing, and they
will give you better value Tor your money
than any house in Louisville. They do
not misfepresent, aud We advise you TO go
there when in want Of a good suit Or over
coat for your son.
OPERA.-Emma Abbott, one Of the
sweetest little songsires-es that ever appear.
ed in open, has been engaged for two night.
At Lexington, and will appear on the
22d and 2H Of this month. Admission TO
reserved seats will be sl.bO for one or $3.50
Tor the two nights, and as the c. 5. Il. u.
will ssll excursion tickets, il will afford
our citizens, who love good music, an eS-
cellent opportunity to hear the 'divine lit
tie Emma"
NICE NEEDLE woRK Mrs. Mary A.Gil.
bert, mother Of the late J.. D. Pollard, an
earnest odd Fellow Of Crab Orchard, has
presented the stanford Lodge |. o. o. =.
with the motto of the Order Friendship,
Love and Truth" which she worked her.
-elf, although past the age Of 70 years. Il
would reflect credit upon even young
person, blessed with the advantages Of eye
sight and nimble 6nger. Mrs. Gilbert
Is a, present in the Masonic Widow and
Orphans Home at Louisville
-.
WINrER's wnIrE MANrLE.-1he hr.t
covering Of .now fell here last Friday night
and people thrcw IN their Winter wraps in
a hurry Some Of them, however, : ave
not yet supplied Themselves with such
useful articles We nrliced a, Hayden
that large and fine assortment II over
coats, under clothing, dress suits and busi.
ness suits had been opened fresh from the
city markets, and A. cheap as YOU could
desire. Give the Iaydens call before
buying YOUR Winter clothes This advice
:. FOR the ladies. also.
NEARLY Our-Sam lIolmc-' tao years
in the Penitentisry, ior the murder Of Col.
Napier. will expire in about month. a..
according to the rules q the prison, two
months il deducted from each year for
good behavior. There are two cases pend
ing sgsinst him yet, one for shooting with
intent To kill Mr. I'd Davidson, Town Mar
shal, at the time Of the killing Of Napier,
and the other for grand larceny. The bail
vas originally 5000 in these case, but II
vas reduced last week to 81 800.
NEGRO SHor-Jim Banks, the Crab
Orchard negro who has figured in more
,crspes and spent more time In jail than
any one OF his sge in Ihe State. J. again in
durance vile. This time he fired two shots
at Cal Middleton, one Of which took effect
Ia his foot. producing a painful wound
Cal fired one shot at Banks, after he was
attacked by him, but unfortunately it went
far Of its mark. The row grew over let
Fish, Gals wife, former "sweetheart' Of
jim. The case was tried before Judg'
Myers. who held Ranks in $3.50, for shoot
ing with intent to Kill. az course he went
to jail
BAD STATE or AFFAIRs.-Night befor'
last c. Monday went To the Junction ant
attempted to enter the house Of his divorc
ed wife. She resisted his entrance ant
called for her brother-in-law. John Cook
who ran to her assistance. lie gave Mon
day a lick over the head with stick and
proceeded to cudgel him after he was down
Both Of them were arrested and on the tri-
al Yesterday, Mr.. Cook was acquitted and
Monday fined one cent and costs. Mr..
Monday then sNore out a peace warrant
against her eS.hushand and he was requir
ed to give one hundred dollars security 70
his good behavior. lie didn't do il and !
now in Jail,
JAMES Il. MARRs.-lIon. r. Polk john
son is Publishing in the Suiday Argus shor
sketches Of Kentucky Press People, and @
our old friend Of the Danyille Adpoats, h
has thi, To say; James r. Mars is
quiet worker Ia the ceaseless mill lie Is
modest, uns ssuming gentleman, who pull
fishes a clean newspaper, fuller, perhaps, q
the freshest news than any of his week.
Contemporaries Il is saying little to cal
il model weekly. Mars is a Young ma
this side of forty, the bright side, aud ha
a charming home aud family. His veal
ness all Of us have weaknesses in Oh
chicken line; not political ROSTERS at III
head Of his columns, they are out Of fasl
. ion now, but pure-blooded, fancy fowls. II
h. the finest stock in the State, and u
short born dealer Is more enthusiast
: about the pedigrees of his cattle than
Msrrs about his hens
ANOTHER MAS Ku.LED.-Tuesday nigh
about ~ o'clock Huston \ Mclnally, wi
b keep /. store at Hustonvlle Station, We
4 awakened by the loud eursing OF Cam Ro'
ale and Va Glen, near the house, and b
fore they hardly had time to dress, sever
shot. we're fired into the building, and at Il
same time a demand was made for Melna
ly to como .oai. The latter returned d
4 -hot-, firing two with AN Enfield rife al