The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-23

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ing their labor 10 put in larger crop tina
ever.
THg CoLLEoE CoNcERr-Last night WI
|, we'll attended, Lancaster, Richmond an
other neighboring towns being represente,
. Some excellent music was given-but "
have not space At this hour TO give ~ a
, extended notice ~ the performance d,
serves.
A MARyEL.-The accuracy with whic
Mr. shull, the Photographer, enlarges Oh
smallest picture, and the low price tina
he charges for such work, l. a suprise d
the citizens and many are embracing IN
splendid opportunity TO get a full size pic
'ure Of some dear departed friend.
GAVE BAm-Constaniine Taylor, th
man whom, Il Is alleged that the Upthe
groves cut in sundry places and oaved MI
head in withan AZ, il fast recovering. Tn
Upthegrovea have given bail, and were ne
leased from Jail this week. There are nov
but three prisoners confined here, Cain fol
the murder Of Hiram Tucker, and the tive
Fredericks for Killing Thoma. Hatfield.
THE CALENDER CLOCK MEN-IIave sold
$50 clocks in this aud adioin ing counties
since they came among ~ a few months
ago. The value Of the clocks IL over $50
900. We understand that Mr.. n. G.
Lynch, the gentlemanly manager; will
present the Presbyterian church with one
Of his handsome clocks before he leaves
aud II twill cause a shortening Of the SER
mons delivered there he will have done a
good work for suffering humanity.
LOOK OUr.-The town Trustees having
waited until convinced that the parties on
the street leading from DEPOT street to the
Baptist Church do not intend to build the
pavement ordered. will advertise At once
Tor contractors 10 do the work, and II the
money for il l. not forthcoming, will
sell the lots along the street Tor the amount
the pavemcnts cost. Those that have been
notified 10 repair had better do so at once,
a. the Board means business hereafter.
Tar X. X. K.'S-We learn from a gen
tleman just returned from Mt. Vernon that
there does not exist 40 much Of Demo-
cratic feeling for or a Republican feeling
against Grove Kennedy as there Is Of a
Ku-KluS and anti-Ku-Klux sentiment.
II ku-Klnx jury Is obtained an acquittal
is assured, while II an anti-Ku-Klux tries
the ease they will convict, no matter what
the evidence. Can't the Governor step in,
stop the foolishness and cut Oh the ire
mendous EXPENSE
EfcArED.-The negro scamp, Ia John
sou, who was sentenced to 30 days in the
work house for breaking up aud selling for
old iron kettle, that he had borrowed
from a white family by making a false
statement, cut Oh his hall and chain the
other day and made his escape. II the
good old Law Of nine and thirty we'll laid
on his naked back could have been brought
TO bear in his case, a great deal Of expense
would have been saved, and the law could
not have been deded as il is now. Give US
the whipping post BY all means.
TowS HALL.-There are a number Of
new subscribers to the Town Hall Stock
Company, as will be seen by reference to
another column, where we give the full list
to date. The total amount taken is s., $50,
which is thought to be sufficient for the
work. II Is now proposed to build the
Hall over the stores Of J. 5. Murphy, J. II.
4 S. II. shanks and d. W. Nandeveer,
which will give il over so feet front. Mr..
J. r. Carrigan, architect, Of Danville, has
been employed to draw the plans, which
will be completed in few days, and then
the building will he let 10 TO the lowest
bidder. A meeting Of the stockholders is
called Tor Tomorrow Saturday evening.
at . O'Clock, in the Farmers' National Bank.
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page newspaper, for one year and allow
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Plague in London" Poems Of Wads-
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These books are neatly printed on good
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