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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

A report has reached this place TO the
effect that Logan Monigom cry, a young
-,an, formerly resident here, shot and Sc
riously wounded railroad conductor some
where in Kansas His friends here are
distressed in consequence.
A private letter from Jacob Y. Car
penter, late Of this county, speaks cheer
fully Of his Texas home. Jake writes that
he has picked his cotton, gathered his
corn, and "cribbed" l2-pound baby. Its
name is Winfield Scott Hancock, &c.
The exodus to the schools occurred on
Monday, carrying Off nearly all the girls
from this region. The list would be en-
tirely too long and their destinations too
various TO he inserted in this paper. II is
probable, however, that the boys know
where they have gone.
R. +. Hooker is still alive, but very
low. There is little or no prospect of his
recovery. His friends at distance will be
glad to learn that he was last Sunday, at
his own earnest request, received into the
Presbyterian Church, of which his father
was long a beloved Elder. The scene
vas one Of the most affecting we have ever
witnessed
The thanks Of the correspondent are
rendered the editor for the amiable manner
in which he touched off that long sermon
II the Ed. should ever have the misfortune
to turn preacher, one hearer is hereby
pledged to listen patiently and attentively
from the text TO the doxology, even though
the discourse should continue "frop' "'orn
to dewy eve"
Soc. Owens and family have returned
from the Cumberland Falls, after pleas
ant and, we think, profitable season. lie
looks we'll, and his morals are undoubted-
ly all right, for he sent in to your cores
pondent a superb dish Of yenison steak Of
a character hat would have knocked the
bottom out of the most solemn vow Of the
sirictest Anchoriie.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

CANr Muis and Eyaporators iof sale b.
Owslcy " lIiegin.
LruE CENrNr Avp SALT constantly %,
hand nj Owsley n Higgins.
WATcuFs aud Jcwclry repaired and war
ranicd by Chonault a Penny
FuiLsiock Of School nool e Slate ani
Pencils AZ Mcl,ohcris n Stages.
BY your School Books States anil 9TH
~ school supplies Of Chenault a Penny
ps;Sr-. white Lad na- X.ss,.Le-
Window Glap, At bottom price NJ Chen.
ault a Ponnys.
WtSuow Gas OF al sizes aud glass OF
double thickness for flower pit. NJ Chen.
salt a renuys.
W. GUARANTEE our Roady-mixed
Paints in quality and durability. Nc.
Roberts n Siagg.
PrnruNrRy. Toilet soaps, Hair, Nail
and Tooth Brushea. and toilet articles Of
al Kinds At Chcnault n Penny's
~ you want % paper your room. exam.
inc the samples OF wall paper at Chenault
n Pcnny'a They are beautiful aud cheap.
J. H. :. II. SuASKs have just received
new lot u Zeigler Bros Shoes, and also
a large lot Of Eastern and Cincinnati Gus
tnm made work
WEhavc beautiful line Of the latest
styles ~ Jevelry very cheap. Call aud
scc Il before purchasing elsewhere. Nc
Roberts n stafg.
Loog al the Kentucky Grain Drill. No
atoppinr-to clean out stalk, trash. sod. Nc
II runs over every obstacle For ale by
Owslcy a Higgins.
Oun stock Of Lamp Burner. and Chin.
news and Window Glass IL nov complete.
and will IT, sold NJ the lowest market
price. Mckohcrts a Siagr.
LArirs Please send your address and
! will forward to you, free, h. Butterick y
Cos. catalogue illustrating all the new Ia.
rop'an anil American Fashions. Joseph
Allen. 100, iih. Ave, Louisville, ny.
Mas CouRr- n PicKIrs. the enierpris.
ing lcalers In Saddlery and Harness, Dan
vile. by frequent additions have nov the
the largest and most comprehensive stock
Of rood- in their line ever Offered in this
section. They Keep nothing but drst class
goods, aud those who paironiEe them can
do 20 with the assurance that they will get
the best for the least money. Call on them
when You 90 % Danville and save money.
To WrgrrnS ENURANrs.-ll Having been
appointed GFSERAL EMIGRATION AaENr
1t Cincinnati for the NANpALIA LINE,
Tor the States Of Mrssorm, TrxAs, Al
kASsAs, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CotoRADo,
C,lFoRNiA. and the WESTERN TERHro-
Rirs, am fully prepared to furnish, FEEE
On application, Maps, Land Circulars, Civ.
ing Suil. Climate, &c. Lowest rates made
~ passcnrcr-. household goods ~ stock
Call on, o. address. GEO. A. KNIGHT,
Genl Emigration Agent, y. l.. Cor 4th
and Vine Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

The Barnes meeting. continue % draw
the curious crowd., but o. yet no especial
zeal in THE work is manifest There j. a
great difference IN preaching 10 cultivated
Christians who have been regularly and
constantly nurtured on "ihc sincere milk
n the word -" aud ihosc who hear very liz.
tie II any preaching r. Ne. Sterling Dem.
ocrat
Rev. Green Clay Smith closed his meet.
iugs at the Baptist Church last night. The
visible results are eleven additions eight
by experience and baptism, and three by
letter. In addition TO this, the members
have been greatly benefited and revived,
and the good effects will be felt many days
hence. Gen. Smith Is an eloquent speaker
and an earnest worker in his Masters
cause, and has cndearcd himself to the pco-
pie Of this entire community.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

ard when there were ten thousand persons
at The Barbecue, but aside from not hav
ing any dinner we had a glorious time.
Mes. Baughmau, Bright aud Engleman
wereexceedingly Mind, and we shall not soon
forget the dinnerlcss Picnic At Island No.
10. AZ We iourneyed hoino through Ian
easter, we called at Mr.. Jim Kinnaird's 10
get some cakes and candy but the latter
seemed TO be more ancient than palatible
When we arrived home we were in a good
condition to enable us to enjoy one Of Aunt
Susan's good suppers
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17


Rev. T. D. Dunbar aud Rev jackson
Collins, Of Russell county, both Of The sep
aratc Baptist Church, are holding pro
tac'cd meeting NJ Brush Creek Meeting.
house, about miles from this place.
Judge j. %. Stone received few day.
ago from @. y Peacock, Of fIustonville. q
pair Of thoroughbred Maltese cats, said to
De the finest ratcatchers in the whole
country, POI we expect our town will be
cleared Of rats in a month
Nearly everybody in this county u
deeply interested in the race for School
Commissioner. The latest news is that the
race will he between a r. Clark, Dem, J
and Ben Branson, lRepD the other three
or four candidates having Withdrawn. II
this be true, CLARK b. sure 10 I've elected, LOT
our Justices Of the Peace arc politically
divided, with about ten Democrats to six
Republicans.
License was Issued from our County
Clerks Office on the sih inst, for the mar
riage % Ben Atwood to Miss Virginia Pcck
and on the It'll, for the marriage Of w. VI.
Lay to Mrs. Louvina Stevens. Mr.. Logan
Sharp was married on the 5th to Miss Nan
ME Bmnson Mr.. Sharp is one Of our most
industrious and upright young men, and
his many friends wish him long and pros
porous married lie.
The young men Of our town have se-
cured, by subscription, about $50 with
ahich to buy sci Of horns. They have
organized a Band aud have in their posses
sion some old instruments on which they
are practicing, and all who are so unforiu-
nate as 10 be in hearing appreciate their
sweet and melodious music from dusk I'M
iii the wee small hours Of morning. But
it will not be long till Liberty will be sup.
piled with as good musicians as any town
in Kentucky.
Miss Mamie Brown, Of lIustonville,
and Miss Alice Cabbell, Of this place, are
visiting Miss Maggie Allen. col Mr.. p. W.
Napier ard Dr. o. II. McRoberts spent
last Saturday and Sunday inDunnvlle and
vicinity obt Williams and Joshua
Stone made living trip to Hustonville on
Sunday last..... Mr. Geo. A. Prewitt, our
Circuit Clerk, Is suffering very much with
granulated sore eyes......Mrs Danl Cole
man, charming young widow from Mid
1leburg, is visiting the family of Mr.. X. /.
Tanner One Of our young bachelors is
happy. Miss Mollie Kaze, Of jamestown,
passed through town day or two ago on
her way to school at Dunnville..... Miss
Maggie Mills. Of Brsdiordsville, is the
guest Of Miss Ella Taylor, Of this county
Willie Tanner went to Lexington last
Saturday to attend school -. C.Whipp,
one Of our best young men, is attending
school at Owensboro ..... Miss Sallie Tan
ner spent several days last week with Miss
Matte Cofey Mrs. James A. STAFF, whe
has been very sick for some time, is about
we'll.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Geo. Wilson and Mat. whccldon wer,
united in the holy bonds Of matrimony ID
Malinda and sarlda Liniircll last week.
A. A.. Smith, Ezra aud VIM. Single
] ton. Mat. Claunch. Frank Martin and Mrs
BETTE Coney are among "the MANNED, Oh,
halt and the blind" in our midst thi
week.
Our townsman, II. J. Concy, ha, pur
chased real estate at Danvile Junction,
and Is now making preparations to erect D
dwelling house and shocstor thereon, ID
which he will move in a few weeks.
In the last few weeks there have beer
eighteen births in this neighborhood, and
not girl has appeared among them. To
the atmospheric hroom-slick nayigaiors We
will suggest that this be placed near III,
anchor Of their most delightful sailing
vessel. a. an omen for war.
Mrs. Peter Warren died one night last
week. She LEFT a devoted husband aud four
little children, who deeply morn her early
dcpa rture. She had for several years been
a member Of the Baptist Church at Olivet,
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

-FmESns, Romans and counirymen lend ms
your ears and we will endeayor TO tell you OF the
merits ola medicine whose praises are to-day sung
by thousands. lis Dr.. Marshall's Bromoline, the
Great Blood Medicine. II your blood IS impur,
and pimples cover your face, take Bromoline. Il
your liver storpid and refuses to perform its iuno-
lions, use Bromoiine. When the whites ofthe eyes
turn yellow, the skin becomes nabhy and dead
looking, q Is then time TO be taking something that
will give you the hue Of health. That something
Is DR.. MARSHALL Bromolne, which we tell you Ia,
no equal a. a curative agent. Trial bottles free,
Regular size 81. Sold ny Chenault a Penny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Dim or HIS Dudley Tuhbs,
an account Of whose terrible injuries by a
train on the Cincinnati southern We gave
last week, has since died of his injuries
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

COMMON scuooL.-Mr X. h. Gentry, IT,
will teach the Common School in this dis.
ihci in the old BAH Property on Main
Street recently purchased by Nh, Baugh-
man. lie will commence next Monday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

A Foolish LAw.-The hw requires that
a man sentenced TO the Work-house shall
labor only eight hours a day. Mr. New
land says he makes his men work at least
that long, AMI thinks that We dii him in
justice In our remarks IN the subject last
week.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

QUARTERLY CouRr-Was in session this
week, and all but three Of the eighteen un-
important cases were quickly disposed off,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

BIG. AlroRD has a good set Of Black
smiths Tools and a good Patent Tire Drill
which he will sell cheap.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

CANE Mus, and AIolasses Eyaperators,
cheaper than ever before sold at Geo. u.
Noaren's
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17


SHIFTED Our.-last Sunday week, Rich.
ard Mayer, the little Dutchman who has
l,een running a butcher shop here for the
last year or so, took the train, saying that
he was going to Lexington to get married
10 gal "dot had eight hunder dollar.
lie was TO he back Ia a few days, but those
days glided along apace,and still came not
Richard. Then those whom he had bam-
boozled into trusting him for cattle began
to say among themselves "Why iarrieih
be 80 long, so they began TO count up
his Indebtedness, and found that il was
over 5000, and they knew at once why he
tarried. lie had, by frequent small pur-
ehases and promptness in paying, won CON
iidence, and now those who trusted him
mourn as those who have no hope. Among
them are John McRoberts, Sr, W. Oval
lace, S. II. Baughman, and others; but they
won't get caught any more-at least, they
think they won't now. For the benefit Of
those who may hereafter have business
connection with Mayer, we will state that
he is small Of statue, sandy-haired, blue
eyed, and with his broken English and i'm
pediment in his speech, can scarcely make
himself understood, especially il he gets
the least excited. "We-we-we-well -
he played it fine. and his creditors have
learned lesson, for which they paid we'll
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17
LOCiL MfTTERs.

Purr raw bone duet slGo per cw,. at
Geo. d. Wearen's
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

REVERSED. About six years ago, a man
named Watkins was killed at the l.. a n.
trestle near town, and biz widow sued the
u. 4. Company for damages The result
was, after many delays a verdict Of $500
in her favor The Company took II to the
Court Of Appeals, where It was reversed
last Friday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Another NorER.-Iewi- Whitley cold,
left here few days ago for Indiana. We
would like to bet that II be don't get in
the Peniientiary, he will serve A. a subject
for the medical students disseciing table
before many days. We have written to
the Doctors over there to send Us his skull
for paper. weight.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

liERE At LAsr.-"The melancholy days
have come" and so have Hayden Brothers
new Fall goods come with them and are still
coming. Ladies, just drop in and take a
good look. Your eyes will be Toasted upon
the food Of good things in store for you.
We can not enumerate all Of the lovely
fabrics, but viii say in a word that all you
need l. there in abundance and n pretty
a. an opening rose in June.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

HUNTERS, ArrESrroS Mr.. ;. Porter
Stage, Of the enierprising firm Of MoRob-
erts a siagr, left a day or two ago Tor Gin
cinnati, where he will purchase a large
stock Of doIble-barrel, breech-loading shot
Guns, single aud double muzzle-loaders,
shot, powder, caps, shot-pouches, TASKS,
game-bags, implements for loading shells,
&c, DC. They will arrive in a few days,
and will be sold at the lowest figures.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

MixFn The New York SIN gets the
Lancaster tragedy mixed in this wise "A
circus was At Lancaster, Ky, and during
m Indian scene, when many pistol. were
discharged, a young man arose in his seat
aud shot a policeman dead. There appears
to have been no cause for the deed except
excitement
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

| Pror. 4. GoLnsrriS, the Celebrated Op
iician of Louisville, ia az the Myers House
Those who have trouble whatever with
their vision are invited 10 call and zee him,
Tie guarantees entire satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
Pebbles aud fine crystals Inserted in old
frames.
ARRESTED FoR SrEALINo.--F. =. IIaw-
ley, Tor a long time mail agent on the Ieb-
anon Branch, was arrested Tuesday in
Louisville, charged with cmbezzling letters
from the mails and lodged in jail in de-
fault Of bail. Frequent losses have been
complained Of by parties along the road
and for long time the department was IN.
able 10 tx even a suspicion. a detective
was finally put TO work and by means Of
decoy letters succeeded in fixing the guilt
on IIawley. The penalty against such Of
lenses can not be too great.
j. WINTER a Co.-The immensely pop.
ular clothing men, corner " Third and
Market Streets, Louisville, Ky, wish to
make your acquaintance this Fall and
Winter in order TO show their large Stock
Of Overcoais and Suits for Men, Youths,
School-boys and Children They are
"lIot' from our Workshops; they will get
"warmR" As the weather grows "coldR."
The prices are "sll right and the suits
have got to be call right" and II you don't
find them "all right" we will make il call
right" A. we propose to DO the clothing
business call right" the gents furnishing
goods business "all right" the tailoring
business "all right the children's clothing
business call right" and still you will find
we are more than all we "write." Cut this
ont and keep it for future reference
ELorED WIN Hts MorHER.IS-LAw. -
From time whereof the memory OF man
runneih not 10 the contrary, the mother
in-law has been the subject Of III natured
remarks, and the average soniR-law would
a. soon think Of running of with the devil
n with one Of them. But all mothers-in-
law are not bad-at least, Henry Storms,
who lived near Gilberts Creek, in this
county, didn't think his was, for a few DAYS
ago he stole the old lady from her husband
aud lit out to enjoy a honeymoon OF Illicit
love. Storms Is a young man Of % or %,
and had lately become widower, and as
there were no more girl. in the family, he
took the old lady, WIN is as old again as he
Is, to help him drown his sorrow. Mr..
Rare, the husband Of the woman, does not
propose to raise any row about the matter,
as he thinks the young mans punishment
will be great enough II he lives with the
woman any length Of tine. The inference
is that the guilty party has gone to Marion
county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Tmrr CAPTURED. Deputy Sheriff Rube
Harris who has held a warrant against
james lienge Tor several months, charging
him with grand larceny in Madison Coun-
", succeeded Tuesday night in nabbing his
man At a house on the Somerset ! DAD lead.
from Crab Orchard. lie was taken to
Richmond yesterday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

IuE WwKrp DocroRs. The report that
four Of the negroes that lei Crab Orchard
lor Indiana had been killed and cut up by
the medical students over there, l. doubt
LEES Incorrect There we're only three.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

CAsniDArr FOR rHE IIALrEn.--A re-
port h1s reached here that a man named
Lewis Davenport ravished Mrs. Elizabeth
's'iTTHss, Who sssrs 55sT,'iHz h5uss a;
Science llill in Pulaski county, and had
been arrested for the dastardly act
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Fon SALr-Two chandeliers, four brack-
ct lamps, one large mirror, two table coun-
tiers, one writing desk, five dozen shoe
boxes, Tor shelving. The shove articles
are all new, and will be sold cheap Store
room Tor rent Geo. ". Bruce a Go.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

MANI II he news from Maine is cheer
ing and Just what the Democrats wanted to
hear. The news from Hayden Brothers is
just a. good II not more important. They
have nude room by extensive Summer
Sales for the best and most varied stock Of
goods ever opened in the town Of Stanford,
and every express train brings them some
thing new and desirable. Men, women and
children are Aocking there to buy their
Fall goods
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
Grand Rapids. Feb. 10th. 1880.

Grand Rapids, Feb. 10th, 1880.
Common Council met pursuant to
adjournment. Mayor Brundage in
chair. Roll called and all present
except Alderman Purdy.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Committee OH Finance report as
follows: On the bill Of VIM. Kline
for $50 for rent Of ground for Gala
boose they have no report to make.
On motion the bill of VIM. Kline
was laid on the table.
Bill of Spafford & Cole was refer
red to Finance Committee.
On motion the bill Of E. Tenant
for 81 vas allowed.
On motion the bill Of John Wag
ner for SIT was allowed, a majority
voting in the affirmative.
On motion the bills of NJ. A
Mosher and A. g. Carey were refer
red to Finance Committee.
On motion the bill of NJ. 4. Mosh-
er for a14 (for services for Laura
Dawes was allowed, all voting in
the affirmative.
The bill of VIM. Ayshford for
sS4 (for board and attendance for
Laura Dawes was on motion allow
ed; all voting in the affirmative.
On motion the bill Of G. f. Wit
ter for 1898 for professional services
for Laura Dawes, which includes
800 counsel fees for DR.. Marks, vas
allowed,
Moved and carried that the city
pay the taxes Of GotIeib Pickeruhn
amounting to SIP and Frank Bull
myre amounting to 56.34, and an or
der be drawn in favor Of tile City
Marshal for the amount
On motion the proposition OF f.
J. Wood concerning the taxes on
machinery and foundry was accepted,
to-wit: That be will pay s25 Of the
tax and the marshal's fees now, aud
at any future time should he realize
anything from the sale he will pay
the remainder of the tax.
On motion the Council adjourned
until next regular meeting.
L. 0. SCHULTZ,
Clerk pro tom.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
Terrinle Sniai!ln. -Nitlia CA.nn.

Terrible Suicide. Willie Comp
tor takes S.TycIaA;na, and Dies.-
Gar city was thrown into a frenzied
cycitcmeno last Tuesday by the report
that Master Willie Compton was dy-
ing from the effects Of poison, admin
1sltred by his own hand. The facts,
as we learn them are these He re-
turned home little after tea time, and
entering the house by the back door,
proceeded to lis room and dressed him
self in his best clothes, First asking his
mother tor SHIRT. Mrs. Compton,
with a mothers soil cituie. fearing he
was preparing to go out for the night,
declined to give him one. Very soon
his mother hearing him call, repaired
to his room only to fnd him living in
full dress anon The bed, with arms
folded across his breast, and there she
received the heart-rending intelligence
IRON his lips that nc had taken poison
aud if she wanted to see hlm alive half
an hour hence, she had better send
for DR.. Witter. The poor woman half
frantic with fear and grief, kissed the
dear boy, unbuttoned his collar, and
Immediately sent for DR.. Witter. DR..
Nourse vas also called, but nothing
availad. The stomach pump was used,
bat with no effect, and about 8 o'cock
in the evening the soul of Willie Comp
ton went home 10 its Maker.
Willie was bright, vivacious boy,
kindly and genial, till bad companions
Iured him from his truest friends, only
to destFoj him. He became addicted
to liquor. (which with a propensity to
frequent the gaming table. where he
invariably lost, made him despondent,
Whiskey and cards have Destroyed one
of the brightest of ouI young boys just
verging into manhood, and with those
who have dragged him down. and
broken mothers heart, must rest the
fearful responsibility of suicidal
death. Let them think of it, Let
them ponder it. And let the better
part OF our community ask themselves
Il
II they can afford to have their city
made slaughter house for souls.