The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-31

stealing Of coal during this cold weather
and houackecpers can not be too particular
IN locking their houses we'll.
suor.--John Gaddis shot and severely
wounded Moss Russell, near Milledgesille,
for using Indecent words about a Young Ia
dy. lie put i12 bird shot in him and
when he was arrested by Dan Miller and
brought before magistrate he was honora-
bly, discharged. If the remarks we learned
that be made Of the woman have no foun-
daiion the Court acted very wisely in turn.
ing Gaddii loose
Ar Robert McAlis,cr's sale on the
9Th, property sold as follows: one now
er and reaper sold Tor $3.50, hogs. S39i
per cWt; COWS. from s25 to $50; heiiers,
$40; sheep, Sl3j; cotswold ewes, StOj
to SG.5oi steer calves, SiflO; 20 tons hay
1t 20 cents per owt; wheat at 70 cents and
the land TO J. W. McAlistcr for $3.50 per
acre. The terms Of the sale were and 6
months with G per cent. interest.
TnE NEW ORLEANS MlNsrRErs-Drew
a tremendous hou.e here Monday night.
Many people who hid dccried the drama,
which l. moral and elevating in it, tcnden-
cy, ending alWays in the reward Of the
virtuous aud the Punishment Of the wick
ed, were present 10 hear stale jokes and see
men make fools Of themselves The one
has no moral tendency, the other 6. both
instructive aud entertaining. llnt every
manto his taste, We only wished TO re-
mars
TIM Last NUNHrR.-The year $50 will
be numbered with the dead year in one
more day Thi, too, Is the last issue Of
this paIer inr the present year but IL j.
not the last time that we expect TO say
good word for our sterling friends and pat.
rons, the Hayden Brothers. That substau.
iial house has sold more goods during $50
than 10 any previous year. and in 1881
hey intend TO beat al former years. "The
best goods az reasonable profits il a mot
10 that no fair-mindcd customer will COM
plain At.
NEw NEAR's GIFT.-This will be the
next thing IN order Of saluiaiion on TO.
morrow morning when YOU child, wife or
riend meets you. Prepare yourselves to
'espond to the happy greeting by going to |
he store OF Hayden Bsoihers aud buying |
'our intended gifts. Their goods Of all |
,inds, from a dress pattern or suit Of
.lothes TO the simplest article Of apparel, |
Ire elegant and entirely suitable for gifts /
70 loved ones. On behalf Of the Mess. Hay |
len we bid their numerous friends a Hap /
~ New Year.
HALE & NuNSELLEY.-This firm will /
Commence business tomorrow in the store |
m Main street, next to the Farmers Ma
ional Bank Mr.. A. l.. Hale is known to
III our citizens A. an honest and thorough /
going business man, while Mr.. A. T. Nun
Kelley has, by bis fair dealing and strict
attention to business, made for himself an |
honorable name here, and continues to /
,row in popular esteem. lie !. now in the |
'ity buying a large stock Of goods, and his
sell-knowu taste guarantees that his pur-
'hases will be suitable 10 the trade he so
icits.
SrNERANCE DUnnERAR q Co.-On Jan I
iary lat the name and style Of the Old firm |
y Severance a Dudderar viii he as above.
bur former popular Circuit Clerk, Mr.. D. |
3. Edmiston, has bough. full interest in
i, and it will open out in style tomorrow.
Mr. Edmiston is a thorough business man,
md We consider him most valuable ac-
luisilion to the firm which already enjoys
! liberal pairanage. As soon as possible |
hey will move into Mr.. J. s. MuIphy's |
lew store, where, with additional room. |
hey will he better able to spread them |
elves,
TnE SUPER given by the Ladies OF the |
Tristan Church, differed from the most
{ such suppcrs in the fact that there was
N abundance Of everything splendidly /
ooked. The oyster soup was excellent
nd none could say that Just one poor little
ivalve had been drowned In two gallons
{ tepid water. The meats, the cake, the
ces and all were tiptop, and nobody re-
relled the IS cents that the three courses
ost The room was beautifully hung with
yergreens and flowers, aud with the pref.
y young ladies as waiter girls, one almost
imagined that he had been transferred TO a
airy land, Miss Annie Craig was steward.
IS and general superyisor.oss and well did
he perform her task The pretty walters
we're dressed in white aprons and caps and
nlked so sweetly that many young man
would buy whether had intended to or not.
10 far as We can recollect, they were Mis-
~ Mary Brown, Mamie Duddenr, Lucy
ioberly, Carrie Surber, Bette Pennington,
BELLE Carpenter, Iva SMILEY, Sue Wade
iealley, Jennie Moberly, Luella Ramsey,
Iamie Beazley, Lizzie Beazley and others.
NE ladies managing the affair desire "a TO
hank their friends for 20 literally patron.
ring and assisting them. They are much
leased with the returns, which amounted
D slS2, Sll5 Of il being clear, most of the
rtieles having been contributed by the la
les. Some onyious individual has started
be report that the supper was given in
junction with the Hop, but such is not
he easei ior we know that when the ladies
roposed to change their night, the Bach
Ions said they would change 10 the same
ight Il was no use 10 cut Oh your nose
D spite your face so they finally submit
ID, which they ought 10 have done.