The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-27

warm Tor q week. The Thermometer has
stood A. high in the day A. at any time
this year, and the nights, contrary TO the
general rule, have also been very warm.
The spell Is almost unprecedented, and
makes NJ, this late in the season, long for
some vast continuity Of shade. where flies
and Precipitation are unknown.
1 TAXI NoTicE BY recent order Of the
County Court the keeper Of the Poor House
will be elected by ballot on the fr-t Mon
day in October. Each applicant will be re-
quired 10 Gle with the clerk before that day
a sealed proposition naming the figures at
which he will undertake the care Of the I'M
foriunates. Unless this condition Is COM
piled with no notice will he taken Of the mp
plicant.
A RARE FLOWER. Mrs. John :. Hughes
has wonder in the shape Of Cdladium
E.cHlanhm, vulgarly known A. Elephants
Far" in bloom. The flower Is Of rich
cream color and is quite a beauty. The
plant l. seven year. old, but never before
showed any signs OF blooming; in fact, no
one in this vicinity has ever heard Of is
species blooming before. Can the botani-ts
tell Us anything about i,f
SOMETHING FREsH-In the way of Boots,
Shoes, Ready-made Clothing and Suitings
can be seen by calling at HAYDEN Bros.'
They have just received and arc now open
ing fresh. choice aud cheap supply Of
these articles. all in new styles aud Of the
best workmanship. Also. the very hest Of
all-wool goods, Jeans, Flannel-, NC, NC.
They invite the public to give them an
early call and inspect their goods.
THr TowS HALLS last assuming it,
permanent share, aud promises To he thing
Of beauty aud joy forever. The brick
work will he completed early next week,
and by the lst of November Il Is hoped
that the entire work will be done. by the
way, responsible travelling company has
offered $3.50 for the privilege OF opening
the Hall and running il one week. Don't
you wish now you had some stock initG
STANFORD FEMALE CoLLnsE-The va
cation : Tar SPENT the Summer Is over ana
In two weeks from next Monday, this in
stitution will open it, eleventh session.
The prospects for full school are very
haltering aud We are glad to know that its
many advantages are being more and more
appreciated. There il no better school Of
the Kind anywherei nor one In which such
uneea-ing care Is taken OF tbs pupils en-
.
MISoR CouRr MArrEks-Wm. HoltH-
CLAW and John Lawson had hsiicuh
about small lot OF wheat for which
they were arrested and tried before
squire Carson. IL was proved that iiolth-
CLAW hit the hrst lick 50 he was multeed
IN the sum OF one cent aud eosts......Andy
Yates and Hugh Beaitie exhibited their
puguiisiic powers on Main Street the other
day aud that night enjoyed quarters with
Jailor Newland.
ArIrALRrApy.-As the editor az this
paper. il does "A. rood Ia note the .nap and
enterprise of any Of our business men. In
this connection We are pleased To see that
our ever wide'awaSe and energetic friends,
the Hayden Brothers, have already begun
to receive their Fall goods, by almos; ev-
cry train that arrives. Reader- OF the
INTERIOR JorRNAL can rest assured that
II they want the best Fall goods at low
prices, they can get them by calling at
Hayden Broihers'.
UrIIApA CArsr.-An old colored m.n
named Thomas Reed was M heior, Squire
w. r.. Carson Yesterday charged with whip.
ming his wife. Knowing him 10 be nm hon.
est. handwriting old man, the Sonire let
him tell his tale; "Fore God. ledge" he
aid. "dat oman was too pestiferous for any
man. She had been sassing arter me al
day long. but paysno attention 10 her til
she took and het some water and swofe she
war ewine TO scall ali the har DIN me
Den | Gin her elm side the head and laid
her ont.H The squire Thought Il wasa ius.
,i6able case and DISCHARGED Uncle Tom.
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