davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
LAND. sToCK and CRoP.

FoR Rent House and 20 acres Of land,
Apply TO ,. Reid.
-- DR.. T. y. Montgomery sold to John
Bright s yearling mules at si7 80.
II. l.. Martin, Of Woodford, sold TO
w. W. Baldwin, Of Mason, 30 mules at
$3.50 head.
A Scott county farmer sold carload
Of long wool ewes to an Indiana breeder
at ss.25 per head.
w. W. Adams, Of Fayelle, has sold 30
a party Of Okolona, Miss, a carload OF
medium brood mares at $50 to $50.
w. b. Kidd shipped aud sold from
June 2lst to Dec 25th, 1879, PIG cars Of
cattle-3,s SIS head, that sold for Sl77, 935Oi
- DR.. 4. b. Montgomery has sold $500
worth Of stock raised on his farm in 1879,
and still has number Of all classes on
hand.
a. l.. Hale sold to David Prewitt 40
ewes at 80 per head. and W. T. Baughman
sold to same 40 do at $3.50, aud forty at
$3.50.
j. 7. and J. NJ. Atchison. Of this
county, sold to J. q. Trimble, on the Gnt
ofthir month, 10 mules at $50 per head ......
Samuel Rogers sold to Dan Turney aud
John Thompson, q Bourbon, G2 mules for
5000 or an average Of about 1885 per
head.-lOving-ville Outlook.
- LExINGroS CouRT DAY. About COO
cattle, and generally sold at prices ranging
from 81 so TO 81 per hundred There
were about 100 mules on the market aud
sold nj advanced prices, ranging from SGj
10 Sl05 The demand for mules was good
and the competition in bidding spirited.
The Cincinnati Price CwTeaf says the
number Of hogs packed at all points to
date Is 4,6sOOO9, which is 10000 less
than last season. On the basis Of inquiries
carefully made, the same paper says that
the total Cor the season will be G,9SO,OO0 or
100000 less than last year. The weight Of
hogs packed and the lard produced is much
less than usual.
LouIsvILLE.-There Is an advance Of 10
to % cents per hundred IN cattle, since
last week, good to extra shippers now
bringing A to a best butchers 81 to 4,
medium q To 81, thin to common ! TO
"a Hogs are also looking up; choie,
81 40 to "A so; fair to good heavy 81 IS to
81 40 good light 81 Is to 81 2j Extra
sheep are in demand at cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

Of Mr'. Blackburn, accepted M invita-.
ton 10 call, and TOOK note NJ The late chan.
&C..
On Tuesday evening. At Major Hall,
Prof Dudley gave IN exhibition Of the
Deaf Muies from the Danville Asylum.
The object Of the entertainment was 10
interest the Legislature 10 the extent Of an
appropriation for the Institute.
On Sunday morning heard the grace.
ful and eloquent preacher, George Darsie,
At the Christian Church. Ills subject was,
"rhe glorihed oountcnance." On the read
ing-desk were several fragrant bouquets,
a perpetual offering to the popular minis
ter from year to year. The large pipe or.
gan u such IN efficient aid to the singing
that | wonder how any congregation can
object to IT, Al night at the Methodist
Church the finest singing ever heard from
sacred music entranccd the congregation
Three sisters and one brother compose the
choir, while a sister-in-law plays the organ
The pastor, Dr. Miller, made his clerical
debut at Lancaster twenty years ago. and
has richly fulfilled the promise Of his
youth. lie made the doctrine Of forgive
ness incumbent only upon condition that
the aggressor should evince penitence, a
view which eminently suits our stubborn
resentment. SAPPHo.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

-Ds. Il. &. NoaaAS has soae to nraifaFi,,iiie
on professional Business.
Mss FsAsS MATHEWS. Of ca@piell.ville
uas In tovn fsu days ago.
--JuneE u. J. DunuAn was In aitendance on
the Conmon Pisas Court, this uech.
Mss. ,, n. CRAio. Mr-L John a. Craig and
Miu. Bsiiis faKion are on the Och liss.
Ms. l. c AtooHs, ~ho has b,eu aeting a. De-
-, Agent At Pine nm, hss rciuruci 10 bis post
here.
- Hos. JANIS 4 CHEIsNAN, Of Monticcllo. Va.
here this week. His nephew. Nc. }. c. sauaey,
returnei With him.
- PHoF. W. 7. Kzorr. Of Lebanon. has present.
Cd Mr.. :. g rrsheart With ss-s Of splendid
ecologioal specimens
-MszsHs. r. 2. JACoHs snd J. :. vsnwinkie,
Of Danville. aud Col g. W. Dunlap. Of Lancaster,
~ere Ia town yesterday.
-Dh ?. q. NouSs, of LibiTty, paid Us a pleas
ant call "Wednesday. The impression that he ha.
rsecntly married l. an erroneous one.
Ms CaAs. : EIKLb. of MI vernon, late edit
orsT the Harroisburg Obs,rr,r. vas In to~n yes-
tsrday. shaking hands with his many oil friends.
Ms. Jos. l. roHTNAN has accsPied the position
Of .alesmsu 10 the store q ,. ma 5. n. shsnss.
and Gcorgo McAlister takes Eph Owslcy's place
In AcAlisier A Lytle's
-MKssss Jos. McAlisrEa ASD EruRA~ 4.
OwsLEH ien on wednesday fof the fofmers cattic
ranche In Tcxss They are clever gentlemen, aud
Ne bore that they viii return laden with wealth.
-JuDsE fRowS has taken the house occupied
last year By Mr. John @. SAITH judge Dennis has
the Mckinney house, CaFt W. y. Mckinney the
Alcorn property; Georgs n. MeKianey, vanArs-
dale's nev brick A. a. Afford the old shanks
house. John a. shanks has moved 10 his property,
the MeAli.sr place, and Dr.. Logan has gone to the
houss lately oocupisd BY him. Dr.. }. b. Owsley has
John n. Craig's houss. and q. @. Wine has $. n.
Shants property.
-OUH SUBSCRIBERS this week are JED Floyd,
r. d. Gooch, Euhanks, Ky; $. T. Grimes Cuero,
Tsras, BY Jos 5. Grimes John Cash, n. NanArs-
dale. Judge }. n. Dennis, Stanford }. y Huffman,
Covington, Miss Kate Williams, Lexington J. G.
Albright. c. Hiatt, l.. ". Hoak, MI Vernon. by
sam NJ. Burleti. John Malone, Pine lIiili H. D..
Dawson. Ash Grove, No, by q. J. rhurmond, J..
q Buit. Koskiusko. Miss, by J. W. brown; n. n.
Hall, Knoxville, Tenn; 4. N. LAsley, Cincinnatl.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

nate was. But John soon found that he was
not dead and got up and went away Well.
before be fon, now be ge,i ie,iei ~ high
pldces" John Barbcc was afierward cap
tured. The prisoners we're Phil Barbee and
Wash Duncan. Harry Barbec got away,
and the last seen Of Blind John Boice he
was humping himself mp Main street with
his guitar on his back. The next day
Blind John told Il ALL There were five in
the party, and they had Dr. Dunlap's
rockaway, Mrs. Grigsby's horse and Dr.
lIarlan's harness. The rockaway was
broken In several places and the horse
completely tagged out-so stih Il could
scarcely move. These Tf0ubad0urs had
been to Stanford. put up at Berry Hook
er's, and gone out to serenaie their dusky
d'doineas. Wash Duncan went to the work
house Tor 80 days, Phil and John Barbce
for 50 days each. The latter afterEards
escaped. The load fred at John y. scratch
ed him a little, and part went through
his coat tail-what a pity IL wasn't occu-
pied-and buried itself in the door Of an
old carpenter shop, where II was the CEN
ter Of attraction for a crowd Of darkies all
day Friday. No doubt these are some Of
the same laddies who have been using
Mrs. Grigsby's horses and vehicles for
some time, at least that IL what the niggers
saw now. I don't know that il IL an ex.
ception to the rule at all; but here just the
minute you ask a Niger a question he sus-
poets something and knows nothing and
nobody. Likely, II "a dozen Of them had
been asked they wouldn't have known
either Of the Barbee niggers, where they
lived or anything about them. Bot now a
hundred are willing to tell that they saw
the whole party and knew whose horse
and carriage they had and where they were
going Boyle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
HusfonrfIIe.

The snowfall last evening was mag
ni6oent. II came not in crystals or fakes,
bat in masses.
Many will be grieyed to learn that
Mn. Mile Weatherford. sister Of Judge
Il. W. a DIR. II. Brown. is sick aud in a
CRITICAL condition. Her disease seems 10
he Of a nervous character, and very violent
in is attack. Il is rapidly reducing her
strength and making fearful inroads on
her mind. Her mission has been for years
at the bedsides Of the suffering, and OF
course his case arouses the warmest sym
patty.
theoretically am opposed to whist
ling As a pasttime; but, practically, would
be glad II the trains on the G. $. Railway
would squeak gently just before reaching
the crossing Of the Stanford pike. The
6rst notice the unconscious traveller
has OF IL approach is a crashing on the
trestle over his head or just In front Of
him. Il is needless TO say that the equa-
nimity Of few Of the equine race is equal
TO 40 equiyooal test,
r. Yesterdays mail brought long and
interesting letter rom Mrs. g. o. Barnes.
She writes from West Liberty under date
Of January oh, at which paint they had
been FOR three days. She reports Mr. b,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
RELFGTOTs

- Elder Moses T. Lard H. holding q
protmcied meeting in Liberty. No.
- Rev. J NJ Bruce was prevented by
sickness from Glling bis appointment at
this place lat Sunday.
We have in our minds eye a certain
preacher who evidently believes that his
prayers win be heard, because Of his much
speaking and therefore spins out his petit
tions TO disagreeable length. Having
suffered the tortures, we trust that il may
not be out Of order TO suggest, that II he
will leave oh about one Of the o's Of the
long 100000, that he so frequently intepo-
laies, his prayers might be shortened one.
hall, and the results be Just a. effective.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
Waynesburg.

-Whooping cough is raging here.
Preaching at Double Springs Church
on the 18th and 18th.
The Unfair Of Mr. Henry Caldwell, Jr.,
was delightful affair.
MIR. 5. d. Gooch's school closed ON the
10Th with an exhibition.
- Jim. Lynn bought lot Of sheep,
this week, at $3.50 per head
j. +. Padgett and Hiram Wilson are
preparing to ship their tobacco to Cincin-
natl.
-- Mr.. W. Il. Gooch has bought George
Akins's gallery, and will set up in business
here in few days.
The Changers at Waynesburg have re-
organized and gone to work anew They
meet on Friday the 10Th.
PERsoNAL-Mr. James Eubanks is
very low with pneumonia......Mr. John
Green has moved his family from Owen
county to this neghborhood. A number Of
families have have recently removed from
there. They came as equestrians, pedes-
trians, characters and postillions.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
LINCOLN COUNTY.

BoRS.-To the wife Of J. c. Gentry, on
the 10Th inst, daughter.
Mr. T. S. Farris will start to Atlanta,
Ga, in a few days with a car load Of mules.
The store at Dalton Is about TO change
hands. A party from Cincinnati is nego-
tiating for il.
The sweet songs Of the little birds
were hushed up by driving snow storm
Monday evening.
Since leap year set in one bachelor Of
this place has surrendered to the pleadings
Of young lady and will be led to the by
meneal alter soon.
Our neighborhood has been disgraced
by two cock fights since Christmas. II is
the chief amusement Of our sporting men.
The Grand Jury ought to look aller such
things.
Miss CLARK Engleman gave social
party last Monday night, bat owing to the
inclemency Of the weather a small crowd
Was in attendance, but il was an epjoya-
ole AuAlI
Miss Kate Grimes OF Stanford, spent
last week with Miss Eliza Engleman. Our
legal friend of Dalton, Mr.. Frank Hubble,
has returned from Frankfort, where he has
been ON professional business.
A young gentleman from this vicini-
~, that has been employed in the govern
a
has conscientious scruples about intoxiea.
ting liquors, and Is thinking seriously Of
joining the Muphys.
81 Uncle Reuben sandrige. an old gen
tleman Of color, while driving along in a
spring wagon, last Sunday, the backing
strap broke, the horse became frightened,
ran oil and demolished the wagon, and
bruised the old man up considerably.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

and Mis- Marie we'll md happy. Since
leaving Brcaihiti they have been through
Wolfe county, and met with the most
cheering success. OF course the main
topic Of the letter IL the work in which
they are engaged; bat il abounds also in
graphic and sparkling paragraphs Of char.
actcra, scenes and adventures met in their
progress.
- PERSONAL sappho, thanks..... Miss
Amanda Cook expects 10 start next Mon.
day, on a protractcd visit 10 friends in
Missouri. Freely Peacock has refttcd
and extended biz drug store, which now
wears a city AFRO. b. Cooper has come
over from Lancaster and il rusiicating here
at prcsent......sam Williams writes that
his school opened with fine prospects ......lt
is probably not generally known that we
have in our town one Of the lineal de-
scendants and heirs Of the Mr.. Springer,
whose estate j. ~ frequently spoken Of in
the papers. The American estate embraces
the land on which the city Of Wilmington,
Del, stands, and IL estimated at $780, O0,-
600 Mrs. r. G. Goode, formerly Miss
Springer, Is the lady, and one more de-
serving Of good fortune can scarcely be
found.
i would like to acknowledge, indi-
vidually, the many kind offerings Of friends
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
LOCAL NOTICES.


Clown and Timothy Seed at Owslcy
Higgins.
BARaAiSs in Canned Goods at Harris 4
Nunnelleys.
PRopucE Of every Kind wanted by liar
ris & Nunnelley.
WFsrERS Farmers Almanacs Cor sale
by McRobcrts and Stage.
FoR RESr-A No. Stable and Caring,
House. Apply TO A. H. Penny.
Hams \ NuNSEILEY have Just re.
ceived a nice new lot u New Orleans
Sugar and Molasaes.
THE settlement Of your account l. now
needed. Plcacc call and settle nj once by
cash or note. McRoberis a StaRg.
TAnLEn's Buckeye Pile Ointment l. the
favoriie remedy Cor that terrible disease,
Piles or Hcmorrhoids ID l. the favorite
remedy because Il never fails 70 cure the
most obstinate Rse when used according
10 directions. DO not fail TO avail yourself
Of the relief afforded BY this invaluable
compound. but call At the drug store for
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. Price
so cents. at McRoberts and slagg'.
" You are troubled with Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Headache, Biliousness, or
any disorders Of a sluggish liver, Portaline,
or Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder, will
cure you. Taken In time, il will save a
doctors bill and much suffering. II has
been used successfully In many cases
where other remedies had failed. Dyspep-
ala l. a common complaint, and anything
adording reliefis gladly welcomed. Porta-
taline Is only so cents a package. and will
cure you. Al MeRoberis and Stages.
FRANK LEzIIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE for
February l. one Of the most attractive
numbers that has yet been issued Of this
entertaining and edifying publication, and
veil susiains IL high reputation. The l2s
pagee are filled with delightful literature,
aud are bright with some 100 beautiful en-
gravings. Our space will permit refer
encc only 10 a few Of the most noteworthy
articles The Case Of the Rev William
Tennent," by Alfrcton IIervey; "salt and
Salt mine" by Godfrey A. Hudson; "St.
Augustine, the Apostle of the English" by
Herbert Lee, and the "perrecution Of the
Hugenots," BY Alfred II. Guernsey, are
srceedingly interesting, a. l. likewise the |
article on Magdalen Herbert, the "Poet Of |
the Temple" The first of series Of papers, |
entitled "rhe Children Of the Bible" gives
promise Of becoming an unusually attrac-
tive feature. Mrs. Augusta d. Garrett has
An admirable article, entitled Benedic An
Ina Mes. voluntary on sacred music. |
The department q fiction is crowded with |
good things, aud there are many poems. |
Youthful readers will BE- delighted with |
the stories, "Little Hinges" The Lucky |
Prince. Wee-Wee, etc. The former Is the
of new serial. Single |
copies are only 3 cents. and the annual
subscription 81, postpaid. Addres-. Frank |
Iseslie's Publishing HOUSE, SO, IS and 81
Park Place. New York. '
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
NOZZLE COUNTY.
DanrfIIe.

VIM. Brewer had $50 stolen from his
pocket by his colored ralcf. Charley Viii
liams. This was the trusted and confden-
tial servant.
Maj. George Rue, Of Hamilton, Ohio,
has found Danvile so giyey that he pro-
poses, II he can get enough stock subscrib-
ed, to open large wagon and pillow facto-
ry. Well, send ii along; il has been near
~ three months since we had real good
chance to subscribe TO something.
- PERsoSAL.-Dr. W. w. Dawson, Of
Cincinnati, passed through Danville ON his
way to Stanford to perform a surgical OPP
Grafton. Little Anna Deering, daugh-
ter Of Rev. John X. Deering, had her foot
and ankle badly scalded ON Monday ......
Martin Welsh, little 3.year-old grand
son Of Mr.. Martin Veteran, in some way
fell and had his collar-bone broken.
Will Guest will leave soon for the Univer-
sity of Virginia ...... Mrs. Anna X. Blount,
Miss Florence Meyer and K. ?. Dunlap are
among the indisposed.
-Spott Pellman, an old colored man,
who has lived Tor nearly hundred years
IN the eastern end oil the county died last
week. spot was TAR ahead o. tAe COM
mon herd oil darkieS IN in'elhgenoe' Oh.
very eccentric, as his dying request will
evidence. lie had u large stone, that half
a dozen stout men could scarcely move,
placed on his CONN., IN Order as he SAID
'ha' the devil might have some trouble TO
get at him. II was one OF his characters
tic remarks that he didn't want his vile to
die when he did as she would have To go
to heaven without Spot or olemish'
LAND AND stooK'--A iarm on the
Perryville pike, about Tour miles IRON
town, containing about lOl acres, aud be-
longing to the estate OF b. NJ. Bruce, dee'd'i
will be sold by the Master Commissioner
ON the 10th inst..". Marx Wakeheid sold
Tor shipment, 30 good mules, Tor working
cotton, to Logan Caldwell for sS1 90
head ......P. Gentry sold TO Woods a Far
ris a carload Of extra good mules for 500.
...... Fred Harris paid for II head good
mule colts at SIS per head, to rewmey and
Farris.....T The sheep men expect TO get a
good price for their wool e.ip-that is com
pared with last year.
90 About dark GA Thursday night ID.
Dunlap's barouche was missed, and being
convinced that il had been taken out by
party Of negroes for a ride, II was thought
best to set up for them. Accordingly DR..
Fayette and Lee Dunlap and your core
spondent had the pleasure Of standing
guard in the damp foggy night from .
o'clock until in the morning. About
that hour the carriage was seen coming
slowly up the road from the direction Of
WakeGeld's stable with two persons in ad-
vance ON foot. The two in advance
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
HfRRItGEs.

- Perry. CARR On ihp l0ih. Mr.
John Petty 10 Mis- Lucinda Carr.
-GoocH-SiSaLEroS. Mr. james D.
Gooch and Miss Martha r. Singleton were
married yesterday.
-SfSoLfroS DELANry. At Mr.. John
Turner's, last night, Mr.. Al. Singleton
and Miss Polly Delaney were united in
marriage.
Our young friend and former corre-
spondent at Paint Lick, Mr. Chas r. Fer.
rel will lead to the altar next Wednesday
Mis- Lucie VI. Smith, an accomplished
young lady Of Eminence, Ky. May their
days be long and happy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught eolda Are you un-
able to raise tue phlegmf Have you an irrita-
ton in the throatg A sense of oppression on
the lungs, with sion brcathf Do you have a
NJ Of coughing on lying down A sharp pain
now and then ia the region Of the heart, shout
ders and backf IL -. our Advice Is take At
once do=e OF rutts Expectorani; you viii soon
be able to raise the phrgm. In an hour repeat
the Expec,orant, plsce ahoi iron to the feet,ta
two Of ruls Pgs. You will soon fail into
pleasant sisep and wake up in the morning.
eoash gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
Ing. and the bowels moving in anatural manner.
10 prevent a return OF thcse symptoms use the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
Dry Goods, Notions,
Furnishing Goods,
Carpets, Trunks,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
DRESS GOODS.

We have am immense stock for you Ia select
from i'm BLACK and CoIored An-WooI CASH
mere, AIpacas, Australian Grape. Brocaded
POpIins, Monte Cloth, French Novelties, Cot
ton POpIins, GingI,ams, tkc. Also fine line
of Dress Trimmings i'm Velvet, Satin, PeIsin,
CoIored and Black silk, Ribbons. Fringes,
sEc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

NEWSPAPER PUs. WRITES.

uhce, Evening News, Augusta, Ca
DR. TUT Dear Sir-My little son, was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which left him with .
vi1lent cough that lasted till within month since
Tor Tho cure Of vhioh am Indebted toyour vAluabs
Enpectqrtit had tried most every thing reoqm-
mended but nons dad any good until used your E1-
pc -torant. one buttle OF witch removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks, am yours trlily,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
Had terrible MIGHT swEATs.

NomUh7s, lob, III, ISM
Dr. TUT SRI have been suffering for nearly two
ysars with a severe cuu.,h When | commenced "a
and sixteen pounds In weight. | bad tired almost
oFerythinr had terrible ught sweats. Ihave taken
hall dozen bottles. The night sveats have left me,
the cough has disappeared, and ihave gained fifteen
pounds In ilesh. recommend u 10 all my friends.
With great raapact. OLIVER RICE
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
DOMESTICS.

We call especial attention to our stock of
Bleached and Brown Cotton, Sheeting, Bed
Ticking and Prints. AS it is well established
fact that these goods will be higher later in the
season. you should lose no time in buying.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

CoEcERr. Many preparations are being
made Tor the College Concert, which takes
place at the Chapel next Thursday night,
the 22nd, and an extra entertainment may
be expected. Tickets can be procured at
the Drug Stores
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
Or. J.E. HAYWOOD.
READ WHAT he sAYs,-

DL, TUT New Nofk. Sept. 10. ISL.
Dear sir--During this year I vailed u ne hundred
cHses Of lung seases In the luwer wards OF tie
cry the srs we're of a very severe type. II wa
aud cansoif ~ euririao at IL wonderful power.
During a prlctice OF twenty years, 1 have never
known medicine 70 act ~ promptly and with such
happy ehecta u instantly subdusd the most violent
hts Of cuu hing, and invariably cured tho disease In
lew days lcheerfully iudurss u a. tho best lung
j FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MD
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

GoSE.-As predicted, the I0gans, Ira
and Eluie, failed to put in an appearance
when their cases were called last Saturday,
for shooting at Mr. a. q. Jones. Il IA said
that they have leil the county, and from
all We can hear il il for the eounty's good.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

REyERsAIA-The Court Of Appeals has
reversed the decision in the cases Of Green
wood Va. Cooper aud Armstrong vs.. First
National Bank Of Danville. Both cases
went from the Lincoln Circuit Court
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
MEDICAL.
Dr.TUTT'S
Expectorant ]
IN 2scTs. AND 81 soTTLEs.

Its properties ere Demuloent, Nutri-
tive Balsamic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, Il IL the
most effective LUNG BALSAM ever
offered 10 sufferers from pulmonary
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken Ia exchange lor Ooods, al the highest mar
let rates bdns NE your rouliry, fcathcrs Eos
Butter, Wa, Wild Game, Lard, haoon, classes
.. n. DAVIS.
s0z-sm Meas fhe Depot
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

IlIPIIIr. IIuRRAH The Town Hall is
now 6Hed fact, thanks to the public spir-
illness Of few Of our citizens, and the
building will commence with the opening
Of the weather It's completion will be-
oonsumation that has long and devoutly
been wished
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16

FIVE AND TKS.-It Is surprising to see
the many useful and valuable articles that
can be purchased at James 7. Carson's for 8
and 10 cents. Call and you will be sure
On buV