The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02

while he j. IN this section We hope be will
extend bis visit "A stanford aud join in our
Ratification Monday. IIis ringing voice
and eloqnent uiterances would elecirify
the boys
STANFORD has abont doubled the census
report Of 1870, but the population still is
much less than had been expected. We
are pretty surc that the new figures are
not entirely correct, aud hope that those
who have been overlooked will report TO
r. NJ. McRclerts At the Court-lioGsc to-
morrow or Monday.
IIoor Alan Engineering Corps. ac-
companied by Col W. T. Knott, passed up
10 Livingston yesterday, and will COM
mence making estimates Of the extension
Of the Branch NJ oncc II l. said that
the road will be put through 10 Knox
willie hrfvrr a great while, ecnsnmaiien
devoutly to he wished.
A Bl0 DAY.-Wilh it, two Courts and
two ratification meclings next Monday will
be a big day in stanford. Everybody will
be here, and We would like for them to
know that We can he found at the old
stand ready To receipt for old scores aud
take subscriptions at sl.0O TO January l-t,
1851. Now Is the time To get a reliable
campaign paper.
IL
BY the firm Of Hayden Brothers yesterday,
that We are authorized TO say 10 the pub
lie that from now on until the Fall season,
they will offer their goods FOR Summer
wear at your own price After pricing
many articles there within the last week,
we are satisfied that no where else In this
State can he had better goods at lower fig
ures. Our readers know that when the
lIaydens offer bargains in goods, they
mean business
BuaeIARY.--On Saturday night last
the house Of Mrs. Mary Logan was enter
ed and SIS stolen from purse which was
locked up in Mn. Annie Caldwell's trunk.
in 2 Dom up stairs. The thief was evil
IDENTIFY acquainted with the surroundings,
and the fact that there is no male occu-
pant Of the house made him all the holder.
There is no elew as yet to the scamp, but
active steps are being made to bring him
to justice and recover the money, Il posi-
BILE. The loss is severe on Mrs. Coldwell,
who had laid the money by for a special
purpose.
RATiFIcArIoN.-A Grand Ratification
Of the National Democratic ticket will be
held here next Monday ut l O'Clock in
which the Democracy of the adjoining
counties are invited to participate. Among
the speakers who have been invited to at
tend are Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay, Hon. 4.
W. Turner. Hon. j. $. Chrisman, Hon. J.
x. lIindman, Hoo. Frank Wollord. Hon.
NJ. j. Durham, Hon. X. j. Breckinridge,
Hon. Z. Il. Thompson, Jr, Judge NJ. II.
Owsley, Hon. J. 4. HAYS, Hon. Joseph II.
Chandler, Geo. G. Cohen, E'q., Judge J. y.
Stone aud Others. Let every Democrat in
Lincoln attend and make the ratification
the most enthusiastic ever known.
Wa have been hanied the following
last Saturday afternoon Mr.. j. D. Myers,
with his little daughter. rode out to his
farm, two miles and halt south Of Stan
ford. lie drove into the creek in front OF
his house TO water the horse. The bank
was rather high and the hole Of water had
been washed out very deep and the buggy
upset. Mr.. Myers with the rapidity Of
lightning dropped the reins and seized the
bride, and cried TO his daughter to get out
as quick as possible. The horse tried 10
kick and run, but Inspired by the thought
that the life Of his child hung on the ac-
ton Of a moment, he held the horse with
superhuman strength. still As death, until
the little girl got safe ashore. Finding
himself master Of the situation. he held il
until help arrived. and saved the buggy,
too. Moral-lf Mr.. Myers tries 10 give a
robust young man an old-time school cas-
LEGATION, he might a. we'll accept the situa'
tion without any demur.
BACK AGAIE.-Sherih josiah Harisell
Of Mason county. Ill.,, arrived Wednesday
with Ben Terrell, the man who killed
Mike Ely, AZ IIustonyille, in March, 1878
lie saws that Ferrill had been in his town
since February last without any visible
means Of support and was generally re-
garded with suspicion. The way he man
aged Ia got a clew Of his crime was by over
hearing conversation, after Ferrill had
had a row with some one, in which he
clai ned that he had killed one man ia
Kentucky and could clay OUT another, 4
necessary. After some diiiulty he found
out the name Of the county in which th'
killing Was done, aud immediately lele
graphed To our Sherin. Mr.. BanghmaI
replied that ferrell was wanted here, an,
thereupon Mr.. llansell lodged him in iai
TO await a requirilion. Ferrell looks a
little dilapidaie,l, aud 81 ooagsc did MOI
appear 10 his best advantage with ih'
bracelets ON, bat he seems In good spirits
I notwithstanding he Is 10 be trisd for hil
I LIE,