The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

'NWpitt rN''fHfi
A LADY friend, mother Of good lied
family Of boys, told " the other day, that
nowhere in Louisville had she seen 20
many nice Overcoais and suits for Youths,
Boys and Children and al such low prices,
than at J. Winter n Co.'S, corner Of Third
and Market Streets; and she said ~ 3d.
wise every mother or father NJ boy. to buy
biz cloihc. there"
10 Tuna MANY FmrSps We have
been requested by Hayden Brother. 90 re-
turn thanks to their many friends and pa
irons who have stood by them through The
year now about to close, and to assure 90
Of them and The strangers within our
gates that they will continue to offer for
sale none but the best goods at reasonable
profits only, and will he pleased to furnish
At least part of their outfit for Christ
mas
SrrrEE The ladies Of the Christian
Church will give a supper on the night Of
the 2sth. the proceeds to go toward. bay
ing furniture Tor their new church. The
price will he - cents course, which j.
exceedingly low, considering the "Bill Of
Fare These ladies were the prime NOV
ers in the building Il the new church, and
have laborod long and earnestly 10 raise
funds. We trust, therefore, that they will
be literally patronized and amply reward
ed for their uniiring efforts.
Tnr CLOSING YrAn-Only two more
paper Of the JOURNAL will be Issued this
year aud Hayden Brother. desire to call
attention in this, The annual double num-
her, to their very extensive and really ele.
CANT lines Of Winter goods Tor adult maIes
and females aud for boys aud girls Rich
cloaks, dolmars, shawls, heavy blankets
aud hannels, superb ready made clothing, /
embracing upper dne reversible oydrcoais,
hooi-, hats, etc, etc. We invite our read
ers 10 give the IIaydqns call, assuring I
them they will be fairly dealt with
QUARTERLY CorRr-The moot im,or /
tant case before this Cont this week, was
W. g. Rout " 7. ]. Grow. 1t appeared I
that some time ago, Mr. Rout .old horse
10 Grow, or rather his wife who j. trne I
sl,, Tor 81, receiving in payment therefor
check on panyille bsnk. The horse I
was warranted to he sound and gentle, bat |
keeping him lew days after, Mr.. Grow .
avertd that he found to the contrary aud /
accordingly vent TO Dinvile and stopped /
the payment Of the check The suit was to .
recover the amount and Grow plead breach I
Of contract lie proved by several wit. .
nesses that mp 20 a certain time the horse .
Wa Wild aud dangerous fut Nc. Rout took .
mp the thread where they had lett od and I
showed by any number Of witnesses that .
the horse was in every ie-peci o. be had |
warranted him. Judgment against Crow
Tor s7j and costs
DEATHS FeoN uSNAruRAL CAusEs -
During the year there have been three
deaths by violence in thi. county a. col.
low.
February 2l-t- Arch Rowzie shot by /
: NJ. Williams and Clay Powell, at Illus.
tonyillc Died from effects Of wounds Feb.
ruary 18th.
May lst-Iucy Jones, colored, shot ia
Macksyille by Alex. Marshall
November I6,h-Ed Glenn Killed by \.
McInally.
-Four have died suddenly, by accident or
otherwise.
January 9Th Frank Hooker Found
dead Of heart disease near lIighand.
April l9lh-Wm. CoAmin. Killed by .
log rolling on him.
September Sth Dudley Tubhs ieariully
mangled by train on G. $, Il. Il. bridge,
near Husionylle Turnpike. Died Of hi-
wounds,
December l0-Lnke Bryan, color,d, fell
dead Of apopleKy.
BuiIpINcs. The year lSS0 has witness.
Cd the erection Of more substantial i'm
provements in Stanford than any year in
it, history. The members of the Christian
Church have hnilt fine new brick house
Of worship; the Colored Baptist have also
built brick Church, (which stands as mon
ument to their sacrifice and devotion; the
old buildings on the square in
front Of the Court.llouse have been torn
down and in their places Mess. J. H. a $.
II. Shanks, J :. Murphy and d. W. Van
deNc have built large store-rooms that
would do credit to any city, while over
them has been placed Town Hall, max.
ing the entire building a thing Of beauty
aud JOY forever Mr Asher Owsley has
put up handsome two-siory brick store.
house on the same square; Col. W. q.
WEIGH has torn down the old Spaggens
house and on the same BOT has nearly COM
pleied a dwelling that will exceed in beau
~ and value any other in the vicinity;
the old Bruce House, which so long cum
hered the ground, has been razed, the whole .
square has been purchased by the county,
aud preparations begun to convert it
into a handsome Park. Mr., W. II. An
derson has built neat brick residence /
on somerset street, Me- ". I, Ramsey a
two-slory frame dwelling on Upper Main,
while numerous other buildings Of les |
prclenlions have been erected Stanford I
is growing both swiftly and surely, and il
the railroads nov contemplated are built |
and the spirit Of improvement continues,
another decade will see her thriving .
city OF no mean preiensions.
HIRRIgGEs.
OAKs-llArrlELp.-On the Hih, Mr.. /
Albert :. Oaks To Miss America Hatfield.
LEE-fArlHNEM. Mr. John ks
Ser aud Miss Kate Faulkner were united .
on the nh.