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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

the "a Presbyterian Church iu this city
...... Eds Harvey and Tnppei viii begin
a series OF meetings no The Baptist Church
On next Sunday
Julia A. Hunt advertised for Fri
day and Saturday evenings and Saturday
afternoon. Friday. "Niolci;7 Saturday,
1.-TWO Orphans;" saturday Matinee 2 o'clk.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" ...A Masquerade
IT Mrs. Bowman's Thursday night. Miss
Nina Bachelor, Of T.ouisvillc, viii, At an
carly date, give Dramatic Reading in
Danville
DR.. Jno. NJ. Allen has gone to New
York to attend Medical Lectures. Col.
J. A. Fisher will leave this week for ST.
LOUISE. Miss Bette Dillon is at Mrs. Van
Winkle's~...w. n. Harris has returned
from the Fast with new goods.....Col. e.
II. Wiihrow, Of Paris, was in Danville last
week......Col. d. W. Jons. and wife vii.
attend the 81. Louis lair
This is the second week Of the regular
September term Of Circuit Court Sam
Banks and Jack Powell have been sent to
the peniteniiary FOR horse-stealing. Jim
Turner, charged with the same ofIense, was
acquitted. Jasper Shcarin, concealed weap-
ons, ten days aud So. Sidney aud wife
vs.. l.. a y. II. H., $500 damages. The case
Of T. J. Hudson and wife W. L.& n. Il. K,
twice sent back from the Court Of Appeals,
came up on Tuesday; the jury was made
mp and sworn and the case stated for both
parties; but during the recess for dinner,
the attorneys became frightened and the
case was withdraw from the jury and by
consent continued. X. T. Quisenberry was
admitted to the bar. The Grand Jury is
a vigorous one and has returned about $50
indictments, principally against the whis-
XIV men.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01
SALE OF STOCK, CROP, &C.

on FRIDAY. OCT. 4, 1850. NEAR MCKINNEY,
on the farm of Mrs. Mary Owens, I viii otter a.
pubic auction the following property 80 iarrCis
Casa "a 60 ussa 40 sl,.-t-9 e--.l -...i
Calves, 2 Thoroughbred Cows and Calves, ! thor
ough-hrcd Bull, 2-ycr-old Steers, I yeaflinE
steer, / pair work Mules, 1 5-year-od harness
Stare, 3-year-old MARI, I 3-ycar-old Horse by
Iiippy, Mule Colt Buggy and Harness. Double
Harness and Pole, Combined Reaper and Mower,
Hay Rake, Harrow, turning Flows, 4 Double
shovels, Single shovels and other Farming I'm
plemeuts. Terms made known on day Of sale.
II. r. BUSH, Auctionecr. \. w.0WENs.
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Valuable Lands and Town
Lots for Sale!

For sale privately, until Jan. lat, a Farm Of 40
Acres, on Hawkins Branch, adjoining Geo. 4.
McRobcrts. n Is all under Fence aud has a sissli
house on H. The land Is In good condition. Also,
on Dix River, In hnc state Of cultivation. Large
brick house on u. Also, 80 Acres adjoining
the POor-H0use farm. Has house and line ORCH
ard thereon. Also, a House and = Lots on
stanford Street In Crab Orchard. House Is larIe
and other improvements arc good, aud another
House aud 2 Acres In Crab Orchard pre-
address W. Y. sTEfHENSON.
u1.2m Crab Orchard, Ky.
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TAKE NOTICE

have purchased all Of the accounts Of the late
nru Of Marshall a Ripley aud have placed them
ton. All persons knowing themselves indebted
will confer 4 favor and save themselves costs ~
settling with him at once otherwise, legal proceed
5i5-it %. q. MARsCuALL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

CRAB OoHARD, KY, Sept. 30, 80.
M. Edito,s-Please to state in the next
issue Of your paper, that the case of the
People VS. james A. Garfield pending in
the Rookcastle Court was continued till
the 4th Monday in October County Court
day. when the Prosecuting Attorney
will certainly be present RESPECTFULLY,
L. y. BoRBIrT.
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600 ACRES

OF Valuable Garrard County Land, lying on the
Lancaster 4 Crab Orchard turnpike, within ~
miles of the town of Lancaster. owned by Mrs.fan.
ME f. Talley at her death, and being tina; portion
devised TO her by her father, saml Lusk, decd. IL
will he sold in body or in parcels TO suit pur-
chasers Il will be first offered in parcels, then in
one boundary; the bid bids will be accepted that
realize most 10 the estate. large frame Resi-
dence and the necessary Out-buildings are on the
premises, and the location being considered, u Is
the most desirable place In the county.
Under judgment In the case OF Saml Lusks FN-
ecutOrs vs.. Saml. Luskis Heirs and Creditors, Mrs
Margaret Lusk Is entitled 10 an annuity, the por-
ti0n chargahle 10 this land being SIS per annutn,
payable quarterly, but under the judgment for sale
herein, said amount Is ordered 10 be paid up TO
feh 1884, out Of the proceeds realized by this sale,
after that date Il will he charge upon this land.
TERMS.-Credit Of . and Is months, purchaser
10 execute bonds with good security, bearing In
erest from date at the rate of6 per cent. per an
mum until paid, payable TO the undersigned Conn
In equal instalments, having the fore and effect
Of judgments, lien seing retained on the land TO
secure their payment. MAT WALTON.
4f7-2t Master Commissioner
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

IESRIr HoUsE.-Mr. Jacob NJ. Cooper,
well and fayoIably known to everybody In
this section, has aecepteda olerkship in the
Henrie House, Cincinnati, the best $3.50
and - Hotel in the city. Palronize AN
old friend when you go there, and save
money by H.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

GAME LAw.--Noi until the Goth day Of
this month can you kill cartridges, rabbits,
or pheassnt- On that dav the time ex-
pires until the FIRST day Of the February
following. Each violation Of the Law now
subjects the offender TO a Tine Of 81, and Il
It il not paid or replevied. be has to work
II out at ha "a labor under the supervision
Of the Jailer. See Acts Of Kentucky Leg.
stature, 1876, Vol. /, page IS.
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STORE-ROOM FOR RENT

A desirable store- lloou IN the 81. Asaph Hotel
building Is for rent ID has iul ~ Rect honi, - %
feet deep and we'll lifted with counters and shelves
Call on or addftss
fli-lm nAtGtiMAN a hAhts
StauiOrd, Ny.
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LAND FOR SALE !!

/ WILL SELL PRIVATELY 100 ACRES OF
nay Land adjoining town. Halt Is IN grass and the
balance Is tillable ground OF excellent quality.
will take pleasure Ia showing purchasers over IL.
4iG-it WESLEY ROUT.
stanford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

A MANIFEST religious feeling having
followed the Baptist Meeting Of two weeks
ago, Rev. J. NJ. Bruce decided 10 begin
afrcsh, and assisted by Rev. w. A. Sim
mons, has been holding meeting each night
this week.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

TmE INTERIOR JOURNAL can he had
from now until Jan. /, 1882, for 81 cash.
Don't forget this, you who do not take il,
when you come to Court Monday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

SurrosING A CAUSE Miss Sudio Whites
physician publishes card in the Rich
mond Herald in which he says that she had
been for months subject to painful disease
that at times greatly depressed her spirits,
and Il Is supposed that her suicide was the
the result Of such spirits.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

A NOVEL SuIT.-About ten years ago c,
c. Storms and wife, Of Lancaster, parted
and afterwards were divorced. Mrs
Storms subsequently married DIR. Stephen
son, Of Crab Orchard, from whom she also
parted, and they remained separated until
his death. About six years ago Mr.. Storms
entered the matrimonial state again,
taking "a his wife Mrs. Collier, with
whom he is now living happily in Lanoas-
ter. Last year Mrs. Stephenson returned
to that town after several years absence,
and has since annoyed ex-her husband with
numerous suits, which were for the most
part compromised. This week she capped
the climax by entering a suit praying that
the divorce between them be set aside, on
the grounds Of illegality, and that she be
re-instated to all the rights and privileges
once enjoyed by her. The ease has created
somewhat Of a sensation, and its progress
will he noted with interest.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

ASormER barber shop has been opened
in town. II is in the st. Asaph Hotel and
Alfred Donehi, cold, from Winchester Is
the proprietor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

sfSr TO Tnr AsYLuu. Rex Piitman,
who for many year. has roamed The Coun-
Try, an insult to deccncy and shame on
the authorities, has NJ last been adiudeed
lunatic and sent to the Asylum. Ills trial
TOOK place NJ Danvillc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

An AMUSING SUIT Was tried here last
Saturday in which James Crutchield was
plaintiff aud Major Milton Stigall, defend.
ant. The claim was for 30 chickens at a
shilling each, making s.. To offset this,
the Major who has very high regard for
the almighty dollar and frequently makes
the eagle scream 80 tightly does he press il,
brought in bill Of board for the chickens,
three months at a dollar a month, %, Mr..
Crutch6eld not to be out done in that kind
Of business, presented the followingi NJ.
Stigall, TO james Crutchfeld, debtor, for
eggs laid by hens, So for rooster serving
hens, 81 for manure and feathers, 5Ocents
total, $3.50. Then followed good deal of
Tending and proving, at the close Of which
Squire Portman gave judgment against
the Major for s. and decided the honors
even ON counter claims. Those who know
the Major can better imagine HE looks and
feelings at this than Ne can describe them,
but there was no appeal and he had to
come down with cash. lie is fully con
WINGED, however, that the county is going
to the dogs when men cant collect an
honest hoard bill against a chicken.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

A SCRiMMACE.-I.ast week, Tom Dodds
went 10 the Office Of T. J. Anthony and
gave him a curing on account Of some bus
iness trouble. Anthony resented and in
the sculile that followed, got a cut on the
neck which he claims that Dodd. inflicted.
lie afterwards swore out warrant against
Dodd. charging him with cutting with in
tent 10 Kill and trial was had on Satur-
day resulting in Dodds being held for as.
sault and battery TO the Circuit Court in
The .nm Of $50.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

TEERInLE ACADEMIA Mr.. Miller
from Cleveland, o., who was employed by
the Standard oil Co. at Shelby City, met
with frightful accident the other day.
lie was attempting to put belt on run
ming wheel when he was caught by the arm
IN the machinery aud rspidly whirled
around the shaft, tearing his arm from the
body, breaking his leg and otherwise injur-
ing him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

WHrF DnEssEs.-One of the main re-
grets at The departure Of Summer by those
who like TO look on female Ioveliness clad
in spotless white, Is that Il puts an end 10
one " the prettie-t fashions that has been
the vogue for many years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01
LOCiL MATTERS.


Us. a RW. HocKER have an Aultman
~ Taylor Thresher for sale. See "ad.' in
another column.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01
AGENTS WANTED

FOR THE KENTUCKY BAPTIST ASSURANCE
Association. Men OF "a porience in Liie Insurance,
who can cune Wcll recommended VIII ana II To
their interest 90 addrCss
10 a. n. PENNY, seeyy
STANDARD. XIV.
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WV ADVERTISEMENT.
NoTICDl

WI WILL, on MONDAY, OCTOnEg nh, is,0
sell privately, in The town 81 stanford one Auii-
man-Iaylor Separator complete with ihe stow
Taylor Engine The Ihrcsher and Engine are 10.
most new md in gIHuf order. Will sall Them vefF
cheap. .. \. a "a. W. uOCENit.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

Amour TO Leave Mess. Geo. II. Bruce
a Co. are boxing up preparatory 10 leaving
Tor Evansville, Ind. We regret exceeding.
ly to lose such an enterlrising merchant A.
Mr.. Bruce, but hore him abundant success
in his new location
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

TnE PooR.IIousE-seems to be in de-
mand. Seven persons, namely james Nc
Alisier, r. Carson, VIM. Pursiiull, J. VI.
Rochester, Mrs. Samuel Holmes and A. q.
Payne, are contending for the prize ofkeep-
ing II; and the prospect Is the present low
figures will be considerably reduced.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

MonE NEw Goons. Mrs. Warren a Mrs.
Bruce are still receiving splendid new Mil
linery Goods. They are prepared to please
the most fastidious in any thing pertaining
10 Millinery. Don't fail TO visit them at
their store over J. n. Craigs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

BEARDED WOMAN. - Stanford has a
bearded woman. She l. a dark mulatto,
seventy years old, named Elizabeth Holmes.
Her chin whiskers, fully two inches long,
are a. thick NJ those on the face Of any
man, She says that her grandmother had
a much heavier beard than her own and
II extended over more Of her face.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

Hoo Ur A TREE-The other day when
Mr. W. b. Hawkins went to drive HE
swine out Of his orchard, he found a hog
sitting up in one Of the tallest trees eating
apples with great apparent satisfaction.
Stop dear reader, do not say this is lie,
for newspapers never tell such things, just
wait till we get through. TWAS Ground
hog and one Of the largest Of IL species
ever seen.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

JULIA A. IIUST's Dramatic CoNPANY.
The manager Of this excellent Company,
Mr.. l.. d. Hunt, was here few days sgo,
when he signed a contract TO open our new
Hall on or about the 10th of December.
Miss Hunt, who is a native Of Kentucky,
is an actress and vocalist Of decided talent,
and her reception wherever she has APP
peared has been very nattering indeed,
crowded houses Of delighted people greet
ing her on every occasion. The Directors
were fortunate in securing this Company
for the opening, and the engagement will
prove quite a send-of to the Hall.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

Now THAT the old houses have been
moved from the Court square, we hope the
authorities will see that IL is made into
nice park. II has been suggested, and very
wisely, that the stone wall around a portion
oft, be torn away, the whole Of it graded
down and nice iron fence put around it..
The rock could be sold for almost enough to
buy the fence and the grading would be
done by numerous parties, for the earth
alone. Then il should be sown in blue
grass, water maplesset out andbrick walks
laid in all necessary directions. All Of this
could be done for a triiing cost and the spot
be made pride to our town and county as
we'll. Itisa shame to let il stand like it is
and we hope the Magistrates when they
convene next week, will consider these few
remarks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

rHE Town HALL-Architeci J. X. Car.
rigan, pronounces the masonry and brick
work Of the new Hail one Of the best and
most substantial pieces Of work he has seen
Tor many a day and says no fears need be
had Of its failure to support any crowd
that m ay ever be gotten into 1t. The Build
ing Committee has collected all subsorip.
tions and arranged for the full completion
Of every thing-lighis, stoves, seats, cur
tain, scenery and ALL The roof has been
completed and plastering will begin at
once.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

CLArNs.-The last Legislature passed a
law requiring that all claims against the
county shall be filed with the County At
torney ten days before the Court at which
they are to be allowed. The amount filed
up to the day Of closing, last Friday, was
s7,7Gl, good deal Of which, we are told
by W. II. Miller, the Attorney, will not be
allowed. The claims paid last year amount
ed to S6,97l.S3, and he thinks that the
amount will not exceed that sum thi. wear.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

THE BEsr Is CnEAPEsT.-This j. fact
that cannot he oontroverted by any one
Nou may buy goods OF any inferior quail
~ from many merchants, at a merely nom
inal price, but in a short time they are
gone and you have to buy again. Now
such course is false economy. Buy the
hest, and you will save money. We have
noticed that in all their lines Of goods, the
Hayden Brothers buy none but the bes,
clothing, dress goods, boots, shoes, hats,
notions, &c, NC, and their prices are al
most as low As that asked for "shoddy"
goods.
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Master COmr.'s Sale!
GARRARp cIRcrIr COURT.

GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT.
GEO. DESSY, PLFF., vs. ALExASDER LUsK, &c,
DEFENDANTS.
BY virtue Of Judgment and order Of sale made
by the Garrard Circuit Court at its August term,
1850, in the above-stylcd case, the undersigned
Mas Comr sfsaid Ct. will, on MONDAY, OCT. %, 80
County Court day, before the Conrt-iiouse door IN
Lancaster, KY. publicly expose to sale TO the high
est aud hest bidder,
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DoS'r FoRoEr-when you come to
town, or feel that you are in need Of goods
Of any kind, don't forget to go to Hayden
Brothers aud look at the very superior
goods they have in endless variety. We
speak what we know when we say that in
their house you can find anything you
want, at bottom prices, from a paper Of
pins to a stylish dress or suit Of clothes.
In all years gone by, we have never seen
more beautiful goods, or cheaper than can
be- found at the store Of Hayden Brothers.'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

4 CHICKEN SHOOTS A PREACuER.-The
chickens have at last had their revenge,
and in future have determined, instead Of
lying down and dying at the approach of
a preacher, to open war upon this fried
chicken loving class. The other day the
Rev Petrey, Of Cox's Gap, in this county,
who is holding protracted meeting in the
edge Of 9ockcastle, went with one Of the
brethren home to spend the night lie
had not been in the house many minutes
until hen, supposing no doubt that his
visit meant mischief To her family, few in
and in attempting to alight on a rifle that
was hanging on the wall, tipped the weap.
on over, which falling to the floor was dis
charged, the ball taking effect in the
preachers hip and producing serious
wound.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

THE DEMOCRACY OF Laurel had a rous-
ing Barbecue at London on Tuesday,
which COLT phil and Judge NC. Sauf-
ley, Of this place, attended and made stir
ring speeches for Hancock and English
and Tom Turner Col. Hills speech, e.
pecially, is spoken Of as a splendid effort,
which created the greatest enthusiasm
among the honest mountaineers. There
were several thousand peopls present, and
besids being RECALLED with campaign pabu-
lum Of superior order. were treated to
an abundance Of good things to eat Tom
Turner never had better showing than at
present.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01

To THE COUNTY CouRr.--ln answer to
the call on Rev. j. A. Boyle to become
candidate for School Commissioner, he
writes ne private letter to say that his
kind feelings for Judge PHILIPS had pre-
vented him from announcing himself when
solicited by his friends sometime ago. II
is too late now for him TO make canvass
for il, but he says IL the Honorable Court
will see fl to give him the office he will
gratefully accept il, as the salary, though
small, would be big help in his present
circumstances. lie will be unable to at
tent the Court, having to go to preach at
some point in Pulaski, but hopes his friends
in that body will remember him when
they 20 to make Commissioner for the
ensuing term.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

In France, Spain, Austria and Italy, thu
importation and sale Of tobacco is govern
ment monopoly, and therefore is let and
hindrance to American producers and ship.
peN, France imports tobacco to tho amount
of S6,000,000, on which she realizes profit
of S40000,000, one-third Of all her revenue.
Some of the American tobacco dealers are
protesting against the way in which the
agents of the foreign governments are
y ermitted TO make their purchases, as they say
it is done Gin such manner as TO lower the
value not only of the tobacco purchased for
these governments, but the entire stock or
products of the country, and to place in the
power oftwo or three men to fix the price of
tobacco in all the markets of this country"
A petition has been sent to Congress to in
terfere and it is probable something will be
done