The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

he ever knew the like before.
TnASKs.-Our business Manager, who
has just returned from profitable visit to
Rookcastle, il under iaany obligations to
Sheriff w. II. Albright. Col. Sam NJ. Bur
deti, c. Crooke and W. A. Burnside for sle.
oial favors. To the latter gentleman he is
especially indebted for assistance in getting
eleven new subscribers among the employ
ees Of the Pine lIill Coal Company and for
enlightening him in the mysterie' II coal
digging.
IIorIDAY TINEs-we are on the eve Of
the gay and Joyous holiday times Of the
year 1850 Young ladies and gentlemen
will want to look well At parties and other
smusemsnts during Christmas week. and
during the week Of the opening Of our new
Town Hall. Get ready now. Hayden
Brothers can rig you all up in clothes as
fine as Worth, Of Paris, or Buitefick. Of
New York, and at greatly les cost. Give
them a call and You will get bargains in
I'll You buy.
TuE l.. x y. H. R.-lias reduced it,
rates Tor hauling coal from Pine Till to
this place to Eve cents per hundred pounds.
Il was o cents We get this information
from Col. c. II. Rochester, member Of
the Railroad Commission, who SAYS this Is
but little over three and half cents per
bushel II the miners and the retail deal
en- would make a proportionate reduction
consumers ,long this road would have that
benefit Of cheap fuel to which they are en-
titled by location.
SUPREME TREAsuRER.-Judge T. J.
Breckinridge Ia, been appointed supreme
Treasurer OF the Knights Of Honor 10 6ll
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of X.
A. Hosmcr. The Judge has made his Of
fetal bond Of $4,000, and will remove
to Louisville, where his office will be here
after. The appointment ia an admirable
one, as the Judge is not only bright and
enthusiastic Knight but business man Of
the strictest integrity The Widow and
Orphans fund will he safe in his hands.
A Few OF THEN-we give below
few Of the things that you can get Of the
Hayden Brothers, as good and cheap as Won
can find anywhere. Jeans, canton flannel,
blankets, comforts, heavy boots, fine hats,
ca 'simere suits, oyerooats, shaw!s, dress
goods in endless variety, ribbors, laces,
cloaks, dolmans, dress trimmings, gum
overshoes for men, women and children,
splendid carpeting by select samples, and
anything you may need. This firm has an
established reputation for fair dealing.
TuE MILLEDGEviLLE KILLING. At
the trial Of Abe Mclnally, Saturday, for
the killing Of Glen, il was proved that he
acted only in his necessary self defense, and
he was discharged. Cam Rowzie, who was
with Glenn and who fired twenty-three shots
at the house that MeInally was in, had his
trial put of iii Tuesday and asked that il
he noved to this place. The evidence show
ed that he and Glen had banded together
for the supposed purpose Of numbering Me-
| lnally, and he was held under the Kuklux
Act in the sum OF 5000. Mr.. Jim Carter
signed his bond and he was released.
AFFIRMED A number OF years ago a
Special Commissioner appointed to settle
up an estate failed to account for some
81 800, that the hein alleged was due them.
l They sued the Commissioner securities,
Mess. John s. Murphy and Gaines Craig
and judgment was obtained sgainst them
in Judge Breckinridge's Court They took
the case to the Court Of Appeals and il
was remanded back fora new trial. II was
tried again and that time Judge Breckin-
ridge, under the ruling Of the higher Court
decided against the heirs, who in turn took
il to the Court Of Appeals which this week
ailimed that decision. The plaintiffs, are
Isaac, Ketchum, Myen, Gaines and Dau-
kins. The Commissioner claims that he
paid the money over in full, but lost the
receipt
THANKSGIVING DAY-Was more gener,
ally observed here Yesterday than We have
ever known IT, The Banks and several
business houses were closed, and the peo-
Pile generally seemed to appreciate the
spirit Of the day. Mr., +. II. Burn
side, the whole-souled host Of the My
ers House, gave tip-top dinner 10 his pat
rons and friends, in which Fat turkeys
tempting yenisonf just from the mountains
Of Tennessee, oysters and other good thing
formed conspicuous part. Capt Thomas
Richards, Of the ST. Asaph, also gave a roy
al dinner and varied the pleasure Of the
day by letting loose a large red fox, o,ugh
in Eslill county. This was done at
O'Clock. Harvey Gentry entered two dogs
, Cornelius Nannoy Eve, aud Frank Dawson
seven. Genlry's sut Lovingood sold as "a
vorite in the pools. After lively chase,
. MrNanuoy's dog took the game and Capt,
Melch got the tail. Daring the day the
stanford Cornet Band discoursed som'
splendid music for the benefit Of the crowd
la town.