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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30
cnnalaases FOR fhe Tenitentiarp.

lNofteapohucucc AAteiioh SouAhaAl
Allow me a little space In your excellent paper,
while speak OF some OF the evil practices that
are, aud have been, resOrted to by some Of the
youngsters during the present Winter. who were
in the habit Of attending the many surprise parties
and other places Of somewhat public resort Would
you suppose that any young man In this eOmmun-
ity, where we boast Of our enlightened system Of
education, morals and christianity, would be vile
enough TO attend social parties whore the most
hned and respectable young ladies graeed the
sion, aud were calculated To exercise good moral
influence. and while participating In all that was
calculated 10 enhance the pleasures Of such gather
ings on such occasions, be guilty Of low and base
acts SUCH for instance that Of appropriating TO
,heir own use gsntlemen's gloves, buggy whips,
neck-searfa. handkerchief and hats, &c. l hear,
also, OF some exchanges being made In bugges
(leavlng an old one and taking a good ons) aud
stripping saddles aud brides on some horses, aud
turning the horse loose This latter, in regard to
bussIes and horses, may wear the appearance Of
playing on trick that some who are destitute Of
that refinement Of which our county may boast
think Is smart. Bat such conduct Is not only un-
sentsmAnly but Is calculated to lead 20 still gross
or acts Of wickedness and crime, all Of which
should BE- disoountenaneed BY every gentleman and
lady In our community. I have heard Of an act
being committed by some white man that perhaps
IL more diabolical in its nature az pOssiblsl than
those heretofore described. Il Is that Of man At
tending meeting Of the eolored people, who were
conducting prOtraetsd meeting, and taking there
from hat belonging TO a eolOred man, and selling
ID for si.50. Luckily, however, the hat iound,
and not In the possession of him Who had taken H.
but IN the hands Of the one that had paid his s50
for II, who gave II TO the proper owner. And thus
thing have been going on for some time, even In
tho good old county Of Lincoln, some OF the
youngsters who attend these social parties carry
with thom bOttls Of King Alcohol. l suppose
they do this 70 keep Their spirits up while they
revel 10 their hearts content II any one who has
been guilty Of the improprieties herein stated
should chance 10 read thcae lines, trust be may
resolve that heuooiorth he Will lead better life
For n such practices are not stopped they sure
10 lead 10 greater and more daring vices lie who
would steal my hat would, II not eurbsd, steal MY
horse should an opportunity present ilselG And
thus one success leads 10 greater deeds, until BY
sad BY The guilty are iound out and the troabls
osulmenoes In good earnest These hints are CIV
en- for the purpose Of saving some ifom prisons
cell LIsooLs.
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Alta called meeting Of the subscribers TO the
Town Hall Stock, on Saturday evening last, Mr..
J. S. Hooker explained its object to be the selec-
tion Of COMMITTEES to contract with the owners
Of the property over which the Hall Is TO be built
On his motion J. W. Alcorn was made Chairman,
and W. p. Walton elected as Secretary. Squire j..
S. Murphy moved that the Chair appoint a COM
mittee Of three to make the necessary contracts,
and report to the meeting next Saturday at P. ~,
which carried, and Messrs. L. q. Hayden, J. S.
Hooker and J. NJ. Philips were appointed. On mo-
tion Messrs. +. b. Hayden, J. +. Bruce, VIM.
Daugherty, A. G. Pendleton, j. $. Grimes and j..
W. McAlister were appointed to make further So
hcliations Tor subscriptions to the stock.
wv. ALCORN, Chairman.
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D Too Take "a Dare, TOW'U steal a
sheen,

Idare any lawyer in Kentucky 10 meet me at Lou
isville, Frankfort, Lexington Winchester, Coving-
ton, Versailles or Paris to discuss Gov Blackburns
runous, wholesale pardOning policy, which, like a
poisonous fountains gushing force, has proved =
curse TO the Commonwealth.
"The potent rod OF Abrams son,
In Egypt's evil day, waved round the coast,
Never brought upon the realm Of impious Pharoah
A more whitening. blighting, blasting, damniug
curse"
Where Is the mighty man Of war, who dares accept
the challenge Of Crab Orchards Chief
FONIAINE y. BonBfTr.
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THE LANCASTER ESrERrRIsE-Appcar-
ell according 10 promise this week, and is
q bantling Of which H. young editor, Mr..
woodford @. Dunlap, may feel proud.
Starting under favorable auspices, with
new type and new presses, and having the
valuable assistance Of his accomplished
sister, Mrs. Eugenia Dunlap Potts, the
Enterprise can but grow in favor and use
fsI.aa
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Que Of the most enjoyable occasions We have had
the plea sure Of attending for time was given
At the Harris House. on the evening Of the 22nd
inst. The party was an unusually large one, and
all enjoyed the dance greatly. We, together with
the whole party, return eur thanks 10 Mr.. and
Mu. Harris for the many hospitalities and kind
nesses shown US, and will remember the occasion
even when We turn our minds from the engrossing
pursuits Of life, the most brilliant Hop Of the
season. All the ellie Of the town and the beauty
Of the country were present. W. =. L.
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co,,,.stfee Weet1,o called.

Pursuant TO directions Of the Democratic
Committee Of Lincoln County, at an infor-
NAL meeting held on the 9th day Of Janu-
AIRY, 1880, a meeting Of such Committee
is hereby called to be held at the Court.
house in Stanford, on Monday, Feb. 2, 1880,
at l o'clock, P. NJ, for the transaction Of
business. II. s. WITHERs, Ch'm'n.
W. II. MILLER, Sec'r.
STANFoRp. Ky. Jan. q. 1880.
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E.gIeman's MN.

- Farmers are grazing their wheat close
to the ground.
Corn is selling at 81 per barrel in the
crib in this vicinity.
- Mr.. Sam EnRleman was offered $50
per acre for his farm few days ago.
- Born, on the 25th, to the wife Of q. II.
McCauley, ,laughler-Mary Elizabeth.
- Two Of the handsOmest young gentle
men in this part Of the country are 80 fond
Of fox hunting that they cannot find time
enough during the week to hunt so they
had to put in last Sunday.
- Some few individuals, merely for
their own convenience, are trying 10 get the
Post-oilioe moved from III is place TO Spoon
amore's blacksmith shop. No doubt il they
will petition TO the Post Master General he
will have the mail carried to their houses.
Some Of your subscribers are anxious
TO know why il is the INTERIOR JOURNAL
goes by the way Of Cincinnati to get here.
They were marked missent at Cincinnati
last week. Wouldn't by the way Of Dan
willie be the most direct rouleG Some OF
them have not arrived yet.
- PERsoSAL.-Misses Stella Marksbury
and Matte Hopper, two little beauties Of
Lancaster, were the guests Of Mrs. Joe
Swope Saturday and Sunday last......
Messrs. Wilson and james Dunn, two hand
some bachelors, Of Bryantsville, were In
town Saturday ......Mr. Richard Newman
and wife, Of Bardstown, spent few days
with Mr.. and Mn. Sam Engleman last
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IouR WASrs.-Do yoa want an over
coat, a full suit, a wooden dress pattern.
a shawl, cloak or dollman, pair Of boots
or shoes, an all wool or fur hat, a pair Of
blankets or nice comforts, a carpet, a roll
Of Jeans, or anything else in a large and
various stock Of goods II so, now is the
time to buy them at Hayden Brothers,
Who are selling all things at lower prices
Tor cash than anybody.
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IMpnRIAnI auES1Inns.

Reader, have you caught coldi Are you IN
able TO raise the phlegn7 Have you an irrita-
ton In the throatG A sense Of oppression on
the lungs, with short BREATH Do you have
n Of coughing on lying down Z sharp pain
now aud then in the region Of the heart, shout
ders and baekf ~ 80, our Advice L. take at
once dose OF futt's Ezpectorant; you will soon
be able to raise the ph.egm. In an hour repeat
the kxpec,orant, plaee anOt IRON 10 the ieei take
two Of TUFTS Pills You will econ fail into q
pleasant sleep aud wake up in the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely easy breath
Ing, aud the bowels moving in natural manner.
10 prevent a return OF thesa symptoms use the
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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.
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DRESS GOODS.

We have am immense stock for you TO select
from i'm Black and COlOred AlI-WOol CASH
mere, AIpacas. Australian Grape. Brocaded
PopIins, Monte Cloth, French Novelties, Cot
ton POplins, Ginghams, tkc. Also fine line
Of Dress Trimmings i'm Velvet, Satin, Peltin,
CoIored and Black silk. Ribbons, Fringes.
Buttons. SGc. .
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Nor 1RuE.-we wish TO correct the
statement that is going the rounds Of the
papers to the effect that scarlet fever is
proving very fatal to the children here.
Such is no, the fact There has been but
one case, and As several weeks have elapsed
since then No fears are entertained Of
spread Of the disease.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

A BooM.-You may talk Of your Tilden
boom or your Grant boom. bat the boom
that has struck the Photograph establish
ment Of l.. I. shull Is the kind Of an one
that business man wants. He is kept
constantly busy all day sud a good part Of
the night, and still he is unable to keep up
with his business.
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SPECIAL CALI.-All those who are in
debied TO va for goods up 10 January LIT,
1880, by note or account, are requested to
call and make immediate settlement. Hay
den Brothcrs
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A CALI--APPears in another column
for meeting Of the Democratic County
Executive Committee next Monday. We
suppose !, will he then decided when and
how the claims Of the respective candi-
dates for nomination may be settled.
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ATTENTION, mERomANTs !

franklin lodgc No. 7, 4. q. q. A., Lancaster Ky.
Ofers 10 rent, on reasonable terms, i0f tho year
lshO, the largest and heat arranged business houae
IA ths localiiY, lof TERMS and tufther tniofina-
ton, addfrss the l06-tf httktlAkl.
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Had Terrible NIoHT awEATs.

.. - Memphis, Feb., m. ISL.
Dr. TUT, SRI have been suffering for nearly toe
years with severe cough. Whau commenced a.
sinf yuur kfpoctQrant was reduced 10 one hundred
and sixteen pounds 10 weight 4 had tried almost
evsryihing had terrihls night sweata Ihave taken
half duEen bottles. The night sueata have left me-
the cough has disarpeared, and have eained hfssn
pounds IN flesh. I recommend ~ 70 all my frienda
Win great respect, OLIVER HICF
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

Gtr louR Monty COMMISSIONS w.
@. Welch has completed his settlement Of
the estate Of l.. d. Gdbde. and finds that
the general creditors will receive IS and
05-lO0 cents on the dollar This amour
he u ready 10 distribute.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

Too MucH FOR THE OLD MAN.-Lsst
Saturday morning Mr.. Smith Meshon,
Town Marshall, received telegram from
her father in Richmond TO arrest Miss
Mollie Tatum, who he expected was on the
train. IL turned out, however. that Miss
Mollie was not aboard, but had fed with
her lover across the country to Mt. Yer.
non, where, according to our letter from
there, she was made his wife.
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HoRsE SroLES-Iast Saturday night a
dark.brown horse was stolen from Mr.. r. =.
Barrow, who will give liberal reward for
his return and $40 for the arrest and con-
viction offthe thief
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A NEwspAPFR pun. weITra.

Unce, Eysnine News, Augusta, Ca
Dr. TUT Dear Shiny little eou. vas attacked
With pueumuna last winter, which lsft him with :
Yi1laut cough that lasted tiil within month since
llf t1g ours oi vhich am indebted toy0ur valuahls
ktpeftgrtnt had tried most every thing recon-.
niendedi but none DID any good until used your IA.
poet rant, one bottle Of which removed the cough
entirely with mani thanks, am yours truly,
d IOlIN NJ WEfgIE
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FAnN FOR SALE--For q good and cheap
little farm oi 80 acres, situated near Stan
ford, call on y. q. Afford NJ once
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RESIGNED Smith r. Merahon has ten
dered his resignation as Town Marshal,
and the Trustees will take action on Il At
the regular meeting next week.
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L0cAL MArrERs.

rRAcE CHAINS, eollars, hames blinl-
brides, No, at Owsley a lliggens.
foR ploss Of all kinds, alao plow points,
clevises, bolts, plow harness, Nc, 20 TO
hsadquarers. which Is Al Ge,. u Wear
ems.
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GROCERIES. ETC.

j. IL.
WARREN & SON,
r. o. STORE.
sarAre still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup
ply of articles in their line.
eVRemember that we keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries:
Sugars, Coffees, Molasses, Coal Oil,
Tea. Rice, &C.; and in Fancy Groce-
ries, Canned Goods of every descrip-
tiOn, Cheese. Crackers, Spices, Sage,
MacearOni, asisins, Nuts, Candies,
Extracts. &c.
s@-We laid in just before the late
rise. a good supply Of Coal Holds,
Kitchen Sets, shovels, Tongs, and
"sich."
sD-We will aim, at all times, du-
ring the coming year, to be able to
furnish all who may apply with Ba-
con. Lard, Potatoes. Butter, Eggs,
&c. We ask parties having any of
the last-named articles to sell to call
on US before dispOsing Of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
s0rWe also keep complete stock
of Glass and Queensware, Lamps,
Chimneys, &c.
s@-As the season for such is fast
approaching, we have supplied our
selves with a stock Of Trace chains,
Collars, Back-bands. Hamestrings,
Forks. HOe-handles, &c.
s<O- Don't forget US when you want
Hardware. Queensware, Glassware,
HOllowware, Groceries, COnfeetiOner-
les, Notions. Cigars, TObaeoOs, Shot.
Powder, Gaps, Wads, &c.
j. II. WARREN & son,
20. STORE
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DR.. ). 3. HAYWOOD,
"a New York. voluntarily iudoraea u.
READ WHAT sAVe.-

~ TUT New vo h sept 10 in
Der ria--Darinf this yuar psiei ~ hundred
49, OF lung 81 astfes ln the liver v rds VI IL
CIiy ihH ses we're Of a VarY severe tine n VS.
tlrIe uT tieH bon VS. called ~ Tut W. ueafdranf
Hnd 900 ass ~ SURPRISE II H. wanderful Ial,g~r
iiufinf n w. irtice Of twenty years, ! hnve never
tulNn media ne 20 act rfunnuily and with sucf
h1u1 cfeets q Instantly auhdued the meet Violent
IT. Of guusnrrt aud Invariably cured the disease N
teN dus icheerfdllf tud0fse " - the beet lung
~ WV 'l'5 4 ssftta Al A sstUuau a. IN
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PfcruHEs EsGARoED-In the most per-
feet manner at shulrs gallery, and pri-
ces lower than ever known. Now l. your
lime
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scnooL-Miss Rhoda Iytle has opened
a select school near the Baptist church, and
respectfully asks the patronage Of the pub.
lie
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LACE CURTAINS.

Having bought stock Of Lace Curtains in advance of
the season. we are therefore enabled to offer them at old
prices which 20 per cent less than the market value
will be later in the season. new stock of Frnged Win
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

TINS BEAurrFuL MoDEL-Of the home
and tomb Of Washington, made by =. q.
Brady. il offered for rattle in another col.
umn. Read the lad" and 20 and put your
name down for a chance.
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TicEEra "a. New Orlean. and the Mardi
Gra' and return, are Tor sale here at s295j
good ill March 1t. a cheaper chance to
20 South was never offered.
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Counr 90 ArrEAIs DECISIONS. The
case Of Reid ". Cook a Green's Trustees,
appealed from this county, has been affirm
eei and Owsley vs.. owsley, SC, reversed
by the Court Of Appeals
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Thomas Walls sold his little farm Of
about 10 acres to Joseph Long Jr., Tues
day, for 500. Long does not get posses
sion until the lat Of April, as Rev. J. God
by has il rented until that time.
J. y, Rigney has lefllour village Coz the
farm he bought in the bluegrass country
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

A trial Of Piso's carc siil oonyince you that II is
. god remedy iof Coughs nfonohiiis aud Asth ns
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In SonER EARNEsT.-The almost unpie-
cedenled warm Winter and the near APP
proaeh Of Spring, admonish Us that We
must get rid Of our entire stock Of Winter
goods. To do this without delay, We in
tend TO continue offering everything In
that line at greater sacrifice than ever.
We are in sober earnest in this matter, and
now any to the people Of this section that
II you will give us call now you will be
offered such bargains in goods as you new
er before had. Il would be a saving Of
from twenty-five to thirty per cent. to buy
for next Winters use, as goods will be
higher rext year than now. Our STOCK is
still superb and full, and all can be accom-
modated. Hayden Bros
COLLEGE CoEcERT.-This entertainment
was pronounced by all who had the good
fortune TO attend, To have been one Of the
best Of the Kind ever given here, and Miss
Purnell and Mrs. J. NJ. Philips, the music
teachers, deserve much praise for the
manner in which everything was conduct
ed. The vocal solos Of Misses Annie
rimberlake, Mary Owsley and George
Proctor were especially good, the latter re-
eeiving very hearty encore, 10 which she
gracefully responded. Several Of the
young ladies displayed ereditable skill in
instrumental performances, notably Misses
Ruth Grow, Jennie Broaddus and Sallie
Penny. The song Tea and Turnout by
Misses Viva Soardon and Annie Roberts
caused much amusement, while "Call
John" by Misses Mary Owsley, Viva
Scardon and Annie Roberts and Mr.. s. \.
Myers, put the audience in such an uproar
Of laughter and applause that il had to be
repeated. Other features deserve mention,
bat those given are sufficient 10 show the
excellence Of he eniertainment.
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THE WFAruEn-C Continues fine with the
thermometer ranging from 90 to 6j'. A
heavy frost Saturday caused Il To fall 20
2i', but Il did not stay At that point long
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Dr.TUTT'S
ExpecTorant!
IN ssCTs. AND si aoTTITs-

fts properties are Demulcent, Nutri-
tive balaaInir, soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, IL IL the
most effective LUNG BALKAN ever
offafed 70 suffsrers rom TuIrnonary
L.---nn.
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CouEr MATTERS. &. Tucker was
arrested here this week for disorderly con-
duct and carrying concealed weapons. but
he waived examination and was held 10
the Circuit Court in the sum Of slOO.....
Tim Hayden, colored, was tried before he
Quarterly Court and fined SIS and ten days
Imprisonment for carrying concealed
weapons. lie had no money to pay the
line 10 he Is beating away on the rock pile
......Ed Brown and Sam Embry, two color
ed cusses, were fined SIS each for disturb
ing religious worship at the colored Bap-
tist church, and they, too, went to the
rock pile.
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SEVERAL Of our gardeners, taking al.
vantage of The weather, are planting pota-
t0Ca
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CANDIDATES.
JOHN II. MILLER

Is a Candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK, subject
the action of the Democratic party.
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OwsLry q lli0oiSs are agents iar the
celebrated Hamilton Pillow.
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scARrD.-lt is said that Grove Kennedy
and his counsel are alarmed at the course
that matters have taken in regard 10 the
trial, and seem TO think they have snapped
the devil for the witch in the matter Of
Judges. Judge DeIIaven says that the case
must be tried at this term OF his Court and
he looks like man who means what he
says. We wish Mr. Kennedy fair trial,
and whether the result be an acquittal OF
a conviction, we will reioiee to know that
this expensive case Is ended.
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THE Town HALL Has sue
oeeded in obtained the signatures Of Measrs.
J. II. a $. II. Shanks and d. W. Vande-
veer, over whose stores together with Squire
J. $. Mnrphy'- the Hall is to be built, TO
the contract granting the privilege, but
Mr.. Murphy, owing to some misunder-
standing about wall, has not come to
time yet, tho il is thought he We will after
a little further investigation.
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DEALERS IN
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-28
Improving the Ollacllita.

oThe river & harbor Improvement
bill of $780," says the Bulletin, COM
menting on a paragraph taken from
this paper, s'knows not tho name of
Ouachita.''
How comes it then that we find in
lines Al and AS of the House bill
these words: "Improving Ouachita
river, Arkansas and Louisiana con-
tinuing improvement, eight thousand
dollars ~ The engineers recommend
an appropriation OF $4,000, and the
Senate, we are advised, will be asked
to increase the appropriation to that
amount. We are dealing in facts,
neighbor, not assertions.