The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

that those indebted 70 MN VIII call ahd
settle.
TowS MARsHAL-I.M Bruce, our pres
ent Town Marshal, asks reelection. He
has made a No. ! officer, and deserves
good support.
BrEn SAiooS.-J. T. spoonamore has
opened beer saloon on the old Gcnale
corner. and proposes to keep decent and
orderly establishment.
ATTENTION floKsE MES. 81 Pole Evil
and Fisiula cured for -; also any horse
driven in harness or gated TO the saddle
By y. ID. Albright, STANFORD, 20-3m.
DASctNa ScnooL--Prof I. A. Frank. a
master Of his profession. has gotten up
good class to learn the graceful art Of
dancing. IIis rooms are in the 81. Asaph.
MK. GEoRaE $. CARPENTER announces
in this issue that be u a candidate for
Marshal Of stanford at the August elee
ton. lie Is a sober and reliable man, and
would, no doubt, make good officer.
RuxAwAy.-Mr. leo Hayden and wife
came near suffering a serious accident a
few days ago. Their horse ran away and
used up their rockaway pretty badly, but
vas checked before any damage was done
the occupants.
TnE Building Committee Of the Chris
tan Church advertise in this issue for bids
Tor the erection ola brick church-house on
the lot recently purchased. Bids will be
received until ~ o'clock A. NJ, July 3rd.
Specifications can bc seen at Judge Browns
Office
BicYcLHs..A couple OF young men ar
rived here Tuesday from Louisville, hav-
ing come, RIA Frankfort and Lexington, all
the distance on bicycles. They created quite
a sensation as they "glode glacidiously"
through our streets, and drew almost as
big crowd as a circus.
TURNriKE.-At its last meeting the
County Court agreed to subscribe 81 900
for the extension Of the Stanford 4 Somer-
set Pike for one mile from It's present ter
minus. II also subscribed 500 per mile
for the IIuslonville Station 4 Carpenter
Station Turnpike, hut Afterwards recon-
sidered lis action and postponed the matter
tin July Court, when the Company Is To
appcar before il.
TINS FACT ls-That you can get at the
Hayden Brother some Of the prettiest
per, alcs as cheap almost as calico. The
fact is you can get an exquisite dress pat
tern At the same place. Of almost any kind,
loAer than you ever got them before. The
fact Is you can get any kind Of summer
goods at the IIaydens regardless Of what
the original cost was 10 them. The fact is
they do not intend to be undersold by any
body, or permit any other house to keep
better goods
CArruRED.-On the 2nd Of March, 1875,
while a primary election was in progress
in lIustonville, Ben Ferrill shot Mike
Ely, who. in a short time afterwards died
from the effects Of his wound. Terrell
left the country, and after banging around
from pillow to post, was arrested in Ha'
sanA, Ill.,, THE week, and is now held to
await the orders Of the authorities Of this
State The murder was the result Of an
old feud, and il is likely that Mr.. Ferrill
will do the State some service, even II
his neck is not required to pay the for
felt
Tue FiRsr CoLoRED JuRY.-We notice
that Mercer and numerous other coun-
ties are claiming the doubtful honor Of
having empannelled the first oolored jury.
None Of them have a right to this distinc.
ton, il belonging alone 10 Lincoln. As
far back as 1876 Andy YATES, eolored, was
tried by jury Of his race for assault on
his sister, and he was promptly fined $50,
a very excessive punishment considering
the poverty Of the defendant. The jury
was ordered 10 be summoned by Judge J.
NJ. Philips, then Police Judge, and the
matter stands Of record on the books Of
the Court.
PIcSIo.--The Good Templars Of Grab
Orchard and Brodhead will give picnic
at Crab Orchard next Wednesday. Adj
dresses by eminent temperance orators, an
excellent dinner aud dance upon the
lawn are some Of the attractions and a
large crowd and plenty Of fun is expected.
The Lodge Of Good Templars at Crab Or
chard has wrought wonders in the morals
of that town, transforming il To one Of the
most moral and well-behaved anywhere
ID has been Ia operation for nearly a yeai
and numbers Of young men who were
thought TO be past reclamation have be-
come teeiotlers, and are determined 10 make
men Of themselves. Their Lodge nov
numbers sixty odd aud aceessions are be
ing made weekly. The preparations for
the picnic are In the hands OF the iol-
lowing Committee Reception Misses
Minnie Edmision, Kate Shiyel, Bette
Carron, sallie Green, Ida Elmiston, Kit
tie Higgins, Pauline Hardin, Lun Doorer,
Jennie Kennedy and Mis-. Jennie Hulchi'
son. Arrangements d. Hardin, J. l.
lluichison, y. J. Higgins, J. W. Tharpl
Aleck Lusk aud John Melvin.