The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-14

HAY RAKrs at Owsley 4 Higgins. Er
anime the 'elfda@piag rake.
Nrw FrRNirunr.-Mr. J. y. Craig ha.
lately received large stock Of Furniture
Spring aud Cotton Top Mattrcs-ca, &c
Call and scc them before You buy
ARN Yesterday a colorcd vo'
man, Mary Hays, who was just recovering
from a spell Of typhoid fever, cell from .
table on which she was lying and broke her
arm between the shoulder and elbow.
Pcsrrp.-The shameful mtnncr in
which boys have been exposing thcmselge.
in the pond on Mr. As Myers place on
the DanviIle pike, has causcd him to post
the premises against any Mind Of tresPass.
ing whatever. See notice to Tresras-era in
advertising columns.
BUSINESS CmANoE.-Jas. r. Clyon has
sold hi : and 10 cent stock Of goods to Mr..
A. A. Warren, for whom he asks the pa,
tronage Of the public. All persons indebt-
ed to Mr.. Carson are requested to call
and settle at once, else the accounts will
be pat in the hands Of an officer
How TmrY vorEp LAST yrAn.-To en-.
able the Judge. Of the Primary election To
determine the number Of Democratic
voter. at each precinct, we give the follow
ing vote Tor Blackburn; Stanford both
precinctsl, 4s2; Turnerville, 1876; Huston
vile. 252 Walnut Flat, ~; Crab Orchard,
20i; Highland. A.; waynesbnrg. ia To.
tai, 1875.
COMMENCEMENT Mrs. Trueheari adyer.
tises in another column that the Com
mencement Exercises Of the Stanford Fe-
male College will begin on Sunday. june
9th. with a sermon by the Elder w. A.
Oldham, Of the Christian Church. The
Concert will be held on the evening Of the
9th, and the regular Commencement on
the evening Of the 10th. These exercises
will take place In the Court. house.
Held ron MuRpER.-Lucy Jones. the
negro woman who was mysieriously shot,
an account Of which we give last week,
died on Sunday night Of her wounds, and
on Monday, the negroes, Sam Cosby and
Alex Marshall, who were in Jail, charged
with the shooting, were tried before
'Squires Portmsn and Carson. sam Cosby
was acquitted but Marshall was held for
murder, the proof against him being ii.
rect and conclusive.
THE PLACE To BuY.-If man wants
to buy the best Of grain, he goes to a good
farmer. II he wants to buy thoroughbred
cattle or stock Of any Kind. he goes TO
respectable breeder Of such things. But
when he wants to buy goods Of any kind
he often goes where he can get great deal
Of shoddy stuff for little money. In that
case he does not act wisely. lie should go
TO such merchants as Hayden Brothers. who
keep nothing bu, the hest Of everything,
and such goods as theirs is always the
cheapest. Hence, we argue that IIaydens
is the right place to buy what you want.
LEcrURI.--Dr. W. II. Milburn, 50 aptly
called "ihe Blind Man Eloquent" lectured
at the Methodist Church here Tuesday
night, TO n fair sized audience. His sub
ject was "Aaron Burr" whose remarkable |
career he followed through all It's chang
ing vicissitudes, from the school boy to
the soldier, from the astrte lawyer to the !
wirey politician, from the Vice Presiden-
cy Of the United States to the hunted exile
for treason, and 10 his death in shame and |
poverty, after years Of miserable existence,
leaving behind name, which to this day |
is by-word and reproach-the end Of all
and selfish men. The whole
lecture was in the most chaste and elegant
language, and was filled with eloquent and !
pathetic points. by special request, he
lectured again Wednesday night, on "Sar-
gent Smith Pentiss," when he again cleo
tro6ed his audience with his outbursts Of
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