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FRr.u car salt, Lime and Cement At
Asher Ow.ley's. II
BOOKS M Faith Carcs tor aic Ivy Nc
Roberts n Stage.
Tmr hest cigar IN town {. found At ren-
ny a McAlistcr's
Fon s,tr A serond hand Office Stove.
Apply al this office
WArcurs and Jewelry repaired and
warranted by Penny n McAli-ier.
FoR SALr.-New Singer Sewing Ma
chine, cheap W. 7. Walton, Stanford
MADAME prNoRrsr's FALL style Fat
terms cor sale at McRoberi- and Stagg's.
FoR medicinal rarpo-- buy bottle Of
lO.ycar.oll Whisky from McRoberis n
Siagg.
EXrnA TOT Of Pistols aud Cutlery, tine
sod Cheap, jus, received at Mcl'oberIs a
Stage.
A srtENpin liue of Toilet soaps and
pcrfumcry, very cheap, al Penny n Me
Alistrf's
McRonERrs n SrAoa have a beautiful
line of the latest iyles Of Jcwelry on hand.
Call anil see them, .. ..
AiARar stock II Jcwclry, Watches and
Silvcrwarc, a, lcss than city prices, At
Penny & Nc Alisler's-
LruAL BLANKS of al kinds Tor sale at
Tue lSrEHion Journal Office. Clerks,
sheriff., Magistrate and Constahlcs will
save money by giving ~ nm order
pALINo AND STRETCHES 300 Rived
OAK palings aud GO Oak Stuichers, 10
sct Iog nrI ls5 inchts, ior salc a. the
lov psir, of sin CalIat this onica At
once and secure the bargain.
ArITSuos llukrERs Nc Roberts a
Sissy have iua rSe lived the largest and
most complete stock Of breech and muzzle-
loading Shot guns, Game-hag- Shot
Pouches, Powder fiasks, New York Drop
aud Chill led shot, and implements for
loading aud rc-loadng hrecch-loading
guns, anl will aell them =, bottom prices
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LAND, sTOCK AND CROr.


In Louisville mules are quoted at $40
to sl75.
II. l.. Carpenter sold, few days ago
so head Of yearling cattle at s2l.5O.
}. T.. Carson, Crab Orchard, Ky, has
for sale liO head extra good ewes, bred to
Southdown bucks.
Frank Harris bought of W, +. Car
penier so head cattle, for December
delivery, at 8 and 81 cents
Texas sells annually 100000 head Of
cattle. At $50 per head it foots up a
grand aggregate Of 100000.
=. 7. Gaines, Of Donerail, has pur'
chased this year 400 mule colts, ranging
in price from $50 To SIS each.
Buyers are offering s3.25 barrel foI
new corn, delivered in Winchester after
November lat. Wheat is quoted at 81 40
--DASyILLE CouBr,-Capl. Il. I. Bush
reports about one hundred ordinary eattl,
on the market. Best sold at 81 to AZ agst
mules sold at $50 to sl25 plug horse
were numerous and sold low,
-Fishermen will read this with interest
Captain Warren O'llayer, Of indianapolis
has invented a 6shing real that holds on
hundred yards Of heavy line aud multi
plies ten times. II il said the line can b
roeled in -four times as fast as with an
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RELIGIOUS.

The Baptist meeting closed Friday
night last, with hut two additions by con.
fession.
DR.. Martin will he installed as pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian Church at
Danville Sunday.
The Southern Synod at Nicholasville
adjourned Saturday, to meet in Shelby
willie October Is, 1852.
Rev. DIR. Burrows, pastor Of the Broad
way Baptist Church, Louisville. has accept
ed call to Norfolk, Va.
Rev. J. W. Flait has been called to
the pastora,e Of DIR. Robinson's church, in
Louisville, and has accepted.
Rev. Harvey Quisenberry, Of the
Methodist Church, dropped dead in his
pulpit at Bedford, Ky. last Sunday.
Ed. Joseph Ballou will preach at the
School-house at Richmond Junction AT
IL A. NJ, Sunday, and at Meals School.
house, near Mascn's Gap, in the afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
DIR. Stuart Robinson willed 5000 to
the Second Presbyterian Church, and s25,.
900 toward founding an Invalid Endow.
ment Fund for the southern Presbyterian
Church.
Elder j. 5. Shouse, Of Midway, who
has been holding a meeting for a week OF
two at the Turnenyille school house
closed one DAY this week lie was mosl
successful in drawing sinners to the Savior
81 having embraced the offers Of mercy
lie also succeeded in awakening the peopl,
to the Importance Of building a house o
worship there, and subscription cf 81 30,
FOR that purpose was the result.
Rev. Geo. 5. Savage, the indeiatigabl'
Superintendent Of the American Bibl'
Society for Kentucky and Tennessee, hel,
his annual meeting at the Methods
Church last Sunday night, for report o
which see another column. In the cours,
Of his very interesting remarks Mr.. Saw
age said that in the sixty-dve years tina
the Society has been in existence it ha
printed and distributed thirty nine mil
lions Of copies Of Gods Word, l,i7i ,603 o
which were printed last year. The estab
lishment occupies full block on bLsi
ness street in New York, and runs 81
power presses, which produce an averag'
of eight complete Bibles every minute
These Bibles ART either given away OF sol'
exactly at the cost Of making them. Tn
Society is doing a vast amount Of good
and should receive liberal support every
| where
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The following subscribers have come TO time
this week; J. II. Liliard, williamstown, by 5. II.
Cook; J. N. swope, W. X. Hobbs, +. NJ. shumate
Mrs. NJ. n. Harding. W. W. smiley, Danville, W.
J. withers, Hopkinsville, BY 7. W. Higgins 7. T.
Raines, Richmond; J. 7. Sutton, Miss Naomi
Cooper, Thomas Cecil, J. X. Baughman, WIN.
Dodd. Dr. Ed. Alcorn, Hus,onviliei Mrs. Irene
Coolidge, Princeton, Ind, bv Phil. sodeni James
7. wallen, Gum sulphur, NJ. J. Miller. Mt. Yer
non; James Raines, Richmond Junction Il. S.
BeaEley, W. l.. Barnes, Paint Lick VIM. waddle,
Somerset; G. NJ. Givens, Harrisousile, Mo-; w.
d. johnson. waynesburg; J. c. Gentry, II. II.
Bourne. Bright; J. b. Myers, A.w. Carpenter, b.
{. sandidge, Milledgeyille; J. L. Arnold, Lanoas-
ter; VIM. Cloyd, Middleburg; W. $. Hooker, Jno.
s. Moore, d. X. Moore. Shelby City $. r. Cook,
George W. Tucker, J. NJ. Hendricks, Mrs. Fannie
Dunn; Mrs. Kate Poster. d. W. Nandeyeer.
Henry d. Baughman. J. d. Higgins, $. J. Single
ton, stanford sam NJ. Holmes, Mas Mollie Brooks,
Crab Orchard; Or. q. q. Denny, Mt. Vernon, Mo,
.. b. HunnAn, Lexington; W. L. Horn, CrOOk,
West Va; u. 5. jones' J. b. Hooker, X. L. Tan
uer, Mckinney; NJ. L. Richards, J. NJ. Lucas,
Mrs. Bette Jones, Mt. Salem: Mrs. @ b. Coleman,
Fairhell, by d. :. Jones; Hugh Barnett, Middle
burg; james spisrs, ST.. Franklin Ills.i H. Blank
suship, PresehersSille; J. w. Guest, Danville; Dr..
o. II. McRobcris, Liberty II. NJ. BallOu, kingston
W. II. Hooker, stanford.
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Personal.


--irnor >. a. LrrrE has returned nom The
West
Ma. W. l. narne. made his: .emi.monihl,
visit SUNDAY.
MIS- NonA Mutruy bE, returned from scboo
~ Columhia, No.
Ms ". n McRouFHfs returned yesterday
rom visit 10 Cincinnau.
Mss tlEEiE pvsLsr. Of pinsilic, vas with
her nlecc, Mrs. Geo. n. Bruce.
MISS nErIIE EshHY. Of Madison. Is guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Garrett Elkln.
Mss }. OwsLKr DUSS, Of Rehmoni, vas
With hsr relatives here this week
Miss octAvts BaoxAUuH, Of Harroisburs,
,i.iiei friends iu this vicinity this week.
Mas. JAMS A. RoYsfEH and Mrs., W. :.
Miller OF 1arrArd, were With Nm Geo. n. Bruce
--owSu to the serious ilne.s Of his vile, oui
husius-s Manager was unable 20 meet some Of BIZ
appointments Toe tails seek.
Ma. Roy :. BEAEtEr, Who has secured a posi-
tou A. Cictk TOT y. g. slaughter, Paint ilck, va
down 10 sce BIZ. parents this week
-JunoE ASp Mas. }. NJ. PuLirs are In Louis
vile The iormer represents Lincoln Lodge No
90 In the mcatiug Of the Grand Lodge Of Master
Masoas.
Hos. naHmsoS HAiLEr, member Of the Leg
islature fsom shelly oouniy, With his ,on, Mr.
winirol Bailey, b at hls hrOtaofs, Judge WiniTe'
q. Rsileys.
w. II. ASnHusoS len iof Kansas yesterday
lie has a ano ranche there 81 1900 hali-hfcs.
Merinos anl southdowns, which be will scll eth
. eniife OF half Interest 10.
Miss asfIiE RnoSsroS, aver winning aud
highly accomplished young lady Of Riehmond
Who hss tocn visiting Mrs. Robert MoAlisier, fc
turned homo Monday, 10 the ryrei Of all ~h'
met her.
-0EoEaE nAnER, Esq., editor Of tho Louis
vile Lac JaurHai. nsw Publication that Is tax
ing rnk among tho hcst OF It, Kind In the country
10 10 town 10 iniofyicu our h~yers on the guea
uoa OF subscriptions, AMI ne hope he ~iii b
generously rrccieci.
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HtRRftGEs.

NANCE -YocuN-ln the Court. house,
on "wednesday, Judge Brown oficisied at
the marriage Of Mr. Jacob Nance to Mrs.
Elizabeth Iocum. Mrs. Yocum is a
daughter Of Mr.. Monroe South, and is q
number Of years the senior Of the groom.
Enthusiastically msirisge Of
Mr.. Benjamin Bright to Miss Rens Craig,
daughter Of VIM. Craig, Esq Of this place,
was solemniSed at the home Of her uncle,
Mr.. Thos Baughman, in Girrsrd, Wednes.
day, and Immediately aiterwsrd they took
the cars At Danville for Atlanta and other
points South. We wish them happy
voyage through liie's journey.
--MOnERLY AMOS. AT the Baptist
Church, Wednesday evening, by the Rev.
J. NJ Bruce, Mr.. Alex Moberly to Miss
Lucy a daughter Of VIM. T.. Anon, late
Of Illinois. Attendanls-Mr. J. W. Hay
den and Mis- Lucy hoberly; Mr.. James
T. Craig and Miss Nora Murphy. Usher-
Mess. Joe =. Waters and WIN. B. Penny.
The ladies Of the church had handsomely
decorated il Tor the occasion, an arch Of
evergreens interviewer with roses, a horsl
horseshoe and a marriage bell, being some
Of the designs. The house was crowded,
the people being 80 anxious to see mar
riage that some had come ten miles to wit
ness il. After the ceremony the happy
pair, with their attendants and invited
guests, repaired to the home OF the bride,
where a reception was given them, which,
being presided over by Mrs. Leo. Hayden,
was Of course nice affair. Last night the
parents Of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
Moberly, gave them a second reception.
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kdti0r Interior Journal
We propose to lay before your readers a
project for new Railroad that is now be-
ing sgitsted In Central and Southwestern
Kentucky. II is proposed to start from
Stanford, Ky. thence due Yves, through
the counties Of Casey and Adairi thence a
sOutherly course along the borders Of Met
calf, Cumberland, Barren and Monroe
counties, to the most practical point Of in-
tersection on the Cumberland A Ohio;
thence the O. a q. continued via Gallatin,
Tennessee and on TO Nashville.
II will he seen by reference to the maps
Of Kentucky and Tennessee tina, the pro-
posed route is nearly an airline. The dis
tanee FROM Stanford 10 Columbia Is sc
miles; from Columbia 10 intersection Of
c. a q. about 60 miles from Galistin Z,
Nashville is % miles. The probable dis
lance from stanford 10 Nashville cannot
as We are reliably informed, exceed i6l
miles. Of this distance only l25 or ~
miles Of ne~ road you'd have 70 be grad
ed. A di.tiasuishsi railroad eoniracto
has large contrasting Interest In the {
a O. already graded from GsllAtin, Ten
nessss. up into and through Allen county
Ky, a distance Of IS miles, snd which ear
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be completed al very small cost. A sat
isfactory arrangement can be made with
him for q transfer Of bic interest 10 the
same. The Knoxville Branch extension
will he completed through TO Knoxville
early in the Spring; the Chesapeake 4
Ohio have under contract their extern
sion from Paris TO Richmond, KY, and
nov have 800 men at work on the same,
which will be completed during the
coming Summer, thereby giving them an
unbroken chain to Norfolk, Va. The peo-
pie Of Madison, Esiill and Lee counties
have voted the amount Of stock necessary
10 complete the railroad from Richmond
10 the Three Forks Of Kentucky River.
Two companies with an ample capital
have offered TO complete this road; hence
its completion Is only question Of time,
and may be regarded as fixed fact and
when opened up TO the people Of Central
Kentucky IL will give an outlet from one
Of the richest coal fields in the United
States. IL is alec proposed to extend this
last X. X. on through Pound Gap, or its
vicinity, and intersect the great X. K. sys-
TEN OF Western Virginia. Three Of the
grandesi corporations in the United States
come in contact at Stanford or vicinity. !
allude TO the Z. n o., the l.. Il ", and the
Cincinnati, New Orleans n Texas Pacific,
late the Cincinnati Southern; hence the
struggle would commence in the very out
set, Tor either the one or the other TO gain
control OF this proposed new road.
We verify believe that the people.
through whose counties the proposed road
Is TO run, would willingly vote any reason
able amount OF stock for which they might
be assessed, and, II the aggregate was not
sufficient, that the [. a D or the Etlanger
Interest, or the l.. 4 ~, or some one OF
them could, or would, be induced to take
hold OF the project and complete 1t. We
have every confidence that the {. 40.
would do so, II they were assured that
the proposed road would be made part OF
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Mimmfes Of SWaWai Meefins Of Liza
cain Cewnfv Bible Society.

Pursuant to appointment, the Lincoln
County Bible Society convened at the
Methodist Church, in Stanford, Sunday
night, October 10, 1881. The Society was
called 10 order by the President, Mr.. Asher
Owsley, and in consequence Of the absence
Of the Secretary, Abner Rogers vas elected
Secretary pro tempos. Rev. ]. S. McEiroy,
Rev. j. 5. Sims and Barney VanArsdsle.
ESD, were appointed committee to nomi-
nate the officers for the ensuing year, after
which the Annual Report Of the Treasurer
and Depository was read by DR.. Savage
and unanimously adopted by the Society.
II showed that the sales for the year we're
Sls.i5, and that there was stock on hand
to the amount Of 1855.
II was resolved to hold the melt meet
ing Of the Society at the Baptist Church,
in Stanford, on frat Sunday in November,
1882 The report OF the committee on the
nomination of officers was read and unani.
mously adopted; Officers for Ensuing
Year.-President, Asher ossleyi Vice
Presidents, Resident Pastors; Secretary,
Rev. $. $. MeRoberts; Treasurer, A. r
Penny. Executive Committee +. r.
Chenault, John W. Rout, J. J. MeRoberts
X. T.. Barrow, JOS. Severance.
Addresses in the interest Of the Society
were made by Rev. |. s. MeElroy and DIR
| SavaOe after which a Collection amount
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The entertainment at James Hall, for
the benefit Of the Baptist Church, was we'll
patroniled, the gross receipts reaching
$3.50.
Mr. W. \. Downton has In contempla.
ton the erection Of an ice mAnuiactory In
Danville next season, and is likely TO sue
eeed In periecting Il.
The County Court reelected W. W
Smiley keeper Of the work .kouse. l.. A
Martin Was elected keeper Of the poor
house. lie gets the farm rent free and s..
for each paupsr per year.
Rev. H. II. kinnard, Of Midway, VA.
in our town ON Tuesday last 10 attend thu
wedding OF Miss Elila Downlon aud Dr.
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PRAISE rss LORD."

BARBouRsvnLr, October II, 1881.
D,u Interior
have good news TO write this morning.
Yesterday was q real SUN doy, with the
blessed "sUN Of righteousness rising with
healing In His wings" for soul and body.
II Is just like HIM that in the midst Of
deepest encouragement ,hould come a
burst Of light and JOY as fairly to dazzle.
Yesterday was the largest single day. hsr-
vest in the mountains by and for the LORD
Ito confessions for the soul and 10 snoint-
ed for bodily healing. PRAISE THE
LORDl There were the three usual
services, and the tent was crowded day
and night. The morning service passed
with little sign Of the bredLd~R Of the
later hours OF the day confessions for the
soul and s for the body. A children's
meeting was announced for 2 o'clock, and
the LORD used that, a. He hss so often
done, to smash the ice OF reserve and viii
fulness that at one time seemed impene-
trable. Away II went, however. all at
once Ike an Arctic thaw' and the cur
rents OF 'he LohDs love noa'ed " clear
out OF bsroonrsviiie oay' leaving 'he
lately ice. locked waters clear, calm and
safe Tor anchorage. There we're ninety
anu nine CONFESSIONS ~ 'he ehiiureh
meeting among the number ~ aduits;
came Tor healing AZ night the meeting
was stu more remarkable TOR power
though the number oil eon'essors was ies'
-o4 Tor the soul and ~ Tor the BODY. one
needs TO Know the people who came IN
order to oey'H to appreciate the wonderful
WORK Of the LORD. The total az the close
OF that blessed days harvest stood Sis Tor
the soul and 100 Tor the body. Almost
all are "a who attend the meeting. am
very happy TO say ooth the saioon-keepers
confessed the LohD' ana barooursviiie
stands an excellent ehanee' u u be not
reeklessly thrown away, OF getting rid
quietly and without any bad feeling or
contention, OF the sccursed legal trafhc IN
ardent spirits " course "moonshine
Will flourish more or less uii the miiien-
mum. Then, thank the DohD. VIII
have To CO. 100 wha' 'ovs'y P'aee 'he
town oil barooursSiiie wlil De when u gets
rid Of 'esai uA''sy' 'Lohp' SEND 'he dsy
soon pray .
we leave Tor "iihamspurg' Wm'iev
county Meune'usy morning 'ne
Lohp ~ih' hoping 70 ca'ch . part AT
'eas. OIL the ''fou', oour' crown 'ns' !"
coming and going there now. oourl CLOSES
IN "hi'iey mex. SATURDAY we wiz fi'ch
the tent, ~ Tue oour''house Is 700 'na'i 10
preach in' we nope oy ueep'y covering
the GROUND WIN Straw 70 use 'he tent
unhi the nrs' OF even 'he niuae o' pecem'
oer' unless severe eoiu shouiu Sc. IN sooner
Than usual hou nave no iuea nov warm
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