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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-21

Ma. oAurott Eun, Of nasiout1le IS In town..
Miss sstur iiAuuroS BE- wishing Mr. D.. D..
An,hauy
Ms. A. N,ENsr, D. aoua-s.i 90 h.. "a
this seek
Ma. ions a. Josr- ha. our thanks or Date
Tonnes rsrcrs.
Miss Irwrit oi Lesihsiou. who inlesi arl.ar
'er'i Of ihe anc'i seitlns. o. visiting Mss Bose
Foster
Mis- Ksrr rsuri, charming ioars .siy
iolm she'hysilir i. ilsiuns Der astcf Mr. q. %.
~hants
Niss DEnrsiA rro,rDH. au aiifas.i,c youus
lady. of uansIlir, uas the .usst of Many Mary
uuslsg This vcol.
Wa sHr lniaiioi O, oar iricul. Mr. o.. Arer-
hune, iaf handsome rafor scchi. in ihc shape o.
a silver horseshoe
Ma ,. WuuE. oI icncrs.u 0aauiy Nir.ina
Who has been sisltirs bic dauehicrsa 90 the College
lsn Joe home yesterday.
Ma. Ei,uuoSn EnoursTrg has .anr ta Biz
uiinsham. AiaIama, io cngago Boz the mUralntIie
business. tebinun siandafd
Mis- ANNir McAtIsrrn, oi toaiaciovn ral-
lcsc. spent eu days with hoT rcaut,, hrrc this
ucrk. She is iu.i tudiIne toto NCure utmauha,l
au.l sroua handsanisr every day
.-ituoE }. o. nEsSis isn Tuc..ia, ar Nor
n,c,loro, Tenn. in hc interest OF nj. Tonnage
House. ne uln matea taur OF ihe State. uhHh
be- thinks viii reIuifc loo monfls umc
-pr. ASn Ms.. Lrr D. HrrruAS. accompanied
by Misos Anne 4 Cookc aud Ilcicn Reid, arrived
Al the Myors House lasi evening, vhore.thc ncwl,
Wooded pair gill iaaic their hoac iur the present
Ms ". b. Lrr, ol the Calendar Ciock Go ,
Iaasi through town, this weck, ra raa'. Co. 49,
sierlins where Do uill rroocrl 90 collect amouuiH
dae DIS Company. lic yes hooking veil aud socrl-
81 in hur spifIit
.-rrrH N. MoRourur, uni Gcorgo 70. Davidson
have obiaino'l through Col. a. N. suopc position.
iu the Internal Revenue Department Nr. NJ
Roberts will no siorc-leopcr iu some hrse dI,iii-
iofy, and No. Davidson ioih sioic-tceler aui
sauscr in a. smaller one Both arc worthy youus
men, add We are glad 90 knou that their EcruhI.
o1u sentiments arc 10 be rewarded ai li.i.
Me. ". 4. nruNunr. late SECRETARY ol thc
Pine mn Coat company. has resigned Dis position
snd passed yesterday r HsHie TO Cincinnati TO take
the more lucrative one OF hook keeper ior Ihas. 49,
Greone, thc iarse live stock Broker 90 tho O.. 5.
Stock lanls M. nnrnside o. hlsucs, man ol
fine publications and thr dtm With which Dee win
le assaoiaoi is oncol the most reliable in ihr city
We wish him eaal lurk anln hrauofIl
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IfHsf0nriiie.

The let up in the weather, now pro
ducing a general thaw, had such an ener-
waiting effect that my letter must he brief
The polar wave through which we have
Just passed as such-was EN-
inently a success. Few Of MS, however
could icelingly accord to il the usual graf
ulatory ciaculaiion-"Long may it wave"
Iis icy undulations continued quite long
enough to satisfy It's most enthusiastic adj
mirers, and the slightest allusion to "the
beautiful snow" il now regarded as suili-
cient ground. for a challenge to mortal
combat. But we turn to q summer scene,
which will be suggested by the following
announcement
MARRIED. - Ia the Christian church
at IIustonyille, on the evening Of We'd
nesday, 18th inst, by Elder W. J..
Williams, the father of the bride, DIR. Lee
+. Huffman, Of Stanford, and Miss Kate Il.
Williams, of llustonyille. The church
was iasiefully decorated with flowers and
everg.eens. At the termination Of the
central aisle and just in front Of the pulpit
was erected a magnificent evergreen arch,
from the centre of which was suspended a
bell, artistically constructed Of some white
material, under which the bridal couple
stood during the ceremony. The ushers
were Dr. Fayette Dunlap, +. Z. ONsley,
Joe 5. Grimes and Il. ". Hooker, formed
in couples facing inward. "Mendelssohu's
Wedding March, ELECTED from the organ
by Mr.. Edgar Newlin, timed the process
son, and in the presence Of large assem-
bly, Of loving friends, the heayen-appoinled
relation was oonsummated in a beautiful,
appropriate and touching ceremony. But
says one, GLOW was the bride dressed 30
My dear madam, don't know. ! only
know she was beautiful. Indeed, they
we've a couple such as we love 10 look upon.
Lee i conlessedly a model of manly beau
iy, and Kate the ideal Of female loyeliness.
After the ceremony the newly welded
pair, attended by a party Of friends, re-
paired 10 Mr. =. N. Cooke, where a boun-
teous and elegant collation. Was spread aud
an exceedingly pleasant evening enjoyed
DR.. aud Mn Huffman will leave NJ on
Thursday. May a long aud sunny and
loving lie be theirs. May each lind ia the
other along liie's journey trusting, true,
uniailing friend. Even down the vale Of
Year,, may they realize that true affection
never grows old, that loving hearts defy
the chilly touch Of time. The bridal gifts
were, Ia Part ~ follows
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RELIGIOIS.

Ed. s. u. King, in answer TO a unani-
mou- call. will go the pulpit ut Givcns
Church, ihi. year
The Mount Salem congregation decid-
ell Last Saturday to build a new house Of
worship At Mckinney, and work will he
gin 20 soon a. the Weather opens
The pews in Henry Ward lisecher'.
Church rented the other day for Si2 362, NJ
S2,li more than last year. Thus does the
old scoundrel maintain his hold IN hi
hock, while Mrs. Tlian, whom be ruined.
:. slowly dying, neglected and scorned.
One james VI. Swormstedt. after what
he term. full aud fair calculation with
reference to the prophe-ies fulfilled and
those yet To be fulfilled, publishes that
there j. no doubt whatever in his mind
that the world will come to an end at noon
on the 18th day Of next November
There are only 1904 liaptists in New
Hampshire This may be accounted foi prob
ably by the fact that there are only about
two months in the year that a convert can
g. down into the water without cut
ting the ice, and there is nothing more cal
eulated lo take away religious fervor than
plunge into an ice.cold pool.
The First Church Louisville, Ky.
Rev. Dr. Guerant'., has, during the past
year, received one hundred aud eleven
perons into membership. Twenty two
were dismissed, and thirteen died in the
same period. The church maintains two
Sunday Schools The home school has
two hundred and sixty members, and is
Highland Mission school numbers me
hundred and fly.
They have had another Church INV
in Pulaski county. This time it wa- at
at Beech Grove Church, where 4 ruillan
rode on horseback upihe aisle to the pull
pii and back out Of the door. Another Of
the demons held a dog up 10y the tail,
while the preacher prayed, until it yelled,
aud the others insulied the old men who
we're kneeling. All Of the offenders have
been arrested and are now anxiousy await
ing a parlon from Mr.. Blackburn.
Rev. Stephen holland head Of the
banking house Of holland. Wilmore ~ Co.,
has purchased If Rev. 4. Meek a one
fourth interest in the Central Methodist, pub
lished at Cat lettsburg, Ky The Dmoro'
say- that Miiodia Office /. one Of the most
complete for newspaper work in the State.
has the most improved machinery, is back
ed up by unlimited capital, and the first Of
April will appear greatly enlarged, in a
sixteen page form, cut and stitched DR..
Coltrell, Of liowling Green, will be on the
editorial stan.
The Somerset R,pariei puhlishes the
following LAST Sunday the Rev Green
clay Smith stopped short in his sermon
and walked out into the audience To where
young man was coughing violently and
offered him some candy and told him 10
eat g. The young man left the house at
once and Mr.. Smith resumed his discourse.
Il Is said that the young man walks no
more with the disciples,and feels chagrined
over his misfortune This appears to rs
a very inexeusable piece o business on the
part Of General Smith II his actions are
correctly reported.
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lmsn rorAror. at Owslcy a Higgins
Geo ro Chcnault a pcnnys and settle
that account Of your.
ErcKwnrAr Fiorn. Oat Meal. Gfifs.
,Vc, NJ Owslcy a llirgin..
BrY Your School Books, States and 9th.
cr school supplies u Chenault a Penny.
UAwfruS SrrrL Prov and The South
bend CHILLED plows ~ Owslcy a Higgins.
Owstry & His0iSs will ell YOU % NE.
of NO. Sugar Tor 8 and @ lba. Of coffee
forSl.
TIN Celebrated Garnri County lIorse
fislula Remedy ior sale by Chenanlt a
Penny.
PAiSrs. White Lead, oil, Nauishea
Window Glae, NJ bottom prices NJ Chen.
ault a pcnny's.
PrnruurnY. Toilet soapa. Hair, Nail
and Tooth Brushes. and toilet ARTICLES Of
al Kinds At Chcnault n pcnnys
LAsr CAIia-Nll who know themselves
indebted 10 ns must come NJ once and set
ilc a. W. neei money. Harris n Nunnelcy
ifALrN NrNNuIry have the agency
iur the BONANZA Mills Gilt Edge and pat.
cni Proccss Flour, rhose who have tried
IL viii nee no other
FAME owing a. on account az note
prior 10 July ., lssn, will find the same in
The hand. " an officer " not settled In the
next thirty days Chenauli a Penny
Air those indebted 10 the firm Of Ter.
hume and Nanardall. will please settle
their indebtedness Immediately. % want
10 close up the business OF the old wear.
Twill continue the husinesa under the same
firm name until further arrangements are
made. q. A. Terhune.
W. nAyE a speedy and positive Cunc for
Cstaarh, niphiherin Canker mouth and .
Head Ach,. in Shiloh's Caiaafh Remedy .
A nasal Injector nee with each bottle. I
lie 10 IL YOU de.ire health and sweet I
breath. Price 10 cent. Sold by thcnault .
a Penny.
BYsrrrGA AND LNrn COMPLAINT
l. u not worth the small price Of . cents .
90 frce yourself 81 every symptom OF ihesc .
distressing complaint, u you think .o call F.
call NJ our store andgct a bottle Of Shilohs /
Nitilfer, every bottle has printed guar
aniec on IL, use accordingly and II u does
you no good it will cost you nothing Sold /.
10y Chenault n Penny.
To WrsrrnN Having been
appointed GENERAL ENuHArIoN AGFNr
At Cincinnati for the NANDALlA LINE,
for the States Of Misorni. TrXAs, An. T.
KANSAS. NrnntsKA. KANSAS, CotoRApo. ID
CAiiTouNtA, and the WrsrrHS TERHro-
EiIs-, am fully prepared 10 furnish, Fnrr
ON application, Maps. land Circulars, Civ.
ing Snil, Climate, Sc Lowest rates made
on passengers, household goods or stock
call on. o. addrss. GEO. A. KNIGHT.
Gent Emigration Agent, y. g. Cor. ith
aud Vine Streets. Cincinnati. Ohio.
ca. Wu,r \ Couau WIN you heed
the warning The signal perhapi II the
SURF approach OF that mors terrible die
case Consumption. An yourselves if you
can afford inr the sake of saving iu cents
TO run the risk and DO nothing Tor b. We
knov irum experience that Shiloh- turv
will Cur your Cough. u never fails
This explains why more than a Million
Bottle. were -old The pat ys1r 10 re-
lievc- Group and Whooping Cough at
once. Mothers DO not h. without 10. For
Lame Back. Side. or Chest, usc Shiioh's q
iufous Plaster Sold by Chcnauli q Penny
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LTNCOLX COrxrI.
EngIemaH's HiU.

RI Miss Lydia Lewis had to suspend
school for a few days on account Of the
scarcity Of yoal
What has become Of our Dalton ex.
merchant lie hos never been heard IT
since be sold ont
Mr. y. y. Prcwiit,of this place, bought
at panvillc last Monday 30 head OF scrub
cattle at = Per head.
Mess. Geo. Adams and Ed.Whiie went
to lIusionville last Saturday; ~. To- witt
relatives, and George on business
A young gentleman Of this vicinity
Las become ,li'gnsied with keeping bache.
Tors hall, and contemplate. going West.
our postmaster has ocsigned, and A.
there Is no one here that will accept the
position, the Office will probably he moved
TO Dalton.
Little Eennie, the only child Of Mr..
Sam Spoonamorc. died on Thursday last
Mr. John Spoouamorc Sr, j. in .
critical condition
Two of our young men, Mess. A. T..
llutching- and j. W. Bright, have become
tired Of country life, and moved 10 Dan
willie. Mr.. lluichings is clerking at the
tenlral Hotel, and Mr.. Bright &. reading
medicine under Dr. ". H. Harlan.
The Hop given by Mess Ilutchings
and Bright at bachelors Retreat" last
FRIDAY night, was a complete success In
spite Of the extremely cold weather, there
were eve young ladies present, and about
six times n many gentlemen Notwith-
standing the unequal division, il wa a
nice affair. About o o'clock lessee Blugh-
man. Band began to pour ont some of
their sweetest siiains, and lively dance
Kept up until ..
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Grub OrcIurd.

". T. Saunders has removed his stock
Of dry goods and groceries TO the shank.
building, on the East side Of Main street.
Died, near this place, on Thursday,
lath inst, Mr.. - Alexander. Her re-
mains were inferred in the Old grave yard
here on saturday.
We extend our best wishes 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Stage and hope that they may
realize all the happiness they now hope
for. May lie who ordereih all things
smile upon their union Of hearts and
hand, guide their footsteps in pleasant
paths and chain all their days together
with the golden links Of love.
We are in terrible dilemma can't
somebody help us out? We don't know
really, whether to head our articles "Crab
Orchard News" or "Cnb Orchard Stews,-
for il We don't puG every "candy stew"
that comes OIL in town, we are sure to have
the finger Of scorn pointed at u; and il
We have 10 make a note Of every one they
are numerous We might Just as swell head
il "Siews' aud be done with it..
Miss Alice Stuart begun a subscription
school at the Old Seminary on Monday
last ...... Miss Lizzie Simpson, Of Danvile,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Bette Carson
...... Tom La-ley's handsome and smiling
countenance was visible on our streets last
week ...... Misses Sallie Cochraue and Mag.
gle Newland are visiting Mrs. John New
land .....Judge llansiord has moved to
town, having rented the l.. q. Farris prop
erty on Somerset street,. Mrs. Maggie Il.
Saunders entertained a few of her friends
at her pleasant home last Saturday eve
ming Abe Smith aud Geo. Harris are on
the lick list this week
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Ed Albright, the great ri.tula curer,
says that The market reports IN onf psper,
sayed him more than so lat year
-ClNoSNArL -Good butcher cattle arc
in The greatest demand this week. Hogs
are higher Sheep and lambs about bold
their own. Below are the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-21

IS. H. Baushman, of Lincoln, sold to
roney leazley Of Garmrd, 3-yr-old geld.
ing for sl6i.
The price OF land IN Fayette county
has shown in the poet year an average In
crease Of sl5 per acre.
House 4 llaughman, of Lincoln coun.
iy, were In Nelson lat week buying sheep.
They bought # Ice MoMakin ms good,
plain ewes At 81 per h,ad.-l Nelson Record.
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LIST OF PRIZES.
rns h MllIGra m s r rI,n al iti
AMOUNTING TO 1859, s5C

Who'll Tickets, So Hslvss, sh Quarters, a..
Remittance. may he made by Bank Cheek, TX
press, Postal Money Order, OF Registered Mail.
Responsible agents wanted a. al points. For cir-
cular. giving foil information and lor tickets addr
W. &. -. WHIPS
iGi-td willard Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
For tickets, silly 10 McIobarls A Stag, Sian
ford, Ky
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Willard Hotel LotteryPostpOn'd
To APRIL I. 1881.
FOR DRAWING

fho drasing will take place OF Louisville, Ky,
under authority Ut a special Act Of the Kentucky
legislature, and will De- under the absolute control
Of disinicrcstod commissioners appointed 10y the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-21

BrffALo STEAM Mus - Mr. NJ. T..
Ramsey has leased Mr.. Neach's Buffalo
Mills, and in another column asks the pa
ironage Of the pablo. lie has succeeded
in lhawing the boiler OUT, and Is nov pre-
pared TO make aour and meal every day
IN The week.
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DISSOLUTION.

the FIRM or CARSON a nODD, HAS Dis
solved this day hy mutual conccnt, Thomas &,
Do,lds retiring. W Il. Carson will continue 90 thu
Old stand and hopes he will receive the lhcral pat
runasc given thoold hrn. W. X. CARSON.
January 4, 'si--idi-lm 4. &. Dobp..
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THE THERMOMETER has been down in
the neishhorkood Of zero since oar last re.
por, but at present the thaw has com-
menoed, and mud aud slush whew Snow
has nov been on the ground for 2 days.
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lruAs been raining steadily for two or
three days, which, with The melting snow,
has caused a great rise in all the slrcam.;
bat 80 far mo- damage hes been reported.
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STORE-ROOM FOR RENT

A desirable store Room IN the s. Asaph Hotel
building Is for rent II has iul 20 feet 'front.' Is M
i,et deep and we'll lifted with counters and shelves.
Call on ur address
tif-im bAtGuMAN a HALL.
stanford. Nv.
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fnEsH OYSTERS, Pig Feet, Sauer kmut,
and Pickle, and in fact an nick nacks 10
please the appetiies Of the hungry can he
found at u, Matiingley a Sons.
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For fail pariieulnrs, a. 10 Band, Sc.. iidur-
MAS. =. a. TRUEuEARI. rri"sipaI
stanisfd, llnesln 60, ~
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MIS-. J.. II. a $. n. SuANSs have re-
moved to their fine new store loom in the
opera House building, and are fixed mp a.
neat as a bug in a rug.
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LOCIL HtTTERs.

IA. WnIsoN makes the easiest fitting
hoOt We ever wore.
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Ma. j. T.. BRrcE asks rs Ia say 10 those
indebted to him that they will ohligc him
and save themselves costs by settling at
once
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4 NANF-ARE-Mc were tickled 20
death when we heard that Mr.. aud Mr.
Joe Severance had named their boy Samuel
Walton, In honor oioursclves, bat when he
informed us that Il was not for us bot our
hetierhalf that De was named, we were
not quite 30 exhileraied, till we thought
that the Aforesaid half would have never
had that surname but for ~. Then We be-
came reconciled and made our will, leaving
the printing Office and IL apperlenances to
The young.ier TO have and to hold forever.
after he gets possession
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sour things can be done w. we'll ~ 9th.
err but iheic is one thing which can not
be done successfully, and that is the at.
tempt 81 any one 90 sell better mems and
hoy. clothing at O. lower price than }.
Winter a Co, corner Of Third and Market
.Iranl.. Innl.Nlllo. Nv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-25
IMPORTANT DECISION,
Who May and Who Shall Not Re-
ce1Ve Commissions for DIsburse-
ments on Public Buildings.

WASHINGTON, July 23-In the matter of
commissions to dsbursing agents on appro
priations for the erection of public build.
Jugs, First Comptroller Lawrence has de-
cided that by force of section 1857 of the
Revised Statutes, the Collectors of Customs
at the place OF location of any custom
house, court house, post office or marine
hospital is required to act as dlsbursing Off
Ger or agent for the payment of all moneys
appropriated for the construction of such
buildings. That under the Sce of June %.
1874. no commission can be allowed
for disbursement Of appropriation for such
buildings by the collectors at New York.
Boston, Charleston, Philadelphia. San
land or Falmouth. The decision main
tains that inasmuch as section 1867 of
he Revised Statutes requires the Colec sors
OF Customs TO act as dlsbursing agents of
moneys appropriated for the erection of
custom houses, court houses, post offices and
marine hospitals, at the place of erection of
any such building, it is not lawful to
appoint any other officer or person to make
such disbursement. If such officer be ap-
pointed to act, he is not entitled to any
compensation uuder section 1867 of the Re-
vised Statutes.
Collectors of Customs other than those at
New York, Boston, Charle,t ,ton, Philadel-
phia, San Francisco, Baltimore, New Or
leans, Portland and Falmouth are entitled
10 commissions, and by force of the act of
March 81, 1875, not exceeding three eighths
OF ger cent. for disbursing money appro-
priated to erect custom houses, court
houses, post offices and marine hospitals
located at the place where the office of the
Collector may be. Under section 255 the
Secretary of the Treasury may designate
any person or corporation, not in
terfering with those cases In which
Collectors are required, to make
disbursements. When corporation,
or person not in the service of the United
States, with the compensation fixed by law
or the regulations, are lawfully appointed
% disburse money appropriated for the
erection OF public buildings, Judge Law
renee decides that they are respectively en-
titled to compensation not exceeding the
amount fixed by the act of March Sd, 1875,
and that that clause of section 1865 of the
Revised Statutes, which declares that no
compensation shall be allowed to officers for
such disbursements unless the appropria,
tion therefor explicitly states such com
pensation, has no application to the officers
Tor whom the statute elsewhere gives right
to such compensation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-25

A Tennessee egg very curiously
hatched out match, and this was the
way of it. A Williamsburg grocer
bought barrel of eggs, and the grocer s
pretty daughter came down stairs into
the shop to assist serving Saturday even
ing customers. She went to the barrel
and commenced counting the eggs out
into the market basket. Presently she
held up an egg and burst out laughing.
The grocer asked her if it was a bad
egg. She said-no, it was too good.
She didn't sell that egg. Upon it was
written in a good round. manly hand /;
'Will the young lady in whose hands
this egg may fall open correspond
ence with "So-and-So such a
county, "Tennessee2" The pretty egg
seller answered the message for a clark. !"
She received a courteous reply. The
correspondence got seriouss photographs
were exchanged. A young Te9nesseean
visited the Williamsburg grocery. The
couple were mutually pleased, and a
talk and walk put them mutually in
love. They are to be married in August.
the grocer consenting, because, don't
you see, the young man is an extensive
shipper of produce, and owns acres and
acres of Tennessee land. So Tennes-
see egg hatched match, and a grocer
of Williamsburg will swear to it,