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BOYLE COINfY.
Danrflfe.


But little doing In the mule market.
Some demand for broke mules for the
Eastern market.
The late residence Of James q. Cecil
and "wsrwick" are advertised for public
sale on the 18th Of December.
Rev. L. q. Barbour, Of Central Uni
versity, filled the pulpit Of the First Pres
byterian Church on Sunday last.
Mr.. Robert Harding has rented the
handsome residence Of Col. John Cowsn,
on. Lexington Avenue. Col. Cowan will
spend the Winter in vicksburg.
The theatre attracted a very fne au-
dience on Thursday evening to james
Hall, when Minnie Palmer played my
Sweetheart" admirably. The John X.
Rogers Comedy Company gave satisfaction
to all.
Geo w. WEIGH, Sr., has purchased the
grocery house recently occupied BY J. W.
Fleece, on 3rd street. Mr.. Fleece will re-
main. however, until January. He con-
templates then returning to Memphis. his
former home.
The address delivered by DE-. Hays on
Faith Cures" last Thursday evening prov
ed to be quite interesting. and will be
found printed in full in theAdroeats Of this
week. and Notwithstanding its length, will
no doubt be read and enjoyed BY many.
Misses Maggie and Allie Dunn, Of
Richmond. are Visiting the family Of Mr..
w. +. Evans...... Misses Matte and Nan
ME Jones left Monday for st. Louis and
will remain until Christmas. Miss Mat
tie Evans, Of Crab Orchard, is visiting Mr..
]. o. Evans.
A small Hop was given on Monday
evening at the Central House. The music
was furnished by the Italian band which
has been in our town for several days.
Ten or twelve couples were present, and
the evening was pronounced by all q de-
cidedly pleasant one.
Last Sunday afternoon between 4 and
5 o'clock Warren Russell's training stable
was destroyed by Gre. The structure was
quickly consumed. having just been filed
with provsndsr. Six horsss fastened in
were burned, owned by different parties.
Mr.. Russell estimates his loss on building
and contents at $3.50 to $500. He expects
to rebuild at once.
I'm Mapdav marnino thKaa ann. N .oI
ored urchins were placed in jail ON the
charge Of HOUSEKEEPING. On Sunday
afternoon they we're seen carrying boxes
from the yard back Of w. b. Holmes
store, and upon Investigation it was found
that the store had been entered BY break
ing of a shutter. At night they were cap
Iured, and 'squires Anderson aud Young
sat as the examining court.
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Or ALL classes Of creatures the imitatol
is the most disgusting. Cantrill, who By
grace Of his Chief was left in charge o
the affairs Of State while he went junket
ing around the country making circus o.
himself, pardoned numerous convicts, evil
IDENTIFY under the impression that the chic
duty of a Governor 10 10 libsrsts unde
serving criminals that juries have said
must suffer the penalty Of broken laws
Among the number who received his elem
ency was a murderer Of Barren county,
sentenced for twenty year,, and the 1'me'
says he has not elevated himself in the es-
TEEN of the people Of that county by the
very unnecessary act.
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GARRARD COUNTY.


I
Willie, youngest son OF J. Il. and
Mamie Young, of Richmond, was buried
here Tuesday. Nov. /.
R. Il. Noel, who was educated with
the expectation Of becoming minister Of
the gospel, but for some reason was not
ordained, was subjected to that ony
at the hands of Rev ]. NJ. Bruce, Sunday,
Oct. 30. Mr.. Noel will probably work as
an Evangelist.
w. ii. Wherritt celebrated his seth
birthday and the 30th anniversary Of his
marriage, with family gathering and sup
per Tuesday night, Nov. lst......Alvah
Pullins has gone to Texas to hunt Indians
...... Mrs. Boyd, Of Lexington, is visiting
relatives here......H. A. b. Marksbury,
Miss Stella and Frank, have gone to At
lanta......Mr. Hansbury West, who was
seriously injured by a horse irampling
him, is improving. although he was con-
sidered very low last week ...... Misses Sa.
rah Huffman and Kate Mason are smash
ing the hearts Of Gilbert's Creek beaux
this week ..... Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lane, OF
fayette, returned home Saturday, after a
visit to DIR. Young. Colonel Bnrdett
was here this week hunting for the man
who said shat frog story smells lishy". .....
understand that Mr.. Noel, whose ordina-
ton to the gospel ministry is noticed
above, has been, or will be. called to sup
ply the pulpit Of the Baptist Church at
this plaoe......Little Everett Gould is very
sick with Typoid Fever.
Jordan Denny, the old negro who car.
ries the mail between the postofiice and
depot here, and who has been a widower
for at least year, decided not long ago
that life in singls-breasted bedsiead and
mighty little cover. was not worth living,
aud determined 10 get him another vile.
unhappily for the fair ~ ser, Jordan is a
a1t. II Is said he oourted every unniar-
ried woman In the town,and every other one
who was not on good terms with her hus-
band. But uncertain coy and hard 10
please" he shifted his affections from one |
TO another, and finally settled them ON one |
Of Stanford's dusky daughters, which fact, |
and the fact that the wedding was set for
Tuesday night, coming 10 the ears Of hi. |
other girls, they armed themselves with |
ropes and switches, proceeded 10 Jordan's
domicile Monday night, burst open the
door, threw bucket Of water on the Gre |
and attempted 10 tie and thrash him. They |
did not succeed in tying him, but gave
him several wbacks with their switches.
A woman who was in the house at the
lime attempted 10 run out and was whip
ped across the face severely. But love
laughs at locksmiths, ropes and switches,
md Jordan Is by this time married.
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IT Is said that some sharp words passed
between President Arthur and Secretary
McVeagh at cabinet meeting the Other
day, because the latter replied to ques-
ton Of the President rs to what he had
done in the matter Of Gilteau's trial that he
had not interiered in the case, as the law
did not contemplate that the dignity Of the
Office he held should be infringed upon by
such cases. The President was pretty
plain in his opinion Of this PomPous dig
nifty, and expressed himself in unmistaka-
bic English. Mcveagh isa humbug and
fraud, and ought to be kicked out 30 fast
as to make his head swim.
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wAIrox.-At his home In Hanover
county, Virgins, Of Pnsumonis, Thomas
X. Walton. Born June 10th, 1922 died
November 9Th, 1881. d,
NoxE but those who have experienced
such an ordeal, can have any conception OF
the psralyzing weight Of grief that taxes
possession Of one. soul on receiving, win
scarcely any notice Of sickness, telegram
announcing the death Of dear reisu'e'
And when that relative is loving ia.hef
or a tender mother. the truest and pest
Of all earthly friends, the effect Is in'ens''
fed with appalling severity. -Four years
and half ago, with but fews few hours
warning Of her illness, the writer ""
shocked BY dispatch telling him OF ,he
death Of his precious mother. sa'uius'
last, with but little more warning, 'e'e.
gram told him that his beloved father had
gone TO join her in the realms OF glory
Denied the mournful comfort Of standing
by them in the hour Of death, or looking
on their cold and lIfeless bodies after the
King Of Terrors had done his worst, ne
feels the more sensibly the sadness Of his
lot. and sorrows only . those who
have been deprived Of those privileges can
Although an invalid for nearly nine years,
during which his suffering were great and
constant, though patiently and uneom.
plainingly borne, the immediate cause Of
his death was pneumonia, with which he
was seized q few days before his death.
Believing that his hour was near at hand
he expressed his willingness to 90 hence
his only concern being for his youngest
son, who, orphaned at tender age VIII
sadly need a fathers guiding love. Pro-
Teasing Christianity at early age, and prac'
ing that profession, he was recognised
wherever he was known as a devout and
earnest follower Of his Savior-s man
whose counsel and advice was valued and
sought by his friends everywhere. A kind
neighbor and loving and indulgent faith
err, his loss will be keenly feit, not only "
his children but by countless friends, who
in life delighted to honor him. Confident
that he is now in the home Of the bles'
reaping the reward Of a well-spsnt life
that all his sufferings, trials and aflictioni
are to be known no more forever; that oul
loss is his eternal gain, We yet NOUN tt
give him up; mourn to think that We shall
see him no more in life; no more to fee
the loving pressure Of his hand as he
would fondly welcome us to the old home
stead after prolonged absence; no more &c
receive his kindly counsel or hear hi'
grateful words Of appreciation. Nay hi
bright example be o. star TO the pathway
Of his children, and lead us all to mee'
him and our saintsd mother where thu
wicked cease from troubling and the weary
are sternally at rest"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

The business men Of our town cursed
some Tuesday morning when they found
their signs .~sppej, horse blocks piled
sgsins, their door. all the loose wagons
and machinery in town In the Court house
verands, Sc. Some Of them In their an.
ger charged il on "our good hoys." but
after sober second thought they will re-.
greet the wrong they have done in imply
ing such conduc, to LOT Of the best hoys
in the world.
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"THEY say" that the lovely Clars
Louise Kellogg is soon to cease thrilling
crowded theatres with her matches nslo-
dy and sing only to IN audience Of one. A
Wall Street broker Is the happy fellow.
and the affair IL eel for the near future.
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AFTER an absence Of twenty two years
Adelina Patti is again in this county, and
fools in New York are orowding to her
concerts at $40 per head for choice seats.
Enough tickets have been sold for the first
performance to insure a $4,000 house.
Since her divorce from her husband and
her subsequent diseraceful conduct with
one Nicolini, Patti does not stand as high
as she once did in the estimation Of vir.
tuous people, but after Sarah Bernhardl.
successful tour through the United States
she does not fear that her reception by the
public will be as remunerative AS ever,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

GENERAL SHERMAN makes his annual
recommendation for an increase Of the
army TO 5000 men. OF course. lie would
like 10 have ID increased to 100000. but
the present number. n 900, seems to be
more than amply sufficient for these piping
times Of peace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Twrtvr States held elections on Tues
dsy last, but the great interest wss center
ed in New York and Virginia In the
former State the result seems 10 he mixed.
Carr, the Republican candidate for secre-
tsry Of State, is possibly elected, while
Maxwell, Dem, for Treasurer, goes in by
good majority. The rest Of the State
ticket is yet in doubt II seems to be con.
ceded that the Democrats have carried
both branches Of the Legislature and gain
ed one Congressman. AZ the State is to be
re-districted under the Congressional APP
portionment, and a successor TO Senator
Lspham is to be elected, the advantage Of
securing the Legislature is two-fold.
Poor old Virginia, the proud mother Of
States and states men, Is disgraced, and it,
homes, citizens sod admirers blush for
shame AZ the news goes out that the Ma
hone ticket, headed by Cameron for Gov
ernor, has swept the State by fully $4,000
majority. The regular Democracy made
numerous gains in the Legislature, but not
sufficient TO overcome the Re-Adjust ell
emept which s,;ll has . m.io,;,v suf;cisu,
to elect a spccs..or 70 senator Jobn.o, and
then Malone will bavea confrere exactly
suited TO his disbone., and ,r,i,o,ou. taste
When We copsider the mean. ,b,, have
been emploved nv those who soush, 10
bring the State 10 disgrace and ridicu,s
the result could hardly have hssn dias,.
ent. The weight Of the Admini.,r,,ion a,
Washington vas thrown in favor of rom.
diatiop. and hundreds os ,bous,nds of
dollars contributed BY Northern Radicals
and ertorted from Federal oeice.boldsr.
bought enough so-cslled Democrats ne.
sroes and Radicals TO ACCOMPLISH the end.
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Prof. SwoRNsrEDr, who spent several
weeks at Pink Cottage last Summer, proph-
estes that at IL O'Clock tomorrow night
the world will come to an end. 1t may
be 80, but as it is generally believed that
The Prof. does not know any more about
such things than Mother shipion or the
rest of us, nobody is giving himself any
trouble about il
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

The boom in the Confederate bonds was
short-livsd. From $40 per $1,000. they
have fallen to 81 and $50 with scarcely
any demand. The seventeen millions Of
gold said to be in Bank Of England to the
credit Of the late Confederate States, and
which SPECTATORS thought they could OBJ
tain on the bonds aforesaid. turns out to
be delusion and snare. IL Is not there.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

The Louisville Posi- announces that on
and after the l4th it will be sold at the
low price of two cents copy. The reason
given for the reduction is two-fold. The
price Is sufficient for fair profit and the
proprietors think it the surest means Of In
Producing the penny system in vogue in
most Of the other cities. The Post is a
capital paper, and we hope its boom will
be greater than ever.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

The lines Of the carpet-bag Governors
that disgraced the State Of South Carolina
for several years after the war seem 10 have
fallen in unpleasant places. Moses is in
Jail in New York for petty swindling, and
Scott has been for ten days on trial at
Napoleon, Ohio, for murder. Unforlunely,
however, the latter has been acquitted.
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Practices in the Courts Of kcastle aud sdoinr.
counties and IN the Court Of Arrivals. ohee IN
,ourt-fiouse ysrd. ss-iy
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WALLACE GRuELLE has laid the Breck-
enridge Ners liable to libel SUIT. lie says
Mr.. LaRue Thomas ha. returned to the
editorship Of the Danville TniJune" We
understand that Mr.. Thomas will sue for
s.. 100000. OF course he should and will
get the full amount.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

VIII practice hi. profession IN Rockcastle sud
suciaias counties aud In the Court Of Appeals.
Special attention given 70 collection.
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III Is estimated that there are 1s9, 900
recognized medical men in the world, Of
whom 65,too are preying upon the people
Of the United States. No wonder our
death rate is yearly increasing.
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BRoDHEAD. KY,
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General Merchandise, Drugs, q,

I'VE have a larre stock Of ready made Ciethins.
which We will sell lo-. We have sdded "a our
stoc / complete line % Drug and hedicisss
articles. Also, Wholesale and retail d~slers 10
Lumher, Weed. shingles, Goal, Briet, Totscco.
cigars, Crab Orchard salts. Whlts'e and Crosts .
Nermlflge. Organs furniture. Ac, a sood Mssoa
a Hamlin Organ for ga; Weed sewing hschipc
Tor go Organ. aud Machines Of other price. snd
warranted 10 give satisfaction. Birch 81 the lila
irum v 10 O. per thousand. Asy one vishlng any
thing In our line ~ please call srtts fsr
further particulars. Give ne trial snt b csn-
WINGED thst this is the place TO buy sooaS ss7Sm
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Practice. In al the Coat. oace soa,b ss'
Main street. ltsi-lyrl
, 1881-06-17
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, 1881-06-17
Tho following ,,unntItios nf grain nro reported

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Jun. II, Inn.4, .rmmt r,
whrnt and four nr,...., 4, ,i.!liin 2iahiu ,*sll!'
EHfn, 1r*.....,.........sr..h hihUlt IAh0A FA9'
THO hrc,k In rtIrtisi frnlghts mny prt,vn 10 lie
Il wrtcuttin rtsirE 10 uhr nlnrkrtA IN grain. hid
perhaps III rrov1alnua ntst,. Under speculative
t'reestlru, whlr nhy ,,r may t u" Justified ly
tho Furts III tho ease, prices ltsH &Hen krrt mp
here ~, w1rAt nt,st oats II, lM.nt where siiEt-
rt.rs cu,,l,i tint opcrttn freely. Al ,i.'Asnnlls
llrXu stock nr mt. h tho c,,,'ctluencc and our
Atncks of whrnt hhyG augmented instt'htt III t@-
i,,g f,,rltor ret!,,cl. It nay be anI1 That sll'.
pora by rall thtvc hDs tn pny us t,i.tch ~ tltey
Ind previously by waicr; Int It sflniil'l lu re.
,nrnll,crc'i TINT II thpy hid lccn active shippers
lake freluilts wthtA have tn.rn nlyhrctHl by tho
Increased eonipctitlun for irnlght. roosr. 4 mill.
Iot bushels bE H,ta ft,DytAl Ottt nuW w''si mike
At, lnlportnnt reduction III nssr sUuk, tl1onHf 1t
would then bu ,ttltch larEnr tint. II yH'nr nEn.
Hul,u people thlnA that tho partius who co'l-
trUI provisions havo brrn tIsupp,tntetl IN lind
Ing np better ,ietnand. Tho raekers Msn *u!.iaS
their current trntinut NJ inst aR 1t Is rty, nn'l
tIlAt nppc,lrs II, h. nsnpIc fr tho warts Ut tho
consuming tr1ltls, whtiu srcG1atire HtyeIH arn
not unxio tu take hnt'l tn Any considerable
Uxtent ut present prizes. This Is especially tho
cnsu with pork, nrplIrs fully to .irats, atsd nr-
tlalir ~ lnr,l. Export ostcrA e,1ltltitn st'rce.
and It was sail that thpFe was hnntly ono IN tito
tlnor yo.tcralny. Yet ht'Es were nlFalta stronger
yesterday. inttuntlME Il tcu,Nna Tor prtnlt'csa
which enables paekurs to pay tettor prices fof
tue rtlw material.
, 1881-06-17
PROVISIONS.

HOO PttODuEra-Wcr, rn.ltor ,til0t, bur HtsDnrcr
MI rt, In sympathy with higher prlcrs for hugs at
tho Stock fars, Ttlnr8 wns HI Important cslaEo III
tic tDrD nf foreign dsaGn% md fbrn2h t'rtlera ff
bii,lea wore worry srnrc1. l'h1rn WAS, h''weSer. II
ntarp shlprlnE inquiry Gts ilalsls. and Hnl'e fDf
si.oah.ers Nss'tMnly Hue to tl.e deaMo III froi9ht
rutox W rail- Possibly ta cnsrn III freul1t rt'trs
wa. The chief Of thu strln9re lanl,H IN hugs
nnd prs,tct. Thesn wn@M Mliprate speculative 'le-
,nnnl for aani mt uHet for rk md tho trn'llna IN
rll's mostly 1T chnse FROM u10 tntl !" nntlef
MESA luRK--AiynI,eatt bc pr hrJ, and t."s'M "
nbovr tho lnnst pres Of wednesday,. salu* woro rn-
ported nt 2ll hr!s .eer July nt fIhtaalha7 vt ard
uU br!s spr. July At alE4IiSlt8. Total a.al hrls.
'rhu umrknt rlpsn Ut t1ahx1lAh7x f9r round it,ls
s,lt Or Erilnr un. siLa !i'1I tcier july Mna f!.ie
9sisxa s"!ts. H. August q" t''e "ftrf" e"'' ""e's
er 10 IS: n. I'd sl9,o4 ,.'4s 'Ho ~
si%* ,sd, ,s. seISs lily II *s:assiii;ls y,tD !ss
llyr nj $lIAtAlUA !UU kllpr nrlrr II slhta 44o
!h1l.f; MHd :,aN tc* suHr tho fet ~ finMu. " "
ir ronna n.. siai SELLER lt,t ui'tl,; t.',a sHli.s
nt!I'ii ctIl AnHllst clsuGi Ut tAL!.!,a:slt lt.h
MHATs-atdynnestl N!tHt 7tdu .rur lu9 lDs hhlas
wpr, rertei IEiI lbs rnIis!orA. seller August.
nj .{c: La Hweft trklrd do NJ G4c Hpuls ~ hux9.
!!gx and *Hrt cfG.t* n tS u t,r Y. srt ri.,s
5 n. ssSx tE'sfm r IL tfssss II svss.. wv ss ssss s"s"s
rckstl hn,.a ii !4sapjGa III III I1ssrnH.. the mt;
side fur shNi1Her enrt re,Ha nf 1endlsis cuts Ut
meats NutG IN ftllnWS Mt aE'clDGk!
, 1881-06-17
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