The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-04

Top and Excelsior MATTRESSES, Pcniientiafy
Chairs md Furniture. IN. Cnua
a
TrN Comedians, liz End Men, eight
Song and Dance Artists and siS Cio,
Daneers. with Arlinsion'a Min'lrels.
WHY throw away an old pair Of boot Of
shoes when a very small outlay will maxi,
them ~ god a. ever. Take them 10 l.. A
Wilson. lie docs all kinds Of cobbling g
rnf ground hog saw his shadow Wed
nesday and went back into his little hole
10 hide from ds weeks more Of vintry
weather. The 2. b. nnd Prof vennor
DO not consist, "a the latter prophecies that
February will he a mild and balmy month
NouS0, BfAcKnunN AND lloLNfs.--Wo
give Lucien Youue's version Of the Sam
Holmes pardon and threat in another col.
umn. II again becomes Gov Blackburn's
turn 10 explain, and We very considerably
oiler him the use OF our columns, free Of
charge. In the meantime, sam Holmes
prononnces the whole thing "a d--n lie 4"
We agree with Samuel that lie T. out. but
await the Governors rcsponsc 10 determine
who told Il.
PENIoNs.-Dr. :. 4. Craig. who il 4. :.
Examining Surgeon for this District, says
that never since he received his commits
sion in May 1874, has there been 20 many
applications for Pensions Every man who
received the smallest scratch during the
war now appean for examination. The
Dr. al.o says that when he commenced his
work the numbers on the orders indicated
lea than 100000 applications. now the
number has reached over so3,0oo, and Is
continually increasing.
VIZ DoS'r srr--lIow some merchants
can cell their goods a. low as we know the
Hayden Brothers sell their, and make any
thing at all They offer such bargains in
everything that !, Is profound problem to
"a. We noticed some splendid blankets
and several superior overcoa,s going out Of
their store this week, and learning the
price At which they were old, We marvel.
led greatly. However, the Hayden boys
are wide awake and know their own bust.
ness, and II they can stand It We and their
other customers can
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PLEASE READ ASp Active are not in
the habit Of dunning our subscribers pub
liely and We would no. do so now ,bu, for The
fact tina, we are absolutely in need Of mon
ey. The recent purchase Of an olioe and
numerous additions TO our stock Of type,
has left ~ IN a moneyless condition. with
many bills 10 meet and we would therefore
urge all those indebted to ~ to remit al
once. We would also especially ask those
who possibly can, 10 call at our Office next
Monday, County Court Day and pay up.
We ask this not only as a favor bat because
the money Is justly and rightly die a..
BrcaY Rrcovrrrp.-AIr. J. r. YATES, Of
Glasgow, was here this week in search Of
a buggy stolen from him by one ]. S. Da-
Wis olios Neaoh, in November last. lie had
stole the horse he drove near Gallatin.
Tenn, and afterwards stolen another horse
in Adair, which he led a. far a. Somerset
where Mr.. Yates says be was married to a
Miss Jasper. Of that place. lie afterwards
went as far as Livingston with the buggy,
and was subsequently arrsaied and taken
back 10 Gallaiin, where he is now in Jail.
MI. Yates got his buggy. but It was in a
very dilspidated condition.
TnE KENTUCKY BArrIsr AssrGANcr
ASSOCIATION With headquarters at this
place, Is fast becoming an important insti.
tuition. Agents are at work in many sec.
tons Of the State, and applications ior
membership are coming in by nearly every
mail. There Is no reason whatever why
every one who wishes a cheap and sure in
surance does not eek the benefits Of this
Association. It's admission Zee is lower
and is dues less than many others, while
it, basis il a. strong as the National Bank,
Of Stanford, can make il. The Charter
was obtained last Spring, and members
taken at once, but no death has occurred
in that time, and consequently not a single
assessment has been made. We have a
great many members 10 this county, but
we are sure that a. many more would he.
come members were they aware Of is al.
vuntages. Live agents are wanted in every
county. and such could not do better than
write 10 the Secretary, Mr.. A. Il. Penny,
Stanford Ky.
TIM PERFORMANCE given by "stanlord's
Rig b" az the Opera llouse on saturday
night, was pronounced by all who attended
as one Of the best amateur entertainments
they had ever seen. In fact we have never
seen professionals excel in some Of the acts
presented. The Jokes were fresh, aud the
local "give Always" were exceedingly
amusing, The inlerloeutors, Mes. A. r..
Nunnelley and John G. Pulliam, went
into the work ike Veterans, while the cod
men, ]. +. Portman and win u. Penny as
bones, and Phil. u. soden and Louis H..
Ramsey as iambourinisls, did more than
well thenand in all the parts they assumed
Tommie liall was in his glory and his speech
created much merriment, as well as his
zone day with Forepaugh's Circus The
burlesque OF Mrs. Nellie Gorton, the from
bone soloist Of the y. q. Minsirels, by
Joe F.Waters, ELECTED great applause and an
eaeorc. His handsome rice cambria dress
and pretty striped stockings were much adj
mired. Mes. Il. Il. Carpenter, r. NJ.
Johnston, James 4. Carson, Male. &.
Mearn, Charles {. Carson, A. G.. Huffman
and J. G. Davis, each made good niggefs
and acted their parts we'll. james Thomp'
son, the song and dance man, did some good
work, especially when he danced 10 the
music Of the banjo played by Henry Grant.