Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-22

TRY d. Klass' 90 calf skin boots.
JUsr received new line Of buggy and
wagon harness. w. T. Green.
OFFER my entire stock Of Summer
goods at greatly reduced prices for IN,
next thirty days J. W. HAyDEN.
Mn. JAMES DUNN. Of Garrard, will lead
to the altar to-day, Miss Mamie McRob.
erts, the handsome daughter Of Mr.. J. NJ.
McRobsrts. Jr.
LAST NorIcE.-All accounts due Hale n
Nunnelley not settled by September 18th,
will be placed in the hands Of an officer.
A. r. Nunuelley.
HARRIS n DAwsoS have just received
IS tons Of Lake Ice, which they will sell in
snail lots at cents per pound. Persons
wanting large lots can get II on reasonable
terms They still sell manufactured ice al
! cent per pound.
A GENTLEMAN from Indians, Mr.. T..
Hurlbert, is here for the purpose Of buying
a location for dairy and creamery estab-
lishmcnt. We hope and believe he will
find no difficulty in securing one.
A NINE composed Of members Of each
Of the three Stanford Base Bail Clubs, vent
To Crab Orchard Springs Friday afternoon
and played innings with a club composed
Of the young men visiting at the Springs,
which resulted in a score Of tol.
TINS LOUISVILLE syndicate will be At
Crab Orchard Springs to-day to make the
necessary bond for the purchase. The re-
port they intended TO turn the place into
an inGrmary il untrue. II will be continu-
ed az watering place, on a larger scale
than ever
THE LAST few nights have been 80 cool
that double blankets we're necessary TO keep
one warm in bed, and fires were lit on many
hearthstones. This reminds US that Ven
nor predicts one more warm spell this
month, and then straw hats will have TO
be laid by for the season.
YESTERDAY Mr.. c. d. Ayrss, ordered
some freight of the train that was marked
to HUFF Dudderar but not billed. When
the latter found II out last night, he made
an assault on Mr.. Ayres, and it is said that
he bruised him up considerably. OF course
the matter will be Investigated,
LAUREL COAL Co composed Of Lincoln
county men, j. W. McAlister, Pres, Geo
Givens, Vice.Pres., and W. S. Hooker,
Sec'y., is now mining and shipping coal.
The coal is Of very superior quality, and
FOR CRATE purposes, better than Pittsburgh
coal. 7. I. Davies and A. T. Nunnelley
are lie agents for Lincoln county.
MT VERSoN. The trial Of Bishop for
the murder Of the Sigmsn woman, was con-
tinued for the defense, his counsel, Mr. W.
o. Bradley, claiming that he was physical
ly unable to go into il, The case Of Nun
neley, for the murler Of an unknown man
in Pulaski, was continued by the Common
wealth because OF the absence Of Sam
Wood, the important negro witness.
The NEW Seminary building is up Ind
covered IN, and will be ready for use by the
time /, il needed Mr.. b. X. Wearen, con-
tractor, has exhibited great energy in the
erection, and shown his ability to rush
job. The building is not much Of an orna-
ment to the town, but the trustees say they
did the best they could with the amount Of
money at their disposal, and this ought TO
satisfy those who were not willing to con-
tribute to its being made more preten-
iious establishment
PETER CAM, who recently made his es-
cape from the chain gang here, after spend
ing few weeks with his wife, who lives in
the knobs, ran of, we learn, with Miss
Cobb, Of Indiana, a sister Of the Cobb broth
ers who are in jail for murder, is now Turk
ing in the mountains Of Rockcastle county.
Cain met Miss Cobb in Jail when she came
to visit her brothers, and it appears that it
was a mutual case Of love aisHtst sight A
bench warrant has been sent to the sheriff
Of Roekcastle for Cain.
ONE +. NJ. RooF, who is reported in the
Cincinnati Enquirer as lumber dealer
from this county, got drunk in that city
and falling in company with notorious
thief and bunko-man, was soon robbed Of |
all he had, $3.50 We never heard Of Mr..
Roof before but the tale il not new oneby |
any means. The countryman who goes to
that wicked city, and gets away whole,
must have his eyes skinned, and keep per-
fectly sober, and even then he sometimes |
gets victimiEed. A drunk man stands no |
show whatever.
THE STANFORD JOURNAL says a coun-
tryman sold 1000 sunAowers at cents
each. Those mountains girls don't appear
to have any more sense than they do in |
the settlement" The above is from the
Bourbon Ners. and is willful misrepre.
sentation. The sunhowers were sold to the
guests Of Crab Orchard Springs, as we dis
tinctly said, and II Bro. Champ will take
time TO run over here, or examine his map,