Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-27

at W. II. Higgins.
McALHrER 4 BRrenr have 10000 lbs.
extra family -four. Low figures sven
when 500 lbs or more are taken.
J. T. HARRIS, at the Stanford Market
House, will sell the best Of Beef Steak and
Roast at 81 cents per H., and all other
things in his line, in proportion. Every
thing warranted the very best
SOME idea can he formed in regard to
the amount Of mail matter that il distrib-
uted along the Knoxville Branch, when Il
is stated that Mr.. II. G. Ruby, Agent, left |
Louisville last Monday with l5 cloth sacks
Of papers and ii2 packages Of letters. We
are a reading people, to be sure.
Coll W. T. KSorr, Claim Agent Of the
l.. a ~, was in town Wednesday, to hear
complaints from persons Who had had
their stock killed by the railroad. The
only complainant was Mr.. VIM. Anon,
whose COW was killed some time ago, and
he was paid $3.50 in full Of all damages
sustained thereby.
TEN william Wheatley, who
killed oolored woman at Lebanon with
out provoca,ion, and who afterwards es-
capped TO this county where he was cap
tured, was tried al Lebanon Tuesday, and
lie, of with the light sentence Of ten years
in the penitentiary.
THE irrepressible Joshua Dye, Esq,
sent a letter yesterday, addressed as fol-
lows "IIon. William w. Dudley lin per.
som, Commissioner Of pensions Office Of
the Commissioner for the immediate spe.
cial consideration Of the Commissioner.
Department Of the Interior, Special OIL
cial Business, Washington, d. c. In
Haste"
On. BAILEY, who kept q diary during
the winter Of 1875, says that this is a sec.
ond edition Of that winter, in regard to
snow, a. none fell Of consequence before
February lst Speaking Of this reminds
us that Clark county weather prophet
predicts that we are to have IA more
SHOWS between now aud May 10th, and ice
Of four inches thickness will be gathered
during the month Of February
TURNPfKE MEETING. 49, Messrs. s. X.
Cook, David Peoples, Vim. X. Gooch and
others write requesting US TO announce
that public meeting will be held at
Boone's School-house on Saturday. Febru-
airy 4th, to consider the feasibility Of max
ing turnpike through their section. "All
persons interested are urged TO attend, and
the County Attorney is especially request
ed TO lie present to hear what is said and
see what is done"
A nIG business change is about TO be
made here. The firm o. J. X. Warren n
Son il TO dissolve, and the old gentlemen
TO retire FROM business life; Mr.. A. A.
Warren il then to consolidate his business
with that Of Bruce & Co, and the whole is
to be run under the firm name Of Bruce,
Warren q Co. Both store-rooms are own
ed by Col. I. W. Miller, the company Of
the frm, who will al once connect them by
doors. The combination is big one, and
one that is bound to win.
SOMETIME sgo, Mrs Nathan Mckinney
sold to DR.. Estes her farm near McKin-
new, and agreed TO give possession Janua-
ny LIT. Mr. Fielding Thurmond, through
some Misunderstanding, claimed that he
had rented the place for the year and re-
J fused to give it up. He however, agreed
to referee il and on Tuesday, both parties
with their witnesses appeared in town.
Messrs. J. NJ. Reid, +. K. Chenault and J.
NJ. McRoberls. Jr. were chosen referees,
who, after hearing the evidence, decided
in favor of Mrs. Mckinney. Considerable
feeling was gotten up over the case.