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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-29
LLNcOLN COUNTY
HUstonyHie.

The continuous rain is draw back on
the progress Of DIR. Lapsley's meeting, es-
pecially as most Of the congregation reside
some distance from town.
Thanks to you for the complimentary
paragraph in your last, and to your read
ers for the la,tering notice they are pleased
to take Of my scribblings.
On Sunday, Jerry Hughes, a fawn-col-
ored gentleman in this community, and Joe
/ Lee, of the same persuasion, .collided, and
in the rencounter Jerry's head came in
the way Of stone thrown by Joe, TO the
serious detriment of the head, and some
abrasion Of the stone.
Mrs. Jas. X. Mccormack is lying dan
gerously i'll at the residence of her mother
in-law. Joe. +. Huffman and wife, Of Cow
ington, are visiting relatives in this vici-
nifty. Joe looks rather thin, but in other
respects is unchanged. | note that the
"sioppage Of speech" for which he was al
ways remarka bic, still adheres to him.
Geo. S Carpenter has been here several
days "frightihg the souls OF the fearful"
tax payers by reminding them of the pecu-
mary value Of living under the protection
of this pure aud pa.ernal government OF
ours. This prevents us from forgetting
that we have government.
On Thursday night last, the regular
periodical raid WAS made on Moreland's
Station. There was such an accumulation
Of freight in the depot at the time that it
was difficult 10 ascertain during the next
DAY the amount Of stealage accomplished
1t was discovered, however, that vigor-
Gus but unsuccessful attempt had been
made to cut through from the freight room
into the express department Ga the night
previous window Of the freight room had
been broken and some packages which
were within reach, distracted. According
to all precedent, the postofice will be the
theater Of the next peculation. They all
ways rob the depot and Kaufman about
the same time.
Have We any law for the prevention Of
cruelty to animalsY DIR. Brown has recent
ly sdded horned owl Of magnificent pro-
portions to his interesting aviary.
Cooper, who like the Dr., is an old bschel-
or, taking pity on the solitude of the taeti-
turn prisoner, stole gander and put him
in the cage simply for company. The two
occupants seemed 10 be settling amiosbly
the vexed question Of "iraternal relations"
when the inevitable "small boy" thrust his
ubiquitous phiz upon the scene, and being
by nature and education an enemy 10 peace
and harmony, succeeded by dint Of punch
ing up the parties with fshing-pole in
breaking Off negotiations and getting up a
most vicious fight. The battle was pro-
tracted and bloody; but bets ran high
that as darkness increased and the owls
eyesight improved, lac would certainly
"cook the goose" Cooper decided howev-
en- to call il drawn battle, and turned the
gander out in order that the crowd might
pass on 10 church. The text was STUDY
the things that make for peace, or words
10 that effect
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"PRALSE THE ORD. -


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. Oath, 1882.
Dear Interior:
Sunday afternoon we had another in
teresting child's meeting, with % confess
sions of the brightest and sweetest charac-
ter. Humanity speaking, but for the chill
dren should have been in my grave, to-
day How often have they held out their
little hands to lift me from some abyss Of
dependency, when courage was almost
gone. We ought to have had 500 chill
dren out last Sunday. There were not
more than so. The old story-frost- bitten
mothers, fathers, teachers keeping them
away from Jesus, though as of old, he
says "Sufler the little children to come I'M
to me-" Total confessions TO Tuesday
night-for soul 9s; for body 80. There
is no "boom" yet The best Christians in
the city are gathering firmly around us,
but "the best Christians" are a minority
always. The opposition is vicious in some
quarters, as usual; and "cold shoulders" in
others, is also very usual.
II the weather permits, we hope to have
an open air meeting in one Of the Parks, to
teach the class that will not come to a
church to hear any one. Our hearers thus
far are all Of the well.dressed sort, and
Christians for the most part. We long to
get word to the masses" and next Sun
day, as the S. f. Indiana Meth. Conference
will be in session here, and our Meridian
ST. pulpit occupied, as usual by one Of the
visiting brethren, we shall have chance
for Park meeting. o, to reach the
crowds Of men in this wicked city, who
read and support the two Infdel papers,
and the two others who speak so radically
ON the side of the oppressed workmen, adj
vocaiing strikes and leaning towards the
broad highway, down which these throng-
ing herds Of men with soiled, sweat cover
ed faces, and horny hands are rushing to-
wards the terrible Commune, that ends il
all o. to reach these with a JESUS, who
alone can bring them through their sore
trials unscathed My heart goes out for
these men Of Drawn and muscle, 80 down
trodden and abused, who yet have the
power, once organized by designing men,
TO crush all before them. Aud that is what
is coming, as sure as a cyclone follows the
law OF its existence. The great tribula-
ton" Of the Scriptures, will, | am persua-
ded, be, in large part, the unchecked and
unbridled outbreak Of the masses" who
will make all earth what France once was,
when the "red caps the blouses and the
Sans Ctiotes ruled the mad home Of the
awful revolution" Wise are those who
"pray always that they may be accounted
worthy TO escape the things that are COM
ing TO pass, and TO stand before the Son Of
man."
The daily newspapers have treated us
very kindly. and give admirable reports Of
the services. You may be sure we aPpre-
ciate this. The two In6del weeklies, Of
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IAK Local rLMf chqn.
Local K0TLcfs.


Buy PANTS Of Penny n McAlister.
EuvvEN pousDs Sugar for 81 at Meal
lister a Briers.
Fine oil pin,ings jus, received at Me
Roberts a sAgg's.
SALT, Lids and Cement constantly on
hand a A. Qwsley's.
NEW stoc Of Jewelry and Silverware al
Penny n Melisier's.
Beautiful ines Of latest box stationery
at McIsobert 4 Stagg's.
FRurr JAZZ in any style and at 20 mr.
price at Mcfister a Brights.
CIDER Nuns, Sorghum Mills and evap-
orators for sae by A. Owsley.
LovERs Of Good Tea will find the best
in the city atPenny 4 McAlister's.
WATCHES, clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
FALL lot n Zeigler's Shoes just receiv.
ed and for sab at J. II. IS. II. shanks.
WASrED.-Iountry bacon, highest mar
ketprice in cas paid. McAlister a Bright.
PURE Alden Fruit Vinegar, best in the
world. for saleoniy by MoAlister 4 Bright.
You will fnl the best 5-cent and 2.for-
b-cenis cigar IL town at Penny 4 McAlis-
ter's.
FoR the pur,st and freshest candies and
best fruits, tropical and home grown, al
waye 20 10 McAlister 4 Brights.
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LAND. STOcK AND cROP.

"A Dinwiddie county Va. man has a
hog that weighs 800.
Caleb Jones sold to I, Hum, A head
young cattle at S26.25 per head.
j. T.. Lynn sold TO Col. NJ. Howard a
yoke Of oxen at Sl45, Weight, 29OO III.
e. =. Woods will sell his fine lot Of
short horns at auction about the 4th Of
October.
j. NJ. Hail sold to j. II. Miller so ewes
at $3.50 and so to S. +. Cowan at same
price.
Capt. T. j. Oats, OF Wayne, bought in
that county car load Of mules at an aver
age of $3.50.
II. X. Adams, of Bryantsyille, bought
Of various parties in Lincoln, mule colts
at Sl5 to 500.
j. c. Gentry bought Of John Gill, Of
Lancaster, 22 cattle for last Of October de-
livery at G cents, 10 weigh l $50 pounds.
Mr.. Jos. Coiley has sold his farm Of
2l5 acres 8 miles from town to Charles Or
man, a Prussian, at S4S per acre.
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course, make huge fun Of the whole thing
and give MS no quarter.
Sustained in speaking" is rather more
modest than Entertained in speaking" as
your risky types made me say in my let
ter in Tuesdays issue. hope my audi
ence was entertained" while / was "sus-
tanned" by the dear LORD in speaking
His truth. We are all enjoying to-day the
company Of Miss Nellie Andrews, Of Cat
lettsburg, who spends "a hours with us en-
route to Missouri. Our little "Cricket," as
we call her, is the same dear girl we knew
over two years ago. She is our 6rst Ken.
lucky visitor in indianapolis.
A magnificent new state house is slowly
going up Until finished the Legislature
assemblies in the superb new court house,
that would adorn any city in the Union.
Those who built il had an exacted idea OF
the future Of this city ,as the words .Spectemur
Ageado, carved above the elegant entrance
explain. The taxpayers, perhaps, would
rather have not looked so far ahead, as in
other cases, know. indianapolis is laid
out in a square, with diagonal avenues
running from N. +. TO S. w. and N. w. to
S. f. Street cars penetrate to all parts Of
the city, and those diagonal avenues are
esteemed great convenience. But they
ruin the appearance Of the city, with I'M
calmly corners, in every style OF triangular
ity, not to mention the bewilderment Of a
stranger in trying TO make his way through
the labyrinth Of cross streets.
Your last paper brings sad news of the
ravages Of the "last enemy" among our
friends Of former days. God comfort the
stricken ones, we pray, and again we cry
out for HIS coming. who will put an
end to this carnival Of woe even so
come LORD JESUS, come quickly"
Ever in Him. GEO. o. BARNES.
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John Baughmap, ST., sold 10 John
Baughman, Jr, q bull for $50.
j. r. Adams, Of Garrard, bought in
this county, mule colts at s35 to eos, and
a yearling for 500.
Farmers and gardeners will save much
labor next year by moving down all weeds
on their premises now.
C. NJ. Spoonamore bought Of John M.
spoonamore his farm Of IS acres lying on
Dix River for s22 25 per acre.
The corn this year has the heaviest
shuck known for year,, which is said to be
a sure indication Of a cold winter.
p. w. Logan says that from an in
vesiment Of 500 in stock hogs the past
spring, he will realize net profit Of $500
or more, this fall.
Sales Of year old mares at 800
yearrng cattle at s25, work mules at $685.,
per pair and mule colts at $50 to $75 are
given the Somerset Reporter.
Mr.. +. J. Oats goes South to-day with
40 horses bought in this county and Wayne
at $40 and $40, with the exception Of one
extra fine pair bought from JEFF Jones at
$500.
C +. Rogers sold to J. c. Woodward
225 acres Of land on the X. c. X. r. 3
miles from Lexington at 800, and 100 acres
on the Bryan Station pike, miles from
the city, sold at 1926 per acre.
A number Of cattle have died in Squire
George Brighrs neighborhood Of what APP
pears TO be poison, but where they got II
except il be weed, is not known. The
Squire has lost two valuable ones, and a
neighbor three.
Col. II. J. White, Of Madison, bought
as head Of 1900 ID. cattle Of sowel w.
Givens, to be delivered in October, at 81
cents, and paid for them with the same
number Of 3.year-old cattle, averaging
1900 lbs. same price delivered now.
The Harrodsburg Enterprise reiterates
its former statement that Judge Tibbetts, of
Mercer, had field Of wheat that averaged
81 bushels to the acre. The editor also
claims that nine Irish potatoes. weighing
pounds and all taken from one hill has
been left at his office.
Geo. w. HARRISON, Of Shelby county,
is cutting his hemp crop with a Champion
reaper. lie simply extended the
rod at rear Of the cable nearly around the
table, and says il works splendidly lie
lets the knife cut but three feet and the
bundles are just right in rize to cure a.
they are thrown off, There is no tangling,
and he cuts through hemp ten feet in
length.
AT r. G. Kidd's combination sale near
Lexington Friday, 81 head Of trotting
stock sold at an averaged Of $l9761. The
sorrel mare, Lucie Bronston, was bought
by Jesse Dunn for 5000. At the sheep sale
several imported Oxiords sold at good
prices, one at 500 aud another at $780,
An imported Southdown sold at Sl09
proved drag, there being no de-
mand for them.
LANCASTER CoURT.-A large crowd
attended court yesterday, and between $50
and 800 cattle were on the market Capt. !
|. M.Dunn reports that he sold 200 Of them,
heifers, at sls.25 to Sl925, Steers at S24
10 S26 80. Five yearling cotswold bucks at
$40 to Sl5. Mules from SG3 to $3.50. Mare
and mule colts $50. j. b Hunter sold
ewes at 81 so mules at 500, and
scrub horses at $50.
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VIZ ARE informed that the reason that
Gov. Blackburn has done nothing in the
case Of William Austin, who killed his
aunt in Garrard county, and who has been
sentenced to be hung, is that on the same
day that the Court Of Appeals adjourned
for the summer petition for new hearing
Of the case was filed, which Of course has
not been passed on yet The chances are
in favor Of Austin. AZ long as his friends
have money to fee lawyers he will not
hang.
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Worthy of Pnnise

As a rule we do not recommend Patent Medi-
iciRes, but when we know Of one that really is a
public benefaetor, and does positively cure, then
we consider IL our duty to impart that informa-
tion to ALL Electric Bitters are truly most val
liable medicine, and will surely cure Bliousness,
Fever and Ague, stomach, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, even where all other remedies fail.
We know whereof we speak, and can freely re-
commend them to ALL Exchange.-sold at fifty
cents a bottle. by Penny 4 McAlister.
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LAUREL Coal Co, composed Of Lincoln
county men, j. w. MoAlister, Pres, Geo.
Givens Vice.Pres, and w. s. Hooker,
sec'yp is now mining and shipping coal.
The coal is Of very superior quality, and
for crate purposes, better than Pittsburgh
coal. 7. I. Dayiess and A. T. Nunnelley
are its agents for Lincoln county.
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THE DREcroRs Of the Stanford and
Preachersville turnpike awarded the con
tract Of the whole road to p. 4. Sullivan Of
Boyle, provided he can make a satisfactory
bond for It's faithful performance.
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The ATTENTION Of Jupiter Pluvius hav-
ing been called to the article in our last is
sue, he very promptly on sa rday sent "A
gentle rain Of six or eight hours duration,
giving the earth good weeling and insur-
ing a splendid corn crop.
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A FIRE which originated in l.. +. Shell
tons bakery at Somerset burned the DWELL
ing Of Mrs. Newman, a couple Of frame
dwellings belonging to q. b. Woodcock, Of
Danville, and the remains Of the Masonic
Hall
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Hams Il DAWSON have just received
10 tons OF Lake Ice, which they will sell in
small lots at cents per pound. Persons
wanting large lots can get II on reasonable
terms. They still sell manufactured ice at
| cent per pound.
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The SALARY Of the postmaster here has
been raised from 81 100 TO 81 200 Har-
rodsburg has been raised $500 and Rich
mond 500. Our z. NJ. now has to pay
to Hubb,ll's voluntary contribution fund
$2i or look out for another job.
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PRoF. o. z. MooRE has obtained the
consent Of the recent purchasers Of Crab
Orchard Springs to open school in the
building, and will notify his patrons in a
few days when his fall and winter session
will commence.
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OuR correspondent at Arab, write uss
that there was no cause whatever for the
suspicion that Mrs. Jack IIasiy was pois.
oned. lie was prwent. and knows she died
Of a congestive chill.
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EXECUTORS SALE!

As Executor Of james II. Parsons, decd, will
on the 23d Day of sept, 1852, sell TO the
h ighest bidder the Farm on which decedent liy
ed, containing 80 Acres Of productive Land, with
comfortable improvements also IS Acres OF Land
neighbOrhOOd, convenient 10 schools, churches
sc. l will also sell at the time the following
personally; IS barrels Of Corn, about 40 bushels
1000 cut Shingles, I big Pillow, l Saddle, &C
TERMS:-The personally will be sold credit
Of three months, with interest ON all over
$40; under that amount, cash. The land will be
sold for One-thrd cash; the rem ainder to be paid
In and ~ months, equal installments, and TO
bear interest at the rate OF per cent from date
Approved security will be required of purchaser
on both real and personal aud lien retained on
the land for the purchase money. Sale TO take
place on the premises. j. Y. LYNN,
7O-eOt-td Executor.
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LADIES, call and examine the light run
ming New Home Sewing Machine, the best
in the world, for sale al Chenault, Sever
ance A Goa
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Persons having claims against the coun-
ty would do well 10 remember that unless
they are sworn to and filed with the clerk
at least ten days before the October court,
they will not be allowed.
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MARRIAGES.

Mr.. w. b. Gsno, son Of Cen p. NJ.
Gano, will marry Mis-. Netiie Grissim, at
Georgetown, next Thursday.
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THE TUNNEL near London Is giving the
X r. great trouble by lis frequent caving
The excursion train was delayed an hour
Sunday by numerous large rocks on the
track.
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HoSEY.-J. NJ. Haekley, Of this county
took this season., 1855 pounds Of honey from
twenty hives, Notwithstanding il has been
poor season for honey.making. II any
body doubts this statement, We have only to
say that we got it from Spears Fisher, to
convince them of It's absolute correctness.
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LAST NoucE.-All accounts due Hale q
Nunnelley not settled BY September 18th,
will be placed in the hands Of an officer.
A. T. Nunnelley.
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An ENGLISH nine-pehoe made in 1915
is carried As pocket piece by Col. t. W.
Varnon. Craddock can get it for his Gu
riosiiy shop by sending on a check for s..
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Frlday& Saturday, Sept. 8 & 9.

On Friday, the sth, about 50 head OF Mol Horsss,
Mules, Jacks and Jennets many OF the horses being
thOr0ughbreds also about 90 head Of short Horns
-Bulls, Cows and Hoifers-wil be offered.
On saturday, the 9Th, about 800 Of the bes. sheep
ever offered al public sale Ia Madison county, in
Guiding S0uthdOWns and COtswolds.
ne Fuller information can be had by applying
for catalogue 10 .. IA. BOGGs,
X. n. EpnoSsoS, Auetioneer. Richmond, Ky.
August Is, 1851. l72-2tl
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THE C5uria-JouuHal says there is but lit
tie doubt that the Kentucky Central will
be extended from Stanford to Tennessee
and within a short time.
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INDICTMENT EXTRAORDINARY!

To reduce stock Summer Goods will
the
Linens, Piques, Fans Plaid Gnghams &c
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FoR RENr.--The Jas. N. Davis store.
house, ill Janusry lat. Apply to r. +.
Barrow.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Mn. r. @. CoLLIEa has a new boy at hi
house. Mr.. II. T. johnson is also in In,
same predicament
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GRAND CONCERT AND HoP,-Friday
nightnext, Prof Arnold and orchestra, which
has given such great satisfaction at Grab
Orchard Springs this season, will give
concert at the Stanford Opera House, begin
ming at 1880 sharp. This will last till $50
when the chairs will be removed, and at 10
the music will be resumed for hop TO last
ill 2A.M Admission 10 concert % cents.
Lady and gentleman to hop $iOO. A cor
dial invitation 10 attend is extended 10
everybody.
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SIXTEEN carloads Of excursionisis passed
here Sunday en- route for the Camp Meet
ing-fully 1900 people. There was a good
deal OF whisky drinking during the day,
and by return train there were quite a num-
Der Of drunken men, whose hideous yells
could be heard for miles along the track.
There were several fights, and the whole
thing was more demoralizing than a circus.
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Combination Sale.

The hrst annual combination sale OF the Stock
Breeders OF Madison aud adjoining counties Will
take place on the Madison Fair Grounds at Rich-
mOnd, KY, ON
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NEw FAIL CALrcoEs al Robert 3,
4 vfleis
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T6
is used; simply drie the field and work seeding
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice!

The sale bonds for personality Of John Shanks,
decd, d ne me as Administrator Of said Sbanks,
nov past die. II not paid at once suit will be
Instituted upon them. will be at Crab Orchard
18th, 3Oth and 3lst inst w. q. WEIGH,
73-1t Administrator Of John Shanks.
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Size Of Stage. 20x50. Eight comnlete sets of Seem
cry Seating capacity, including gallery, 600.
Reasonable rates to good attractions. Address
above.
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have bought out my brother, r. ii. Wearen,
and will continue the Furniture and Undertaking
business at the same stand, i'm the st. Asaph Hotel
building. will keep full stock of Furniture of ev-
cry description and sell at figures that cannot be beat
en-. My stock of Collins and Caskets will be cOmpre-
hensive ShrOuds and Robes always on hand. also
repair Furniture and do carpenters job work.
Orders by telegraph promptly attended b. X WEAREN
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10 grain rh his Seedr erta hand IN required 10 eea
BY dle diua without stopping or getting % his seat