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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
Paint Lick.

FdfnI LICK.
Prof. Kersey is teaching a singing
class at this place.
w. L. Barnes and Joe C. Burrows are
in the cities this week, buying their Spring
supplies Of goods.
We hope the Legislature will pass the
bill TO prohibit the manufacture and sale
Of whisky. We can be counted for prohi-
bition every time.
The beautiful springlIke weather OF
last week, pushed forward all kinds Of
vegetation, but this week has checked up
its ad vance for a spell, but we hope 1t will
be brief
The general belief 10 that The cold
snap for the past few days has killed all
the peaches in this vicinity. We have
talked to a few farmers who think their
forward wheat Is injured by the cold snap.
Paint Lick can soon boast Of a want
long needed at this point Mr.. Rucker. OF
Silver Creek, is building three-story
steam Touring mill in the village. He
has large force Of hands at work He
says he intends 10 use the very best Of the
--latest improved machinery, and will make
first class mill in every respect. He ex.
poets TO be ready 10 commence grinding
BY the first Of next July.
"A large delegation Of Lancsstarians,
accompanied the Queen Esther Troupe on
the train TO Richmond, last Tuesday. We
learn from Col ID. w. Tribble. who was
present at the performance says packed
audience greeted them at the Opera Hall
in Richmond The performance was a
complete success in every respect, but we
suppose you will receive full particulars
from your Lancaster reporter, IA he was
present in all Of his digni6ed bearing. as
one Of the troupe, and added very greatly
10 the interest Of the performance.
Geo. r. Hackley, youth Of IL, whose
home il at this place, but has been located
at Pleasure Ridge Park, Ky, since last Oc-
tober, doing railroad and telegraph work,
/ has recently been given the position OF As
sistant Agent and Telegraph operator at
Greensburg, Ky. at an increase OF his
former salary. He n considered a good
agent. and very rapid and correct tale.
graph operator His host Of friends here
are very glad 10 hear Of his promotion. lie
went on duty there the nth inst. Gen.
/ Il. II. HobsOn is the agent at Greensburg.
Miss Lettie White, Of Manchester,
KY, has been visiting Mrs. Mary Il.
Slaughter, for several weeks. She left for
her home ON last Tuesday. Daniel Bur
delt, Miss Susie Woodward and Miss Hsr-
wood, Of Brodhead. Ky, were ON visit
TO the family Of X. II. Batson, last week
Miss Berthe Neikirk, Of Madison county,
who has been acting as governesa In fam
lily here for some weeks, left for her home
last week. Quite a number Of the citizens
regret her departure, for she had, by her
modest lady like mannes, won host OF
friends. Two Young men Of the burg are
now quite discOns0late. For further in
formation ask G. s. c. and 5. w. w. Rev
j. II. Peoples Was in the village this week
Miss Ruth Crow Ia visiting relatives and
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
DElTHS

Squire $. Thompson, Of Woodstock, a
half brother Of X. q. Collier, Of this coun.
", died lev days ago Of consumption,
aged 60.
Differentiation. Paul J. Don sghy,
Of Boyle, member Of the Legislature, died
at Frankfort, Wednesday, Of erysipelas
complicated with Bright's disease OF the
kidneys. He was brother.in-law Of Mr.
james X. Marrs, Of the Adrocdt, and father
Of Mr.. George w. Doneghy, foreman OF
the same paper. He was possessed Of
many good qualities which made him very
popular at home and abroad. The present
vas his second term a. Representative.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
LOOK OUT, FARMERS
The Harvester war Beginning of q
Great Harvest for the Lawyers
binding with Twine.

ST. PAUL, MIsN., March 23.-The visit Of Mr.
william Lathrop, OF Rockford, ILL.,, aud Mr.. Chas.
Callahan, Of Chicago, 10 this city and Minneapolis
today Was IL Is understood for the purpose Of de-
manding Of the Minneapolis Harvester Works, In
the name Of {. H. Mccormick, Of Chicago, and
Norman c, Thompson aud Helen A. Gorham. OF
Rockford, H. "A royalty OF SO upon each twine
binder harvester that said company has made or
will make. This Claim Ia based upon the patents
which, amer several years OF controversy In the
Patent once, were. In 1850, granted 10 Marquis
l.. GOrham. Of Rockford, and ID 10 claimed BY the
parties who demand the royalty that they own
aud cOntTo all the patents relating 10 the autom-
attic binding OF the bundles Of grain. The Min
neapOlis Harvester Works, the William Deering
Co. OF Chicago; the Champion Reaper Company, Of
spring held, Ohio; the ksteIy Harvester Compa-
ny, Of Whitewater, and all others using tWine-
blnders made under the Appleby patents are " be
proceeded against By the parties controlling the
6orham patent. The attorneys Who have been en-
gagged by the latter or Mccormick faction, are Geo.
Harding, Of Philadelphia; n. N. Dickers0n Of New
York; N. ID. Leggett, Of q leveland, aud fuTkinsop
a Parkinson, Of Cincinnati.
This looks as II the Mccormick people meant
business, and Il will probably be vel for our
farmers 10 investigate this matter fully before
buying one Of the Appeby binders ffom any but
Mccormick agents, lest they may be Afterwards
called upon for so loyalty.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
LINc0Lk COUNTY
highland

ID. A. Baugh has commenced Peeling
tan bark.
There is a great deal Of sickness in
this community.
Mrs. X. X. Raglan has gone 10 see her
sister, Miss Anna Baugh, at Stanford, who
is very sick.
John Butt has moved his blacksmith
tools 10 Tunnel City, for the purpose Of
running a shop at that place.
B b. Young sold TO Jas. Light, one
COW and calf for S25. Doc. Bastin sold
one COW 10 w. d. Dye for $50.
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MIR. John Mershon, ST., has rented biz
bar-room 10 Dawson Hughes, Of Lancaster
for $50 per month.
The last hard freeze played sad havoc
with the peas, and our gardeners now iii
by the hreslde and eneeze.
Doc. Hicks, a negro staying al Mrs
Serena Stuarfs, went a few days ago "a
Newland's store 10 get change for a s. bill.
AZ the boy was not in the habit Of carry.
Ing 20 much money, Mr.. Newland suspect.
ed that all was not right, and sent the
money up to Mrs. Stuart, who examined
her purse and found that corresponding
bill was missing. She had the boy arrest
ed and sent him 10 Stanford TO pay for his
fun on the rock-pile.
WIN. Tatem and Geo. DeBord have
moved In their new shop on Stanford
street, opposite DeBord's residence. Mr.
Francis Edmiston IL building a slore.room
near the depot. Mr.. Alfred Davis bought
this week Of Aug. Lindermuth. one Of
Baldwin A Cos Fischer pianos DR.. Egg
bert IL very III aud not expected 20 recov-
er. Mr.. AndervilIe Egbert has taken
charge Of the drug store. Mrs. Chrisman
and her pretty little twin daughters, Mary
and Katie, Of Danville, are visiting Mrs.
John Slavin, Of this place. Mrs. Jas Car
son has returned from Stanford. Mr.. AL
bert Turner and sister, Miss Lizzie, Of
Woodford, acre visiting the family Of Mr..
VIM. Stuart, 81 this place, this week.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
MARRIAGES..

Mr.. d. p. Rowland and Miss LIME
Lee, the handsome and attractive sister Of
Mrs. |. 5. MeElroy, Of this place, were
married at the First Presbyterian Church
Danville. Wedneadax.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

The City Council has nov the right 10
subscribe 81 900 towards securing the loca-
ton Of the work shops At Richmond juno
ton, both Houses having passed the bill
authorizing them % DO 90.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

J. w. HAYDEN opened this week No.
I line Of Dress Goods, comprising Solid
and Lace Nuns veilings. Bunting-, and a
great variety Of Staple Goods, which have
been marked down TO the lowest figures.
Also splendid Moire and Satin Trimmings
In all shades
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

friends in Boyle county. James Watkins,
black.eyed beauty Of the village, has
gone 70 Lexington this week 10 see his
Onoen Father
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

McALIsTER a SALLEE are laying pipe
from their mill TO the creek, from which
they will hereafter pump water for steam
purposes. IL is quite expensive. but the
only show for them, a they failed TO stiike
water after boring 10 good depth.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

The JancAste, Musical Society Il ar.
ranging 10 give the Opera Of Eather in
Stanford about the middle Of merit week.
Quite a number Of our citizens have ex.
pressed themselves anxious 20 attend.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

An old citizen says III il rains on
Easter Sunday il will rain for seven con
secutive Sundays" The young folks will
be sorry 10 remember that il rained last
Sunday
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The peaches are said TO be entirely killed
and likewise the pears, but there will be
some cherries, and fair crop Of apples
without further wintery weather.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

HAvISG determined to reduce my stock
Of clothing, | offer great bargains in that
line. ]. w. Hayden.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

NoTIcE-All persons indebted by note
or account TO the estate Of Samuel Hiatt,
deceased, Garrard county, are notified 10
settle at once, and all having cl aims against
the same 10 present them TO the Admins
TRAITOR. Lewis Y. Leavell, Admir-.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

JoE R0Ur l. now killing beeves with j
7. Harris, and will sell beef at the lowest
prices possible.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

The damage 10 fruit and vegetable pros
poets ia this and adjoining States by tbs
cold snap IL reported very great
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

MGR Lane Of Combination and side
band Ginghams and Calicoes can now be
seen at J. w. Hayden's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

VIZ are just booming with advertise
ments. Read them all. You'll find them
both interesting and profitable.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

TnE Lincoln Mills will do custom
grinding on Tuesday, Thursday add Sat
urday OF each week, until further notice.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND Brick foI
sale. Apply to Henry BaughmAn, Stan
ford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

Mr.. john BRIaHr says he don't like
this way that Mr. Barnes has Of reading all
the plug horses out Of heaven. He thinks
II any horse deserves a sweet '5ye-and-bye
''Old stagg" that he bought from Mr.
b. ought certainly be included in the num-
Der.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

CALL on FArris a Ramsey for choice
beef and other meats.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

NrcE new lot Of Baby Carriage. at b. X.
Wearens.
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local MATTERS.

BORS. to the wife Of RI. Marinsly-'
girl.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

TO-DAY seventeen years ago Lincoln
was aasaesinated.
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We are afraid thu, the people will not
get many peaches 10 eat this year.
A crowd Of young, and old men too,
found squirrel In tree on the public
highway lat Sunday evening and got an
old rife and shot ai Il several times They
ought 10 be asha med Of themselves.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

CARPETS a, bottom pric.. at y. P. o..
-.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR SALE fine MIR Cow, giving quaint.
IL ~ Of milk. Apply at this Office.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
eARRlRD COUNTY.
Lancaster


Geo Hieginbotham IL a candidate for
Sheriff Of Garrard county, subject 10 IN,
action Of the democracy.
Il am authorised 10 announces Hiram
Rothwell, a candidate for Sheriff Of Gar
rard county, subject TO the action Of the
Democratic party.
In order 10 close out their canned
goods, Geo. d. Burdeit a Co. offer for the
next thirty days-Yarmouth Corn, per
dozen, 81 go; 3.lb. Standard Tomatoes,
81 so; Glib. do, 81 20; Peaches, Apricots,
Pine Apples, Sc, in proportion. Sugars,
Cofiees, Teas, and Queenswsre, much low.
er than elsewhere.
MIR. Sam Hiatt, Of this county, died
very suddenly from a stroke Of apOplexy
last Monday morning. lie was an old
bachelor, and generally considered pretty
wealthy. lie left no will. Mr.. Hiatt was
a trader in negroes during slavery times,
and for a while about the close Of the war;
was engaged in the banking business in
Louisville. -
B1dBtsuHe.
Regular Esster weather. Jos. Dunn
predicts snow.
Corn planting il all the rage, but sup.
pose this cold snap will put stop to hos
Utilities for the present.
Little Harry, son OF 7. b. Robinson,
while playing with Ratchet, cut his
thumb and front finger off,
Al Burnside bought Of J. w. Poor,
$50 bushels Of cultivated hemp seed, for
which he paid 81 per bushel.
H. ID Campbell has purchased Of W.
=. Rubles, hrs fne black Jack, said TO be
one Of the best jacks in the county.
There seems great fatality among the
colored population in this vicinity. Some
four or five were buried during the past
week.
Rev. Shade Thompson filled his regu-
lar appointment at Mt. Hebron, Sunday
Mr.. Jimmie Johnston is teaching the Sun
day School scholars sacred music before
Sunday School. Very kind in him.
The ladies Of the Christian Church
contemplate giving "for the cash" straw
berry and ice cream supper in the near fu.
ture. Had it been an oyster supper we
would have invited the editor, as We know
he enjoys the Church Oyster.
Mr.. Mayfeld, Of this place, lost the
entire contenp Of his house by FIRE the
past week The building was owned by
Jack Huffman. Mr.. NJ. has the sympathy
Of the community, as the loss, We UNDER
stand falls very heavily on him.
MIR. T. G. Vanmeier, Of Eminence. was
the guest Of II. b. Campbell, last week.
Mrs. I. X. Adams has returned from q
visit 10 Washington county. Miss Meek
Adams is visiting relatives in Ohio Mrs.
Bette Haselden is still very sick. Her
friends are very uneasy about her. Mr.. A.
ID. Ford has returned with his cousin Ed
Ford, from Eureka Springs. Mr.. Ed.
Ford, though still using crdtches, feels
much benefited from his sojourn at the
Springs. A little son of Len Johnston
and also one Of Nick Grimes, art quite sick.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
FANCY BOY!
FOUR GOOD JACKS I

MALTESE, 6 years old, ls1< hands high, and
BEECHER. years old August 20, 1884. l6e4
hands high. half brother to Prince. viii serve
mares az $40 each. Also, two medium size mu .
Jacks at t6 to insure a colt 4 months old. vi
mares traded before the tact Is ascertained forfeit
fine season. The progeny OF all the above stock
will be responsible for the season.
S0-At-e0t WM. HUBBLE
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

SUDDEN DEATH.-Pleas. Dye. father Of
the great and only josh. died very sud
denly Tuesday night. lie wss in his usual
health and had Just taken a drink Of wills.
Ky, when he was taken III aud expired in
few moments. II il thought that he was
poisoned, whether intentionally or not,
We could not learn.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

~. n. OWENS
Is Agent Cor the Mccormick Machines At Stanford
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

SEENAE.--There IL bat one expression
here and that IL that Seeman gave the
neaiest, best add most wonderful perform.
ance ever In Stanford. His ideal Illusions
embrace many new tricks which are abso.
lutely Incompatible, and a. far AZ the
average man IL concerned, inexplicable.
The suspension in mid air Of his daughter,
Miss Marie, without any visible support,
was q magical performance that was simply
marvellous, while the diaaolving views,
given with all the splendid effect Of electric
and calcium lights. we're exceedingly fne.
Prof Seemau Il perfect Chesterfield both
in motions and address, aud his great sue
cess has, Of course, brought out many imi-
tators, one fakir going 20 far a. 10 adopt
his name, and endeavor TO GIL his pockets
on his ISL fame, and against the fellow
this Prof. warns the public.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS. For the third
time this property was put up at auction
Yesterday BY Col. w. q. Welch, Trustee Of
Col. Isaac Shelby. When Il vas frst offer
ed in September last, Il was withdrawn be-
caupe the bids were regarded too low, and
when Il was pot up again on the 30ih Of
lsst month, the gentleman 10 Shom Il was
knocked of, failed TO make bond. Yester
day IL was sold 10 George w. james, one
Of the syndicate, for $40, OPS for the realty
and $3.50 for the personally. The follow
ing compose the syndicats DR.. j B Owe
ley, DR.. +. b Montgomery, J. w. MEALS
ter, j. \. Hooker, X. w. Hooker, Joe S
Grimes, Geo. McAli-ter. q. w. James, J
q. Owsley and W. p. Walton. All Of the
psrty are firm Stanford. with the excep
iion OF Mr.. James and J. g. Owsley, who
live at Crab Orchard. The property has
cost, Il is said, 100000, and Of course the
purchasers have bargain. They will pre-
pare Tor the season at once, and run il on
q liberal scale
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14

THE cold snap just developing a. we
went to press on Monday night, turned out
20 be a real blizzard The murcury sunk
70 25' Tuesday night, and ice 10 the thick
ness Of half inch OF more formed in this
and many other localities The tenderer
garden plants. Of which many were very
Tar advanced, were killed and some Of the
wheat that had jointed was slightly injured.
The CoFFMASs charged with rob5ing
Kings and other stores, had their exam
lining trial At Hustonville, Tuesday, which
resulted in two Of them being released and
the other two, Jim and Fry, being sent on
10 the next Circuit Court. They were I'M
able 10 give bail, so were returned 10 their
former quarters here. We are told that Il
was developed ON the trial that there Was
AN organized band Of 10 In Casey, that did
nothing but prosecute a system OF robbie
ries. The names Of some Of the gang were
obtained and warrants issued for their
arrest.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-08-19
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Egyptian rebels have gathered
in great force at Suez, and threaten tile
canal. The British Admiral will not tolerate
any interference by De Lesseps. The khe.
dive authorizes the British to occupy such
points on the Suez Isthmus as they consider
useful for military operations against the
rebels, and to prevent the importation OF
coal and munitions OF war along the coast
and between Alexandria and Port Said.
ADvICEs from Peru say the war is
becoming one of determination. The ex-
cesses of the Chlian troops in the interior
have excited the populace. At public meet
ings in Chill orators employed the most yio-
lent language and demanded the army
should at once march against Arequipa.
committee was formed which offered to
raise 10, 900 men for that purpose and fur
nish the funds necessary. The Chiian
military authorities, however, desire to
withdraw the troops in the interior OF Peru
to Lima. Three thousand five hundred men
have left Valparaiso for Peru.
EVENTS in Egypt are said to be great
" influencing the Syrian Mussulmans. The
situation is such that trifling incident
would suffice to set the whole province
abIaze. Orders have been sent to the Gov
ernors of Beyrout, Damascus and Alcppo to
take exceptional care to secure pubic order
and prevent an outbreak Of the natives.
THERE is more talk of a disturbance
between France and Madagascar. The
Queen OF Madagascar prohibited sales OF
lands to French colonists, contrary to the
treaty OF 1860. The French consul was forced
to strike his flag and seek refuge at Tama-
tay. A French naval demonstration is eX-
pected.
c.. a. WELTON. auditor of the Des
Moines and Fort Dodge Railway, killed
himself with revolver at Princeton. Ill.,, on
the 14tb, while an officer was reading a
warrant for his arrest on charge OF
bigamy.
ARCHBISHOP NEsTOR, in charge of
the Russian Church diocese of Alaska,
jumped or fell from the steamer St. Paul
while on the way to San Francisco, the oth-
er day, and was drowned.
THE bodies of r. L. Groundrill and
James Merritt were found ON the track near
Mexico, N. Y, on the 10th. 1t is supposed
thev were knocked off freight train by
bridge.
AT Newark, N. j., the other night,
VIM. HI. Warner thought he had sufficient
cause to shoot his wife and G. ID. Brown,
his landlord. The wounds were pronounced
fatal.
In quarrel at Avon Beach Hotel,
Long Island, Aug. "A, Henry Hyman and
A. M.sClute were badly cut by W.'J. ana
c. r. Morris. Hyman, who is basso IN
New York church, was singing, ana the
Morris boys couldn't stand it.