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Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-17
Nangatuck Railroad,
Bridgeport, November ?. 1881. South End and Morris Cove Stage

A EAVES South End at 8:l5 a. m and Ills and 6:15 HA p. m; Sunday at 7:3u p. Leaves 3S6 Chapel street, B. ston Grocery, at 945 and 2:3O 730 p. n.; Saturday at S:3O instead of 7:3O.
 je15 3m JAMES D. ASHBEE, Manager.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-17
Railroabs, &t.
New Haven and northampton
 Railroad.

TAM OF EASSFNEEK TRAINS.
 Commenctng July ;. 1SS2. Trains leaving New Haven at 1923 a m. and Sara toga at 1O30 m have Parlor Cars attached and run through between New Haven and saratoga.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-17

Their Annual Summer Reunton-A Good
 Time.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07
DEATHS.

Aunt Sooky Owens, we'll known TO ev-
erybody Of this vicinity, died Sunday, aged
70 yearA
Little Sallie Trueheart Bright, dAugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Bright, died Sun
day night Of intermittent fever, and will
he buried this morning ia Buffalo Cemete-
ry at 10 o'clock. She was bright aaec-
tionate little thing and her parents and
brolhers, sisters aud playmates will sad
ly miss her. Her age was years.
-McRoBERrs-Aiter many months Of
intense though patient suffering, the spirit
Of Mrs. stAtir LAdocia McRoberts, wife
Of John MeROberls, ST., was freed from il
suffering body and at $50 o'clock, Friday
morning, Nov. Sd, took It's flight to the
Mansions Of Eternal Glory. Her disease
was pronounced by the physicians to b.
cancer Of the stomach, which became SC
exceedingly irritated as 10 refuse TO retain
food for more than month before hel
death. Remedies and medicine were una
sailing and her children and friends could
only minister 10 her wants and await the
inevitable. She was the daughter Of Mr.
WIN. +. Lee, late Of this county, and wa
born Dec. 25, 1928, which made her nearly
"a years Of age. At Is she proiesaed reli
gion and joined the Presbyterian Churcl
at hustonville, aud II may truly be said o
her that she lived up to her faith. On The
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

RAILROAD MEErING.-A large and rep
resentative crowd answered the call Of the
Court-Iio bell yesterday, and the rail.
road meeting was opened by w. II. Nil.
Ter, who stated lie object and called for
nominations for Chairman. Col. c. Ill
Rochester was unanimously chosen and q.
II. Mckinney and w. P. Walton chosen as
secretaries. On assuming the chair Col
Rochester made sensible and weli-limed
speech showing the importance Of our eiti.
Lens taking prompt action 10 secure the
proposed road from here to Nashville and
the advantages that would thereby accrue.
lie was followed by Col. T, w. Varnon,
who said that looking on il even as a mat
ter Of investment Lincoln could not do
better than to offer every facility to the
road. The county he said was already re.
ceiying $1,000 taxes annually from the
roads that run through il and the proposed
road would increase the taxable property
s2sO,OOO, to say nothing of the great en-
hancement Of the value Of the lands and
other property along the line. lie made
several other good points and when he con-
cluded Mr.. L. Zimmerman President OF
the Cincinnati, Nashville and Green River
X. r. was called for. lie stated that the
money necessary for the construction Of the
proposed railroad Was ready and il would
be built so soon a. the people along the
line evinced desire for il by offering the
necessary facilities, which consisted Of the
right Of way. depot grounds, donations Of
money, stone, gravel, &c. Other counties
had responded literally and IL remained
for Lincoln to do her share towards secur-
ing the road, which would he Of incalcula.
BILE value to her in many ways. At his
suggestion Committee was appointed and
the meeting adjourned. Following is the
Committee; ID. w. Vandeyeer, John IL.
Shanks, DR.. +. B. Montgomery, w. IL.
Miller, John NJ. Reid, Forestus Reid, Jno.
o. Neal, DIR. Sam @. Hooker, Dwight
Root, X. l.. Tanner, Jas. J. Mckinney,
ThOs. q. Jasper, James J. Drye, +. M.Ware
and NJ. l.. Richards Mr.. Zimmerman
met the Committee during the afternoon
and gave il many important suggestions.
An organization was effected by electing ID.
w. Vandeyeer Chairman, add Capt. q. III,
Mckinney Secretary. Col. Thomas w.
Varnon was employed TO secure the right
Of way through the county, No. selec-
ton. The Committee will meet with the
Council and citizens Of Stanford next
Thursday uight, to confer with them as to
donations, NC. They can not be too liber-
al and We are confident that they will dc
the proper thing Our people seem to be
stirred up in the matter judging from the
enthusiasm manifested yesterday, and We
believe they will not sit idle and let the
road take another route
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Personal.

Miss RACHEL CARPENTER il guest o
Mis- Minnie Dinwiddie.
Miss JENNIE DuNcAS Of Lancaster d
with her sister, Mrs. X. g. Warren.
Miss BELLE VASARsDALE j. convalss
cent and Is with her father in stanford.
Mis- MARY OwsLEY went over "a
Nicholasville 10 attend the Duncan Proc
tor reception.
Ma AND MRs. w. J. PorEEr Of liar
rod.burg were up Sunday 10 see their AZ
nicied relatives.
Mn. W. A. CASH has returned from
TEXAS, and says he has enough Of il. Glad
To have him back.
-MIssEs Laura Allen aud Mamie Sims
Of Fsrmdale, Ky, have matrieulated at the
Stanford Female College.
JOINS W. YERKE, Esq, Of Danville
too bright and handsome to be a republi.
can and yet be is, was attending Court yes
terday.
Mn. TIM W. HIGGISs il down with
malsrial fever but Is getting better. Jas
T. Craig is filling his position at 4 7. Oss'
ley's establishment
Mn. TILFoRp RLTHERFoRD, a good
citizen Of this county, will remove to TeIa'
next week with bis family. We dislike to
see such citizens leave us.
Mn. AND MRs. BEN BRIGHT Of Bry
antsville were guests Of the latler's father,
Mr.. Will Craig. thi. week. Mrs. Mann Of
Carlisle, a sister Of his wife Is also his guest.
-MIssEs sallie Green, Minnie Dinwid-
die, Leliie lee Rochester. Matte Dinwid.
die and Sallie Harrison, ohaperoned by
Mrs. -, visited our Office last night This
is put in by special request, and we do II
with much pleasure.
juror NJ. J. DURHAM was here yes
terday. lie IL just from canvAssing VOL.
ford's district, and while he admits there Is
much apathy among the democrats, he
thinks that the old veteran will pull thru
by 800 10 400 majority.
Miss WILLIE J. LILLARD, a refined
and elegant lady Of Cincinnati. is the guest
Of Mrs. w. q. Welch. Miss Lillard is
devoted adherent OF the faith cure and
claims 10 have been healed al Pink Cottage
Of troublesome disease.
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LOCAL K0TIcES


Buy PAINTS Of Penny n MoAlister.
Buy your ammunition Of all kinds from
Moltoberts n Slagg.
NEw stock Of Jewelry and silverware at
Penny a McAlister's
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
FALL lot OF zeieler's Shoes just receiv.
ed and for sale At J. II. rs. II. shanks.
STANDARD Sheet Music, Vocal and In
strumental, for 10 cents at Penny a Meal.
ister's
LARGE stock Of Window Glass, all sizes.
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
n McAlister.
JUsr received new lot Of cloaks for Ia.
dies and children and fine lot of Dol.
mans. J. II. a 4. II. SHANKs.
GREAT REDUCTION in sheet music; 90,
20 and 81 music now sold az 8 cents. Reg.
ular size and on good paper, at McRoberis
a StnRg's
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

The Judge, selected were Messrs. John
Burnside Of Garrard, II. Clay Mock Of
Boyle and A. X. Denny Of this county.
The show was indeed 40 fine that in several
cases Il was hard 10 decide who was enti-
tied to the premiums but the following
awards were finally made: In white corn
there were "a entries, and to Mr.. + IL
Gaines Of this county, was awarded the
first and K w. Givens x Son the second
premium. Mr.. L. f. Gaines also took the
premium on yellow over eight competitors,
both first and second. Bowen G.. Penning-
ton took both premiums on bread corn Of
which there were eight entries, while
Spears Fisher took first and Col. J. NJ.
Beazley second over eight entries in mixed
corn. There was no premium offered on
red corn but as there were entries awards
were made TO Charles 5. Ballew for first and
Spears Fisher for second. There was no
objection TO the awards and every body
seemed pretty we'll satisfied. We return
our thanks TO our farmer friends for the
interest they displayed in the exhibition,
10 the Judges for their services and 10
Spears Fisher and T. NJ. Pennington for
kind assistance during the day. On Coun-
ty Court day in November, 1888, we an
nounce right now that We shall have an
other show and hope the Faisers Of the ce-
l.. IL l.. Al - al.
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Three No. 1 roadster OF coach Horses. one 2-yeaT-
old Mule, yearllng Mule, good brood Mare bred
TO Wilkes, IT,. z fat Hogs. 10 shOats, 3 SOws and
Pigs, 2 Cows. Heifers, $50 bis Corn la shock,
Farming Implements, Including a good Wagon,
new Albion seoder, Mccormack Mower and keap-
err Hay Ma ke, PlOWs Gear, ae., set Of double Har-
ness, nearly new, sulkey, stacks Of Hay on iaTm
Sums Of go aud under, cash; over that amount, a
credit Of months. bearing per cent. Interest, on
notes with good security.
W. 10. CLOYD, Admr.
N. B.-Peuons owing tho estate will please set
tie al once, aud those 10 whom Il 10 Indebted viii
Gle their claims, properly attesiei, foI Paymsnt.
93-td W. b. CLOfD.
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Do Not be DecalNad

In these times Of quaek edioine advertise
ments every here. It is truly gratifying to hnd
one remedy that is worthy Of praise, aud which
really does as recommended. Electric Bitters w
can VOueh for as being true and reliable remedy
and one that will do as recon. mended. They In
variably euie stomach and Liver Complaints
Diseases Of the Kidneys aud Urinary difheulties
We know whereof We speak, and can readily say
give them trial, Sold at any cents bottle by
Penny A MeAlister.
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HHIIIiMfnV Mrs. Kate Dudderar,
MIIIWtHI Lancaster street,
WILLIVlH stanford, Kentucky,

Is daily receiving new and beautiful Millinery
Goods Of every eserption-everything Of the lat
est styles, and no lady who intends buying any
thing in her line should fail TO call her. Prices
vars and hopes Tor their continuance. Mrs. Mollie
Myers has charge of the Mantua- Making DEPART
ment. which lisa sufficient guarantee that her Gus
toners will find no cause for complaint. S9-u
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1T Is reported that an arrangement has
been made to vote the Lincoln negroes here
early this morning and then run them over
TO Boyle and Garrard. Look out for them,
ye watchful democrats Of those counties.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-But little has been
done since last report. The case Of Mock
aud Faulkner, for murder, was called yes
lerday and laid over ill Wednesday, the
Sheriff, in the meantime, being ordered to
snmmon 25 additional iurymen.
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DYISG.-Mrs. w. q. Raney received a
telegram Saturday informing her that her
brother Mr.. A. NJ. Jones Of Mexico, Mo. for
merly Of this county was dying ofconsump-
ton and she left by the early train on the
@. s. X. X. next morning for his bedside.
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Was most gratifying success. Their
were 90 entries and great interest taken IN
II by farmers and other. The day Was Z
rainy and disagreeable one, thereby pre-
venting ~ good a display Of the entries Al
We intended there should have been. Hun
dreds Of people however called 10 examin,
and the general verdict was that II was the
best display Of corn they had ever seen.
The exhibitors we're a. follows:
l. T. p. Elan, Lincoln county.
2. John l.. Waters, Boyle county.
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ALFRED DoSAHI, worthy oolored barber
Of this place, died Friday Of consumption.
lie was an honorable and highly resPecta-
BILE man, and was much thought Of by all
who knew hin.
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THERE was big crowd and much enthu
siasm at Shelby City last night. Phil
Thompson, Judge Durham and Logan Nc
Kee spoke and the Valley Cornet Band Of
Stanford furnished the music. There was
hardly a grease spot left Of Mckee.
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The RINK opened with good crowd and
the old skaters went at the business like
they had been practising all the time.
There were bat few falls during the even
ing, all confined 10 the male skaters, not
single young lady sat ON the floor during
the fun. Open again next Friday night.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

A rHREE-YEAR.oLD daughter Of Mr..
Frank Coomer, living near the Dawson
Mill, fell into his we'll. which is 20 feet
deep and has only about foot Of water in
Il, without being hurt In the least.
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Coon NEws-The question as to wheth-
er the shops and round-hOuses Of the l.. a
N. II. h will be established at the June
ton here has, We are delighted TO say, been
settled and they will be built at this point.
This will be gratifying news 10 every body
and there Is no doubt about Il since Col. L.
w. Varnon had telegram from head
quarters telling him 10 close the matter
with The conlribnlors here.
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COUNTY CoURr.-There was a number
Of orders made, and while the record shows
a big days work, they are uninteresting to
the general public. F.M. Vowel qualified
as Admr Of X. w. Bradley, and w. B.
Cloyd Of Michael Cloyd. Il. II. Burnside
was granted tavern license for another year
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

Pun THOMPSON has made the district
one Of the bes, members II ever had; show
that you appreciate his services by giving
him full vote.
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TnE Hubbell Fund will be on tap to.
day, and there is enough Of it for each
darkey to ge, $40 They should not there
fore sell out for leas.
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IT SHOULD be the dssire Of every demo.
crat in the State to-day TO send an unbrO-
ken delegation to Congress.
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SALE or TowN PRorERrY.-Mr. Asher
Owsley has bought Of Ms. Mary Logan,
her re'idence and portion OF the lot for
$3.50 Mrs Logan will remove to Louis.
Vile
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

VIZ ARE indebted TO our old friend
Judge s. NJ. Boone Of DAnville for some
poetry and picture that are exceedingly
dpropos q the occasion.
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JUsr RECEIVED new pickles in bulk,
fresh oat meal, cracked wheat, hominy,
mince meat. &c. McAlister n Bright.
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IT was suggested yesterday that we send
the remnants Of our corn show TO the
mountains for "tliat little red hog"
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FULL and complete line Of furniture and
house-furnishing goods generally; oil paint
inss, chromos, frames, &c, may be found at
B. X. Wearen's at any time. Prices very
reasonable. Call.
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FIRST CRoP New Orleans Sugar and Mo-
lasses at McAlisler 4 Bright's.
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A HANDSOME line Of Bronze Calicoes,
the latest out, just received at ]. w. Hay.
den's.
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NEw BoLrEp MEAL 75cts per bushel a.
McAlsier& Brighra
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" every democrat doe. his duty to-day,
Thompson will be elected by $500 major.
itv
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Go 10 The Irwin frous.0

Go row II Higgins for meat cutter.
butcher kniver, &c.
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Another arrival Of heating stoves a
w. II. Higgins.
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FoR SALE "A No. l Piano, in use but a
short time. Address this office.
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CANNED GooDs.-We carry the largest
aud most select stock Of canned goods in
the city, and are prepared to offer extra
inducement by dozen or case. California
goods speciality. McAlister & Bright.
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TnEY lodged all around. Bra dley was
TO speak at Lancaster but was frightened
Oh by Little Phil" and Ewell jumped his
Crab Orchard appointment when he learn
ed that Phil was already there.
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NEw ApyERTIsEMESTs.
SUBSCRICE

Nov for the TURF, Rod aud Gun an illus
rated paper devotedto the sporting Interests Of the
country, published At Louisville, Ky, at s2OOa
year. Gen. A Buford. Editor; J. NJ. Dafron. Man
ager. AZ an extra inducement, we will send The
TDI ROD and Gsn one year for 81 10 all names
sent In before December I. Address
,. n. DAFfRON. Manager
g2- COurer-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky.
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s
FREsm OYSTERS at McAlister a Brights
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ONLY ONE Of the six residences offered at
public auction by Mr.. Will Craig sold yes
,erday, and that the one he lives in. Mr..
w =. Tate became the purchaser at s.. 2lO
the lowest price for 80 desirable piece Of
property that we ever knew. The sale is a
cash one, and Mr.. Craig will shortly move
10 Lexington.
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REV. J. NJ. BRuoE has returned from
Knoxville without the thieves who stole
his horse. because Of looseness in the man
sgement Of the Governors Office Of this
State. After weeks trial he Is still una.
bic to obtain a requisition. Gov. b. is per.
hAps attending some ball or marriage.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ADMR.'S SALE.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1852,

As Adm nistratOr Of Michael ClOyd. decd, l will
sell at his late residence, on
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DAsfARDLi DOINGs. a correspondent
writes that one night last week W. H.Mil-
ler's store at Grove City, this county, was
broken into and robbed, and on the follow.
ing night, Mr. f. Zimmerman's store was
approached by lot Of men, and aroused
Mr.. james MeWhorter, who on coming to
the door WAS fred at, one ball striking his
head and running under the skin passed
around his skull The wound is not dan.
gerous. Mr.. Watkins on hearing the shoot
ing gave the alarm and the mob dispersed
There is no clue TO the men but the next
time they come they will be met with
shower Of lead.
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A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
Stanford Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany will he held in the County Court
room 10 Stanford on Wednesday night,
Nov. slh, 1882, at o'clock, for the trans.
action Of importtnt business, including
the organization Of the Company. A full
attendance is requested. To this date ST..
200 have been subscribed to the enterprise
and the prospec, is that the full amount
will be raised within few days.
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A GREAT SALE

As Agent OF the heirs-at-law OF John Shanks,
decd. and Of Shanks a Buchanan, will, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

A Man OF Misunderstanding Of
Stewart. says New York letter. his
character and position remind one Of
the veiled prophet Of Khorassan. He
was the hidden power of Broadway.
but he preserved q peculiar secrecy
which added to the interest connec-
ted with the veiled autocrat of trade
He never displayed a sign and never
allowed his portrait or even q photo
graph to be taken. His clerks were
not permitted to speak TO him Except
when making replies and only three
men were allowed to enter his private
Office unless summoned to his pres
ence. This trio was composed Of Hill
ton, who then was confidential
friend, William Libby (then part
ner) and Brown, the general mana
ger. Having preserved this veiled
character SO many years, ii follows
him after death. His corpse is car
ried no one knows whittier, the bus
mess Is discontinued. the Stewart dis
appears from the record of trade, leay-
ing nothing to perpetuate his name
This Is certainly very strange his
tory for q man who made $50 ,DD0, ,09(
In Broadway traffic.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

To thoroughly rid house OF fred and
black ants, cockroaches, spiders, bed
bugs and all crawling pests, take two
pounds Of alum and dissolve it in
three or four quarts of boiling water.
Let it stand on the FIRE till the alum
disappears; then apply it with brush
while nearly boiling hot to every joint
and crevice in your closets, bedsteads,
pantry shelves and thelike. BrushIhe
creyices in the floor Of the skirting or
mop boards if you suspect that they
harbor yermin. Crckroaehes viii fee
the paint which has been washed in
cool alum water. II. in washing .
ceiling, plenty Of alum is added to the
lime, Il will also serve to keep insects
at distance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13


who Ioves his nciahhog as himsslff
1--we al nefghbors be,
who Ike tie good Samaritan
Leads In nesd . helping hand
And thus bsstows true charity
Who seeks 70 End the helpless poor
Or cares 60 kmow who tlley may BE-,
Who walks The path tie SAFiour uDd.
The Son % nan and yet mas God.
His mission lore end charity
Who faels for him who writes with painf
who vizils them 70 zee
Who's there beside dear sister, mother
TO render aid due one another
For the sake 81 charity
who snes the humhie laid 20 rest
Whun fra4 "a salIerinzz lses.
Deaths victim now borne on 10 ground
With scarce enough 20 let him down;
., world where is thy eharityg
who breathes for him a simple prAycrf
Ifofsuch q creed was hs--
A vacant choir
A silent Tyre
Religion without true charity