Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

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LOCAL MATTERS
FARM BELLS at W Higgins.
GsSurSr German Mile, Seed for sale
by A. OwsLEY.
CANNED goods lower than ever at Hale
Il Nunnelley's.
wmrE SLIPPERS for Commencement
Exercises at Robts Lylle's.
wANrEp.-ioOo0 lbs country meat
will pay highest market price. Hale a
Nunnelley.
WANTED Country sides, hams aud
shoulders; highest marke, price paid. Nc
Ali.ler 4 Bright
Mn.J.T. HARRIS has fresh li.h Tor sale
twice a week Wednesday and SATURDAY.,
ct bis meat and provision store.
Tur proprietora Of Lincoln Mile, hsv'
ing secured permanent water supply,
will be able 10 do custom grinding at any
tune.
NorIcE.-Will my friends please call At
my Office instead Of asking ON the street II
am at home. Respectfully, X, G. Morgan
Dentist.
srE the new advertisement Of Bruce
Warren \ Co. They are making matters
lively in this section with an immense
stock Of goods and a dissemination to sell
them.
OuR new Campbell press 20, out Of or
der la, Thursday night, and this issue has
been gotten out under many difliculties,
silent cures having taken the place Of the
prayers usually said in the Office.
TnE dwelling house and lot d "a acres
belonging TO the Male Seminary property
was bought by Mr.. 5. F. Cowan, Tor 81 us,
which il considered low for il. Mr. Cowan
intends il for his daughter, Mrs. j. n.
Meneiee.
SILAs STEWART, yeller boy, was cent
to the rock Pile yesterday for stealing Hour
from the LincolnMills He willgo in for an
other 30 days when he gets through with
hi. present sentence, for stealing pair Of
pants from Shanks n Bro.
CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS, According TO
announcement elsewhere in this ISSUE will
open for the season on June 18th Every
preparation is being made for big season,
and there is reason to believe that there
will be a most pleasant and profitable one
joshua MULLINS, against whom war
rants for carrying a concealed weapon and
for beating his wife, have been in the
hands Of the Sheriff for some time, Was ar
rested and lodged in Jail yesterday. He had
been on the railroad extension since the
alleged acts were committed.
THE schedule Of passenger trains on the
Knoxville Branch was changed yesterday,
and until further notice the train going to
Louisville will pass here at $40 A. NJ, and
the train going South at 2;O5 ?. NJ. Every
body is delighted with the change, the
merchants being especially pleased.
PESaoN.-James llazlett, living near
town, has Just received $500 arrears, and
will hereafter draw four dollars per month
for rupture alleged 10 have been caused
during his service in the army. Mrs. Sal
lie Williams, near Waynesburg, has just
received voucher Cor Sl,7SO, for her son
who was killed in the army.
The Register publishes list which
shows that there are Is persons in Madi'
son, that own over 500 acres Of land each
the greatest number Of acres owned by q
single man being $3.50. There are l5;
who pay tax en- $4,000 and over. The
figures run from that to Sl3l,60O, which
amount Col John A. Duncan ia assessed
HEAD Cur ORA brakeman on the
Cincinnati southern John Murphy, fell
from the early freight train Friday morn
ing, near Mckinney, and had his head
literally cut from his body. The accident
happened at the identical spot where five
men were killed last year and two serious
ly wounded. Mr.. Murphy Was from Lees
burg, o., whittier his remains were takeI
for interment.