Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 3

1 OTirEH, ETC. raormuoirti. Mb. Johr G. Sun-Hi from the Dix country, has rented his nice (arm to a ht -interior Journal Mmrrimw Wmt, a.

fTsOfoM Zr Mm Hufrnmn. HOW'S THE TIME TO BUT. Grand Closing Out Sale Pnor. Hughes, teacher of the Common School for this dhtrlcl, Is universally pronounced a success as a presider over a vast array of tow-heads aod snub-noaes. When It became noised about that lack of a suitable building in a retired part of town, would compel the Trustees.

to lease a room on one of the public streets, great fears were entertained that oar pious postmaster would have to procure a demit from the church In consequence, but the perfect order a discipline which Mr. Hughes enforces, by precepting at one end, and spanking at the other, ta a subject of profound surprise and congratulation. Kleoaxce, safety, speed, get-up-end toddleitneaa all combined with cheapness, snd plenty of accommodation at Port man Owens' Livery Stable. Their horses are sit fat, sleek, fresh, snd well-trained; their vehicles are new, elegant and splendidly caparisoned; their stable and office are convenient, and eligible at all hours, day and night. These are a few reasons wby they should receive the bills: of public patronage.

It Is worth three-dollars and-a-hulf to hear Joe discuss that turnout, and pedigree that firery, untamed steed, ss he parses you the strings, and bids you travel lively and tarry long. Try Joe, everybody. On Tuesday night last, W. R. Dill ion, near the honse of his brother, Doc Dill ion, in Rockcastle county, shot and mortally wounded a Virginian, who turned ont to be Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Hats.

Boots, Shoes, Furniture, A.t Cii'eatly Ifcelucel Prices Present Stock Host To Jfake Room for BABGAINS! bah. x. itTam. be Reduced In Order I.arge Fall PnreliaseH. BA'BGAINSI Fit ft uaranteeS.

MATnENT MARSCnALL, MERCHANT TAILORS MAIS STREET, STANFORD, KY. FULL STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, JUST RECEIVED--CONSISTING OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, VESTIHGS, DIA0GHAL AHD SCOTCH 8TJITIHGS. (Intliin-r Cut In the LAtcxt Ktvle lilt' a Perfect or Wuits Cut mid Tihnmed, will Hnd It to nasi favors we solicit, a uoutiuusM! the sBine, I heir advantage aire US a sail. Ttwuiktaa or patrwis tor li-iy Retail Dealer la Head Quarters for Groceries. Provisions, Etc Etc.

GEO. D. WEAREN, HTAWFORD, Frist rJC IUMbir 17, laT7. 60 Cum of BoU and Show just recci rd at las New York Stort. Jitbt Reoeired, anew lot of Fall Cloth ing, at the New York Store.

A irLiKOiD stock of Fall Calico, just waived al the Tor (Hon. Mm. RGH. Bosh, oar Butcher, is mdjr and willing to sell 70a bargains tn his tine. 10t pitta of earn Lineey and water proof cloth, just rereivra at we new iora mora.

No trouble to show goods at the New York Store. If jou will eall aod eiamine, the gentleaanlT aalaamett will oonaidar it a favor to enow tneaa, whether 70a 007 any- tuirig or not. Leave your meaaart and have a nice St- tins; suit made to order, hy J. Winter a "the Merchant tailor" or ijouisTine. Custom department 00 second floor of their greet Clothing House, vomer Su and Mar ket Streeta.

VisiToaa to the Kxporitlna at LouisrllW should not fail, to ab vivit the great Clothing Houso of J. TV inter Urner 3rd and Maraet HirwU. Their new Fall Stock is now 00 01 pie ie, and ail their owa manufacture. Ie Yoi-a Lira Woth 10 Ckkts. Slolc now prevails everywhere, and complains of aooae wiassutw elunng aw me.

When sick the object Is to get wall; now wa say plainly that no person in this world thst is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its effVcta, such aa Inditfe-tion, CoNtiveneML Kick Haadaehe, Hour Htomach, Heart Burn, Palpitation of the Heart. prvsrd Kpiriu, KiliousnaM. Ac. can tike (inkKN'a Auumrr Flowkr without getting relief and rare. If 7011 doubt this, go to vour Drunrirt, Bohon A Ataa.

aW a Smple Bottle for 10 cents and trr it. Rraular siae 76 cents. Two doses will re- Jieve 700. JTMI JOTTMAV9. Th Town Treasury Is said to be empty.

The New York 8tore can he easily found Look for the blue sign board with white Utters. Wht Is the Boas of oar paper like hone in the earliest etage training? IU Is becoming oriaW-wiar, The amount of capital Invested in good at the New York Store, will average over 20,000 all the year. Ir Oreenwald don't sell you goods of all kinds, cheaper than you ever bought them before, it will be your own fault, an! not his. C. Qrebnwalo, proprietor of the New York Store, atsrted Kant Iat Wednesday, to complete his purchases for the Fall and Winter trade.

Those elega an suiu of Clothing which we saw on the street the other day, came from the New York Store, and the fsct Is, they cost a mere trifle. C. Webster.of King's Mountain Tiranei, returned this week front, the North, bringing with him, his wife and mS interesting chil Iran. Oua devil Biiggeata that the pa(ier be put nto mourning in honor of the lata Editor, insisting on a literal rendering of the proverb "marriage is death." The best Hprafue'e print at the New York Store, at 8 cents per yard; fine bleached cottons from 0 to 12 cents per yap and everything else In proportion. Already the New York Store ha 1.2,-fiOO worth of Dry Good, Clothing, on the shelves and counters, and more will be sent on by Express within ten day a.

Al farm labor is hard to get, and not reliable when got, there seems to be a disposition on the part of a number of our friends in the country to find homes in the towns. tiov. McCreary has appointed Captain W. (1. Welch, uf our town, Aid-de Camp, with the rank of Colonel.

His (Vmmis-aion, forwarded this week, beam date, Sept. wth, 1375. The New York Store is now in full blast at the splendid new brick Store House, on the North side) of Main Street, which was erected expressly for Oreenwald, by Mr. George 0. Hayden are just in receipt of a large assorted Stock of Hamburg Rriginga, Balmorals, Shawls, Blanket, Ladies' 8hoea, Ac.

Give them an early call, if you wish to have choice. FftEAcnnra. Rev. Mr. Crow, will preach In the Presbyterian Church, here, neat Sunday, at II o'clock, A.

and the Rev. J. Q. Jenkins, will preach at the same h' ur in the Baptist Church. The young gentleman who failed to pick up that handkerchief dropped by a lady while dancing at the) 8 be 1 by City picnic on Saturday last, lost an excellent opportunity to obtain a fr-acy.

Several gentlemen from Jessamine county, were here last Mondaj in search of dwellladfr in towi and Tarms in the county. We have not learned whether they made purchase or not. We were much pleased to receive a call thia week from the "rural rooster of the 06earar A lbnertar, Harrodsburg, Mr. Jno. Charles Thompson.

He is a whole-souled fellow, and dearly loves the woman. Pemohau Mr. Joseph B. Backer, one of the Editors of the Somerset FesUy Re porter, called on na last Tuesday. He was an roaJs to the Expositions at Louisville and Cincinnati, and on businem trip.

Huvdket of our citisens, old and rount, covered the platform at the Depot, on Tuesday morning last, to bid good-bye to our friend Walton and his beautiful bride, as they took their leave) on a bridal tour through the Eastern dtiee. Oub old friend, J. B. Brace, the accommodating proprietor of the Livery Stable on Depot Street, has recently procured the ervioea of a moat competent hostler, (Mr. Tinsley 8poonamore.) You can get the best of attention at his stables.

The City Fathers have recently provided for the municipality a trio of ball and chains to encircle the ankles of miscreants, TasTBnta. etc. who have not the fear of the good tenant, and removed to his com modi oua town property to reside. We welcome Mr. B.

to our city, and wish that more like him would come. We saw a man fVom. MiltedgevUle, boy 39-vards of the bast brands of Calico, the other day, at the New York Store, for $2 90 Only two do Mara and ninety eenta, tor Calico enough to make four ordinary dresses. That is lesa than 75 cts. a dress.

Hit be la not vacant hois in town of any kind. Several could be rented to good tenants. As fast as they are built, some stands ready to either buy or rent them, at excellent prices. Substantial housea will be in demand here, for yean to come. Several suits for divorce have been in stituted in the Lincoln Circuit begins on the Sd Monday in next month Several suits are now being tried for the purpose of inducing certain yourg ladies to change their names.

Success to all. We have received the first number of the "Comic Advertiser," published nt Stan ford, Ky C. Oreenwald, of the New York Store. It Is filled with interesting loading matter. If a copy of (he Admmrti- ssr falls Into yoar hands, be sure to read it It will psyyou for its perusal.

Annua the first of our wide-awake mer chants to turn his eyes towards the merchant's Mecca, was our bachelor friend, E. B. Hayden, of Harden Brother. His ori ental visit will result In the importation of stocks and cords of dry goods, notions, clothing, boots, shoes, eta, an I he has the backbone to sell aa low as the lowest. Never before this, has mortal man seen many of the long, brown, hairy woi mi aa now infest the streets, yards, trees, Ac.

Their nasty carcasses can be seen on all sides. It makes fe almost shudder, to think of them. Of what earthly use can they be? Neither man or animal is use for them. Surely, Noah did not take a pair of them into the ark. The Ku Klux seem to be operating in the neighborhood of Crab Orchard.

Mr. A. M. Hiatt, a good citizen of that end of the county, has received several notices of late, from these gentry, and has found it. wsary to guard hie premises st night.

Several shots, we learn, were exchanged by the parties on Isrt Monday night, resulting in one horse being slightly wounded. Pavid Luceet, of color, who kilted the noarro msn, Uhol, at rab Urrhard. the other day, and who was refused hail by the Examining Court at that place, was brought before Judge Lylle here, on the 11th, by writ of kabeoM forptu, and allowed bail in $400 for his appearance at the October Circuit Court, which was given. Col. W.

(i- Welch, represented the prisoner, and Coun Attorney, Bobbitt, the Commonwealth. The Editor of the Interior-Journal, very property concluded to take unto himself a better-half' on Tuesday morning last, and hence, he could not afford to remain at home to delve over his exchange, write editorials, collect news, answer correspond ents, and attend to the varied duties which daily devolve upon a "rural n-oeter." Therefore, the Journal has been left for brief period, in the care of a friend, while betakes a brief respite from the toil and vexations of editorial life. Ma. J. C.

WRtonr, of the West End, has specie of corn which he rails "the laiy rusn's corn. He handed us a speci men yesterday, very large, well filled, and folly matured, which he says, was plnnled late in June. Mr. complains that he injured his crop by a single blunder. Being very industrious, ne gave his hVId one par- ial plowing, but is of the opinion, thst, had he omitted this, his i rop would have been magnificent.

Several of the citizens have spoken for seed; but stipulate that Mr. shall furnish bends to plant it. The never failing signs indicates lively fall and winter business in the several branches of trade in the rural districts, and, consequently, a large business in the commercial marts. The Southern trade haa been larger in the competing cities of Louisville and Cincinnati the past three weeks, than for many years so early in the season, we notice thst the store-keepers of Stanford are shaping their stocks of goods preparatory to at least the ususl fall importations. the Grocery line, the stocks are kept fully up tn the busiest season, which is a healthy indication of prosperity under shortened margins and the cash system.

The Fsll Session of the 8 tan ford Female College, opened on Monday last, with an increased attendance, and with the entire Faculty at their posts of duty, fully re created and prepared for the delicate and responsible duties of the next ten months. The large increase of boarding pupils over any previous vear in the history of this school, is esiiecialty gratifying to the Principal and every friend of education, and denotes that the labors and sacrifices of the past, have not been tn vain, and the hopes for the future, of the most sanguine, msy yet be realised. There is no surer sign of prosperity foi the town of Stanford and vicinity, than the ateady growth of her educational interests. Let every citiien who values the happiness and future usefulness of his son or daughter, redouble his efforts in behalf of cur schools; for tbey are our chief glory. Let the meroe-i nary citixen, also, lend a helping hand, for in the growth and prosperity of our schools lies our path to wealth.

The Female College is especial It our "Bonanxa." Scene. A retired corner in the Press Room Enter the Printers' Devil, (Solus) He speaks despondently. Our Boss has plsyed the Sickens now gone and did it-thought he'could'nt use the editorial "we" unless there was two of him. Like sa not he'll find he's one too many. Got vain of his arithmetic because he did a sum in addition better look out for multiplication.

The rule of three may do, but increasing ratios is perplexing, and infinite fractions is thunder. He' knocked the whole business into pi was a pretty fair type of a man; but likel to be only a blot of a Benedict counted himself a handsome volume, bound in broadcloth but let him just wait until he's struck off the fifteenth edition, pocket-eises Whewl Who'll correct his proofs then? Talk about "setting up.1 He'll ait up all night long not ma-kin? copy either but trying to understand the copy already made. if a "gentleman of the press" they'll press him and impress him, and eppreea him, and mpprem him. He won't get no more bouquets no more oaks sent to the sanctara no more peaches and oream he's gone up he is! (weeps,) jyU. JAMES O.

CARPENTER, 'AS CHIID, MT. Oflce at 8uiMlm Hold, Iasc terStmt. 1S9-IJ T. HARRIS, ATT OK KEY AT LAW, l.M-Cf STANFORD, LINCOLN KY. u.

c. ii lri.r. E. C. gAUFLEY WARREN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, STANFORD, KENTUCKY.

Will prertlcein theeoantjr of Lincoln, In the jointD. counnoi, and in in. court uf Amm- tn-mw, 2d Buor, Luicaitr aireet Front, Otrslrv Rulld-ng- JSG-tX MISCELLANEOUS. fJIHE CEI-ERRATED "BUFFALO" STEAM GRIST MILLS! I have renovated from hut ton. to top the above s-ell-known and celebrated Hteani SI ilia, siluafa-d In Lincoln count, alxnit one mile from 8taiifird on the HuMonville pike.

The accomplished Mill-ritcht William N. Holts, of Mad loon couut did the wurk, end he now pronfuncoa theee miilt Mgnodasanj am the Continent: All theod niacliinerr mud fixtures have Uhen out and uc-w put In Stones, newKmut Mill, hoi tin Ooths, are In fine order, so that now I end make as good Flour and MueJ any Milt. CUSTOM GRINDING solicited and ant Infliction stiaranteed. 0 rinding dVmeeverj' day. Tiy these Mills once and you will nnH again.

i ju-u JOHN W. ROI T. TO Mr. LATTON AT GIBSON'S CHEAP STORE AT MOXTI KI.I.O, FOR CHEAP GOODS, He Sells below Granger Prices. 166-tf II 1 I Done by Wrong Team Trimly Driver.

and J. IIVL IW, ICE! IOE! Having put up a lame quantity or nice, clear fee, I propoee 1o furnlwh I lie lame uiy regular customers at ONE CENT PER POUND! dellTcrcd each day. Accounta ilue at the close of aa-h month. 161-tf It. K.

BARROW. STAS FORD CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY! D. F. BASH As CO. We deelre to cat! the attention of the puMic to the work that we are now turning out, and also to I lie fact that wc are lo build order, any description of Vehicle Iroiu a Coach to a tMilkj st as LOW RATES aiiTresneci eatalilisluuent can do the the a inequality of work.

We employ irnod workmen. and wnrn.nl our work lo aie sot Istnct leli. Call and nee for yournelves Iwfore going elsewhere. Uive us a wniie min cnance we in oo tou ricni. IfW :t.u U.

K. HASH A Cf THE GREAT UNIVERSAL CATIIOL-ICON, OK WORLD'S REMEDY Found at last, Is the newly dfscorered properties the African 8TRIOUM, From which Is prepared by Pr. O. Edgar Ixthropi the great Eualish liewedy kuown aa Cordial Balm of Syricum! AMD TONIC P1XLS, Now satisfactorily eetatillshed as the best known certain, male aim periuuueiii PREVENTATIVE AN1 CURE for every tbmi of Nerrons Debility and Weakness, whether general or special, that can pivalMy a fleet tike human a st ai. Aa a most powerful determent or eliminator of disease It has proved ilaelf the most remarkable and valuable discovery of the lath ceulury.

8ince this areat remedy has come Into the posses Ion of Ur. Lotiirup, he ha expended vast siiuieof money ana caii-i ut nissiu ine most tenroeu cnein-Istsof the age In extracting and perfect in; its virtues su thai thev mv be n-aJiaed In Ihe most effi cacious manner al the least possible Incouvenleuce and cost lo the patient. are mi iMieu oy repmren experience, as wen aa hy repeated chemical analysts, tnai ta una rare ex otic, the Mvricuin ulant. are to he fonnd medical virtues nr the STeatest value, admirably adapted to almost every class of diseases arUiiiafroiuaderaiitfe- ment ot toe nervous system or nom a lacs oi nerve power, no matter from what cause the Irregularity or deficiency may have been produced. This irreat fttrt once establ trilled, we have pushed inveatiratitins until in tbe various mode of it cxbibiiicn.

el titer as a halm or cordial, tqieraling aa a deteryent, rleans-er and puriaW, or as a mild yet seatrcbitHt cathartic in i lie loroi ui a pin, cau ne suaoe rescn every imrtof the human bud v. (trrlna out, aa It were. the souoces of diaeasr, debility and death, and letting In all the need In I elements of life, health and vijpr, so important and necessary te fie complete the constitution of perfect Biaahousl. The Cordial Balm of Syricum and TONIC I ILL Bold by DruggiU everywhere. If they do not hare It ask them to jret It (or you, which they can do at any of tbe following Wholesale UrutglBta: JOHN F.

HENRY A New York City. miL.iA)Yt tut, ra 8ETH S. HAM'K, Baltimore. Md. K.

MONTEI flK A NeW Orleans, U. VAN MHA A(JK. STKVKNWN A KUU.Ctalcsco IL JOHN V. PAHKH, Cincinnati, Oblo. (STRONG A COBB, Cleveland, Ohio.

al.I.INS m. lj.uis Mo. FA BRAND WILLIAMS 4 Detroit, Mich. B-1 ALF RED, Louisvllh), Ky. Far Sale by Druffieta Ueaterally Everywbeee- DR.

liOTHROP, Proprietor ssst be eoaenlted pro- oy mail nw cswiv DR. O. K1KJ1B LOTIIROP, 143 Cwt BItm, BMtn. KIM, J00 BUSHELS OF EXTRA WHITE RYE, FOR SEED. For snle ONE DOLLAR PKtt Bl'SHFX, delfv eral, If desired, In man ford.

181-U It. R. GENTRY. "JOTICE. HOUSE TO RENT! will rent fir the tmlsnre of this rear and the whole of the year 1H7 Ihe house snd lot In now occtioifwl hv nie.

If the Broiwrtr Is rented anw, the renter wtl) hare the heiiiflt ef the garden, which is Ailed with chulue vegeutilea ui terms apply to the un-lcntiened. Aug. ltf7S Ittl-tf B. D. MYERS.

rpHE SHOET LINE RAILROAD! -WILL DURING THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION, Sell Tickets from Louisville and return. Including AduiUMloa to ihe Exposition, POR FIVE DOLLARS! Tickets Good on Tuowlays, Thursdays, snd Hatur-dtirs, lS3-tf rpHE NEW YORK STORE! will orrsa oa or tiik bkst abbortrd STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE IS THEIR NEW BI7ILD1NO ABOUT THE 15th OF SEPTEMBER. OPPOSITE THE MYERS HOI'SE. I. E.

PORT MAN. J. B. OU ENH. LIVERY AND SALE STABLE! IN STANFORD, PORTMAN OWENS, ino Pit i irroitH.

Have opened In connection with the Mjera Houae a rirat-C aaa Livery And Bale Btable, and have for re polite driven, aafe horaea. new and faahionable ve- hielea, making ti moat STYLISH TURNOUTS ever kept in Central Kentucky. A liberal ah are of the public patronage ia respectfully aolicited. ITS-if KM I ST It V. JKE F.

HUFFMAN, SURGEON DENTIST STANFORD, KKXTCCKY, Ifavine secured Ihe room on LencnMnr xtreet form. erly oc'Hpiel by Dr. Mt KolierU, dmuM-d, ii uw oner ni" vrvntw uj ine ciuuhu oi mis low nd Ticfiiitv as a liviitul Stinreun. l.W-tf HVM AIM'KKTISKMttfTS. JOTICE.

PUKI.IC NILE! Having recently lxon Went and purchnnedH rami and having determined to remove thither, I will acll at public um-tiuu at Italia (jap Sutton, On Wednesday, September 28, 18 75 continuing the ale from day to day until the whnl in disposed of, tOe billowing property, to wl 4 Dwelling Houses and Lots. I Store House and Lot Blacksmith Shop and Lot, And One Vacant Lot, Together with my Ilonsehold snd Kitchen Fnrniluro, Farming UtenslU, c. 1 Set or Blacksmith Tools, Also my entire stock of goods, eousisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac. One of the houw Hhore refrrrefl to la the largest and heler anited for Hotel uomhwh ihn nnv iin. ertj in the place.

On Tuo.day, tha 5th October, 1879, I will aell my farni in (iarrard county, COTAI5H. Slit ACRES, Ivlna imi the waters of Prnkc'a creek. 8 miles amith of Lancaster, acd 5 niilos mirth ol CraU Orchard, together with 10 or 12 head or Cuttle, 15 head or Hogs, head of Horaea, 1 8-horse If son, 1 NnrlnfcT Wason, 1 Host er, 1 Ox Cart, Farming VtenftilH, Lot of Hay, Corn, Oala, tfce. Ell MM OF'SALE. Ow Rkal Est a TK--0 ne half caah will he required Balance ta two equal Instalments of and 12 months.

Peeda will he given oo first payment, and retained to secure the rest ef tbe purchsM atoney. Ok PxaeowAL ProrirrT AlLjiunts tm dot-Ian aud under rash in band, OTfrthat amount sia months thne with Intercut the purchaser executing a aevotiahle note pavahle at the National Bank at tttaufnrd. with approved security ltQ-4i Jiiti r. ft i no. K.

B. Parties deeimsa of exam in Irk the mm will call esi sir. Yatlen, who rsehJea in re, and who will take plessnre in showing the pretBixea. Those within see the npriy at Italia Oapraa eall oa Me la peisuB. J.

-On Tuesday morning, rt o'clock, September 14th, at the raaidenoa of the bride 'a mother, Mrs. Leodoeia Huffman, in Stanford, Ky.t by Rev. 8. McRoberts, Mr. W.

P. Walton, editor of the Interior Journal, and Miss Katb L. HvrratAiv. Attendant. Dr.

lee F. Huffman and Miss Bettie Pax ton, Mr. T. K. Walton, ami Mia Annie McKinney.

"An bsnpv tfterl Th happiest of their kiDl Whom Ren lit Man untu, aod Id on fata Ttittr bearts, Uwur fortune ud tkelr beings blend) 'Ttsaot tbeouarssr tie of hitmaa laws, Oaaatural oft sad Rtrelga to the ntDd, That binds their peace, but barmenr Itaslf, Attorning all laatr passktas tale lo; Whan Msadsala full exerts her softest power, PeHbet esteem eollrened hj desire loeftble, ud apathf mt seal; Thought ateetlng thought, sod will preventing will With boundleas confideaee; for naught but tors Can answer love, sad render bliss secure." Though world-aoared cynics scoff, and misanthropic, mork-melancholly poetasters scrswl their venomed, snarling jingles. while earth retains a trace of primeval truth, purity and love, marriage will be the highest estate of happiness to which humanity can attain. Jehovah himself, amid the blissful bowers of sinless Eden, con ducted its first so It. mn ceremonial, spoke the words which rendered the first man and woman one, and pronounced the first beni- son on wedded lore. I be very Savior of the world entered upon his wondrous three year's ministry, and gave the first miraculous manilestntion of divinity enshrined in mortal clay, at a marriage in Cana of Gallilee.

"Whom God hath joined together, let no man put asunder," A ceremony consecrated by the awful benediction of Jehovah In Paradise, and by the presence and first miraele of Jesus, the Redeemer incarnate, can be unspoken, annulled, by Heaven's nigh Potentate alone. "Until Death do them irt." Two souls united in wedlock's sacred bonds are one and Indivisible. For better or for worse, for life and for death; bound, linked inseparc bly. The vows of marriage are holy and Irre vocable, Its joys ineffable and sublime; but only when true love lightens, warms and sanctities it. When hands slone consent, and hearts abhor, it proves a curse.

The marriage for position or fortune, deliberate swaps of body and soul for ambition's glit tering baubles, are an abomination, fruitful of wretchedness. But when two congenial hearts, aglow with pure and fcrTent love, unite, the gol den chains of matrimony are inlai I with down, and her lamp is radisnt with heav en's own effulgent splendor. What the world to them? Its pomps, its pleasures, its cares, afflictions, nonsense, all? They, in each other clasp everything their highest fancy van depict, or eager, lavish hearts can wish happiness. No storms or rudest Maala can shake the tabernacle of their faith, or darkness dim the light of affection which burns within. 1 heir pleasures are doubled, and their griefs divided, by sharing lh- m.

With their young hearts aglow with such feeling with such gales of affection swelling the sails of their newly launched bark with stirh sweet surroundings of fervent and fadeless devotion to each other aa promise a long voyage iA usefulness snd untold hsppiness the youthful pair, whose names head this article, hare started upon the untried sea of matrimony. Their, destinies were linked for life be neath a cloudless sky. A multitude of ftiends to witness the faiiltlemly-performed ceremony auiong whom were myriads of bright eves an ocean of beauty a sea of gallantry. A handsome and promising bridegroom. A bride, young, fair, accomplished and amiable chosen of all earth's lovely daughter's.

A pair of bridesmaids, than whom more charming never graced the nuptials of a fairy-queen; and grooms men whodi! their best to look worthy of the radiant young celestials that clung to their manly arms. The ceremony which made them hueband and wife, was Sriefly spoken; and then a rush of heartfelt congratulations and good ishcs followed. A few tender tears from friends who felt that even the bliss of the newly wedded pair, would, work some changes in the intimate and delightful relationship of the past. A hasty adieu, and the bridal party started on an extensive wedding tour through the principal cities of the East, and over the mother-land of the bridegroom, Old Virginia. May their honey-moon last while life endures, and alien many long years have flown lightly over their heads, powdered their locks, stamped softened furrows on their brows, bedimmed the lustre of their1 eyes, and led their minds to thoughts of checking their baggage for that blissful depot in the dim ether blue, where "they neither marry nor are given in marriage," may the last breath of each ha a whuer of love for the other.

Not for this sprno ef life alone, Which ss a Usst doth ly, Ami like the traaeieat flow ex or grass, Jnstalassam, dreop and dte; Bat for a being without end, This vow of love they lake; Grant th ro, Ob, God, one home at last, For the Redeemer's sake! That veteran hotel keeper, Mr. K. Carson, of Lancaster, has taken charge of the "Fayette Hotel" on Short Street, Lexington, and will open in grand style on the 20th of this month. This hotel is large and admirably situated, being immediately in the centre of business, and with a knowl edge of the way Mr. Carson "knows how to keep a hotel," we are sure that it will be No.

1, in all its appointments. The name will be changed to the "Lexington Hotel, and we would advise everybody to go to it, and our word for it, you a ill call sgain. There is a spirit of proacriptioa, a kind of desire to compel all minds to think as they do, now rife in thia locality, which is not creditable to the good sense or generosity of a respectable class of onr fellow-citi-xens. The freedom of speech which has been guaranteed to na by the organic law of the land, in danger of being denied us by some of our friends and constituents. When we get so far advanced in the knowl edge of the science of political economy as to imagine that he who dares to dissent from onr views upon any given subject, is either a fool or knave, we want to be ta ken to a higher sphere of existence.

Like the children of over-fond parents, we will be too smart to live here, and should be ta ken hence. We hare the moral right to hold and express an opinion upon subjects pertaining to aubl unary affairs, and it is sad that men who are possessed of ordinary sense and discernment, should essay to abridge that right, jnst because we do not happen, to eoircnia with them in their opinion. We grieve not so much at toe loss or little patronage from such men, as that the historic "fool-killer" should delay his coming so Jong. We may, perch nee, refer to this aunject again. in tha (irucri FtotuI Lint.

ua mj good, ar pricei befora hnrinr. Wbolctnle unci GROCERIES, PRODUCE, CUTLERY, SEEDS, Qucciisware, SALT, Provisions, Kolions, Confectioneries, lass ware, Hoots, Main Street, Snecisl attention and bottom rices ties, or jobbing lots. AIm a hum laity of Choice Fawllr fast Bacon, Lard, etc. Atrent for Beat Pino H'U Block to suit purchasers. Closing Out -taijWifU and 311 and get one of the gang which recently robbed the Bank at Huntington, Va.

He was watching the road, it seems, when foor men on foot, passed, between 1 2 and 1 o'clock. On halting" them, he was fired upon, he return ed the fire with the above result. The other men ran away; the wounded one, after being token to the house, admitted that they were the robbers, but refused to tell bis name. He hsd on his person $100 in 25 cents fractional currency. The whole county was up at last scconnts, in search of the other three.

kA Vf, A Bftf CROP MTKMB, Greenup Jokes bought of parties around 1 1 ust on vi He, 60 or 60 head of stock hogs, at lfal eta. per pound. 1 hebe was more rel estate offered at public sale, here, 'last Monday, than has been on the market for many days. Home of it was withdrawn for the want of a sufficient bid. The farm of T.

M. Pennington, on Logan's Creek, containing 110 acres, was sold on last Mondav, to Tim Engleman, and Tim fjiggins, for $33 12 per acre, on six and twelve months time. Capt. H. Helm, has a cow which had twins last year, snow white.

They were both heifenit A few days ago, the same cow had twins again, red heifers, 1 nd just alike. We note this aa being remarkable. Capt. H. BrsH, Auctioneer, reports about 300 head cattle on the market, mostly common; sold at 3 t-j 4) cents.

Trade lively. Fifty mules, but few sales made. Plug horses sold from $V) to $80. Few sheep on hod. Wis saw a pair of yearling mules the other day, as fine as we have seen in many years.

They are of a beautiful bay color. One of them is exceedingly stylish. They are the property of Mr. Thos. Buford, of this place.

Anderson Miller bought of Dr. T. B. Montgomery, 6 head of feeding cattle, avernging 1188 pounds. The same parties bought of Levi Hubble 20 head of cattle, for which they paid Sets, per pound.

They averaged 1148 pounds. All the above stoca is for immediate deliver. The farm of E. H. Bryant, situated on the pike, leading frr-m Turnersville to Coffee's Mill, and containing 102 acres, sold last Mondny, to a Mr.

Adams, of Casey county, for $2,495 being nearly $25 per acre. Ihe terms are six and twelve months with 6 percent, interest This is a nice little farm, and lies near the C. 8. R. One of our most energetic and extensive stock traders, Mr.

O. W. Alford, altended the Co'inty Court sales at Lexington, last Monday. He reports that there were about 500 head of cattle on the market, of ordinary grades, which bn night from 3 to 5 cents per pound. One lot sold for $53 per head, which averaged about 1050 pounds.

A good many mules on te market, but the market dull, and they only sold from $75 to $100 per head. 8tock hog brought 6i to ft per hundred. Times were not very lively, but farmers and traders were hopeful. Capt. T.

D. Ekolish. Auctioneer, re port the aale of the peraonal property belonging to the eKtftte of Jamee S. Bruce, follow: 3 work male $115, $150 and $154; 1 mule colt $29; 13 head grid-inga, man and colta, ranging in price from $21 to $135; 1 fat cow 1250Iha. at $ol; 1 two rear old 2 milch cowa $20 50 and $37; 32 common aheep $4 40 per head; 2 rams $6 75 and 9 ahotes 751b.i.

at $6 50 each; 1 now $15; 2 do. $17 50 each; 2 do. $25 each; wheat 85 and orchard graaxaeed $1 60; corn in field $1 30, $1 35 and $1 50. The farm ia offered at private mIc and will be divided to suit purchaser. Auctionekb Capt.

J. M. Iliggina, reports bout 300 head of cat lie on the market, mostly mountain stock, in moderate order. Prices obtained 24 head yearlings $25 30 per head; 1 mule $30; I yoke of steers $65; 1 common heifer $18 50; 1 cow 2 calves $7 50 per head; 1 cow and calf $28 50; 8 calves $15 25 per head; I cow $42; 8 2-year old mules $59 each; pair large work mules $250; 1 cow and calf $55; 1 3-year old mule $89; 1 $75; II yearling steers $36 50 each; 3 steers $33 each; 1 yoke cattle $75; 1 sorrel mare $G2. These prices were considered fair.

A good number of stock offered, withdrawn, because of inadequacy of prices bid. County Court Dat. The crowd in town last Monday, was the largest and most orderly that we have seen on a similar occasion, for months past. Nearlr eight hand red were here, many of whom were from adjoining counties. From the reports of our two excellent Auctioneers, Capt's.

H. T. Bush, and J. M. Hi reins, it will be seen that a large quantity of lire stock waa on the market, but less than three-fourths of them were sold for want of good prices.

The trade among our various mercantile firms was very lively, and hundreds of dollars wereUken in for full value received, as our merchants, especially those who bare the snap and enterprise to advertise their goods, go on the maxim "quick Males and small profits." Thereat not better trading centre in this part of tbe Bute, than Stanford, and persons who deal with oqr business men, admit it. A.t IVcav Yoi'lc Stove For the next Sixty Days I will offer inducement Spring and Summer Goods unequalled in thia market, in order to mako room for the largest Fall Stock ever offered in Stanford. Our Buyer is now in the Eastern Harket making purchases. We offer special inducements in staple and fancy Dry Goods at 20 per cent, less than cost. KIiocn, Stanford, Ky.

to parties wanting Urra Quanti Flortr, lUoon Hans Kbswlslera. Break and Lump Coal aold in anantiti i Below Cost! V. WAlfiH, MERCHANT TAILOR, Frail Stmt, knt. lUla mat UkM. KWtr a m- Also a large lot of Men's and Boy's Clothing at SS per cent, less than cost.

A full assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Carpets at 30 per cent, less than cost. reman donlron. or Becniing Real Bargain, khenld eall at once, aa Hiey will probably never liae an opportaailjr lo any Uoodaat HncJi Prlrca, Thor are bound lo be aold. C. GBEEXWALD, Stanford, Ky.

BRANCH STORES Lebanon and HnatonTille, Kj yyHEAT 4 CHESXEY, ISueeMM. Trry, Vhml 4 CnxwrJ WHOLESALE GROCERS, coaaissioH llm kr FruklbH Cnuja M11K Xo. SSI SU, bet. Slxtk 8Trath, Oppadl LnnlrrUI. Bwlmi.

oka L- Wkml. Jw. J. Cwniy, fMTn LOUiariLLB. KY.

Jw before tneir specUclea. We'll have a Vjprightly chain-gang, marshaled by onr fearless and relontless friend Dodderer, one of these days..