Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 1

it Semi VeeUii ImWiaf ontn fW? VOL. XVI. STANFORD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1887. NO. 238.

ViibUnhetl Tnemluumiml JPrifiil" -AT tJU understood we credit that J.M will be and demanded. W. P. WALTON- CRAB ORCHARD, LINCOLN COUNTY. Mr.

Lou 1'ellm in aain emiloycd an clerk at Dripp'rie Mm. Scott Fr rin ha tuoTt'tl luck to hrr liouu on the Somerset iku. Little Jennie Kran Uile ill nt Mr II Hutching'. lwr, Clel William, of Mt. Vernon, nml Kohcrt Uaiae, ol atiford, rrcorteil two of our preltj to DiippiPK hiring Miwm Marr Curl! and Hup liuchannn tiro In Kuoxville, Tenn.

Mifaen LmU ami lira tiller, of Louisville, havo rtrriveil at the Harris Home to rptml Iht vacation. Miaa LMa Mar Baunder, of Dmville, ruiriRllnj; with relative lura. Mm. A Kbiuuhart ha returret! from Optiborc. Liat Sunday our esteemed friend, Mr Or.

Djorc, kinJljr otlored in a Meat in her carriage and wo wer amon the very mnnr who gathered at Dlpplng Spring to he Kt. Iteo. O. Mirnei and hi eon, Will, expound the feet Koupbl of love Mr Hsrnep preached in Hie unrnlnc mid in Hie after noon Mr. Will, nho if a 'pleasant and intelligent vpiaker, delivered an excellent Hermon which waa appreciated all who heard it.

We tutnl not forget to add Marie' and CSesria'it aingiiu form-ed a rerr enjiyable put cf the exercise. While their tender, pathetic voice roe in tone of uielo.lv and prii, a rilenco like tbo "atillnoH of dlh" reigned. Mr Ihrnea preached again at uicht, making the day truly a "li wpel ricolc." Mr. SiaiiRh terhad 73 regular boardcrr; abatil 173 that da, come took dinner wilh them while other went out to only the afternoon ervicr. Including ail there were full; people on the ground during (he day.

Mr. Hlatighter In the prince ol while hia gentle i one cf tfctt loveliest of Kentucky Udie. Oar thanks are due them for an invitation to viit the spring as olten it we chcoie during the Tue Manonic of Kentucky hare for many year celebrated the anni veraary of Si John' Diy with picnic at Luivllle and eltewhere thro' out tue State, for the benefit of tbe Widow, and Orphan. Home of Ken tuck, at Luiville. The occfiona have become famous throughout (he land, but thin year, it ha been dtermined, the will eclipse anything of the kind that ha yet taken place.

Toe tii.ieril C'jumlltea hav tot eerer.il month been at work and tiaal arrange went htve bean made tar a celebration to Ut for throe day, vir. June and the prlucipm feature of which will be the Urttul Interstate Drill) between a number of the crack military companien ol the I aited State, and betweeu a number ol Kalgsi templar Dtll jrp, unity of the moil Iauidih prouueiug to be in attendance arrungeu.eat all railroad i.l cell excursion ticKeU at the rite of one fare for tbe round trip to citizjnx and of a cent per mile to unifoimeU uuluuiuen and Kaihtu Templar. IV agrrgattog are cllered aud liitjcoiilt)la will be noTel and exciting Lveryone whocau poibly go ebould Jo fo. Olliceriiof the Toiled States Aim; will the jjdged of tbe drill, do. oiled frotu Wdehinton for the purpose "IIjIIo, Shorty," U1 a Kmin, looking at man of about five feet two in front of the Uloba building "IWl call Die Shorty, jou little cujf," anawertd the uixn of low tatite, ''if you 1M warm yonr jicket "Ain't yer niuix Shorty replied the kid.

"Nj, it oin'i Shir.v," replie! (lie rmn ''Dtudin't anwtr nn' git mid when somebody yelle if yer name iiiti'i Shorty I wan talkiu' to Shorty. If yer t'tn't the man I wa talkin' ter, what' the matter wid yei?" id the youngster Paul (3lnbe. There has been no public peaker in Ken-lucky eo overruled a Col. William 0 Bradley. He i a pletaaiil xpeaktr, voluble of at tiuns quite olcipient, but in ability he IicVj of being preeminin'.

In argument ho ia weak, in ntatemsct recklea and deficient in that fairno which ohould alwaya wait upon to greatneo. N)harer who to Col. iiradJoy will wonder why he repsla tllort indncive of public joint diacuwion. Inquirer. We find the following quoted as an ad.

yerticement in a medical journal: Skeleton have ruled firm and active throughout the with prices unchanged. We have been able to supply the demand for the common varieties promptly, but the fieir grades were scarce; and orders for deformities could not always be tilled at once. In thi regard the muW i still unchHPgpd, nlthoUKh our broker in Pariii has orders to buy at the uitial nte." REPUBLICAN COHORTS. The Convention And a Few Other Things, London, June 15. The republics cla na are gathering from the 17th Senatorial dis.

trict to hold aweet communion together In thcehapecfa convention to nominato cuccewor to John Henry Wilson. The convention aiucciuiea at 1 M. and promises be a moat lively one, as there are al ready numerous delegaloj in the city and others arriving by evtrj train and horseback route leading into town. The starters in the race will bo piuient Senator John H. 11 Bird, of Whitley; Judge King, of Jscknor; and Representative of I.iuril; and it is proba ble that I'uUnki may enter the ring with a dirkhoHeto mipply the vacancy caused by the wltlidnwil of D.

Parker. There are icvcral of the nforen'tid eablc Meeds crcoming in the background ready at the lirfl blast of the bugle horn to oanttr onto the track in front of the grand, ipirited enough to ''run the race from cend toecud." (Our horse reporter is out.) Among the latler are Columbus Washington Lester, cf Wbitlev; William Leroy Brown, of this towt; Richard Leonida Kwell, that price less republican jewel, whose pojtollice is London, aud Marcellus John Moss, of Ball. It is safe to say there will be a very (hod of mountain oratory turnul loose upon a patient peop'e. Hon James II. Tin-ley, who stands at the head of tho bar of Hut ern Kentucky, will preeeul Senator Wilson's name before thu convention and will doubtlers "so the past rise before him like a dream; D.

Smith, a late totLe London bar, will nominUe Mr. IJimsej; Judge Culton will nominate his counlyman, Judge King, while Kinley, or Col. Lister, of Whitley, will shy Mr. Bird's castor into the ring, and shy it will they either will. The Puiaski delegation complain loudly of the inconveniences of lccil option town.

We perhapi hizird nothing in saying that the talented young Win. A Morrow, I'gentiemcn of the will heard from during the proceedings. II Trimble, of Pulaski, that un tiring and uuexcelled convention wire worker, the man who held the oonvention at this place on an occasion still by many, for four long days aud wound up br nominating his nun, the late Senator Uiluiore, agiinst odds, is here in tine fighting I rim Were I a republican aipirant for ollic nhicb, thank God, I am not, and until I lote the balance of my scattered brain, will never be, I should fel mysoif exceedingly fortunate in haying Green Trimble for my lieuteuant. Mr Trimble says Pulatiki does not want theetrth, which may be true, but developments since my opening remark point clearly to the fact that uhe would not object to ''accepting" the Senatorial nomination and Judge Paul will in all probability be tbeir man. As for me, however, I believe Senator Wilson will tueceed himself in the Kentucky Senate, although I heard a well posted man this morning otlering to bet two to one en Judge King, of Jackson I -rill bf able to give a full report in my next and should anything "diap" in the interim, or elsewhere, will wire you la Bro.

Kngleman), and you can fire out a special to relieve the brentl lee anxiety of the country a to the result. Col Hell, is here in fall force and effect, mixing vigorously among tbe delegates and if Ball haa no other candidate we now beg to place the Colonel's name before tbe convention in our finest style, aa every other county in the disirict baa its man. Caper C. William, it legal luminary cf the first msgnitude, staticnary at Ml. Vernon, shines over our city this muruing.

M. Kiudall is out again, hi aro mot of our Mux patients. Jtsie Livelace has returned from an extended buinrs rip Wet Jum: 10. At a late hour Ut night a nomination wanreiched by to natorial convention. John J.

I'ml, of Pulaski, was the lucky man. I wtirit to Bay a few thing in my next about the plat form and otbet things. II n. II C. L'rersole and nife are lu Kansas City, Mo.

S.tui Ma gen suffered a eevere sunstroke yesterday evening and is io a critical conlitioi thi morning. John has returned from a Western trip. Logan county, fainou for its ghost stories, furnishes a genuine Hlder Haggard hair raiser this morning Attracted by the tolling of a church bell, a reputable cit'zen mounted his horse and followed the sound, which came from a deierted church situated in the "Dead a section ofenun try three miiea long, covered with swamp, The long-deserted edifice appeared to be lit up with an unearthly red fire, while group ed around what had once been the altar were a dczen figures clothed in whitu, the face. covered with black hoods, the long arms and ileihless fingers pointing acros the altar, on which lay a figure aimiUr to the others. The ghostly band marched around the altar three time, when the red light gradually died out, and the reputable citizens horse became frightened and ran away, putting an end to further investigations.

There is evidently still a very red article of liquor in Logan county. C. J. WILLIA VSBURG, WHILEr COUNTY Mr. H.

A Poteot, formerly of Sidney, Ohio, will tako charge of the Central Hotel, at this place, July 1. Parties engaged in the slur route business begin to drop in one at time as the 1st of July, tho time for the term of service to begin, draws near. Arrangements ure bo.r.g midu f.r a unicn S'lnday school picnic at thi piace July L. We have fie Sunday rchobl in our town nnd a grund lime for the little folks is expected. Mis, Brock, one of the toicher of the Williamsburg Xormnl t'ctiool, led Monday for Homerset.

Mrn. Brock ii nn excellent teacher and made many fiieuds during her short stay in Williamsburg. Bro. Craft was right when he tstaid Williambur'. pitcher lu the match game of sj lull At on Jon wa profesilunal.

So are all the Williamsburg boyo professionals, but he was not right in stating that "Mr. James Aeh had only been in since Taeiday list." Your ctr respondeat upon reading the article referred to and feeling an interest in tho Williamsburg boys, interviewed eome of the club in order to ascertain how lou(! Mr. Ash had been with the boys nnd all aree that he was with them in their games of praciico prior to tho orgtnlzition of the club and that he has Lean a resident of Williamsburg and vicinity nearly years, but it is ntccsury for the London boys to have some excuse for their defeat. Circuit Caurt is in session with one murder cl.8 on the criminal docket which is set for trial on the Sth day of the term. It is the case of the Commonwealth ys William Broiuhton, charged with the murder of J.

W. Whisteuhunl. The case of the Commonweallh vs. William Wilson, colored, charged with rape is set for tic l-th day of the term. John Wilson was tried in two cases for house breaking and stealing and found guilty in each and punishment fixed at one year in the penitentiary in one cnu and two yean in the other case.

Joseph Harris, of color, was found guilty of robbery and eentenced to one year. The cue agiinst William Smith was trit'J and the jury failing to agree was diecbarged. The vieiting attorneys ro far as your has been able to learo, are S. Van Winkle, Dinyille; J. W.

Jones, K. Ewell, Y'm. L. Brown, Loodor; Judge Golden, J. II.

Tinsley, John Disbman nnd D. Black, Birbour villi; Col. Clark, of Boonville, common-wealth' attorney. Speaking of the failure of justice in criminal cises the Courier Journal sayc Tuc difficulties are many First, twenty challenge are allowed to the accused and only five to the Slate, After these five are exhausted it is comparatively easy (o exclude intelligent or courageous men from service Beyond this the law requires a unanimous verdict; so it is possible for one man Io cause a disagreement in any ca-e Xext. when a violent crime has been done; when the whole community is shocked, the Slate permits a change of venue Yet when the Governor is cauvinced that a cer tain community has been terrorized and the authorities intimidated, he has no authority, of his own volition, aud on his own judgment, to send another judge into that district.

Theu comes the appeal, which, io most cise results in a new trial, so numerous nnd so fine spun have been tbe objec tions urged by the court of appeals against any rulirg looking to tho protection of etciely. Appetls in criminal cases should be refused, or if this eeeius too severe, then the grounds for a new trial or au appeal be clearly defined acd the esses should be very fowand exception al. These changes aie, we baMeve, esscn tial to a rigid punishmtnt of all criminals. Tj these changes must our people come at last. Tun reign of lawleisoess must cease Kentucky must vindicate her civilization.

Her good name is in jeopardy. Too long have we tolerated crime; content to say we are no worse than Ohio or Tennessee. But let us consider that we are not responsible for the preservation of order in any State but our own. Here we are responsible and wo should Bee to it that no men are sent to the Legislature who hold views it', variance with tbe good order of eociely. Madison Couniy.

W. II Miller, cir cuil court clerk, received a telegram Monday staling that his brother, Irvine Miller, formerly a hardware merchant in this place, had committed suicide that morning at his home in Kirl Park, Benton county, Ind. Dr William G. White, of the firm of White Si Stockton, has sold his interest to Mr. W.Willis, and retired from the drug business.

The style of the new firm is Stockton A Willis. C. 8taflord, proprietor of the Richmond Planing Mills, made au assignment last Wednesday, to J. Stone Walker, Liabilities said to be $15,. 000; assets consist of mill and other real estate that cost $30,000.

The OJd Fellow1 picnic on the 21st is expected to exceed anything of the kind ever seen in the State. -Herald Elderly Masher (trying to scrape an acquaintance) -'Charming day, madam. Are you traveling alone?" Lady (vivaciously) 'Oh, nc; I'm going down to Newport to be tried for bigamy, Those two gentlemen in the front seat are my brothers, those in tho rear deputy arteritis and my two husbands ate in the smoking cir T. VERNON, ROCKCASTLE COUNT By recent additions of machinery Iho furniture factory here is enabled to turn nut chairs at a lively rate. Three or four went frotu this piece to the republicin Senatorial Convention which was held ol London Wednesday.

Wear told tt the cpr. at will rut continue his Sunday trips to---much longer will but take Ler home II. Jsrretl arid Simuel Ward.repub lican oonleetantfl for the legislative nomina tion, have agreed to submit their chinos to a committee of stvtn. Pal O'Brien, the man who altcmpied suicide by cutting his throat last week, (a been pronouueed lusine by the doctors and is yet in it vitj critical condition from his wounds. -S eve Prewitt while working in a ballast quarry just scuth of town Wednesday, had a stone to fall "on his leg, pinning him to the ground.

It was pried oil nnd the wounded man carried home when one bone was found to be fractured. Ilsrbee, tl prohibition candidate spoke here Wedoeeday to a fair crowd. In his speech he stated that Bdley would get but a slim vote and Buckner would probably cat half the usual democratic vote and tLc prohibitionists would carry the State like a whirlwind. Such nonsense. The officers are after James Ferrell, a Tenne'seoan, who married Miss Underwood in this county some four years since.

It is claimed that he has pinca nnrried at Wil an I the ofihers there scued him away. Hu came back to Rockca3tIe for a short timo 2nd thin js getting too warm for him be is now io hiding or loft the country Milton Miller, has returned from tho Kirksville fchocl. The Weber nine claim l.im for their pitcher. J. D.

Mitch ell, our old schoolmate, now Richmond's Mayor, was with us Monday. Mrs. White, mother of D. White, proprietor of the Town Hill orchard near this place, is here from Cincinnati, yisitingjher son. Mr.

W. P. Lincoln, of Harrodsburg, was here Wednesday. Mr 2C. Langford, a prosperous merchant and farmer cf Langford Station, th'e county, was married Wednesday evening at the reidencoof the bride's parents, to Mies Ella Brannaman, eldest daughter of Ileniy Brannaman, a neighboring Jfarmer.

ThuB one by one the bachelors eao the error of their wsy and fall into line. The couple leave via the K. to day, Tcuwday, for a trip to tbe Eost. Dr. Davis, the Superintendent of Schools, tells us that he is having a warm time cf it eince the school trustees' election.

Several districts, bad no election, some that did were irregular, in others the trustees resigned for various reasons and the Dr. says in others every one refuees to serve as trustee and others yet look to him to sppoint trustees to suit the various factions and altogether the position at present is not an enviable one. The new pUenl jail windows, an in vention of J. W. Mullins, of London, have just been received here.

Tho Mt. Vernon building will be the first jail in which the windows will have been placed. Tceee are also tbe first the inventor has ever had made, having only gotten the idea a short time etnee. It is pronounced by thoeo having examided it as bein; the best thing in that line ever invented. It is next to an impossibility to cut through it even with tho bit of tools.

Henry (softly) Florence, do you think you c.mld leave vour happy home and loving friends to go into the far West with a worthy young man, who has no wealth eave hia profession? I A pause I am waiting Florrie. Florence (tenderly) Ye, Henry, I think I cctild. Henry (with a sigh of re-lie') -Well, I'm right glad to hear you eay that. You tee, my friend Joe is goicg West, and wante to marry; so I'll just your case Io him, The Judge. A Ckul'l Old Man.

Young man (to sexton at church tbo eermon nearly Sjxton About an hour yel; he is only on his "Lastly." Young man Will it take him an hour to get through hia Sexton Nc; but there's the "One word more nnd I am done," and the "Finally," and the "In conclusion" to come yet. Don't be impatient, young man. Your girl won't spoil. Georgetown county, S. has a lake the water of which turned inky black after a storm recently, and every livirg thing that could crawl on land left It.

Fish dead and dying floated to the sur'ace, until enough of them had risen to "cover a hundred acres of land a foot deep." Thousands of buzzards are congregated on the shore, and, when alarmed, "arise and make a noise similar to the roaring of an earthquake." "Dago Joe," tbe murderer of young Walter Haines at Shelby Dpot, several weeks ago, was takea from the officers by a in ib nnd hangtd. Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, csn be Cured by administering Dr. Haines' Oolden Specific. It can be given In a cup o( cotleo or tea no knowledge ol the person taking It, effecting a speedy and criiiuiieiit euro, whether Hie patient is a moderate drinker or un alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards liao rieen made temperato iiipii who hao taken tho (iolden Specitle In their cottee without llietr knowledge, and to-day bellcie they quit drinking of their own tree will.

No harmful effect results from Its administration. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular and full in rtouiMeneo (Jomikn M'KctrtcCo VJKace oU. O'uo TAXES! TAXES To tho Tax Payerc cf Lincoln 'Ooanty. The Tax Books are now rnajy aod I am ready to rrcalre th Taxes.

L'mler the new ltoveuua Ijut UieHbprlft Ii compiled to settle with tho State fire months earlier than heretofore. So plea come lor ward a id pjr Mrlr. T. XKWttAAIt, 8. 1,.

C. OTU.X.INEU'ir. i I am dally opening an elegant line of Spring and i Hummer Milliner, Including all Tho Latest Novelties of the Se.tson. AIjo Notion-, such as Handkerchief, Collar! and Cutli, Kuchlu, Coneti, Bustloi, att. You will And mo at the rooms lately vacated by A U'arron, next door to thn Mtpm Homo, HJ TE J) VIHiF.UA 11.

KM, AYItU. JAS. O. OIVENS, Notary Public. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 811 Fifth Street, ICY.

lipoma 3 and 3, C'romle Block. PEARSON CLARK, Wholesale Grocers LEXINGTON, KY. I l'ri 11 Went Main struot. 203-Cm WILLIS HOUSE, MAIN 11ICI1310.M). KV J.

B. WILLIS, Proprietor, For a good Tabic And clean and well furnished rooms, thli Hotel has no superior. Good eample rooms attached. MOUSE, LONDON. Kl'.

Proprietor. Thoroughly Itciiomtcd anil throiieliont. Fare mill ronNounblc liny ami night tnliiNftrc met by polite l'ortcrH or thli popular House. 207-Cm, LOUIS SCHLEtiEL, lMOTOGKJLPHEI5, Photographs ill all styles and sizos. Pictures in India Ink.

Crayon and Water Colors. i Kewdesijui In Frames ant Mats at very low Prlcoi. $100 BEWABD The colored Baptist church of Stanford will pay Sli9 reward for the arrest and conviction ol 'the person who tired Into tbe church nnd wounded llev. Ueorge W. B)ltln; on tbe night of the Kd ot May.

Craiu Jackmam, AukSiunkj, Dan allkcaktkb and alex, smith. im.I.S.UUJtDETT, OCULIST, BRODHEAD, 7KY. Has had ao experience of over fifteen years, and has i successfully treated buudrels of cases Special attention is given to the treatment of all of the eyea. Name and address ot patients cured given on application If doMrod. 20-Cm.

CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, OF LtM'AKTRt KY. $133,000 00 This Bank sollilta accounts of Individuals, firms and corporations. Ita facilities for making lu all parti of the United States, are and cutomera are at 'nil time's granted any reasonable accommodations they too proper toRsk. We Leg to oiler our services to tho citizens ol neighboring counties, without lianklng 1 facilities, auJ asur6 them that any busmcas sent us shall at all times have prompt and Ifalthlul at tcntlon. J.

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jkltUFte; at Alum Spring; I HiTln? l.ullt new nn 1 hnuie at Alum Spring, Boyle county, I wlllopon It to the puouc on HOXDAY, 1KTII, 1SS7. I This Ii one ol the most ocllghtful and deserved- It popular summer resorta In America. Fire powers. For circular gUIng term, address ii. no uAit i), 10-Ot Alum Spring-, Ky.

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PKRKtra. Bboliikid, May, Albright A Martin bos to Inform their many friends and customers ol i he change in Mrni nan to JIAKTIX A PJBICKIK.S. Tne new firm hops, not only to sustain the reputation of the old, but intends to niaku many Improvements lu the manufacture ol tobacco whlth will ba to the Interest of our customers. We will devote special attention to our Natural Loaf brands of Kentucky's btst leaf Thanking you far past favors aud asking lor a continuation of your trade, we remain, Itespictfully jour. S-it MA it IX VKKKMXS.

YOUK AXTJBNTXOar IfcJ SOLICITET). I have secured the services cf a first-class Bar-I ber, and propose to turn out work done up only In tbo highest Style of the Tonsorial Art. My i shop Is centrally located, next door to A Menefet's. I am prepared fix the "bangs'1 of young ladles in a manner truly entlclnr. A call from both tne ladles and gentlemen ol lord and the public generally ts very solicited.

11- WILL Kixa. pesnuiis Tbe world-renowned Kuubo, the famous Decker A Son, the popular and reliable Everett. Thj Clougn A Warros, and ths J0U2 A I Any one desiring an elegant and durable- slcal instrument will do well to examine oar prices bjforen ctudu; Wears agents for the Jon Church A Cj and will I rant our Pianos foi seven yearr, and our Organs for live years The Everett PMno and the Clouitb, A WarreuOrgin are the best and inoit reliable instruments Ojr instrument can ba seen at the fojtotlic In Stanford, where Miss Iloin P.ictiards will Mate prices, etc. Persona who nave purchase! tbes 1 lustrumenta I will testify 10 their durability and elegant finish we win nngiai to servo tne puoitc, aud guaran teesatietaetlun. Elder W.

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