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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-10
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
By Our Special correspondents1
uUsTONvII.LE..
rspi.san Re~tvtsuss

Falstsff lives. lie has "lsrlcd the lean
earth" while combating the scrupl,s Of reti-
cent voters, until the perrpira,iop wellcd from
every pore. lie has met Kindness with graft
tude--reproach with equinimity iufn.
iuly bad jokes with an approving smile. In
short he has enjoyed partial success with
quick nest and sustained utter defeat like a
philosopher.
To-day he extends to you kindly greeting
and hopes again to meet with your readers,
through your columns, by sending them a
record Of the tights and sounds, surroundings
and capabilities Of his temporary home.
IL is his purpose to set out on Friday next,
on bis voyage up the classic "Salt River
And asks you to notify the remainder Of the
Respondent host, cruelty designated defeated
csndida,es"--thst the expedition will start on
the day appointed. Warn them to render
vous promptly at the Hotel Of oblivion, in
the village u Candidates Limbo, with com
plete outfit for the voyage. A package Of uo-
used ballots, and memorandum book con
tanning imposing list. II undiscovered vo-
tiers will prove pleasant reading. Croquet
sets will not be needed, rs the rehearsal Of
stump-spcechcs will afford sufficient exercise.
Other necesaries willsuggest themselves. Tell
Arch To have his supplies securely packed.
Uncle Harry will bring q map Of Lincoln
county, and point out all the places where he
has lived, &C.
A friend insists that a. the waters will
scarcely be navigable in August, Tom had
better join this expedition, and offers 10 fur
nish him . ticket. This IL scarcely necc-.s-
ssry, however,. as the Railroad will attend 10
all cases by that time.
Wishing you all success, snd hoping that
you will regularly mail the JouRsAI to our
retreat, ~e leave the subject.
The village Of HUstonville is putting on it,
Spring attire. Cook a Green are opening an
extensive stock Of the fanciful aud the sub
stantial.
Boyle. Roach 4 Co., Railroad firm, are
supplying their own trade to considerable
extent. No special movement in stock but
a lively trade in butchers stuff for the sup
ply cfour numerous imported consumers The
smisble and gifted "Ethelbert" "a, here ON
election day, and doubles Scotch the man
ner, living ~ they rir" Vale. +.
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OF the several Tennessee gentlemen who
make regular trips from that State to our
county with cattle, sheep, ETC., which they
readily dispose Of at fair prices 10 our enter
prising farmers and stock traders, none are
more highly respected for their honesty and
air dealing than Messrs J. NJ. Copeland and
J. NJ Maxwell, Of the vicinity OF Livingston,
Tenn. The latter named gentleman was in this
vincinity this week and sold to Mr.. Jno. NJ.
Hail IS cattle a, S3S per head. At Mr.. Ms
instance We send specimen copies Of the
JOURNAL to number of the stock raisers in
his section Of country as he says he desires it
circulated among the men with whom hedeals,
so that they may keep posted upon the stock
trade out here. lie desires no advantage of
his neighbors in trading with them. In this
respect he is different from some of our Ten
nessee subscribers, who order their papers put
up in separate wrappers, SO that their neigh
bors will not by chance get sight ofour mar
ket quotations.
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Mr.. II. T.. Barrow, the owner Of the supurb
fish. pond on the Lancaster and Stanford turn.
pike, two miles from this place, authorizes us
to extend an invitation TO persons who desire
to fish in his pond TO come and welcome. lie
imposes but two restrictions upon those who
avail themselves Of his generosity, viz let.
Persons who catch bs~-, small or large, must
turn them loose in the pond instantly without
injuring them IL possible. 2nd. Persons who
60 on horseback or In vehicles must hitch
out sidc of his premises. These conditions
we hope no one will have the ingratitude to
disregard The object Of the first is to
stock the pond with an abundance Of game
fish the second IL obvious. The Irsc Wal
tons may now enjoy the sport Of fishing With
out the long tramp 10 the river, and II true
knights may return home after q few hour
laden with fnny trophies. Success to all Who
try their luck, /" and lad cold to those who
forget the printer.
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AUGUST ELECTION 1874.



We are suthorised n spnounce ". N. owslEY, o.
Lancaster, candidate ff Circuit iuise u this the
eth, Judieai District NJ the next August ei-stion,
subject 10 the will Of the Dunocrsilc party.
\ To the voters ~ the sth tadcih District Having
srreive fum time ~ time during several yesr- past
very grnrrs and fsierng solicitation RON the people
~ parts ~ this District 70 he-e csniifste Or
the Judgrship of the Circuit Court sceordiDsly su
uouncr myself candidate fer he position namei II
the people II the District should onpr me by an ect
ion " the place 10 shish s~,ire viii entes,or not
10 disappant their confdence, but by Industry snd
Nithtul attention ~ the uties ~ the oce sns-t
that IL 4 not wholly mlsplscsd
t0s-u JOIN =. VAN WRINKLE
Tss Csmwss ~esrsh's Attorney.
Ef,f~ fsfersor yewrnail
You viii snnoance me o. . candidate fr Common
suhlect the action af the Democratic PARTY IN
form It's action may h. espress..i -
We src authorized N snbounce n &. WARREN .
candidate fr Common eslths Attorney oi VI. sth
Judicial District At the next August election subject
10 the viii Of the Democratic party
We are requested To snnounce GEORGE nm
NY, IT,, % Lancaster acsnddste tW Common vealth's
Attorney Of the Eighth Judicial District at the ensut
Ing August ~l~cion.
ses yassss. ,-.ra
Tan candidate &c Jaiior % lincoln county, and
ell thank my friends 10 give notice u the fsrt-
EN- DAVIDSON
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We have in The Amsrrcan Agrieu,turia for
March, the picture and description Of the
most remarkable milk COW on record. She is
an Ayrshire of medium sine and goes by the
name of old Creamer. And well might she
bear the name. She gave during the month
Of June last year, an average Of nine gallons
per day, and for the Gr-t seven days gave elev.
en- gallons per day. She gave milk in weight
during fifteen days, more than she weighes
herself, namely eleven hundred and thirty.
six pounds. Her milk is said TO be exceed
iugly creamy, and great stock markets
are made therefrom.
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Mcssrs. o. J. Crow and James Elder, Of his
vicinity report from the southern market to
their friends that they have about closed ont
their mules and will return home within a
few days. The highest price realized by Mr..
Crow on a single mule was SlGO, and the
lowest price $40. The market is reported a
little better.
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We shall demand settlements with every
person we meet in town next Monday who
owes Us, either small or large amount. And
all the time will try TO wear our blandes,
smile-taking no refusals, however, from any
one. We really need the money, otherwise
we would hesitate to take Il IL offered "these
hard times"
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A CLARK county man sold six months old
short-horn bull calf few days ago, to Mis-
souri, gentleman, for 81 500 cash. The gentle
purchasing said he cane to Kentucky to bu,
the best young bull he could find in the State
and he believed b. had found hin. in Clark
How unfortunate that he did not visit old
Lincoln AMI examine the stock Of John i
n~.l.v
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The residence Of John II. shanks, 81 our
town, vas struck with lightning on Monday
night last. The bolt fell upon the chimney
between the kitchen and the d~elling, and
wen, down through the floor near the stove.
The family Icing in bed at the time, no harm
sa- done to any ono, and very little, II any,
harm 20 the house.
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A fatal duel was fought near New
Orleans, recently, between Mr.. A. b.
Phillips, a lawyer, and Mr.. Bienvenu,
in which the latter was instantly killed.
The deceased was the challenging party
The difficulty grew out of some insulting
remarks made by the wife of Pienvenu
to Phillips. We presume The termagant
now mourns her high-bred folly.
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The hog ordinance was defeated on las,
Saturday, 10y majority Of 49, but the prime
object Of the agitation of the momenious
question, viz: The collection Of polltax from
the DARK lantern company vas glorious sue
cess. Spring the question of hogs or no
hogs" and eolored dclin1ucn,s will come to
time. certain
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IHE City election of Cincinnati, held
on Monday last was grand victory for
the democrats. They carried the election
by nearly six thousand majority. And
thus the day dawns along the whole line.
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We will probably have some speaking on
Monday nert from the Democratic nominees,
and perhaps some from the representatives Of
the what-you -call-ems ticket but we rejoice
In the belief that no independent or bolter
will have the audacity to appear on the ros-
from
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VIZ have missed from our exchange
list for some weeks, the everwelcome
Farmers Home journal. II put in its
appearance again this week in a new and
most beautiful form, and full Of ex,
eellent matter, both original and select.
ed. II is the best agricultural weekly
Of the South and West.
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Mrs. Ann NJ. Monroe, Hee-Mrs. Jane.
T. Craig, Of Brsdfard, Mass, who was once a
citizen Of our town years sgo, Is nov on q
visit To her relatives here. Many Of her
old friends will be glad 10 meet her.
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TT. Van ArsdsIe, Of Mercer, owns mare
which la-, week, gave birth to two mules, one
being feet y inches, and the other . feet \
inch in hight.
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Mr.. John Hail started lot of 90 cattle and
1923 sheep cover the river few days ago, and
will test the Lexington court day market.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND Cuop rTEMs.

John VI. Hail bought Of O. NJ. Whitehead.
u Rockcastlc county, a small lot Of heavy
cattle nj &C.
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County court day next Monday A larger
crowd than usual expected to ts in attendance.
The Stallion shos promises to he good,
though there GILL I've deficiency in numbers.
Good grazing cattle will find ready sale a,
fair prices. Unlc-s the ground i in crtraor-
dinsiily sne order for plou hing, our country
friends MAY mske II profitable to run down
to town" on Monday.
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This morning our eyes were greeted with
snow on the houretops and fences. The
wind is in the North, and the air quite chill
enough for January.
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The protracted meeting which has been
held in the Southern Presbyterian Church for
few days past closed with eleven additions
% the membership. Rev McElory, assisted
the Rev william. Grow, the regular pastor
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HOME yOTTINGs.

II has rsincd nearly every other day on an
average Tor the past three weeks.
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A friend at Gum sulphur, Rockcastle coun-
~, hvor- Us With a very ancient document
which illustrates the manner in which the
early settlers Of Kentucky drew up their OBJ
legations. The following is verbatim copy.
ten Days after Daigh, ] promise to pay to
James hogiu one horse unDcr the aye Of eight
years old to te worth good sccon rate Cows
and their Calves il bean for value received Of
him this 30eth OF may 1903.
Test. JNO. LEvE.
wv HUGHES
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Don't fail to call, examine and price
the mammoth stock Of Groceries. Boots.
Shoes, Hats, etc, at Pherigo G. Duderars.
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A black cross " after your name on the
margin 81 your ~. paper, signifies that the
time for which you subscribed has expired,
and that you are requested 10 renew your sub
scription. red cross indicates tina, your sub
scription remains unpaid, and you are politely
dunncd for II.
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Rev. Father Dream will hold services in tho
courthouse on Sunday morning, April IA
next Sunday.
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Uaydansc Furniture Rooms are packed snd
HJyuCss , eramIaed with every conceivable
article in the Furniture line
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HOME JoTTINGs.

The stanford College hs. nearly ninety
pupils.
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DaoA HAfDEN's new Advertisement on the sec
ltVuu ond page Of this rapsr, aud give him ear
" call, " only ~ examine Que of the most attractive
Stocks OF Furniture, Wall Paper, Etc
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VIZ. HUGHES.

An item is going the rounds Of the press
that the Contractors on the Cincinnati South
en road complain that our Liacoln county
farmers are extortiona,e in their charges for
forage. We deny this emphatically. 1t is
we'll known that at this season Of the year, all
kinds Of forage is scarce, and higher than at
any other time. Besides this, the part of the
road now under construction, runs through a
poor section Of country, where but little, COM
paratively, is ever raised, and scarcely enough
for the farmers themselves. This is the rea-
sou Of high prices. But We assert that our
we'll TO do farmesr. ask no more for corn, oats,
hay, etc, than the farmers in Central Ken
lucky anywhere.
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subscriptions Paid.

We acknowledge the receipt Of the follow
ing sumson subscriptions since the publication
of our last list.
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T0wer Palace.--id M Af issls lSS:.,
MAJ RI street Louisville Ny. Choice aud full stock
Of sn's, Youths aud thildrens' Clothing
idies hr measuring, sent on application,
ytois q, D. With prlNilfs' Il examining
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An individual who once resided in Stan
ford Is desd-beating pretty extensively over
in Illinois and Indiana, rcrreseuiing himself
as CLERK Of the Lincoln county tkyD Circuit
Court, Sheriff Of Wayne county, (ky) Clerk
Of Garrari county ,KyD etc. Our Posimas-
ter il receiving letters Of enquiry almost dii-
" from the victims Of bis fraud, let iioos-
,irs learn that our officers don't trsvel over the
country strapped, even il the knowledge costs
them a V each.
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A new stock Of Hats, Boots and Shoes
At Pisrig, G Dudisrar's.
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The dwelling house Of Samuel Helm Esq,
in this county, vas consumed by FIRE on Sun
dAy last, about noon. during the high wind
which prevailed a, that time. HE loss !.
shout $4,000. with no insurance his policy in
the Etns having eIpircd'lsst year As.ever-
al beishbor- h.rpenei to h. at HE house al
the Time, the greater part of the furniture va.
ssved-~oee Of II in dsmsged condition.
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~ far, the frui; crop, in this section, is all
right True, aau,s Of II vas Killed, hut The
trees are ye, too fall, aud II more is not kill
ID hereafter. Il ~ill become necessary Ia
thrash It Of in order TO save the branches
from destruction. Peach trees are nov one
mas Of bloom, and next ~-ck the cherry,
pear and plum trees vill he IS white ss 3
snow bank Small fruiis will slso he fine snd
abundant, II no failure ice -lell comes to de-
stroy them.
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public Library Is a great blessing 10 any
city or town, but it is not always possible To
have them except ON a small scale II Is en-
tirely possible, however, 10 have a reading
room in every town Of three or four hundred
inhabitants. The periodical literature could be
found. We could name a score Of the best,
which could be had for an average price OF
two dollars and half each or, say fifty dol
lars per year. Let twenty or more persons
put into a general fund two dollars and half
each, and thus become a member This
would give them access to the entire twenty
home and foreign publications. Surely il
would be cheap and valuable reading matter.
In the charter Of the town Of Stanford we
find this causei THE Board of Trustees NAV
establish fire companies, and procure the nee
essary engines and implements to be used in
case Of fire, and make such regulations as they
may deem necessary in relation to said com
panes." The fearful experience Of our neigh.
boring towns during ,he past few years should
serve as a warning TO all towns which have
nc means Of protection from the devastating
flames. IL will cost something In organize an
efficient fire company, but We stand prepared
10 demonstrate 10 a mathematical certainty
that the reductions which would be made
from the present insurance rates on the poll.
cies now in force in the town would nearly. il
not quite, delray the expenses of organizing a
Ere company and purchasing an effective APP
paralus for hre-hghiing, Men who pay 500
insurance upon their property, could, were
there good fire department in the town. get
Tho same Insurance for s7b
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Tam q csniidate &c Jailor 81 IIncoln county, an
oil thank my friends 10 give notice q the tsct.
I'm. DAVIDSON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

The Supreme Court Of PennsyiyAnis
With iUl bench, yesterday reused u
grant discharge to George o. Evans, OF
the grounds, first, that the insolTent Law!
Of Pennsylvania did not extend to debt.
due TO the Commonwealth; and second
that il they did, be could not be dis
charged Tor the reason thst be received
money as the agent Of the State.
AT the Boston, Mass, Mystic Park
races, yesterday, the first race, for 8 punt
Of 81 600, for three minute horses, mile
heats, best three in i've, 10 harness, Wa
won by TwiehelPs Wellesley Boy, in the
second, third and fourth heati, in $50
2:27t and 227i. Seven horses started.
The Insurance Commissioners Con.
Teution was in session in Detroit, Mich
igsn, yesterday. R. ]. Smith, Of Chicagn
from the Northwestern Board Of Under
writers, presented paper upon the tax.
alton OF Insurance Companies, Arguing
that the taxation by States OF conn anies
organized in other States, was nnconsti.
tutiousl, and protesting against the tax
alton d gross premiums. Resolutions
were submitted declaring that the taxes
upon the gross receipts are unjust and
oppressive. The Convention adjourned
I'LL today.
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Own mn R1n-A n.ss1,1 Ers.,
d 70 b Organized 81 B,oeAsTI ST.
HoBe On Saturday evening.
TIE BIdgepost, AAstia's Ps..y u4
S. ClIiHTiIe schools oonzs-cs ~.
winter terms On No05Iy peIt.
Rev. McLeGry, q he BtidgportXE
Church, i attending camp nsta,s &
Ir6ependenee, Pa
AthAHkssiTiDg meeting VS. hs.1 (, q.
u Z Church II Bridgeport hz; rv...f
By The Temperance people
The 0A Rohirsoa Ho1se, in B;;.r..
poIt, hAs been leased irua NJ. Ae.is.
b. DAVID L Jsmes, q stezhsayiIs II,
now called the sRiTerEide-"
A mas Temperance meeting VII =
hsld 81 The PreSbyterisn hCorca u NJ.
tins Fe1y this evening. 10 celebrate =.
recent victories II Ohio.
BridgepoEt Justices Gppesr 70 b iLt...
4rsst We haVe1t bad . polka s.s
from them fr several Eesh.
The repairs on the back riJeE b;i!s.
Ere progressing finely. Both tnHV.yl
am fastened up, AID ye pedestrian i
obliged 10 take the tnEide, Ehica L 4.
ei6edly dArk, day and night
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WHEN the Republicans move, the
world moves. Tins reflection is suggest.
ed BY several facts connected with the
Congressional CONVENTION, which met in
ms city Yesterday. Out OF three courts
now in daily session here, only one trans
acted any business yesterday, and 1t ad-
loufned some time before the Convention
was called TO order. Again, our police,
% 90 honor 70 the occasion, appeared in
tul dFess Uniform, instead Of Their usual
semi-omciAl style. The interest OF the
ein1ens seemed 70 centre on the delibers.
nons Of the gentlemen in the Open
House, and nothing Of consequence oc-
CURED outside,
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River New.

The river continues TO recede slowly.
Last evening there were only feet il.
che in The channel
The Willie ]. has taken the plscs Of the
Reese in the sunf.h trade.
The Iron Valley left for the briekysrt;
with two kees.
The Monitor on Wednesday evening
stuck At Cspttua, and has no. ye, se:-
ceeded in getting Of
The Tempest arrived from New MAJ.
tinsville and returned.
The Ragon did not get in from Pa
kGsburg untl IL u yesterday. 81.
Wss detained BY fog and low water. sic
returned At HAN The Science i To-
days boat.
The Forest City took q load Of wG.s.-
melons TO Steubenville.
The G. W. HoEnbrook took 40 empty
fstto Mingo. Eya
The Reese has laid up st Sul1A ts
low water.
Considerable difficulty wss experienced
h getting the Martins Ferry ieIy bat
Eureks, On the docks, On account Q! tie
width Of her spron.
The Rankin is undergoing rspAirs 70
her turnace and machinery. She vi!
probsbly leave Tor below this norrirs
The Salt Valley Is announced to leave
for Cincinnati and intermediate po.1u
this Afternoon 81 8 O'clock.
A movement is being sgits;ed il Pits,
butgh 70 get upa stock company SIT
build 8 couple Of new sidewheeled boats
Tor The Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet
trade Whether It viii amount 10 AHy-
thing or not time win tell; bu. tbe;e NJ
those who believe = couple Of good S'aH
would soon build up paying Business
IBy TelesrIphl
PITTsBURGH, Sept 3.-River i incas
and falling, Raining Slighuy.
Lou1svILLR, Sept S.-Westhe' e!sai
and pleasant. River rising slowly VIE
4 feet 8 inches in the cansl and feet :
inches IN the chute. Arrived-Sb!PPen
Own, Cincinnati; Shamrock, Tennessee
River; John Means and tow, Whee.iog
Lookout and tow, Pemeroy. DepAEtsd-
Shippers Own, Evansville; shAnf1tk'
Eonton; John Means and tow, ST. Los!:.
EvANsyILLB, Sept 3.-Rlver iA.!tn
inches Weather clear; mercury Is los
DoTn-Dick johnson, Vint shlok.e,
Evansville. slEerhorn, TArAScAn Apa
sandy. UP-George Roberts and B. Il
Cooke. Business good.
CAIRO, Sept. S-Rlver 10 feet 8 inches
and rising. Weather clear; mercury -
Arrived -ClGrkEVille, Memphis,