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The interior journal., 1874-01-30
Fatal ARRAY In Liberty.

1t is reported by persons returning from
court, at Liberty in Casey county. that des.
perate ahray occurred in that place On Mon
day last. The prominent actors in the siiray
were James Fair and Leroy Napier-both
young men but the firing was for time 50
general as to amount TO iasilade. Fair was
bit slightly in the necs-Napier received two
or three shots, one Of which proved fatal al.
most Immediately. II Ia rumored that some
Others we're hurt. The tragedy is traced back
to an old family fead, aggravated by frequent
collisions. Fair MAS immediately arrested, or
turrndercd himself
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

The health Of our town and vicinity is fair,
though the sick list is larger this week than
usual. Mr.. Eligah Curtis, aged % years, st II
fingers, though may die at any moment. Mrs.
Jas REYNOLDS is suffering with cancer and
growing worse. G. d. Wearen has been quite
i'll for the past ten days, threatened with con-
gestion of the brain. Z. b. Caldwell ia i'll,
though nothing serious. William Dickenson,
one of our attaches, has been quite sick for
several days past measles and erysipelas.
Miss Jones, niece of Grecnup Jones, has a.
bout recovered. Mrs. Greenup Jones was re-
ported very sick on Wednesday. Mrs. +. q
Brady has consumption, and is very low.
Judge Bailcy's broken limb is knitting finely.
and he will be able to be out in another week.
The measles have sbated in town, but are still
prevalent in some sections Of the county,
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
OuR TERMS.

Hereafter our terms will be strictly
cash for all subscriptions, Job Work
and advertising. Ifit becomes absolute.
ly necessary that we change Job Work
Of any description, IL is with the express
understanding that 30 per cent will
be added to our regular cash rates. We
will not deviate from our terms under
any circumstances.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Ayentleman, who lives in the city Of Clarks'
willie, Tenn, sends US two dollars to pay for
another years subscription to our paier, say
ing MY wife formerly resided in your place
and she cannot get along without ill., Now
that's the way to talk aud and act. How
many more are there like this good wife, who
would like to have sur JouRSALr Doubtless
, ,hers are more than hundred, and their hus''
\binSk brothers, fathers, &e., should sub.cribe
ior n IornrAi pt srS
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

The sigh, Of bran new two dollar bill
has wonderfully rjuvinating effect upon lis
at all times, but when in connection with one of
these necessary lubricsto~, We saw the old
familiar signature of our beloved friend X. +.
Huffman, Of Radersburg, Montana, it set Us
all aglow with delight, How arc you Dick?
Rows wife Of etc etc"
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
AUGUST ELECTr0N-is74.
ror Commo. wealth.. Au.r.-,.

w.-..,,-.,..y, a. ......... I, ., 40 .,r.,
~. ~. 'u."'i..a Nv. ' y. ~ i'ts :" ', nnt's
Iiii.p n,.,,,e, a, 'hs n.,, ,,n., ~. 81, 'ns s,.
u the ~lll Of the Democratic party
r...s. p.s..
S s""se'
We are au'L1rircA 10 announce NJ e. SArTLTy
9anilaae % ~ f,r,e.i'en To ths omce oi Jutse Of
,,,,i -. - ~ 4 -v,V' aV, W u,n le'l'h . 'he
., .h.''" t~'V "A' '-se w 'h' "'"''i"n "' aeNn-
e.r Ctrruss s,..n
,...,,, q. .,,,,,,.. =. , w,rr,s
nNe Nens t~las,'s, l,'.,,s' 70 mholns nhs ~ WAiths
Court tlec'i'n hrs' Monday In August isH
JOHN A. bNli, 81. requests Us To announce him
scandidate Tor ,lerk of tn Lincoln Cirrut Court
s"'ye'' =" INV 81" " wv "e"''''ne party OF idhc"h
"a. .r. authorized ,o ,,n,n,.. A 4, sxnv L.,
r.,,'.,','e .s,,iti,,s a. go y, ~ ,i1
f"'
To the voter. of lincoln county I am a candidate
fr reelection the ofacc " Cert Of the Lincoln
County Circuit court. subject To the decision Of a
Convention or Primary Election, of The prmoe ratio
P"'' =" "' '0""''' '"'u'' e''n'' ~ ~ 'v,ttrp
:" "''''"
For County Court Ctesk.
tounty Csat tisfs aud VII submit 70 the wiz ui
The hemosTsiic party IN the selection OF candidate
car I.sior
an Q candidate f,r Jailar of Iinc1lu county snJ
sill lhant my friends 10 ave notice of the tart
4 ~ DAVIDSON.
-, N ,.,.,.,, -
pemocratie candiditc nr Jaior Of Lincoln county
Election h,i Monday IA August. Is.L
a, W ", ~ " "v,'f'' !" si,uouh.e =. y w - eth
p',s ~ ~ ,,aa y, ~. ~, -, W .e ~ = ssi,i i T.. ~
..ls.,is, ~ I, s.na,t,tn VI A'"'''' '1 '"'
We ar. ssthorisei 10 annaunce 4 2 rENpLEro>
scandiIaic ia the ofice Of Jsal oi iinaola caunty
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

II you want to sell your Bacon. Lard.
Meal. Flour, Butter, Eggs. Irish Pots.
toes or anything in the way of Country
Produce, for the highest price. and
where you can buy the cheapest Groce-
ries. Boots, Shoes, etc, take them to
PHERI0O 4 DUDDERAR.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
NEW COMERs.

On the 10th inst, to Florence Anderson
Clark, wife Of the editor Of the Harrodsburg
People, daughter second edition. We
observe that brother Clark had the good sense
in making the announcement. to pronounce
a benediction. Peaceful be thy cradled slum
bers, little Edith.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
Another Richmond In the Field.

This county is noted for its multiplicity Of
county candidates always has bsen, and al
ways will he. The chronic candidates around
Stanford, for Circuit Court Clerk had better
bestir themselves. Rev. John A. Boyle has
submitted to the pressure made by his numer-
our friends and will take the field immedi-
ately. As to his qualifications il is useles to
waste word on that subject, he is in every way
fitted to make No. officer. II any Of his
opponents tackle him upon the stump, they
will wish themselves in China, IIades or any
where else, eKcep, near him. We expect to
give him John Blain vote at this place
and Stanford knows what that means.-Hus-
tonriAe Correspondents Danriis Adrocaie.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Mr. l.. r. Yat.s exchanged his hotel on
corner Of Main aud som, r-et Stgeest to Me--rs.
Ed and H. Pendleton tor th,ir two dwelling
houses AMI lots. receiving $500 boot. The two
dwellings are worth fully 5000. A few more
such trades and Lee may retire from active
business on n comfortable competency.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

The Mountain Echo, Of Barboursville, has
an intelligent correspondent at Crab Orchard.
lie made two slight mistakes in his Lac, letter,
how,ve- Crab orchard is Mt tin the West End
of Lincoln, arl 20 hotels are not conducted
uron the European style" Commend us to
Crab Orchard hotels for no, only good meal,
but the downicst of beds.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Lanoaa.r-Court we'll attended, and consid-
erablc stock offered but prices depressed.
Cynthiana Large crowd; amount Of stock
limited; quality light; generally sold at 3.@
&c.
Winchest,r-well attended; to hundred
cattle on sale; generally sold at "a to &c; bulk
brush stock; no mules plug horses at low
figures.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
PULASKI COLUMN.
Edited by Will. q. Curd.

SUMMARY 90 TOWN NEWS
The Railroad Commissioners 'eit our towr
th's morning 10 condemn 'he hsh' o' way or
the South 'ide o' 'he he'"moefiand river and tt
'he "h'Ie' county nhc'
W. McNee FOX and MAJ wallace, return
ed 10 Somer'e' last evening from "h'tic,
county
'ap'' W. A. Oo'her, ishow engaged rmov
ing MS goods 10 the large and commodiou'
business house belonging 10 W. Z. Davis
~hich has recently oeen put IN excellent re-
pa'r' 'aii ana see the o"p'a'n one door oelo"
hs Qua -'ahd on MAN street lou VIII away
ma him 10 De 'he same clever ana accommo
da,hg merchant
Inc oem oomedy troupe ie" our town thi'
p'""s III 'o' WV ,"'''p p'''"s WV" " .'o"''
80 "' e'"''.' ~
-. ai.'uy ''""t' ,,s ~" ~" se"'''y'
.,",,s u -, '' g., '"' '"P
Wv 49, !,
W. ''a." '"'' '"' you"s sn'n, % " 9o"'''e'
,,,
''"''''O"'' ''''' wv ''' -'' VI "'-' ''''"'"'
ANo'hhR GEM
Another Gem was added to the Gem Com
edy troupe on Friday evening last, during the
play Of "fanchon the Cricket" and for one
evening only, in the form Of young gentle
man who travels in our section Of the State
for a certain wholesale house Of Louisville,
and the disguise not being complete his first
appearance on the stage called forth the ex'
clama'ion from one OF the ladies OF the audi
ance oh me, II that amt Mr.. FL his
part was pan'omine ana 'ha' OF an o'd gentle.
man. however, ne dahced oeau,"u''y' ana
g''ce'uiiy, anu oi COURSE Tue 'au'es say ne Is
e '' ''"''
W. WV '"e'' -
our county court was IN session several
"ays 'as' week'
judge W. H. fettns' John NJ barnet and
u w h'cn"ruroh' were apPoih'e" coo'mis'
-'ohefs 10 condemn "e r'eht OF way 'o' 'he
- y " " 'hfough our county, VINO nave
eh'ereu upon 'heir uuteS'
ihoinas ba'iow rendered ms resignation a.
sherh oi rulasSi county, whieh wa" received
anu samuel ia,e appointed 70 MI .ie 'acah'
CIV, VINO Immediately executed bond according
70 law ana entered upon the discharge oil
MS duties as sherih oi our county
Inc county Judge ana Attorney moved the
court tor an allowance IN addition to the s2p
cash heretofore allowed them, Tor services rem
dered from the 81 Monday in October 1872,
up To 81 Monday in Oc:'ber 1873, which mo-
ton vas rejected, to which the Judge anu Al
tOrnev excepted and praved au AppsS 10 the
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

We areinformed that the rurnersville High
School had to be suspended on account Of the
prevalence Of measles in the neighborhood.
The circumstance /. greatly regretted as !,
will, 10 some extent, damage the progress Of
this excellent school.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Read the important notice Of Geo. =. Wood
4 Bro, in our advertising columns this week.
We say Of cur own knowledge they are offer
ing their Stock Of Boots and Shoes a, unusu-
ally low prices. You cannot fail to serve
your interest hs dealing with them.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

IN the unfortunate stiray which took place
at Liberty last Monday, an account Of which
will be found elsewhere, our estimable fellow.
townsman, r. Blsin, fell in the action. lie
picked him. up however, with whole hide
and unperfora,ed pericranium.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Mr.. ID. l.. Stephenson has returned from
Royle county to his old home at Halls Gap
Station, and We welcome him back to our
coun,-. i,s j. useful citizen.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

The whca, crop reports from all sections Of
the county are decidedly promising, and with
no untowarj Intervention an abundance Of
that invaluable cereal may he expected.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. Geo. o. Barnes will preach at the court
house next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

News from Enterprise, Mississippi, received
last Saturday, reprents the marke, gluttcd,
and to sell for cash ruinous the very beet
mules bringing at the outside 1925. Fair
prices could be obtained on Fall paper
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Col. X. ]. Breckenridge has returned from
New York City and formed II law partnership
with Felix Fox, of Danvlle.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Miss Mattiebcll Bohon, Of Harrodsburg, has
been visiting her brother, J. T. Bohon, Of OIL
town for the past two weeks.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

As n matter cf courtesy we have, in
one or two instances departed from our rule
in reference to announcing candidates, and
have inserted On promise to pay in a day or
two, several announcements II the promises
Of our friends are not complied with immedi-
aiely We shall have to omit their notices,
We'd a. soon trust to the tongue Of a diminu.
tive humming bird for breakfast as to hope
to get five dollar bill out Of defeated can
didate
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

A -pcndid chance to buy good little farm.
Read Freely Pca,ock's advertisement IN our
land department.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Slight Quotations in the city live stock mar.
kc,s during the week, but no changes from
last quotations.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Our jolly gcntlemanly friend Finnell Of the
firm Of Wheat 4 Chssney Of Lonisville, wa.
In town taking orders last week. John had
several new and good ones To tell
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

II any of our citizens will take walk down
church building in our town greatly needs
rrpair- The fence is gone from the front and
sides. The front elevation is demolished and
the -,ecple in to,tcring condition. Why is
it that our houses of worship are thus allowed
to GU to decay, while the grog-shops and the
courthouse receive all needed repairs
~rr,ly there isa screw loose somew here
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

On the north side Of Kentucky river wheat
!. worth 81 IS to 81 80; corn SOC, and rye
81 90.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

Mrs. Sallie Truchcart, Principal Of the Stan
ford Female College, received a telegram from
Virginia few days ago bearing the painful
intelligence that her aged mother was very i'll
and not expected to live She left on the next
train for Virginia with the hope of being
present at the death OF her mother, but ere
she had reached Louisville another telegram
was received announcing her death. Mrs
Trueheart has the sincere sympathy Of agra,e-
ful community in her sad bereavement,
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

I have for sale about 20 good ycarling cat
tie, one mile from Stanford, on the Dsnville
turnpike. JAMES GlNENS.
Q--3f
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

IIog- are dying rapidly IN Mercer county
abou, Munjay's Landing. Disease unknown.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
HOME JOTTlNlss.

Wanted, by the voters u Lincoln county, q
for Coroncrl
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
LIVE STOCK ITEMS,


The stock trade in these parts Ia anything
but lively.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

The scarcity Of dwellings in Stanford com
PEELED one Of our beet mechanics John Il,
Higgins, to remove to the country last week.
HE card appears in another column.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
SIR JoHS FAIsrArF.

Nih JohN tALrTAff'
| For your eloquent, timely, and most just
tribute To the memory Of my dear, deceased
und forcver-departed little "dorg,' and for the
relief to my sorrow stricken heart, and tore
up" feelings afforded by that howl 40 blank
versical and ,echiag, and yet 40 expressive Of
the emotions Of used-up soul, I owe you
several thousand thanks--and I'm ready 10
settle.
Bull, my dear sir, was no common dog
Though diminutive in statue, insignificant in
size, You may say; he had the port and bear
ing Of the lordly lion. Low az he was he held
himself up lie was bold, without impudence
brave without bullying His every move
ment snd attitude was exqui-itely graceful
and wholly unaffected A "dorg" having
much to be proud Of, yet he was unassuning
There was none Of the sneak in his behavior
or manner. His head he carried erect, his
tail he carried ditto, except a gentle, gaceful
curve.
Yes sir, Of him have the prosd sati-fac-
tion to asser, that tho often trampled upon by
those whom the Great Dogmaker had endow-
with feet, fit only for trampling little 'purps"
to death for nothing, tho daily and hourly
and minutely and secondly scoficd at and de-
rided to his face by the proud and scornful,
who were mad because they had no little
"dorg' like himl and tho, in his last illness it
was his lot to endure bodily and perhaps spir-
itual anguish the intensity Of which is se-
cret, yet dare any man to saw that he ever
tucked hn tall No, sir! he went out Of the
world az he had lived in it. without bad tail
on him
My dear sir, have intima,ed that | owed
you debt Of gratitude for the versifed lam
entation which you so kindly furnished for
that sad occasion. This Is indeed no joke.
Surely was the worse grief-swollen mortal
on the earth or under it. Literally stuffed
ard distended with sorrow. not only too full
ior uttcrance,' but too full to be fooled with,
in fact felt dog gone bad, and for my life
couldn't CT up vail that would do justice
to the occasion NJ cry to fit it-and just
as was abou, to o,Spar or explode was re-
laxed by your appropriate lines, ! at once be-
gan to repea, with a suitabie whine. aud the
swelling has nearly all gone out Of me al
ready.
Again thank you sir, and pronounce yon
the greatest Alleviator OF the age, and poet
Yourr thoughtfully,
BLAIN
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

We are often asked why we do not offer
premiums for subscribers and thereby extend
our circulation. This week We print just
fifteen hundred copies. We have not found it
necessary to deceive our patrons with ten
cent chromos and six pence magazines to secure
this patronage. Such course is contrary to
our ideas of honesty. We prefer to spend the
money required to purchase pictures, etc. in
improving and making our paper worth the
price asked. We offer for the especial accom-
mediation Of agents reduced rates in clubs, but
it goes against the grain to do even that. II
We reduce the price of the JouRSAL to one
dollar, We will Of course furnish dollar pa
per We go upon the governing principle Of
supply and demand, 1. G. you demand and We
supply. II YOU want cheap pictures there's
lots of Yankees down East who will supply
them. We keep newspaper to sell. We sell
the JOURNAL at 81 eash-tske or lave il.
Which
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

The Husionville correspondent OF the Ado
cate wants to know why, in the vicinity Of
Hustonville, on the 3lst ult., ice formed on
the streams four inches thick while Stanford
had none'
"The scorching fires that in our entrails
glow. ADDISON.
ave are clad in gown that elows with
Tyrian rays."-Dryden.
"The arid breezes from fair Sonthlands,
come (via. Gin, Southern. l--CampbeA.
The interior journal., 1874-01-30

R. E. CROSS e. CO.,
Have Receiveda a Large
Invoice of Bleached
and Brown COttOns,
Cotton Flannels, Good
Madder Prints, Tick.
ings, Drills, &c., and
which were bought
since the failure of.
thegreat Eastern Man.
ufacturers, including
the following celebra.
ted makes:
~ NEW YORK MILLS COTTON ;
a. WAMSUTTA MILL COTTON;
"a FRUIT OF LOOM;
A. ANDROSCOGGIN l.;
"A LONSDALE;
A. HOPE;
"A LONSDALE CAMBRICS;
"A YOUNG WARRIOR CAMBRICs;
81 FRUIT OF LOOM;
"a WALTHAM;
"a BOOT;
s-4, "a, 1O-4 UTICA SHEETINGS;
s-4. 9-4, 1O-4 PEQUOT SHEETlNGS;
S-4, 9.4, 1O.4 .ANDROsCOGGIN
S.4, 81. 1O-4 PEPPERELL ="
The interior journal., 1874-01-30
TO.DAY'S ITEMS.

y Z I'VE VI NH 'VVHN
II. G.. TRIMBLE.
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gov Circuts sierh

We are au'Lariici % announce " {. sArFLEY
= candidate tf rc-.ecton 10 the ofhcc of Judge II
he Ltn1uln t"utty Court subject IN such action the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-14
state New 5.

AusTIN, April 10.
The Adjutant General of the State has
Just received an account of a scouting
party under command of Sergeant j. j.
Carter, of Brown county, minute men,
who overlook squad of Indians, whom
they routed in San Saba county. They
recaptured three horses and various
equipments. Sergeant Carter thinks his
men killed several Indians, but their
bodies were carried off. Carter says
there are about seventy-fve Indians in
that section raiding.
General Steele has information from
the agency that Lone Wolf has left the
reservation for Texas, with strong force
of warriors. He is coming to revenge
the death of his sou, killed by McKen-
zie's command.
Capt. Geo. TenEyck, brother. in-law to
Major w. p. DeNormandle, while de-
livering some bacon to A. S. Roberts this
evening, was taken with an apopletic fit,
and died in three hours.
GRoEsBEEcK, April 10.
The weather is beautiful. A violent
storm Tuesday night, succeeded hy a flu
rious and cold north wind till last eveR-
ing, which was followed by frost, but
not serious enough to injare the fruit.
The county Jail at Springfield was
broken Monday night, and all the prison,
ers, including Thompson, the man who
murdered Babb, escaped, except w. B.
Bonner, who gave himself ur.
j. b. Vallandigham died on Tuesday
night and was buried with Masonic hons
crs yesterday. He was a native of Kens
lucky, but had lived in Texas twenty
years, and filed the position of District
Clerk of this county for eight or nine
years.
Houston, April 10.
About halfspast eight o'clock tosnight
probaly fatal encounter occurred in the
Fifth Ward, between Dr,. G. Thomas
and Throckmorton. A dispute arose in
regard to an alleged :embezzlement Of
money, with which one accused the
other. AT present writing no other par
ticulars can be had than that Thomas cut
Throckmorton's throat; hut the latter is
still alive. The affair creates much exoites
meat. Throckpoytop Ia brother Of exs
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ESPECIAL TO THE WACO EXAMINER. ]


PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-Three mer,
chants died yesterday of pneumonia--A.
R. McHenry, large exporter of petro,
leum and breadstuffs; Jacob Smith, of
the firm of Sevclier & Smith, oil, paint
and gas dealers; James Wright, OF the
firm Of c. ID. Hoffman s. Co., dealers in
breadsuffs and commission merchants.
New ORLEANS, April 13.-The river is
stationary here and one inch above the
high water mark of 1871.
The Bonnet Care Crevasso is reported
to be one hundred and twenty-five feet
wide, with water fifteen feet deep pouring
through like mill race; it can be heard
for miles.
New IonK, April 1a.-Dr. Earnest
Ulling, charged with an attempt to de,
fraud the Merchants Life Insurance Com,
pany OF $40, 900, by the pretended death
and burial of Louis, Germs, who was ins
sured for the above sum, was arrested at
22e East Twenty-fifth street, where he
was found secreted under a bed in his ress
idence.
NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-The Gre
vase Is three hundred feet wide and is re-
ported at McCullone's place, two miles
below Baton Rouge, on the left bank
The State Engineer, who was dispatched
to the mouth of Bayou Plaquimine to cut
the dyke, which keeps the waters OF
the Mississippi out of the said
bayou, has returned without executing
his mission.
The citizens of Iberville Parish and
town of Plaquimine, in public meeting
protested against cutting the dyke, and
resolved to prevent it by force. They
have detail of armed men guafGing III,
levec.
1t is now positively ascortainel that
the opening Of Bayou PlaqUtaiDc would
overflow the town of Plaqumino and a
portion Of Ibsryille Parish, hence tho
opposition of the citizens.
MARKET REPoRTs.
LIVERPOOL, april 13.-Cotton market
Uplands sgd; Orleans Sid.
New YORK, april 13.-Cotton quiet
and steady Uplands l7tc. Orleans 17ic.
Gold 1888.
GALVESTON April 13.--Cotton steady
Good Ordinary 14sc.j Middling 1Gsc.
Gold 11240tl24.