The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-02-08
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Nj. Mary Miller. n charming yonnr
lady oC Lebanon. Is visiting Mrs. 4. T..
Ricketts, nj Pine Hill Tom Car.nn. a
MANILA, commercial traveller from t;hcin.
mai; WA in town Yesterday.
rur nrsr pp,SK AFTER All.
Mr.. y. Williams has At depth 81. 20
feet ON his remiscs near Mt. Vernon, IT
North Bend. found an everlasting stream
Of good water. In his nntiring efforts TO
obtain a convenient and bonntifnl surply
of ",bis pure element Of nature" Mr.. vii.
lisms bss snnk fonr wells al q cost nf over
$500. We are glad that he "hss fonnd il
At last"
HANGING OFFENCE.
A letter was. dropped into the post office
Yesterday morning to which was affixed
stamp that had been clipped from stamp
ell envelope. The stamp had also been
cancelled. Our Post Master locked at it
for a moment, mnttercd, "too thin,' and
started it to the proper office where it will
he opened and the name III the writer OBJ
tanned. We forget whether the punish
ment for such ofienses is hanging, or i'm
prisonment for life at hard labor. 1t is
t.arbana In tho lis.rati,n nf Tho iurV In
say which.
SEGRors RAIsiNG--AT PINE NH
The devil got loose down ut Pine Hill
last Saturday. Louis Rains and andy
Burch, colored brethren. were in Guii's >a-
loon Andy had been setting up the
drinks, and asked Louis to stand treat,
but Louis refused, saying that he had not
been asked to join in the drinking when
Andy set EN- up Thereupon Andy be-
gan to abuse Louis about some ploughing,
and about something his wife had said.
Finally, Louis told Andy, who was adyan-
cling towards him, that his lAndy'sl wife,
had lied. Then Andy struck Louis in the
lace, and they olinched. Louis got out his
knife and used II with telling effect. Six
or seven ugly gashes were made in Andy's
breast and abdomen. His wounds will
probably prove fatal. Taylor Burch. a
son Of Andy, ended the meIee by knocking
Louis down with piece of timber. The
parties, except the wounded man, were tri-
ed yesterday. Louis was held over in a
bond Of $3.50, which he gave. Taylor's
bond was placed at $50, which he was M
able to give. The Court placed him in the
hospitable custody of Mr.. Crauicher, who
furnished him quarters in the first build
ing back Of the Courthouse.
COMMISSIONER pAvIE On RocKcAsTLE.
From the report Of the Commissioner Of
agriculture We Gull the following extracts
relative to this county: "The land in Rock
rastle based on the cayernons limestone, as
we'll as the rich river and creek bottoms is