The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-10-11
RoCxCAsrLE couxrr NEWS.


tabishmeht changes hands every Three
days by the Almanac.
GROVE HOPEFUL.
sheriff Joplin informs us that he talked
with Grove Kennedy, at Richmond, last
Saturday, and he was in good spirits, ex.
pressing himself confident Of reversal Of
his case by the Court Of Appeals.
FISHING PARTY
Composed Of Willis Adams, Jr., 7. r.
Wallace, Sam and Garrard Thompson, left
here Tuesday morning. They will cast
their lines at the mouth Of "Long Branch"
where fish are said TO be plentiful.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. J. T. Clark has recently greatly i'm
proved his dwelling, by adding to il an
other story. George Howell is nov busy
giving to il an external application Of "a
mucilaiinous compound Of pirmbia oiei."
PLEASED WITH A RATTLE AND rIcKLyD &C.
Two stout, able bodied men, who looked
as II they could perform most excellent
service on a farm, one Of whom sold
"knife shsrpeners," the other "corn medi-
cine" furnished amusement for the loafers
during Circuit Court.
TOO SENTIMENTAL ENTIRELY.
This Is the season Of variagated hues,
hazy skies, and gloomy ideas. Now for
ests are decked in fantastic colors, and
now our thoughts are sombre as the poet
we'll said
sorrow and the scarlet leaf,
Sad thoughts and sunny weather
All; me, these pumpkins and this leet
Agree not well together"
SEND FOR THE LIScoLSs.
The Concert for the benefit Of the Sun
day School at this place, did not come of
as announced. Indeed, il was never an
nounced TO come of, Neither was il to he
for the benefit Of the Sunday School. In
fact there never was any concert talked Of
And We couldn't have concert IL we
wanted to. Things don't concert worth
cent up this way.
COLI THOMAS TURNER,
candidate for Congress in this
District, spoke here on Tuesday to good
crowd, and again at night, at Pine Hill.
Col. Turner'S speech made a most favora-
BILE impression here. lie is square on the
financial question, as he favors greenbacks,
md plenty Of them. He speaks with
pleasing confidence Of his success, which is
certain. So far, he has, politically, no op.
position.
MURDER.
On Monday evening fatal ARRAY occur
ed ON the Somerset road about ten miles
rom town, between two young men, named
Henry Cattron and Tom Lewis. We could
lot hear how the difficulty originated, but
I resulted in Cattron's shooting Lewis
with double-barrelled shot gun, giving
lin the contents Of both barrels, which |
we're loaded with buckshot. Lewis body
vas terribly mangled. lie died from his
Wounds Tuesday morning. CattroH has
lot yet been arrested.
PERSONAL.
Judge George Mcclure and wife, Chas.
iirtley, Isaac Stewart and Mrs. Kitty
3ragg, left here last Monday morning for
louisville. On Tuesday, Tom Clark and
iiss Halle Butner, left for the same point.
v. NJ. Weber and wife, started Tuesday
norning. for an extended trip West. They
ill stop for a day or two in Louisville,
isit the st. Louis Fair, and after a week
pent at st. Joe, will push on into the
land of the grasshoppers." John l..
Whitehead and his sisters have returned
'om a visit to Indiana. John Wyatt, a
equity L. :. Marshal, was in town Tuesday
light. Mr.. - Hedden, Of Louisville, is
eeping store for Mr.. Weber, during the
bsence Of the latter.
SWEET SCENTED GUS.
This is what the Courier-Jopnal has TO
" about John Dis, the best man the Rad
ais conld put up to run against Tom
urner for Congress in this District; at
rms up that Col. John Dis, Jr., Republi-
IN candidate for Congress in the Ninth
istrict, was in 1868, "dishonOrably dis
Used the service Of the United States,
ith loss Of all pay and allowances, for
ling captured property and appropria-
ng proceeds TO his own use, using Gov ,
nment transportation for private purpo-
:, improper treatment Of non-commis- !
Dned officer whilst the said non-commis-
Dned officer was in the discharge Of his
ity, and incompetency." We, ourselves, !
I'VE information from reliable sources, 4
AT all the charges contained in this para /
aph are true. And yet the Radicals 1
TX Of voting for such man. Oh, hush!
} COL. MAT WALTON AND WIPE, GREETING.
Let US, II not too late, say word of q
TO our friend, Col. Mat s
alton, Of Lancaster, ON the good fortune d
hich has befallen him. Beyond question a
won treasure in the fair young girl h
hom he took TO his heart, and called by
e holy name Of wife on Thursday eve
ng of last week. They ought 10 be, and /
hope will be, an eminently happy pair. 8
; is splendid specimen Of Kentucky d
lnhood, Of good habits, educated, with i
= practice, and one Of the rising lights Il
his profession. She possesses all those n
which make perfect la h
, most excellent good sense, and lowell
y, for which she is justly renowned.
us situated, what hinders them from Il
Irching along, hand-in-hand, 10 a bright N
ure, in the mean while, trusting each al
Yer and living for each othsrl Nothing, dl
We can see, and we trust they will al Of
" b happy. May God bless them both do