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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-10-18
From Hon. ~. a. NJ. Henderson,
Ill. ID, state swpf. Pabfie
Instruction, XIV

WEBsTERs DIcrIoSARY.-"I desire TO call the
attention Of School Trustees and teachers to the
Tact that the State Board Of Education has adopted
webster's Unabridged Dictionary as the standard
authority for the Public Schools Of Kentucky. The
new edition Of this wonderful work Is wellngh per.
feet as lexicont exoels in defining scientific terms
It's etymology is without a rival, and Il is grand
compendium Of knowledge. The board regards
that either the Unabridged or Academic Dioiiona-
~ ia an almost Indispensable adjunct 10 every
sehool-roon, aud second only In Importance 10 the
ekboard. The Trustee Of each district should
try aud secure one for the use Of the Common
school, As by It's employment great deal Of use
hil instruction may he commun ated, and a stand
ard Of appeal Is always at hand when ques tion in
etymoioey, orthogroPhy or orthoepy Is moOted. IL
may he furnished as a part Of the necessary furni-
iure OF the school-rOon when a taH has been voted
foe furnishing purposes.
The Board also introduced In the course Of study
Welster's Primary school Dictionary, aud IL h
earnestly recommended that class he iormed In Il
In every school In the state. The Unabridged
Dictionary Ia published by a. a q. MKRRIAn,
springfield. Massachusetts,, and the Primary and
Academic editions by IvIsOS, BLAKENAN, TAY-
uoR A Co., New York From page rs Of Annual
Report foe 1875.
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MADISON COUNTY NEWS
kirksrUfe.

KirksrRfe.
BIRTH.
Born, on the llth inst, % the wife o.
Arch Burton, a daughter.
SHADOW CATCHING.
Judge Robert Grinnan, Of Lancaster
has established n Photographic Gallery
here.
CORRECTION.
We were misinformed as to the killing
of Hill by Patterson, last week. The RI.
NOR having been without foundation.
RAIN.
The latter rains put in an appearance in
time to enable our farmers to proceed With
grain sowing, and they are taking advan-
tage Of the opportunity in earnest.
SUICIDE.
George Tudor, worthy citizen Of this
county, committed suicide by hanging
himself in his harm on Saturday last. FL
nancisl trouble supposed to have been the
cause.
MURDER.
VIM. Smith, Of Buckeye Ridge, in Gar
rard county, killed Robert Saunders, Con-
stable Of Poosey District, in thi- county,
on the 18th. The particulars Of the az
fair have not been ascertained.
RELIGIOUS.
Elder J. +. Story preached very accepta-
BILE discourses at the Christian church here
last Saturday and Sunday. He Is at pres
ent conducting a protracted meeting at
Silver Creek School-house. One addition
Monday night.
SICKNESS.
Little Johnnie F. Edmiston, who has
been seriously i'll Of Bronchial Catarrh, at
DIR. Frisbies, is convalescent. Mr.. Curtis
Campbell, Miss Katie Hanes, and Miss
Lucy Duncan are all quite sick, the latter
so.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Married, on Thursday, the 10Th inst, by
Elder Milton Elliott, at the residence Of
brides mother, Mr.. Winfield Duncan to
Miss Pattie Cornelison. Rumor says we
will have another item like the above to |
chronicle next week. Parties both citizens
n our village.
PERSONAL.
Messrs. II. T. Jones, sr. and II. Tones,
jr., are absent in the cities buying their
Fall goods. Mr.. A. ID. Jones returned
rom Cincinnati on Friday last, quite III,
md is still confined to his room. James
Miller and VIM. Peyton have advertised
heir stock and farming utensils for sale,
md their farms for rent, with a view to
quitting the business. Both own good
arms. John +. Broaddus had a sale, and
ented his farm last week. We learn that
took, &c, brought good prices for the
lines, and that the farm OF 800 acres rent
d for $3.50 to Wade II. Walker, sr.
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Mr. james Croucher. long a citizen II
THE place, and Jailer for eight years, has
removed with HE family to the country.
Miss Minnie Pulliam, II Warsaw, Ky,
who has been visiting here for some time,
len Tor her home on Thursday morning.
She was accompanied by Miss Celia u.
ADAMS, Of this place, Who goes Tor visit
Of several months to her friends and rela.
iive- in Warsaw. Mrs. Georgia Jones, Of
Louisville, is visiting her father, J. J. Will.
Jams. Mr.. Jno. h. Alternately, Of Coving.
ton, is in town this week, looking AFTER
some business interests A number Of our
citizens will 10 to Louisville next week 10
attend the session Of the Grand Lodge u
Free Masons.
MURDERER CAPTURED.
Early Wednesday morning, Barton
Simpson, who killed James White, County
Court Clerk Of Clay county, at Manches-
ter, in September, was arrested near this
place by Jailer Houk, assisted by p. NJ.
Lutes and Leroy IIouk. Since the time Of
the killing, simpsons whereabouts had
been unknown, and reward Of ssoo-s5o0
by the Governor and $500 BY the dead
man's reiatiyes-have been offered for
him. Last Saturday, Mr.. Houk received
information that Simpson was lurking In
this vicinity, and he at once took steps to
capture him. Al 3 o'clock on Wednesday
morning, the officer and his assistants left
town and rode towards the South for mile
and half. Hating in bottom, they
concealed their horses and awaited the
daylight. Just ss the first streak. Of dawn
were visible, they discovered Simpson ma
king his way down the hollow towards
them. He was walking carelessly With his
overcoat on his arm. When within speak
ing distance the party emerged from their
concealment and leveling their guns at
Simpson, demanded his surrender. lie
dropped his overcoat, threw up his hands
and told them he would make no resist
ance. They brought him into town and in
an hour leftwith him for Clay county. The
only weapon found about him was a small
Smith n Wesson pistol, which he carried
in his oyercoat pocket. Simpson is young
fellow Of about % years Of age, rather
good looking, respectfully connected, and,
we understand, says he Is not afraid Of
fair trial for the crime with which he is
charged. Qrrro.
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ROCKcAsrLE COUNTY NEWS.
MT. UernOn.
HARD TIMES.

The "Chromo man" has been here, bu,
only remained one night. Our people az,
fond Of pictures, but money is rather
scarce just now.
| TOLL GATE FOR SALE.
Judge Mcclure has advertised for sale
the toll-gate Of the Wilderness Turnpike
Company, at Livingston. The sale will
take place on Saturday, 18th inst.
MURDERER AT LARGE.
Warrants have been issued for the ar.
rest Of Henry Cattron, who killed Thomas
Lewis, in this county, last week. Up To
this writing he has not been captured. We
understand he is in Pulaski county.
BIRTH.
Our legal friend, J. X. McClary, was
made happy father for the FIRST time in
his life last Sunday morning. It's boy,
fine looking child, and weighs eight
pounds. John says he will he Chief
Justice some day.
coHEN's WHISKY.
Emmett Logan is right. Judge Randall
in his recent denunciation Of whisky did
not include "Anderson county's l3-year-
old" By no means. lie never thought
Of speaking against such whisky as the
Cowier-JouRai representative sur at the
Stanford Convention.
ANOTHER FISH STORY.
The fishing party mentioned last week,
have returned. They caught several fish,
among them one Jack which was % inch
es long and weighed 25 pounds. We say.
"they caught IT," b. Toles Wallace says
she caught it," We could have told more
about il IL we had tasted il.
SUNDAY NIGHT MEETINGS.
The singing last Sunday night was we'll
attended and quite interesting. Elder
Marshall MoOre's remarks at the eonclu-
sion Of the services were appropriate, and
contained good counsel. We hope to see
the interest in these Sunday night meet
ings increase. A better attendance on the
part Of the cold folks" is desirable.
NO SNOW FOR ANY BODY BUT TURNER.
For "Iron's" benefit We will state that
our announcement that Judge Carter was
not candidate for Congress was made
upon the authority Of Judge Carter him
self. We are not accustomed 10 stating |
any thing as fact unless we have good 4
reason 10 know It's truth. We understand
hat since we stated that Judge Carter was
lot candidate, he has been nominated by
Convention which was held here during
'ircuit Court. We agree with "Iron" that
here are a good many greenback men in
his county. We are greenback man our.
elf all over. Tom Turner, il, likewise, a
reenback man, as good one as you can
meet in days travel, and, besides. he is
he nominee Of the Democratic party. lie
ION the nomination fairly, and Democrats
ught 10 support him. We believe they'll
0 H. and We have no doubt Of his elec.
m,
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Bgw0CRATnC TScK NJ


A PARTY Of eight negroes went to a
house near Mt. Vernon, Indirna, one
night last week, and after committing
many depredations, horribly outraged
three OF the women. A warrant was
sworn out against them and deputy
sheriff and posse sent to arrest them
hut the scoundrels fired at the posse,
killing the deputy sheriff and wound.
ing others. Infuristed by their vio-
lence, large crowd of citizens came
to the rescue Of the officers and arrest
ed FIVE Of the party and lodged them
in Jail. The same night a mob Of
several hundred went to the building
and demanded the prisoners. The
officers did their best 10 protect them,
but were overcome and the men taken
out and hung in the public square.
The ring leader was shot to death and
literally cut to pieces by the mob.
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Ia MeMorian.

Died, on the sth day Of October, 1875, an infan
aughter Of John aud sallie stephenson.
One short month thy presence gave "a
sunlight 10 OUT happy h0nlei
On. how hard II Sas 10 give thee
To the dark and silent tomb
Yes, 'twas sad iOr US 10 soe
Thy lille b.sdy racked with pain,
Angels then seie towering 0'er thee
10 i,ear ihee To thy Heavenly gain.
Bui oar loving SasiaT tss0k thee
Away ifOin us uith him 10 dNtll,
I'resiOus darling, little katle,
Hos ne byeJ thee mans can tell.
Thou art light nov IN the window,
Tine nioIe than wac there heioTs;
II Will guide IA through the dark ness
A. we Journey 10 the shore.
Iss
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SOME time since the Oats Brothers,
Of Wayne, shipped lot of hogs on
the Southern r. r. to Cincinnati. By
some means the train which bore them
was delayed two days, and suit wa:
brought for damages. They alleged
that a number Of the hogs had died on
the rad, and that the delay caused a
loss Of Is cents per hundred by the
decline which took place in the prices.
The case was tried at Somerset last
week, and judgment rendered in ia.
yor Of the Oats for $500.
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The Grand Lodge of the Good
Templars held It's 18th annual session
at Georgetown last week. The rep.
resentation was large and a member.
ship of 25, 400 was reported. G. W.
Balm was elected g. w. G. T., and
Tim Needham G. w. s. and T. Mr..
Needham was also given sole charge of
the Good 7snpiars advocate. The next
session will be held at Cynthiana on
the I'd Tuesday in October, 1879.
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Ls"~ssser.
SreoSAntr ANrsENrSrs.
Nn'''ns har'le' AMI grare parties are
tread'ns upon The heels 81 the popular ang'
""s e'e"'''"h~
CON. Down INTO THE PIT
inv s"''oo'ofeu MOWERS Una, make our
s"''se cheer'u' ha"n' 'or pedestrians are
ing u"nSp'an'ed 70 een'a' shelter from
WV '"'e"'e"'"S ''osr'
'oh',f'cAiioN'
'-'".sS'e,, '"n''''e sna N'cho'aS'
s,"p'Ne ',se'o'y WIZ meet 'he
p,-" ." ,,,,, Nv" .''."O'''',''s po"'u y.
,.n,s-..sI ''""'' wv" nav 'o""
n...O.,
On Tus.,,.v ,no,n;.., C.. MI, -
Mr.. Rl.i, iii, 1,,..s...,,-i" e.. 10y,
his nursery gove,c... - 80 orvs.,,,ol~
friends. whore gre., oou,,o.v 10. re-, :,
tended 10 them. Thev 90 fr., 70 Nav yo,l
CITY and then westward for SAINT. Fe N.u
Mexico. GEORGE Denny. Jr- il nm du,v In
Pulaski. the trumpe,er of ,no,h.,,. fam.
Mrs. sallie Ow,ley and Mis- Wiu,s R.lI.
have gone 10 Shelby for a few w.st. The
Hon. q. W, Dunlap makes +, Ayiny trim n
Louisville this week.
NEVER ENDING Rryrv.,
Oh! that colored Raptist meeting, Will
il never, never cease win The cools and
the maid-servants never lose their daged.
moonstruck looks Some. praised he the
power, have "come throueh,and can smile
again. But three week. have now gone nv
since this last great colorcd w,ve NJ ,lo,x
swert over our s,r;cle, v;I,,g. In,.I,i-
gent religions TEACHING mich, sch,sv. wo,.
ders. Superstitious s,,nc, sccomnl;.h no,h.,
ing but cratic moods and ;mnos.;hls
schemes, TO the great detriment Of broad
and meat, cobwebs and dust.
CHEERING WORDS currRry SPOKEN
Once in a while there Seem. IN he , re-
vival on the subiec, Of the e,cellence. of
the Stanford paper. Said a lady the other
night, "Here is the subscription pr;ce IN
the INTERIOR JorRsAt. II il the hest ma.
per in the State. its editorials are fearle..
and consistent for the right lie news cal.
umns varied and interesting. i,s general
reading matter admirably clinped. and ia
Jokes can't be beatp Said another; 81 in.
tend 10 take the INTERIOR JOURNAL next
year. Il contains more local new, than
any other paper in Kentuckv. Its opin;op.
are never ON the fence. ar balting and sb;I.
ly-shallipr for fear Of losing a subscriber -
So we see that this propbe, ia no, vi,bou,
honor in il. own country
RELIGIOUS.
Elder c. G. Cline will begin n s :. I'm.
stitute here in the Christian church ON the
evening of the 18th. On the first Sunday
in November Elder L. Allan vii, nr.,ch
to the people Of Lancaster. Mr.. Alien i
before the peopIe in the capacitv NJ , can.
didate for the position of Superintendent,
Of Public instruction, and il deseryedly
popular, whether in the pulpit or pursu- /
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The Democratic County Executive Com.
mit,ee for Lincoln county is requested to
meet at the Office Of Col. W. q. welch, in
Stanford,on Monday next (2lst) at 10 o'cl'k
A. NJ, for the transaction Of important bus
ines. A full attendance is desired.
W. o. HASsFoRp,
Ch'm'n En-. Com'tee.
October Is, 1873.
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The Chesapeake 4 Ohio K. r. will
sell excursion tickets to the Virginia
Fair, at Richmond, on a train that
will leave Huntington on the 2Sth, for
the small sum of Sc for the round
trip. Those who wish to take trip
to the old Dominion and enjoy the de.
lightful scenery along the c. x o. r.
X. have an excellent chance to do 50.
Tickets good to November 9TH.
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ENoUeH Of Pulaski's Democrats to
elect Phil Thompson have written to
the Cowier-Jowrol, denying the fool.
ish, uncalled for statements Of theSom.
erset Reporter in regard to the situa-
ton in that county, and affirming
that the party will stand in a body
fearlessly and faithfully in support Of
our nominee. Rucker should imme.
diately be shut in an asylum for the
feeble minded.
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SALE in BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court OF the United States
for the District Of Kentucky. in the
matter OF X. q. Blain. Bankrupt.

As assignee In Bankruptcy Of r. c. Bialn. bank
rupt, by sgreement between VIM. Lucas the assign
~ Of Geo. Hum Bankrupt and the National Rank
OF STANFORD, preferred creditors Of H. &. Blan Bank
rupt aforesaid, will on Saturday the 10Th day Of
Oct 1875 on the premises In Lincoln county Ky,
sell TO the highest and beat bidder, the folovin Ing
Described tract Of land, clear OF any ineumhrance
viz The farm known a. the old Patton farm and
lying on the waters Of the Hanging fork and con-
taining about one hundred and hfteen acres, and
rupt, Aforesaid, by Lucy Aloorn's heirs and con.
tanning about 10 acres Of land. The sale 10 h.
mnde on credit Of sin and twelve months % boDd
sale until paid. GAO, ROCHESTER, Assignee.
3tl-St
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SOMERSET has two Republican pa
pers now, one from motives Of princi-
pie, the other perhaps from motives
Of a pecuniary nature.
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MRs. REBEccA DISNEY, late Post
master at Bradiord's Store, KY, was
convicted at Louisville this week Of
robbing the mails, but sentence was
suspended for two weeks.
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B0YLE COUSTY NEWs
Donriffe.

DUnrfffe.
RELIGIOUS.
The Synod Of Kentuck y Northern
will meet in this place on the 18th.
GO HEAR HIN, EVERY BODY.
Phil B. Thompson, Jr, has an appoint
ment to speak here next Monday, County
Court day.
LIVELY SHIPPING POINT.
Twenty-seven carloads Of cattle, hogs
and sheep, were shipped over the Cincinna-
ii Southern Railway from this point, on
Monday and Tuesday nights.
SALE OF A FINE TRorTER.
Mr.. Reuben Gentry has sold his fast
horse, Red Jim, for $1,000. A New York
man was the purchaser. Red Jim is four
years old, and on the Lexington track last
week trotted ! mile in los. When three
year old be made the extraordinary time
Of 2:2s.
YELLOW FEWER REFUGEE.
A number Of refugees from the South
have found an asylum in our midst. Their
anxious and sorrow stricken faces tell the
story Of the terrible plague. Maya Merci-
full God stay the ''pestilence that walketh
in darkness, and the destruction that vast
eth at MONDAY"
PERSONAL.
Misses Page, Of Frankfort, and Bette
Dillon, Gf Versailles, are the guests of
Mrs. J. =. Van Wrinkle. Miss Ollie Veach,
Of Louisville, is at Mr.. q. W. Welshs. !
Miss Nora Shackelford, a very graceful |
and attractive young lady from Evansville,
Indiana, is visiting the Misses Lee. in this
county. Judge Thomas Brown, Of the
Memphis Bar, is in town.
GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
AT meeting Of the Democratic County
Committee last Saturday, Committee of
i've from each county in the Eighth Dis
riot was appointed to arrange for Grand
on the 10Th. The Boyle Coun-
y Fair Grounds will be the rendezvous.
such distinguished orators and states
men as Senators Thurman, Hendricks,
'orhees, Williams and Beck; Congressman
'ayler, Of Ohio, Blackburn and Knott,
Ions. W. C. p. Breckenridge, John B.Hous-
on, and Others, will be invited. We are
ssured that Senator Thurman, and per-
APPS the "Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash"
lso, will grace the occasion. Let every
ody GOMEZ
SEGRO CARVED UP.
Ike Durham, a we'll known and industri.
US young farmer Of this county, inflicted
nife wounds Of serious nature upon
egro man, Tuesday morning. The facts
! ascertained, are about these: Mr.. Dur.
am CHANGING TO be on visit to Granville
cell, at his home near town, was request c
! to assist in arresting a colored man, q
lex. Shipman, charged with stealing two I
ddles from Mr.. Cecil. The darkey learn. ;
q their intention, ran, followed by Mr..
urban. Reaching rock pile, he turned
I'd hurled stone at his pursuer, striking b
i'm on the right shoulder-blade. Durham a
ivanced upon him, scufile ensued, and e
hipman was severely cut in the head,
rms and left side with pocket knife. His
ounds are dangerous but not necessarily "
tai. Alex shipman has served term in
'e penitentiary, is an humble and quiet
'gro when sober, but is reputed to he a
'ngerons when in liquor
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS. =
"'ihe sutumnal matrimonial fever Is de. c
AIRED epidemic in Danyille. "-[ Courier. q
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The Kentucky State Grange will
hold its next annual session in Lou.
i.yille, beginning Tuesday, December
The 10th. 1t has been remarked that
there is not so much enthusiasm in
this body as there was a couple of
years or more ago.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken In ekchange ior Goasis al the highest iaar.
ksi RATES. Bring me your rOuliry, Feathris E.us.
Halter, Ma, Mid Game, Land, BACON, Glissng,
thea 10 thsir full value.
.. n. DAVIS,
a"z1m >ssr ihs Dssai'
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An editorial ia the Somerset Re.
porter headed the Eighth District in
Danger" would lead one to believe
that that paper had either sold out TO
the Republicans, or is offering itself
for sale. The Republicans can take
it, but we would advise them to fix
The price mighty low, or they will not
get value received.
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The Republicans lost eight Con
gressmen in the Ohio, Indiana, West
Virginia and Iowa elections. The
Democrats got six and the Greenback.
ers two. The next Congress. viii be
strongly Democratic.
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Hon. BRUTUs }. CLAY. Of Bour.
bon, a brother Of Cassius NJ. Clay,
died few days ago of typhoid fever.
In his younger days he was quite a
prominent and popular man. was
elected to the State Legislature sever
al times, and served one or two terms
in Congress.
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Snow to a considerable depth fell
in Virginia City, Nevada, on Mon
day. The cold wave is slowly com.
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AZ will be- seeu in another column,
Judge W. o. Hsnsford has called q
meeting Of the County Democratic
Executive Committee at thi. place
next Monday, fr the purpose Of ef
fecting an active and strong orRani
ton of the party. The step is a wise
and timely one. Cor in dealing with a
party as scheming and inscriptions
as the Republicans, nothing should be
allowed to go by default. The large
majority obtained in the last election
for Congressman should not make our
party too sanguine TO make an exer.
ton, hut It must he up and ready to
meet the enemy at every point. Il is
but little over three weeks till the
election, and il is high time that the
people we're fully aroused to the i'm.
portance Of the occasion. We have
not the slightest doubt Of Phil Thomp.
sons election, but vote less than the
majority obtained by Judge Durham
ought hardly be considered victory.
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LAST Friday VIM. p. Langley, the
noted Texas desperate, paid the PEN
atty Of his crimes with his life. He
was only twenty-seven years old. yet
he confessed to the murder of thirty
odd persons. 1t takes good deal of
rope to do some men, but they gener.
ally come to its end and dangle from
il, sooner or later.
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LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB GROUNDS
MIR. HENRY A. MAGIIL,
AUGUST ~, 1879.

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