The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-10-25
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TOO coop FoR a YAHoO.
The Kentucky News" man of the Coz.
rier-JourWal recently married us to m An.
dcrson county "creature" In Stanford. The
ceremony was long and impressive But q.
the officiating minister, the "Kentucky
News" man aforesaid, was rather too fond
Of the Creature" we have applied for, and
obtained divorce We'se quit, which
means to say, we have returned to our
First love" "Alls we'll that end. WE'LL
JAN AND CLERKS orFIcE BURNED
In a conversation with y. VI. Lutcs, one
Of the guards who accompanied Barton
Simpson to Manchester, ian account Of hi-
capture was given last week, We learned
that considerable excitement was visible in
the town on their arrival with the prisoner.
Manchester, IL would seem, is rather fever.
ish lately any way. Mr.. Lutes told us
that on last Wednesday night, 10th inst,
the jail at thst place was burned down, and
the Circuit Clerks office entered by IN.
known parties who distracted all the in.
dictments save the one against Simpson
charging him with the murder Of White.
The number Of indictments carried %
was about $50. When the Circuit Court
convsnes again in Manchester, Criminal
business will he "slim."
PERSONAL.
Mr.. las. Jones, Of Louisville, was in town
this week. Mr.. u. T. Ambrose, Of LexinR.
tom Mr. Vim. skinner, Of Covington, anil
NJ. John y. Alternately, Secretary Of the
Citizens Insurance Company, Of Cincinna @.
ii, spent Sunday in our village. Judge
George W. Mcclure left Monday morning
to attend the session Of the Grand Lodge
Of Free Masons, in Louisville. this week.
Mr.. VIM Asbill, Jr., Of Winchester, il Wis.
ting his friends and relatives in this coun-
ty. lie ise handsome young fellow, and
already one.half the girls are crazy about
him. Mr.. Roy White, a sprightly Young
gentleman from Madison, was in our coun-
~ last week on IoTicuipr and somewhat
suspicious business. DR.. ]. T. Bohon, Of
your city, is having big time at Rockcas-
tie River. Last Sunday. he and l.. VIII
kin~on, Of the !. \ n. X. r., caught so
fish, the Doctor capturing 60, aud wilkin-
son 20. We presume that in "dew time"
both will be arrested for violating the Sab
bath. A writ was issued this week for the
Doctor, but we had il quashed. knowing
that he was, and is now suffering all the
horrors Of an outraged conscience over his
recent sad and sore experience before the
tribunals Of Ganard, for an infraction Of
the game law" shanghai" Carson, Of
Crab Orchard, looking as big rs life. rolled
into town Monday evening.
AN ExnoRrArIoS.
II is time that the Democrats of the
county and District were waking up" We
have \ candidate for Congress whom We
ought to elect. His name is Tom Turner.
Shall we elect HIM 40 good a Represent
alive has he made rs, that the Radicals,
with all their effrontery were not bold
enough to pit a man against him in their
Convention at Bealtyville. Itis true that
a zone horse" Independent Of the very
meanest Radical procliviiies, with sol
dier's record rs black as a soldiers record
can we'll he, On individual named oils, Is
sneaking about endea voring to surprise the
Democrats and capture the Office for him.
self. This is no time fer apathy and mac
ton on the part Of the Democrats in this
District. They owe il to themselves to see
that Tom Turner shall he returned to the
House Of Representatives in the next Con
gress. He has made us a fair Representa-
tive. lie will still make Us a good one.
This is no time to think about "Greenback.
Frs" and Independents" Tom Turner is
Ior abolishing National Banks He is for
yreenbacks, and plenty Of them. Tie is for
he poor man against the rich. lie il a
Democrat. Rouse yourselves, Democrats,
and let's send Tom Turner to Congress,
with whooP, and with 900 majority.
QUIro.