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FL Is de Enero de 1878 fallecio en-
San Bernardido, JESUS MoNTIJo,
lie 10 amos de edad, hIjo de Lucas y
6usana Montijo. Su temprana
muerte es un terrible golpe para su
famiiia que llora amArgamente su
perdida. Sc supliea 4 los peri0 IL
eos de Sonora, Mejico,que reproduz-
can esta triste noticla. l9eIm
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rB- a Bradley y Rulofson sc les n
do la Medalla Nacional de Orc por las
Mejores Fotogralas de los Estados Unidos,
y la Medalla de viena por las Mejores del
Mundo.
429 caile Montgomery, San Francisco
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y ahora hay quien Sc queja de
demasiada lluvia.
Ell Estado S~anitario de la Gu
dad es inmejorable.
En- Yuma estan va libres de la
yirnels.
Los negocios en- Los Angeles
eOmienzan q reanimarse.
-Mahana es dia de San Valentin.
Esperad slgo de los que os envidian.
Ell carcelero Mr. Clancy Sc en-
Cuentra enfermo de alguna grave
dad.
En- las salas de la Corte de Con-
dado Sc han hecho notables repara-
clones.
Ell Juez Serulveda va q Santa
Barbara y estara de vuelta ell 19 o
70 del corrien.e.
-Dieciocho pulgadas de altura
tiene el alhlerillo Ell algunas parties
De las Tomas.
La esposa del Sr. Frank Ganahl
d0 a luz Ell Sabado dos robustas
lihas.
La Gale Chavez entire Alameda
J Lovers Lane Sc encueutra ell IN
sstado lamentable.
Los Guardas de Los Angeles
daran IN gran bale en- Ell Union
Hall Ell dia -.
-Estan va senalados los Grandes
!urados para los proximos terminus
De la corte.
Los ministries protestautes de
Los Angeles oontinuan predicando
acerca del inferno.
-Sesenta Y dos e miembros
lngresaron en- 81 Club de Trabajado-
NJ | en- su Ultima session.
Ell jurado que ha de atender a la
causa de Mr.. Parker consistira de
rs miembros.
Sc dice que el -concierto q bene-
hclo de la Sra. Maria lie produjo $500
aesta amable artista.
La memorable parca la arreba-
adO q Los Angeles uuo de sus bue
nos vecinos, ell fotografo S. p. Smith.
En- Les Angeles Sc ha notado
ieclentemente Ina gran animation
60 Ell negocio sobre venta de pro-
piedad.
Los indios Cherokee Sc oponen
aque Ell senado los declare capaces
Pafs ser ciudadalos de los Estados
Unidos.
-Aigunos haraganes han tornado
pof costnmbre insnltar a las nifas
Sue aslsten a la Escuela PubIica
Superior.
I'll Coronel Wood inaug lrara
Iuy en breve su uuevo teatro para
Sque ha contratado va II exec
lente compahfa.
.Ccdr. Carpenter, uu caballero de
taSolombia Britannica. proyecta es-
Ssoieeer un almaeen de MADEIRA Ell
oAuta Ana.
VEL borracho consuetudinario
4 an y Free Sc ha reformado y des-
uace TEMPO trabaja y no Sc en-
O'iaga con l.cor.
,mAntes de anoche llovi6 algo du-
ns+o IN ratio despues de las diez;
diag e., eeso muy en- breve Y aver Ell
Tue hermosfsimo.
mse dice que los de Los
IN sizes tratan lie hacer un contra
Flan que Sc les construya Y are
Bskan. local en- Ell tercer piso del
GobLiu santa Barbara desean que ell
tsisroano les .ayude a construir IN
los lar "a que les evite en- 10 future
aarejada. s"0 oca7iona an "a
gslsso l colega dice que en- Los An
ION. b &c hecesitan tres cosas; que
casa Su ~ a%ceras, I'm teatro y una
ha IN el vale de San Fernando Sc
scrss. trigo este afo en- II, 900
Pom, Gu Ell Condado TODD hay quiza
~ acres sembrados de trigo.
RsnIahpe i Distrito de Escuelas del
eion 81 va a celebrarse una cleo
Dos dasula z para saber 81 los veci.
Tim que Sc levante u con-
Una casa especial para construir
N'" oe escuela y amueblarla.
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Cartas en- Ell Correo.

Las personals que acudan por estas cal.
tas sc serviran avisar ore han sido publ
ca las en- LA CRoNICA correspondence al
dia l3 de Febrero de 1878.
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.ABIENposE retirado de la empreza

I'LL del reriodico llamado "E %Joven,"
ell Sr. Don Julian Rodriguez cesa desde
h y en- ell cargo de cobros y pagos, que
dando facultado para dlcho obieto y para
ell de la administration en- general de In
citada empresa Don E. NJ. yGONZALEZ
6flm ANTONIO CUYAS.
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REWSTA COMMERCIAL.

Preparada Y corregida escrupu-
losamsnte para La CR0NICA los
Microbes de cada semana.
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n;rsctorio de la Islesia CatoIica.

limo. Tadeo Amat, obispo; limo.
e-ancisco Mora, Obispo C~oadjutor y Vica-
n general; Rev. Pedro yerdaguer, Cura
MTocO.
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VENDEN o A~RRIENDAN
500 Acres de TERRA

ACRES U0 IIcrTA
Aocho millas del centric de la ciudad de
Los Angeles. con frente en- ell rio de Los
angeles, con derecho de aqua de la cana
da de los Verdugos, de los cuales 100 acres
son terreno de humedad, situados en- Ell
bajfU del rio de Los Angeles, m~agnfncos
para maiz o alfalfa.
Estas tierras Sc ofrecen en- venta muy
baratas, 8 Sc arriendan q condicion de que
Sc han de cultivar Embellishments.
RENTA NOMINAL.
Dirigirse d E. L. BAKER,
Rising Sun Vineyard. tP. o. Box, ss0.)
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SENORES.

Juan Acuna, Jose Anto. Aguirre,
Esteban Albarado, Benjamin Alar-
con, Domingo Apestegi, Henrique
B. Avila, Jesus Barreras, Jesus
Blancarte, Antonio GARLIC, Ma
mel Carrizosa, Prudencio Castillo,
Manuel De Albar, Jose Mari Gar
eta, f f. Gallardo, Beuito Gonza-
les, Ebaristc Gomez, Francisco Jua-
req, Rafael Juarez,J juan Lastrr, Paci-
fico Lascano, Cenovio L"pes,
Macedonia Machado, Antonio Mar
quez, Hilario NJ. Martinez, Fran
cisco Miransio, Mucario Mendoza,
Francisco Mouta1o, Jesus F. MunoZ
Manuel, Muhoz,C a.. MORGAN, lrini-
dad Muhoz, Frai Jose Mutt, Mariana
Oria, Ynocente Pace, Felipe Pare
DIES, Antonio Reyes, Ynasio, Reyes
Albrto Rimpau, Antonio Rocha.
Jesus Saenz, Mariano G.. Santacruz
j NJ. Sanchez, Alonzo Sanchez, w.
Sep1iveha, Teotilo SepdIveda, J. Sc
pulveia, Tomas Serrano, Maximia-
Terrant, Ramon Valdez, Victoria
no Vasgusz, Ygnacio Velarde, Mi
guel Mora Veracria.
EXTRANJERO
Frigiani Belloumini, Carlo Cano-
MICA, Pierre Dargon, Franchi Fer
dinando, Mateo Garbolini, jacques
Laborde, Giuseppe NJ. Olivi, An
dres Provinehel, Pietro Salon, Juan
Maria Vigne.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrator de Correos.
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SENORAs.

MERGED Valdez de Dassau, Maria
Duarte, Francisco f. de Elias, Po-
lonis Goldarecena, Erolinda Man
riquez, Francisco Martinez, Mar
gar ia MARTINEZ, Natividad de Il,
Trinidad Navarro, Mariquita Olvera
NJ P~ierson, Bersabe Lugo, Ambrosia
Salazar, Maria, Sa!azar, Ursula Sa-
lazar, Maria Lopez, Carmel NJ. de
Urbina, MaHuela Valdez.
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Microbes l3.-San Beuigno martir y
Santa Catalina de Rizzis, vfrgen.
Jneves IA San VaieutIn confesor, ell
beato Juan Bautlsta de Conception, y al
Zenon.
Viernes Is. Santos Faustino y Jovita
martires, Y Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.
EFEMERIDES.
Is, 1912 Primer n1mero de ala Auro-
RAJ primer p~eriodico chiieno. 1887
Suicfdase e. insigne crftico Don Mariana
jose de LARA.
IA, l60O.-Bautismo de Don Pedro Cal
derou de la Barca en- Mad.id.
Is, l79S.--Pfo VII huge de Roma y es
proclamGda la Republics.
La crónica., 1878-02-13

Revista preparada Y corregids BIZ
commandments por Seymour y La
Fetra de la GRANGE STORE, lSS,
Gale Principal Los Angeles.
La crónica., 1878-02-13
Almanaque.
FEBRERO.
Eases DE La LUNA.

EASES DE- LA LUNAs
Q. Luna nueva q la Oh. I'm. A. NJ.
10. Cuario creeiente q las 5h. I'm. A. NJ.
n. Luna llena q las 3h. I'm. A. II.
20. Coarto menguante d las III. am. P. NJ
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MerCado de Los Angeles.

Prccios al por Menor.
La crónica., 1878-02-13

para carga, passage u otros informes
para
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RrsrNRss NOTICES.

FoR Cedar Pcsp call On Smith a Miller
HFApouAnrEns Zoe Paints 81 all Kind
At Chenaults.
Go to Bohon 4 s,aeg'. for full line Of
School Books.
srwSo MAcHISrs Of all kinds repaired
and adjusted by Carson a Dodds.
A ruLL and complete stock Of School
Books can he found at Anderson a McRob-
ert.'.
PuRr, Ice cold, delicious. Thais the
Kind Of Soda Water you get at Chenault.
At Eve cents glass.
FMS assortment Of Toilet Soaps, hair,
nail, tooth brushes, and perfumery, very
cheap at Chensult's.
FoR Rrsr-My Store Room and resi.
dence In Stanford. A large Pork House
and other building-, will be rented with
them. Apply to Vim. NJ. Ball, Stanford,
Kentucky.
An USDrSIABLr TRuTH-You deserve
TO suffer, and II YOU lead a miserable, I'M
satisfactory life in this beautiful world, II
!. entirely your own fault and there IL on
~ one excuse for yon--your unreasonable
prejudice and skepiici-m, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower will cure you
of Liver Complaint, OF Dyspepsia, with all
It, miserable effects, such NJ sick headache,
palpiisiion of the heart, sour stomach,
habitusl co-tiyene-s, disrine-- 81 the head,
nervous prosiration, low spirits, &c. Its
ole now reach every town on the Western
Continent, and not Druggist but will tell
you Of IL wonderful cures. You can buy
. Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will rrlieve you. For sale at Bohon a
Stsges
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LaScGsrrR CorRr One hundred and
fry csitle on the market. $50 sheep, and
shout Is mules. Mules cold from s0j 10
$50 Mountain sheep At 81 20 and Cots.
void bncks At from 81 to 81 81 per head
Most Of the cattle offered were withdrawn.
The Lexington Pres gives the following
local quotations Stock hogs are worth 81
80, and those f.. enough for butchering,
-; sheep eve. are worth from 81 25 10 81
so corn s. per barrel in crib; bacon
sides i2lc; shoulders slc; hams i2lc; but
ter loo; erss &c; chickens 81 sOper don.
vEnsArLLEs CouRr.-Good to extra 2
and 3-year-old mules sold from $40 to 500
per head. Mich cows, ss TO freshness and
grade, sold al $40 to SIS. Three dry cows
brought SIc. Two lots Of yearlings sold
for SIC 60 to SIS 80, and a lot Of 2-year
olds (26) brought s2i 20; and smother lot
(l5) sold for s24 A small lot Of stock hogs
brought 81 60 per 100 pounds. They were
in thin order. Horses ranged from $50 to
500, according to quality and condition.
LouIsvnLE.-Extra butchers stock Is in
fair demand, while lower grades find slow
sale. Good to extra shippers, SIC to 4lc;
best butchers, Sic to sac; thin, rough stock
to medium run from ! lc to &c. The mar
ket Is active for good hogs Of $50 TO $50
lbs., average, and they readily bring from
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RELTGsOrs.

Elder J. l.. Allen has accepted the
charge n the Christian church at Lancas-
ter.
The Presbyterirns Of Canada reported at
their General Assembly 1881 commune
cants, Gl3 ministers and ! $3.50 organized
churches and preaching places.
The Presbyterian Church is slowly but
steadily growing. IT, gain' over last year
are 3 Presbyteries, lO6 ministers, ll6
churches and 10, ISL communicates.
A meeting has been in progress at Me-
Cormack's church since Friday last, con-
Quoted by Elder Stephen Collier. There
has been only one addition so far, but a
great interest is being manifested both by
the sinners and christians.
The Rev. DR.. d. VI. Palmer, the emf
nent Presbyterian divine Of New Orleans,
b. given a rare illustration Of self-sscri-
Zee. While away on his summer vacation
he learned that the yellow fever had bro
ken out, and at once returned to the city to
give his personal efforts toward mitigating
the horrors Of the scourge.
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PERSONAL.

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Psor ysscs s.ys that the fenals teachers VI
this ooahJ sre The h'-' ''oshg no ha' ven IN ma
ny day
MSS. MisSH AND LDs EDsisrcs, Of Crab
Orchard are the guests of their BROTHER Nj. q. n.
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GARRARD COUNT NE,Ts.


TO BE HUNG.
For the sake Of convenience, the caption
Of my letter is as usual; but ! write this
week from Mt. Vernon, with rs many home
items attached as may have followed me
into this quiet retreat. The trial Of Free.
man Farris, colored, for the murder Of
Robert Land. white, was in progress when
your last issue went 10 press. An intelli-
gent jury was at last impannelled, and the
case soon wrote its record. The defense
hal no case at all. II was said, however,
that the Attorneys made exceedingly cred
liable efforts. Geo. W. Dunlap, Jr., open
ed the argument, ard was succeeded by W.
o. Bradley, for the Commonwealth. This
gentleman, with the ready grace for which
he Is conspicuous, began with a neatly
tuned compliment to Attorneys Dunlap,
father and son, in which he likened the
former 10 the sturdy oak that has borne the
storms Of many legal winters, aud the lat
ter, to the acorn dropped in fruitful soil,
which has sprung up in vigorous strength
TO shield the whitening branch Of the pa
reLt tree. The prosecution throughout
was heavy and telling, and the verdict
when brought In was to the effect that ave,
the jury, find the prisoner guilty Of murder
In the 6rst degree, and fix his punishment
at death" Such unusual words at the
Garard Bar fell with something Of shock
upon all save the prisoner himself, who Is
either a iend-like specimen Of humanity,
or who prides himself in the stOical yisage
Of Sioux Indian. Ugly stories are told
Of how he went to his cell and sat down 10
a ioyial game Of cards, reviling through the
grating his wailins mother and sisters. The
sentence had not been passed when lefl
the city, but genuine execution seems, al
last, inevitable in our community. The
case Of Mccoy. for the killing Of sdard, was
eoatinasd till February, the present term
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LINCOLN COUNTY HEUs.
Pimgfosrn.

MEETING.
The protracted meeting will commence
at Rush Branch nest Saturday.
BRANDY.
John Gooch has tented Engleman's dis
iillery and will commence making brandy
in a short time.
SICKNESS.
Prof Baker has been quite sick for sew
erai days. Mr.. Jim Ball hasa severe spell
Of chills and fever.
WANTS A JACK.
Ed. Lyle, of California, has been in this
neighborhood in search Of Jack stock. He
says good Jacks are very scarce.
HOP.
We had the pleasure of attending So
ciable hop last Friday night, given by
Mr.. Sam Harlan. II was an enjoyable az
fair.
Mr.. Spencer Hubble arrived few days
ago from Pulaski county, where he has
been buying mules for the Southern mar
ket. lie had bunch Of good ones.
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n mrs; 1eo'se nnsn,' las. rees' ",'se,
.'a'N ns.""n anu , a''. , l''''', a,' ,,
nome ''s' '"o,'u''' ''e' p'ea''"' ''s,' ="
no.Ae'."e, i, 'o"', D,'s"' u '''a"
'0''' Is "a 'his "e'snoo'noou' 'us"''''s'
nhooS.i-iN' oS io"n
new zen bryant 0, e',or' mas oee. III
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Receipt FOR maks.g Lishs bread.

We have received from Mrs. -, (she
objects to seeing her name in the papers) a
loaf Of very excellent light bread which
she made by the following receipt. Moth
ing is better than good bread, and young
house-keepers will thank her for telling
them how to make IT, Take half pint OF
fresh milk, heat il to boiling, stir into il
about four tablespoonful Of corn meal,
and one Of -four, let il stand over night.
In the morning heat the same quantity Of
milk, and when cool enough, pour into il
the preparation made the night before,
with one teaspOonful Of white sugar, one
half do. Of salt, and enough -four to form a
stiff batter, put into close jar or can, set
in vessel Of warm water to rise. About
an hour after setting, If necessary, stir in
some -four, which will hasten lis rising.
This will be sufficient for one gallon Of
-four. When your yeast Is nearly up, sift
one gallon Of -four, add two tablespoonsful
Of white sugar, one ieaspoonful Of salt, stir
in one.half gallon Of boiling morning.
milk, stir with fork or spoon until quite
cool, then add your yeast and knead faith
fully at least twenty minutes, put into a
tray or some close vessel TO rise, grease the
surface freely, keep warm, and in an hour
il will be ready for the second kneading,
which must be thorough, adding about two
heaping tablespoonful Of lard, and aour
enough 10 make il 6rm and smooth. Grease
your pans we'll before putting In the rolls
grease the surface carefully, and after rh'-
ing, bake with moderate lire.
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BrD BRoApprs.--A couple Of Owens
boro policemen surprised Bud Brosddu- In
bed three miles below that place last
Thursday night and captured him. lie
must have given bail there for his appear
snce. as he has not been delivered to the
authorities here. Slowly but surely the
good work goes on.
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PRETTY Goop.-Fontaine For Bobbi,t
tells us tina, during his four years occu.
pancy Of the Office Of County Attorney, he
has prosecuted over 300 felony and mi-de-
mesnor cases, out Of which only eight
were acquitted. This does not include
about 100 case. prosecuted BY Mr.. r. Blsin,
his assistant.
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TRADE DoIIARs.-Our Banks In con-
forming with those Of the cities, refuse to
take the trade dollar at more than 20 cents.
Although In bullion II Il worth two cents
more than the dollar Of our dsddies, Il Is
not legal tender snd can be refused en-.
tirely. ~ money value will always auctn-
ate withtrsde; iis very name denotes that.
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We advise our friends In this section not
to wait until the advance In prices before
you buy your goods. Amer the FIRST Of
October We predict that nearly all glasses
Of goods will 60 mp from fifteen to twenty
eve Per cent. II you would consult your
best interests You would 60 to Hayden
Brothers, and lay in now what you will
need for Fall and Winter.
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WaSnestwr0

PERSONAL.
Messrs. Nathan Wells and Brack Davis
left Monday morning for Owen county, Ky,
on some business there.
THE PROTRAcrED MEETING
Closed at Double Springs Church on last
Sunday, 18th inst. II was conducted by
Revs. W. W. Warren and J. A. Gooch, and
continued week with no additions.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Forch Simms, on going from Doub-
lie Springs Church last Sunday, had his
horse to rear up and fall back. catching
his foot under him, and fracturing Il con-
siderably.
GOOD rENPLARs.
waynesburg Lodge No. 1850, /. o. q. T.,
met at their Hall IN this place and elected
the following officers for the ensuing quar-
ter, to-wit NJ. T. Chisholm, w. c. T.;
Miss F. A. Padgett,w. V. T.; WE. Vince
Ter, VIC; r. NJ. Gooch, W. S.; Miss NJ. S.
johnson, W. A. g.; +. r. Curtis, W. +. s.;
Miss A. c. Gooch, W. T.; S. p. Gooch, W.
NJ; Miss NJ. S. Padgett, W. d. NJ; Miss L.
b. Padgett, W. |. g.; 3. II. Gooch, W. o.
g.; Miss Belle Gooch, W. r. II. s.; Miss
Mamie Wheeler, W. L. II. s.; 5. l.. CHS
holm, p. W. CT. X. ID. 7.
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Broke JAN. - The gentlemen who
brought Cain In informed us that NJ. b.
Wright, a noted desperate, Who had been
sentenced TO ninety-nine years in the Pen.
itentiary for killing man named Pierce,
got out Of the Cumberland Jail, where he
was awaiting an application for a new trial,
a few nights ago, and made good his e.
cape. Rumors are current there that the
iailer was a party to his ESCAPE, rs Wright
walked out Of the doors Of the Jail.
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CLEMENS IousE.-This Hotel, under
the excellent management Of Mr.. George
T. Sim onds, ranks among the hest in the
State, and Danville may we'll feel proud Of
Il. The accommodation are al frst-clss'
and the charges moderate.
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BASKRurrs.-George Miller Givens, Of
this county, has petitioned In bankruptcy
Liabilities-Priority Of claims, $50; Sc
cured. $50; unsecured, 81, Ice; accommoda'
ton papers, 81 400. Assets, sl,lsi....
David l.. Stephenson-Secured liabilities,
$500 unsecured liabilities, $l,s47; assets
interest in lands, si,65o; personal proper
ty, Sew. =. Kennedy-Ursecuvsd
liabilities. Ss,sio 81; assets, s25 in person
al property Davis a Jarrett-Unsecur-
ed liabilities. sl,6i2 80; assets, chooses in
action, $500 81.
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STANFORD FEMALE CoLLnoE-This in
siitu,ion will open the md Monday In next
month"; under very promising auspices.
The superior Faculty Of last year has been
retained, and the number Of scholars will
he largely increased. The school is an
. honor to ourtown and county, aud deserves
the liberal support Of our citizens.
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owing 10 some ih'orma,,'y :" "sar" 70
,he matter our election ior Town on,cer'
d,d not come on last S''ur'ay az pup''sn-
e1' "a' was P'''i"neu ""',' "e', '''"'""!
Tue ''S' 'hS'' 10 we nave "ee' "''i'","',
eu IN our expectations 'or new u" '"''
score .h'' week.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-08-30

Dan IRON HIS woUsD.-Hiram Tuck
&c, who was shot on the 3rd Of this month
at Fosters Barbecue, died from the effects
Of his wound on Monday last.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-08-30

Potter Counr. John Carpenter, negro,
was tried before Judge Dennis this week
on charge Of attempted outrage on a III.
tie negro girl, and sent m under bond ~
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-08-30

THE CAPTURE OF THE CAISs.-Last
Sunday night Messrs. Jerome Hubbard, T.
e. Shelton aud J. L. Higginbotham, Of
Wayne, and Perry Mowherter, Of Clinton,
arrived here and delivered over to the
proper authorities, Tom Cain. the alleged
murderer Of Hiram Tucker, and John
Cain, who was indicted by the last Grand
Jury for arson. The captors had learned
that the men were stopping at a relatives
in Wayne, and they prepared 10 arrest
them, but by the time their plans were
fully matured, the Gains had set out for
Tennessee. They followed them and found
them In house In Fentress county. that
strong hold Of murderers and thieves
This house was situated on such rough
spot that not even man on horseback
could approach nearer than mile. They
tied their horses, and about day light ar
rived at the house. Both Of the men want
ed were inside asleep. but they were soon
aroused by the othor inmates who had Ia
ken in the situation, and Tom Cain escap
ed through a half open door and com
menced 10 trot oil on his hands and feet, In
dog fashion, when he was observed and Ia
ken in. John Cain remained In the house
and the inmates swore that he had escap
ed, but search was made and John was
marched of with his brother. They wer,
both lodged In the Lancaster Jail. John tc
await the trial Of the Indictment for ar
son, and Tom the result Of Tucker
wonnds. Tucker died on Monday after
noon, and on Wednesday Tom Cain had
his examining trial. There was greaI
deal Of conflicting testimony. but enough
eorroboraiing TO warrant 'squires Carson
and Portman In sanding him On without
bail. Tom Cain, Who also figured with
his little pistol ON the day Of the shooting
was discharged. Three Of the Cain boy
are nov held for trial. with likelihood Of
each one Of them being convicted. They
bear bad reputation, and We sincerely
hope they have reached the end Of theiI
rope. There had been no reward offered
for Tom Cain, but there was a contingent
reward for John Cain Of Si00-which his
eapiOn will, in all probability get. They
deserve TO be well rewarded peeuRiaTily
for their trouble an I SIsnss.