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RELIGIOUS.

Elder J. Ballou is conducting protract-
ell meeting at Sulphur Well, in Jessamine
county.
We will furnish the INTERIOR JOURNAL
to any Minister Of the Gospel, who makes
preaching business, at 81 per annum.
The ordination of baptism was admins
tered 10 Mrs. c. d. Ayres and Miss Mollie
Yeager, by Rev. J. NJ. Bruce, on Sunday
last.
Rev. ]. NJ. Bruce returned on Sunday to
Middleburg, where he Is assisting Rev. j.
NJ Sallee, in an interesting revival. Twelve
had united with the church to Tuesday
last.
The only Thanksgiving service held in
town yesterday, was at the Methodist
church, where the Rev. J. s. Sims preach
ed very interesting sermon on the sub
ject-God as Ruler.
The last church meeting Of this year
will be held at the Baptist church on Sat
urday, December 9TH, at which time pas
tor for the coming year will be called, and
other important business attended TO. A
full attendance u the members Is earnest
ly requested.
The Union revival conducted by Rev. j.
L. Mckee, Of Danyills, at Lebanon, has
closed after lasting four weeks and a half
Fifty-fye persons have, SO far, united them
selves with the several churches that took
a part In il, and the Standard SAYS there are
number Of converts that have not Joined
any church yet.
Elder q. J. Mckinney has just closed a
meeting at Halls Gap Church, resulting in
10 additions; II by immersion, 3 from the
Baptists, by letter and reclaimed. Ed.
Mckinney developed the strength and
piety Of the members; the good are grow
ing better, and the careless and indifferent
are being aroused. lie ha. won the hearts
Of che people " uis community, both old
and young, by his clear and forcible way
Of presenting Gods word. Alonlo Martin.
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his command oflanguagc something extra.
ordinary. Ne to the DOCTRINES he teaches,
No material good eau come of them, n
the Bible he a myth and faith n mpcrsti.
ton, let M live by the one and die by the
other. confident that no better light will
dawn for ne. lie inculcste- high asnd-
ard of philanthropy, charity and morality.
lie believes that the man Who has lived M
TO these acquisitions stands far surer
chance Of heaven (if there he nch n place
than the opposite character who claims to
get to Paradise through church ordinan.
res. He is dangerous innovaior Cor while
he says many excellent things, he couches
his infdelity in such winning terms ~ to
delude the unreasoning and upset the &C.
cepted theory Of life everlasting. lie has
reduced irony to point 20 fine that his au-
diences are often in roars Of laughter. In
fact, he has only to look At them with a
quirzical index to his thoughts, and the
laugh breaks forth before he has expressed
the idea. The house was crowded to over.
flowing, yielding hundreds Of dollars. In.
gersoll received only $3.50, according to
agreement with the Lecture Bureau. 10. An
other great attraction in the city was Mr.. J.
X. Emmett in his capital rendition Of the
New Fritz. McCaulsy's was crowded at
every performance. The Lullaby as CON-
posed BY the actor himself and sung to his
little sister, runs through the play, and ia
thrilling In pathetic sweetness. The scenes
are laid In Germany and America, and the
story acts merely ss framework to set
forth the versatile genius of Emmett, who
dances sings and plays on numerous in
struments. In the prison scene he renders
Home, Swee, Home, on the French-harp
with marvellous skill and harmony. Every
appointment Of the play, from the little
donkey to the lovely baby who acts
dual part to perfection, Is we'll worthy Of
sPpiause.--The shops in Louisville are
bright with winter fashions, and money flies
rs IL resumption day. were a phantom Of
the brain. SArrHo.
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on the lefl side II the hcad-ihc hall pass.
Ing through the brain and lodging under
the left eye. Bethuram mover spoke, but
tumblcd ~ his horse into the mud and
died without gropn. Snodgrass mrrcn.
dered himself 10 the sheriff aud told what
he had done The next morning y war.
rant waa sworn out against Thompson,
charging him ~ m accessory to the killing.
Their trial was set for Monday, hut when
il was called the County Attorney stated
to the Conr; that he was related hy mar.
riagc to one Of the defendants, that he had
made this fact known to the father Of Re.
thuram, and At his advice, h. asked the
Court to excuse him from prosecuting the
case, which was done accordingly, and X.
u. Cook was appointed to represent the
State in the prosecution. The examina.
ton was then adjourned till yesterday
Thursday Public opinion ia somewhat
divided about the affair, though Il is gen
orally believed that Snodgrass shot in self.
defense. There has long been decided
antipathy between him and Bethuram.
The latter, your readers will recollect, in.
dicted Snodgrass for Ku Kluxing some
time ago, but when the case was called in
the Courts, he failed to swear to his iden,i.
y. This caused bitterness, as Snodgrass
was put to considerable trouble and ex.
Pense, and the case was decided on a per
emptory instruction from the Court. Last
Thursday the parties met and talked mat.
tiers over They agreed to make friends,
shake hands and take drink, which they
did. And in less than an hour afterwards
Bethuram was corpse and sno dgrsss was
in custody. QUrTo
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WAYNE COUNTY WINS.


| BIRTH.
Born, on the 2lst inst, to the wife q
Thomas Sloan, Esq, a daughtei-B etti,
Sloan.
vENIsoS.
Hon. d. W. S. Hudaker 4 Co. have Jus
returned from a hunting trip to the noun
tains. They brought hack twelve saddle
Of venison.
CoNNESDABLE EFFORT.
An effort is beirg made to raise fund
enough to erect College building in thi
vicinity. The solicitors report progress
and are hopeful that the necessary amount
can he secured, notwithstanding the hart
times.
RAD WEATHER FOR FORK PACKERS.
The continued warm, damp weather /,
creating some uneasiness in tie minds Of
our pork packers as to its safety. Many
Of our farmers are packing their hogs, risk
ing the bacon market next year rather
than to sell at the present unrcmunerativs
prices.
Messrs. Brown and Sloan, Of this coun.
ty, recently sold % head Of aged mules to
Messrs. Mcdonald and Cox, of Lagrange,
Georgia, for $50 per head. Mr.. y. |. Bus
ter sold same parties mustang pony for
so. Mr.. II. Huiiaker plug hor-e for
s75. Capt. Lewis Oats has just returned
from New York, whittier he had been with
lot of fat cattle. lie reports an unprof-
liable trip.
ROBBERY.
The house Of Mr.. Perry Summers, living
at the head of Elk Spring Valley, was en-.
tered Tuesday night and robbed Of 1912.
A portion Of the money was concealed in
a false bottom nailed to the under side Of
chest, the remainder was locked in a trunk.
He and his family had left home to SPEND
the night with a neighbor living Close by,
consequently has ne cue rs II who com
mitted the robbery.
PEACE BREAKERS.
Mr. William Carander and his son Lin
coin, were arraigned before his Honor
judge Haynes, on Tuesday last, charged
with bresch of the peace, for an attack
upon james Long. The jury returned a
verdict Of guilty, and fined William s.
and Lincoln sl5 and costs. The rioters
on election day were arraigned On Satur-
day, before Hon. T. J. Lee, 2. J. T. NJ,
and moderately fined for their fun.
RELIGIOUS.
Revs. lsham and Eli Burnett. of the
Baptist church, preached at the Union
church here, Yesterday The subject Of
the formers discourse was the Universally
Of the offer Of Salvation; that Of the lat
ter, Christian Charity. Both delivered
good discourses. The Rev. Mr.. Godby, Of
the Louisville Conference VI. +. Church
South breaches here every 3rd Sunday.
The Quarterly meeting for the second
quarter will be held at this place, begin
ming Friday night before 3rd Lords day in
December.
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county the small expense oi OBTAINING pet
" odendcr', but the community i not hcn
Gifted thereby.
PERSONAL.
lion, J. Proctor Knott was in town IA,
or two Of last week, the guest Of rrofessol
fale-. Miss Mary Gentry, q beautiful and
interesting young lady from Sedalia, Mo.
is visiting Mt Mr.. r. T. Gsniry's. She will
spend the Winter in this and Lincoln coun
ties
WELL MATCHED FAIR.
Saturday night an alteration arose on
the corner Of Main and Third Streets, be.
tween VIM. Brewer and Arch Snow, III,
Singer Sewing Machine Agent. No sooner
was the lie uttered by Mr.. Brewer, than the
offended feelings Of Mr.. Snow impelled his
fist against the aforesaid Brewers face and
destroyed his equilibrium. let not this
remind any one Of "The snow, the beauti-
iul SNOW, etc
MR.. JOHN c. YOUNG
Gave Bible reading in the Christian
church, Tuesday night. BY request, his
remarks were upon the 2lst chapter Of
revelation IL Is sufficient to simply men
ton Mr. loungs appearance upon the
ros'rum 10 Know that hts audience was
deeply interested. Ills eloquent and pic
tupsque description Of the New Jerus..
lem, was new delight to those who had
heard him upon the subject before, and TO
strangers It was arch intellectual treat
'o"'h not VT. ioungs power Ne used 10
advantage against insersoiT
REV ohohof o. bARSh
was greeted ny large audience OF ms
ue'o'e" 'r'e"u, " 'ne mee.hsS heid mere
Huhua! a"" "onuHy' ihe Chfisuan
ch"rch WIS 'ro"neu F" each service win
PeoP'e e'ger 70 near again ,ne earnest
hV"nge,iS' wv" '',rae.''e speaker' whose
ia"orS !" our must 'ss' spring were 20
blessed nor was ne more hesruiy well
conner 'nah ms 'ai'n'ni assistant miss
"ar'e' ""0Se ssee' ans'ns anu moueS'
nn"nne'S ns'e eh"eareu ner 10 man, hea"'
!" DAn'i'ie' 4" nus uiNoourSe 'u"u'y
"'s"'' wv narnes 're'e'ri"s 70 'ne con'e''
."0' " '"''c ''''s' 'a." ~ 4,.
V" S'eN' 'so ~ rsaru 70 '"e "e',en'um'l
','''u /" ~ u. ~" n, u..'uei 'o",'."O" mat
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A youNo desperate named Samuel
Judd, who has killed four men in tho
last three yean, rode up to Frank
Turner's house, near Williamstown,
Ky, and calling him out told him
that he must take drink with him.
Turner, not being a drinking man, re-
fused, whereupon Judd drew his pis.
tol and ordered him to get down on
his knees and apologize for having
struck his younger brother on election
day. Turner fearing to do otherwise,
obeyed, when Judd rushed at his
throat with a knife which he plunged
into it, and tearing the knife out,
nearly severed his head from his body.
Turner died in a few minutes, and As
soon as the news Of his death reached
his neighbors they hurried for the
Sheriff, and Judd was arrested and
put in Jail, when demonstrations were
made to mob him. Turner leaves a
wife and three children, all Of whom
witnessed the terrible tragedy.
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A NEGRO named George Williams
committed a beastly outrage on lit
tie eight-year old white girl at Browns
borO, KY, and was arrested and put
in jail at LaGrsnge, Ky. Thursday
night mob overpowered the jailer. got
possession Of the keys and took VIII
liams from the Jail. The next morn.
ing the body Of the lustful brute was
found dangling to tree; and the yer.
dict of all good people, nOtwithstand'
ing Judge Lynch was master of cere'
monies, is that he was served exactly
right. Designing lawyers, over-con.
scientious jurors, insecure jails, and
the Court of Appeals are now power
less TO aid him.
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TnE steamship Pommcrania, with
226 passengers and crew, was run in
to by an iron bark, of the coast Of
Dover, England, causing her to sink
with her cargo Of human freight
Sixty persons lost their lives, while
the Others we're picked by passing
vessels. Not a man Of the crew wa:
lost except the Captain, who heroi'
cally refused to make any efforts tor
himself until the last one Of his pas
sengers had been provided for. He
had made 1875 successful passages
across the Atlantic Ocean, and was as
brave man as ever commanded q
ship. The collision was the result Of
carelessness, which will be rigidly in
vestigated. A number Of those lost
we're Americans.
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In order to guard against results utterly subysr-
slye Of health IL Is absolutely essential that the
grand thoroughiare or avenue OF the system, the
boweh, should he re-opened speedily as possible
when they become ohstraeted. IL they are not,
the bile is instructed into the blood the liver he
comes torpid yiscid bilious matter gets into the
stomach, and produces indigestion; headaches en-
sue, and other symptoms are produced which a
prolongatiOn Of the exciting cause only tends TO
aggravste The apPerient properties Of HOstetter's
Stomach Bltters constitute most useful agent In
overcoming construction Of the bowels, and promo
ting regular habit Of body IL Is Infinitely supe-
rior 10 the drastic oatharties frequently used ior
the purpose since II does not, like them, act ylo-
lsntly but Produces natural painless effect hich
does not impair the tone Of the evseuAtory organs,
which II invigoratss instead Of weakening The
stomach and liver, also, indeed the entirc system
is strengthened and regulated by H.
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The following from the Courier
Journal is pretty good reading for
those Democrats who did their duty
at the late election, and are able to
appreciate the glory of the situation;
COMMITTING California probabilities,
the complete returns from the Novem-
Der elections show that in the Forty
sixth Congress the Democratic plural
ity over Republicans will he nineteen;
tho Democratic majority over Repub-
licans and Greenbackers will be four
teen, and the Democratic majority
over all, including the portion of the
Greenback vote which is pledgcdDem-
ocratic, will be twenty"
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R0CKCAsTLE COUSTY VIEWS.
NJ. perasn.
ARCTIC ovERsHoEs

hOCAfAhTLE fOTNTE NkWS.
NE. yernen
ARCTIC ovERsHoEs
Al NJ. +. Brinkley's, cheap for cash.
THE souEAL OF THE "BovISEs"
Hog-killing is now in full blast, and
poor indeed, Is he, on whose table can mol
be found back -bones, spare-ribs, or sausage
NJ y. BRISKLEY STILL ALIVE
IL you have not vet purchased your
Winter boots, or II you neei a nice, heavy
overcoat, call at NJ. F. Brinkley's. Hell
FIX you up in twinkling.
COMMON Pleas.
The Rockcastle Court Of Common Pleas
will convene for its December Term, on
Tuesday next The docket will he exceed
ingly light, and will contain no case. Of
importance.
BRINGING EN- TO TAw.
h. X. Wilmot, a constable Of this coun-
~, captured last week, in Carrollton coun-
ty, Ky- John A. Hobbs, indicted in our
Circuit Court for obtaining money under
false pretenses.
THASKsGIvING.
We understand that the church members
at this place will undertake to celebrate
Thanksgiving day in an appropriate man
ner. We trust that We shall be able To as
sist in demolishing, at least, one turkey.
RELIGIOUS.
Father Callahan, Of Richmond, will
hold Catholic services at the Courthouse
in this place, on the second Sunday in De.
cember next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and reg
ulsrly every second Sunday in each month
thereafter.
COUNTY COURT.
Last Monday was County Court day.
There was fair crowd In town, though
little business was done in the Court. The
case Of the Pine Hill Coal Company vs.. A.
p. Ricketts, 4 Co., was continued by con.
sent till the December term.
GOOD IDEA.
NJ. F. Brinkley desires every body to
kno" mat ne Is needing money and those
VINO owe MN ~"~ come forward and settle
az once MS condition VIII admit OF no
ueiay' A'er ''e LIST OF January next he
Pr"po~eS !" "oP' 'he 'aSh system ekcia-
sivsly.
an 'ArohiAsr soricA
~ NJ e. n N"o"E 'nem'e''ss ina1o',
his notes and accounts b,v. bser nI,c.d IN
the hands of Sam NJ. Burdett for collec-
ton, and they are requested to call at his
Office in Mt. Vernon and settle af once and
thus saue costs, as the business Musr be clos
ed up.
A CONSULTATION DEvoUrLY TO BIZ WISHED.
There Ia, been such a lively handling Of
the pi.,oI far the las, few resks in mi.
oonn,v ,h., an, n,os...;o,,I d,,,.. h.v.
c.n.sj m. ~ nsolsc, mi. ooIumn Ia, n.
ali hon. ,h., n. La, ,r.asdv h.. noonr-
"a "a ,h., hs,..f,.r ~ non .nd N.
nlon.h.h,,. ;,.,aad - ,ha n,',oI and ,hs
- ~n,s, - 80. o,. .,,on,,an
prrsos.I
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GOVERNOR GEORGE S. Houston, a
man who will reflect credit on him
self and the so-called solid South, has
been elected Senator from the State
Of Alabama. There wire only two votes
against him.
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RADIcALIsM is so dead In Louisiana,
that the New Orleans RepUNiOaD, the
only paper left in the State 10 advo-
cate that doctrine, has made its ascen-
sion robes and is waitingfo for some good
day 10 Ego up"
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DURING the year ending 3lst Octo-
her there were 758 railroad accidents
in the United States, resulting in the
deaths of 2O4 persons and the serious
wounding Of 740 others. Riding on
the rail is a pretty serious business
when you come 10 think Of II.
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ANGEL, the man who euchered the
Pullman Palace Car Company out of
sl20,00O and fed, has been hunted
down, and is now in a Jail at Lisbon,
Portugal, awaiting the action of the
Company. On his person was found
roll Of bank notes amounting to $780,
600
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A WEEK or so ago We said word OF
two of encouragement for the editor Of
the Somerset Reporter, believing that
he was sorry for his silly action du-
ring the campaign and was anxious to
acknowledge his wrong; but his re-
marks of last week show that he has
returned to his vomit,' and is no
longer a subject Of Democratic conf
dence or patronage. We are a little
sorry to give him up, but we have
lost a great many just as good men,
and never missed them. Bye, bye,
old fellow
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against him.

STAMFORD mast have second crop OF
mini. Walton speaks Of "ths squsal Of
the fat bovine. ~ Emmett Logan In CO..
mistake of the intelligent comPOs-
itor." OF course Ne meant t0ar-yine.
seq
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A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE

I oner At private sale my Farm Of 2eo ACRES, IT,
ing within \ miles Of shelby city and about mile
ron either stanford and Dsnvile and stan ford and
shelby CITY Turnpikes II sdioins the land. Of Dr.
IN high state Of cultivation and being vel i~ncel
and vstered BY slx Never-faiing sprlns. Il IL one
Of the hest Stock Farm. 10 the county. The dvell-
ing-house II comfortable building Of eight rooms
snd ihe ovtbaildings are complete, including two
excellent Rsrns
Personf DESTROYS Of purchasing can 80 M On the
premises, OF addrcss me At Shelby CITY, BSyis
County, Ky.
si2-tf ,. L. THuRNoND.
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The British Indian forces have, so
far, met with no obstacle in their inva.
sion of Afghanistan. The British
government has plenty of money and
soldiers to back it, and the prospect
is that it will make short work of the
Ameer. The easw beli is the insult
offered to the Empress of India by the
denial Of Major Caragnari a passage
through the Khyber pass, few weeks
ago, when he went as a commissioner
from Lord Lytton to make overtures
to Shere Ali.
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Pooh Joe Blackburn's hopes for the
SpeakershIp have been crushed. The
Danville Tribune, which is authority
in such matters, says that he has no
more chances than Jupiter Russell.
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MARSHAL J. l.. YOUNG has died OF
the wounds received in attempting to
arrest some scoundrels who were
trying to run rough shod over the
town of Mt. Sterling. Editor Thomas
j. Young and the other wounded are
doing well, and are in a fair way to
recover
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A MEAN Carpet-bagger will mis-
represent the Second Florida District
in Congress. His name is Horatio
Bisbee, and he is said to Ne as II "an
az the devil.
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LAST week Warren Tate shot and
killed VIM. Love while he was testi-
flying in a case before Judge Burns,
at Indianapolis. The Judge fined
Tate $4,000 for contempt of Court,
and held him without bail for the
murder.
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Mr.. SPENCER COOPER, late Bust
ness Manager of the Lexington Trans
eript, has begun the publication of a
tri.weekly called the Tude.Mdrt. 1t
promises well, and the very fact oftry-
ing to establish another paper in Lex
ington, is proof that MIR. Cooper has
pluck enough to GO through if the
people will give him a helping hand.
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Mr.. J. w. PoMPHREY, editor Of
the Saturday Evening Press of Coving-
ton, has been indicted for criminal Ii
bel by the grand jury ofKenton coun,
ty, in that he did "falsely, scandalous-
" and maliciously publish that Hon.
John G.Carlisle, member of Congress,
is an habitual drunkard, violator Of
confidence, breaker of promises and
betrayer of his friends" Mr.. Pom.
phrey's bail was fixed at $500.
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WORSE THAN A HUMBu0

The so-called workhouse has been rented
for ths next year TO Spencer Hooper, for
$50. This institptiop nav save To the
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THE President is busily engaged on
his message to be presented to Con-
gress on Monday next. Knowing ones
say that a great deal of it is devoted
to Southern affairs and is just as gen.
uine a bloody shirt production as
Blaine, Conkling or any Of them could
wish.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-29
B0YLE COUNTY SEUs


A called term Of the Boyle Circuit Court
will be held on the goth inst, Tor the trial
Of Equity causes, and more especially the
Reed cases, which were transferred 10 Lin
coin AMI afterwards sent back to this ooun-