davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06

MUSICAL AND
ART ENTERTAINMENT
IN THE TOWN HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING DEC, 9Th.
THE Won BORA AND LUTHER AID SOCIETIES
Will give an Entertainment with the kind assist
ance OF Mrs Bumgardner, Misses Daniel Turner,
Stiff and Mr.. Charles Cooke, as vocalists, and the
following gentlemen, composing the finest orchestra
ever produced in stanton: Profs. KOerber, Ha-
mer, Turner and Ide, and Messrs Abby, Armen-
trout, Strasburg, Carroll, and Haines.
PROGRAMME:
PARTI
l. Overture-sLa Dame Blanche Boadeau.
ORCHESTRA.
2. Art Gallery-Republican Court of 100 years ago.
3. Song, Miss LIZZIE DANIEL.
L. Art NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S. Song-"Hannah,' Hutchinson.
Miss EFFIE STIFF.
6. Art Gallery miscellaneous,
Z. Waltz-Lei natasklaenge, Labitsky.
PART II.
l. Palermo Quadrille. I. Albert
B. Tableaux-Seasons- Spring, Summer, Autumn,
Winter.
l. Song-Adelaide, Beethoren
MISS CORA TURNER.
S. Movable Tableau from 'MarmOn," Waiter
Scott.
g. Song-"Can it be-" Mattel.
Mrs. WV. L. BUMGARDNER.
T. Tableaux,
s. Waltz Venus Reigen, GungI
ORCHESTRA.
TICKETS cents for single ticket; rs cts. for
lady and gentleman; rs cts. for children under IL
years. IS cts. for the gallery.
Doors open az p. NJ; Performance at 7 rs p. IN.
dec Git
A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS OFFICE
"A to wit: ESTRAY-Taken up.by John Huff
fer, ON his land near7Mt Scion, in said county, on
the 10th day of October 1878, OF the following de-
scription, viz:
A WHITE MULY STEER
with black about the head and TAIL large red spot
on right side running up to back bone. swallow fork
in left ear, slope from the under side of right ear
about eighteen months old, and appraised at $500
by Jacob Michael. H. B. McFall and Daniel Huffer,
before D. Newton Van Lear, j. P.
An Extract-Teste,
JOSEPH B. WOODWARD Dep. elk,
dec 6-3t December 4rh, 1878.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06
SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the circuit court of ALI
gusta county, rendered in the case OF Thomas q
Barger vs.. John G. Barger, will proceed on tia
premises, on ""F
Saturday, the 2lst dag Of Hfcar3.ber, 1878.
to sell at public auetsn the tract of land containing
4 actes ana poles: Of which WilliamJ Harger,
die aszfd and pSssesse,d situated t near
Hildebyand. George W. Patterson, aud others, an.
upon the following terms 70 wit. ="
So much III hand as will pay the Co.'S. Of suit and
sale. snd the Residue on credit Of fl,{, IVA and
the date OF sale. the purchaser :fng fond with ap-
proved personal security, and The title r-tained as
ultimate security, THOMAS O. BARGER,
nov29.4t Commissioner.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06
RPERS WEEkT,
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF TILE PRESS

NOTICES OF THE PRESS,
+, me ne WEEKLY remains easily at the head of ilus.
aiea papers by Its fine literary quality the beautv
OF us type and Woodcuts.-SpringfeldR eDub1;c1n'
on'S Herald, Boston. ''''A'eh''--At-
me WEEKLY is potent agency for the dissemf
nt correct rec political principles and powerful
Evening Express, Rochester, ''s''~ pie'ehses>-
The volumes of the WsEKI.Y heo;n y;+, A.,
Number for January of each year When nn tin 1se
her = WI he unde stood that Inc subscri
the receiSs Of his order. '"'''''' heA' "i'eT
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06
CHRISTMAS

s FARHEf
IN AFRICA.
written chiefly by himself. The latest, and best,
aud only authentic and satisfactory low priced vol
ume published.
BEATS THE WORLD TO SELL.
Has over 500 large octave pages, so illustrations
Price, $3.50
AGENTS outfit. &l0n p,eest book and best terms
Address at once. H. S. GOODSPEED s. CO.. New
York or Cincinnati O. dec6-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06
DUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKSy

DUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKSl
The following Books adopted by the School Tr,es
YEARS, viz: As
Holme Spoilers, Shedon's LIST, End, Srd and 4tb
headers Holiness 5th and 9th Readers, Haryev,s
Elementary and Practical Grammar, Eclectic Geog
fapnes Nos: ana Ma9rys Manua! and Physica
Mclonald's Histories of the United States. w o Ia
stefs Dictionaries, Elswortts Copy Books W.
full supply on hand and for sale at
OLIVIER'S BOOK STORE,
Cor Main and New Streets, Starmton Va.
nov Is
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
1879
ILLUSTRATED
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06
HARPER'S PERIODICALS..

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, One Year. am
HARPERS WEEKLY, One Year. 4o
HARPER'S AAZAR, One Year. ann
The THREE publications one year, 1000
Any TWO. one year, ~
SlA subscriptions, one year; q M
Terms for large clubs furni he'd on application
Postage Free to all subscribers in the Uaite Syo,e.
or Canada. ''e" Ae<tseeS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06
QLIVIER'S BOOK STORE.

Cor. Main and New Streets, starnton, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06

GOV. HOLIDAY ON TIE STATE DEBT
PROPOSITION FROM THE CREDITORS,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-06

The amount of interest to be
raised On whole debt funded,
principal and interest, at 4
per cent........................... ST.
The amount from revenues as
they now stand to be applied
to payment Of interest, as
per report Of Auditor 8
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

chargers, and proceeded out Ord street to
Lexington avenue, out Lexington to cnd.
and through 2nd 10 Main and 10 the Col.
lcre grounds, where Q competitive drill
for handsome banner took place. by the
different Ccmmanderies. On the same eve
ming, the entertainment was held al james
Hall. and the Grand Banquet and Fete
Champetrc on 9Th street. The following
are the officers elected fcrihe ensuing year;
w. Larue Thomas. Dsnvilie, Commander;
VIM. Ryan, Louisville, Deputy Command
er; y. vertner johnson, Lexington, Geper-
alissimo; James +. Cantrill, Georgetown,
Csp,sin General Rev. Wright Merrick,
Lexington. Prelate; Horace January, Mays
willie, Senior Warden; J. +. Kembrough,
Cynthiana, Junior Warden; u. T. Robb,
Versailles; Treasurer; l.. u. Croninser,
Covingion, Recorder Henry Rsnshsw,
Covington, Standard Bearer; ID. P. Armer,
Richmond, Sword -besrer; B.G. Witt, Hen
derson, Warden; A. J.Pott., D>nville, Cap
tain 81 the Guard. GRADATrn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10
LADIES' REPOSITORY OF FASHION.

ANCL on Mss HALE, respectfully solicit shan
ofthe paiiORass u the publis, their old friends and
customers generally They by their sueoes,i.l ca
I,erlenoe In Aantua-M Making with the aid OF M.
insTOus Fashion Journals, Ae., are fully preparod
and Iced oonsisnt Of gisrg IeIisct satisaciion 10
the nost last idious ladies. Give thea call fhey
al.o do gentlemen's aud. ohildTen's sewlng siih
durability and skin. se.lng team Al their reel.
denee, tso doors East " the Presbyterian ehnreh
south side Of the sueet sif-lm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

Press CONFERENCE.-The are look
ing forward to the 9Th of June, with
an almost child.like anxiety. The
idea Of getting chance at that sour
mash, as well as become acquainted
with the distinguished editor of the
Ne,e Era, and all the other good Eel.
lows of the Press. is exhiliarating in
the extreme, and We can hardly wal.
for he:morning to arrive that will see
us start to Hopkinsville. Wen take
q little mint in ours.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

Wedding, u IL to he opined On the 9TH
inst, Mics Polly Madden to Mr.. Palestine
Lamb. Perhaps Mary has at last found
her lamb and No longer sing. borecr
PERSONAL.
Col. 8. p. Love, of Grcenville, T. q guest
o: the Hon. q. W. Dunlap. lie brought
several gallons Of enc Strawberries, and re.
ports vegetation in Muhlerburg county as
three or four weeks in advance Of ne. Miss
Minnie Potts, Of Richmond, !. here falling
int, the great channel tending towards
Danville this week. Miss Ida Jennings
and Mrs. Florence Walker. Of Richmond,
are also In our city. Dr. Jos Letcher. Of
Lexington, IL the guest Of Mrs. NJ. II. Ows.
ley. Mr.. 7. Dunlap, Of Emincnce. is visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Anderson.
Gen. Richard A. Gsno passed through
town on Tuesday, en- route from Texas.
VISIT 70 STANFORD.
On Sunday evening party Of ten went
over to Stanford to attend the :. =. Con-
vention being conducted there by Elder c.
C. Cline. Mr.. 4. II. Burnside, the ever.
attentive host Of the myers House, was
on the qui wiv to give the stranger happy
cheer" while his ycspsss daughter greeted
Ms with smiles For one Of her limited eS.
perience We thought she did full Justice to
the occasion. nv own views Of the most
profitable method Of conducting a s. s.
Convention might to some extent infringe
upon the programme Of Sunday night, 80
perhaps silence Is the better part Of wisdom.
The useful portion Of the performance
came in for its jus, need of approval. The
merely ornamental misha with proprie,y
be shifted to the usual stage for secular en-.
tertainmeni. The editor Of the INTERIOR
JOURNAL vas ne usual, on the alert for ev.
cry thing that was transporting.
COURT.
The Court Of Common Piess l. nov in
session, Judge Breckinridge presiding.
These two days have left no very startling
record upon the archives Of the county.
The docket for Monday wss disposed Of
promptly. Two cases were tried on Tues
day. One Of these was = suit instituted by
Fiavius Josephus Conn vs.. Henderson
Green, claiming one thousand dollars dam.
ages foi trespsss on Conn's premises by
driving hogs tainted with cholera through
the PLAINTIFF field. thereby causing the
death Of number Of plaintiffs hogs. The
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

President HAYES is disposed to
reward his faithful dirty workers, and
to that end has nominated Packard. Of
Louisiana, to the Liverpool Consul
ship. As the position is worth a cool
100000 ii is very probable that Pack.
ard will accept, although he asserted
prior to the nomination, that he would
not accept a Consulship under any
circumstances. .t.n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10
400 ACRES OF LAND.

ieasiy limlered with a large quantity al Hns
Poplar aud other valuahs Timber, lying iianledi.
aiely "n the Z. :. Il. H., la paaski county, Ky,
mise north Of >oinetsei, onfed Al private sale
There ~ill he depot locaied a. nsar the proi,-
erly Aiso ~ asre- al cleared land-sa,d sSll
splendid water, Ae Apply 10
col. A. HENDRICKS.
Adsn's Mn Y. %, ~.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

By a majority of 40 the people Of
Cincinnati refused on Friday last, to
appropriate the two million of dollars
more asked by the Trustees to com
plete the Southern Railroad. The
belief seemed to prevail that the pres
ent Board of Trustees has not done
the clean thing and thorough inves'
tigation of how IL has appropria.
ted monies must be made before cent
more should be applied. The Legis.
lature has appointed an investigating
Committee which is now looking into
the true inwardness Of affairs. Some
remarkable developments are looked
for,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

A FRIEND offers the following reso-
luton for the benefit Of the politicians;
Resolved by all the Politicians in eau.
Gus assembled; Thai i il is better that
ninety -and-nine guilty iiaysss should e.
caps exposure than thatone innocent n po.
litical party should suffer defeat b. 1880"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

ROCKCA srLE COUSrY NEWS
~. Vevnes.
RocKcAsrLE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
COUNTY JUDGE. W. MCCLURE.
COUNTY CI.ERK-D. n. WILLIAMS.
COUNTY ArroRNEY-sAN.M. BURDETT.
sHERIFF-JoHS STEPHENS.
JAILER-J. l.. JOPLIN.
AssEssOR-J. W. KIRBY.
SURVEYOR ~. wALLIN.
CoRONER-JSo. ALLEN.
NO TINE FOR PLAY.
The farmers are busy putting in their
corn, end the town is rs dull ~ dizziness
itself.
A bright little boy, aon OF Doc. Dean.
Of Pine Hin, ia quite sick with Pnenmonia.
1t l. hoped that he will recover.
sHoENAKER.
Mr.. Mssonheimer, from Danyille, shoe
maker, and a very competent workman has
located at this place, and il now rady for
business.
CORN DRoPPERs
Are in demand. The best corn-dropper is
q boy about IS years old, who can keep
up with the plow" all day, and who don't
put too many grains in hill.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report; J. A.
Gn,bool To Mary 4. Watson; NJ. q. Nc
Kinney to Sarah N. Debord; John c. Bi-h.
op to Mary A. Grsbool.
TAN BARK.
The iirst shipmentsof tan bark were made
= Few days ago. The trade in this article
promises to be lively in spite of the failure
Il proved to be last year. J. T. Clark, has
4 contract to ship COO cords, and he has be-
sides about 100 cords Of old bark which he !
will put upon the market
HON. THOMAS TURNER
Is a candidate for reelection TO Congress
rom this District. lie will have no oppo.
'ition from the Democrats, a. We are in |
ormed, and Convention il therefore nse-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

SENATOR BECK has submitted a
wise amendment to the bill to repeal
the Bankrupt law. Instead of fixing
January lst, 1879, as the time for the
bill TO 60 into effect, he wants the re-
peal of the law TO 60 in force from its
passage. We hope and believe that
the bill will pass in this form.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

The Democratic SENATOR and Con-
gressmsa have INST and resolved that
The dtls Of M. Hayes b II once In.
vsssigatsd. HfnH
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

The case against the Deputy United
States Marshals, Wheden, John and
Ed. Wyatt and Whitaker by the Rey.
nolds brothers, of Barren, who were
shot and dangerously wounded by
them. several months ago was decided a
few days since by judgment against
the defendants for si2, 900 damages.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

A SPIRIT Of Communism is show.
ing itself in number OF the large
cities. II should be promptly check
Cd II ID takes all the United States
troops.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10
R0rLR COUxrr VIEWS.

u.
the good Of all the Sunday Schools here.
nOTLE COUNT NEVIS.
n....,,.
WnIr rRrsryT,uox
The ladies Of the Reform Churcb have
presented Mr.. Frank shum,,. with n hand.
some R;ble far hi. ,ol;,e ,,,.r,;o, 10 ,b.n,
a,,;n. Ne R,,ns., ,..,;n,.
ms x.ry ,orrox,s yrppr,rp
Jobn T.vlor Who oomm;,,.J mn,d.r !,
This county abou, twelve wear. 400 wa. ar.
rested the other d,v in Vernon county
No nna., the nam. of John sm;,h n.
v,s b,ouvb, N his c;,v ON uon,,,v ,;.h,
and lodged IN ;a;I an. .u,e vour ain viii
ga vor on,p
yrxsy.prpcu.xer
NJ, Melville yau,b,n has hon.h, NJ
T. q Stevenson. ;,,sr.., n N. D.nv;uo
Joco, Will =. .;n..rslv go, ,ho To-.
If NJ, s,sv.n.o, Who w;,l sho,,,v Lac.
Tor Pen,svlv,n,. =. a.. oon,;den, ia, Al,
y,ugb.n x;u sll Tho no.;,;on =. vii a.
nj. nr.d.c...or h,. don. ,nd >. ID,
ms predecessor nas dohe' ana we predict
H' 'he Loo" q orii'iah' in'"e'
The s..;o, C,... q, C.,,,. C,u... ..l
ine SENIOR e'aS' OF Centre oo''ese passed
'ne'' eAsm'nsooh ON rr'day last. on the
evening " ue same Jay IT. bea''y' the
e,,sr,,;nmen, 70 N. msmhs,s If N. g.
"''''s'""e"' 10 '"e "'enhoers o, 'he sen
'oi anu '".'or e'as'ss AZ nis fes'aence'eaeh
'''s' oe"s 'efseA'e" W o''"s h'S sweet
''e~' WIN NM i"e s"o'e '"sir was e'e-
ss"', -"c w. 1"Pr, "sssrs oeSe',p''on'
~ uen.' ""h u" charming oaugh-
'.'' us ,,'s e, 'e'e''eu '"e s'e''s'a,' u''
~ W. sN'"''' n""Ass"s'" " ,"e 'a''e,'
"e e'.""s iae aa p'ess.'s l''Se"
A. ~, x y =, o.
F' "o"" 'o"''s' '', s"'e y" '''' ''''
:" e'e""e ~ .,eea", e"'e''''n''," 70
% us '" ~ '"e one VINO "sa con
'' "''e' ISSUING "r. D.
~ -'" ~" 49, "sn'e'' "
80 " 'o. '.'.. n'e' '"e ~
n 80" "" 'r' s"'.",, ''
.-.. -. ~, wy .o"r WIN "e
. %e yos kea'e" :,
-, ' ","s 'pe"' most "e
.r ''." ' w va" p'. !"
-, - ~, mig" 'e"u'
-. $3.50 WV '"''"' VI '"a, 81,
"SL,',.' 80 'oe" WY ''"'P
4
Co.. -, -, II.
- ..,
~ 49, " .'' 10y ''' VIZ |.
;,- - -. :. " ~. Wv" '',,
"g ~ :. ~ - We "o* noe vi" w..
nm, :" o"' o'"'. " ",~ nv.
49,, NJ C.. s''i r :" ~ -, N"
-. ~, Is,.a Gus" " "a, u .e'so'
.. s. w, u" , "no, ,,. "e'
","I, - p" .'''. A. "'., ecu
- NJ ~ I'',;aa =, r.c aso
n,,-. Do. mn. IS v.,,,' ' a"
"asS' He'oo S"H', w Nefraiher, NJ AirS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10
MARRIAGES.

Married on Tuesday morning, at the res.
idenoe Of the brides brother. Miss Katie
Slaughter 10 Mr.. ]. T. Mckinney. The
bride il a sparkling brunette and hears
with her many good wishes. The hour
appointed for the ceremony was 'Aess O'ek.
q. a., . selection which insured very quiet
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

BRIEF News NorEs.-The legisls-
tive, executive and Judicial sppropri.
alton bill which passed the House last
Saturday provides s1s5,00O for the
rc-establishmint of the New Orleans
Mint The bill to reduce the tobac.
co tax from "a to is was voted on un.
der suspension of the rules but only
received five majority. 4. requires q
two thirds majority to make it a law,
and the friends of the bill think it
will pass when it comes to a vote
again. Henry S. Moss, the Louis
vile forger, has been tried on a writ
de lunatico inquirendo and pronounced
insane, and ordered 20 be sent to the
Asylum at Anchorage. Lster-Mr.
Moss has since died. ...A terrible
boiler explosion occurred at Minneap-
oils, Mimi, few days since, entirely
destroying six mills, and killing four.
teen persons. Loss about a million
of dollars, with insurance for half that
amount......The negro, Jerry Ander-
son, was respited BY the Governor to
the 9TH of June, just in time to save
him from hanging last Friday.
The New York Sun says that the
Presidential title investigation will
develope some of the rottenness Of
Hon. John NJ. Harlan. 80. Senator
Don Cameron was married in Cleve-
land, Ohio, last evening to Miss Elir'
abeth B. Sherman, a niece Of Wreck.
er John.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10
AssIGNEE's
SALE in BANKRUPTCY.

on SATURDAY, NAY 18TH. 1873,
His s,llowins property, io-wit
One !Sorr-houss and Los, occppioi By Grsaa
Bros; Sore-hous and Lot, adjoining ~,
obore, occupied BY Joha Edn1sioH; D,reil.
is9-Aoass and Lo,, near depot, oocspiei By
Jos. Feamats; Vacant Lot, nedr said Do.
pot. coniaiRiag obouf ocres; 1iucf ef Nab
Land, situated on tie CRIB Orchard 4 Sos,-
ersst Road, containing about a. oeres, and
another Tuet n Knob Land, aear CRIB o.
ehaTd, on ths CAapeis Gap Tappils Rood,
containing about 100 acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credit OF 4 and 3 month";. on
ecads With approved secnrity, bearing 8 per ceni.
interest.
NV. wEATHERrORD.
May 9Th, ISIS. 5ei-2t Assignee.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10
LsxCOLx CoUxrr VIEWS.

tain of the Gusru. phhDATth.
LsSCOLS coUSrr NEWS.
Wss Orchard sprssss
H. fuaf MAY-DAy itI.I
Was celebrated with social picnic and
dance al the old Fair ground. Every
thing passed of highly satisfactory IN eve
ry body present lIuf'
rHE SPRINGS.
Maj. |. s. Tevis, the energetic, polite and
popular manager, Is at his post, diligently
preparing Tor the comfort. enjoyment and
entertainment Of his visitors aud guests
during the present season.
TARRASr COLLEGE
l. still Aourishing, an honor and blessing
to our town and community; and deserves
to be literally patronized and we'll sustain.
ed. According to number, IL rspresenn ss
much talent, refinement, training, discip-
line, wealth and beauty, IS any school in
the stste. -------.- -----
THE GROUNDS OF THEIR INDIGNATION.
The action OF the Grand Jury in regard
10 the investigation mentioned in your pa
per Of last week. on the premises Of the
old Church Cemetery at this place, was
we'll calcnlated to arouse the indignation
of the citizens Of Crab Orchard. who re-.
ear,,e1 the poceedinss a. n yro.. in.ult.
and an unlawful trespass upon sacred
rish,.-and a. .ucb. resented II But for.
tnuatelv. perhaps. for both psrtie.. there
u,s NO collision of force. If the as,.,,.
lion had GONE to. or sen, for ,hetovn,r
tees. prodnced ,be;, ap,bor;,v and e,nl,;n.
al their mission. I hardly ,h;,t tbs, ,h.,s
would have been a word of objection to .nv
investigation the Court might have desired
to make. This would have been due cour-
tesy, to say the least.
a A CERTIFICATE From a vrrroa
lcame here in March. and have mixed
and mingled socially with the people OF
Crab Orchard and vicinity, and can truly
say that they are intellectually, morally
and socially, far superior to the reputation
they have abroad, and have certainly been
grossly misrepresented, IL the present state
Of society is an index to the past. Bust
ness is dull, and there seems TO be q lack
Of energy, enterprise and capital in bust
ness circles generally; but aside from this,
Crab Orchard will compare fayorsbly With
other Kentuckv towns Of its opportun ities
sire and facilities. Her citizens appear TO
be orderly, Quiet and peaceable among
themselves, anil have seen and heard Of
les. drunkenness, fighting, swearing, or
distur Dances of any kind, night or day,
since nv arrival here, th,n have witness
ed in any town Of is size since the war.
! :. J. ID.
LAND SALE.
Mr.. John p. Gooch has sold his farm
near Kings Mountain, containing ll2 acres
to Mr.. - Williams, for $1,000
PERSONAL.
Mr.. John NJ. Hail passed up the road
with small lot Of cattle on the 4th inst.
Mr.. VIM. Kehoe, Of Kings Mountain, left
few days since for Cincinnati, on some
business, and will return in few days.
Mrs. Luvena Mosier. issery III and Is not
likely to recover. Mr.. A. c. sudduth, Of
Casey comfy, has moved his property on
River.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
a saoD"'h school Al Wain"t Grove
'enooi-nouSe WIS Organized on 'he HoIh
""' foi'o~lng are lhe names OF 'he oni-
ee'S; Il, o. "oo'h' 'uPIi ~ W. uooc"'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10
rRSsUrE or REspEcr
Iss~"s Fort lodge. rssepepacn,
Order Of Werkiaospen.

Or~er Of Werkisomen.
stanford, Ky, May 9nd. 1873.
wnrnrss. has pleased the surreme Ruler Of
the Universe, 10 deprive this Order Of the fellow.
ship Of our brother samuel y. Natheny- Ne II ~.
solved
isi. That IN the death Of our - tccmcd brother.
this Order hiss sustained the loss u an active and
useful membcr. and the community quiet. unol'.
tru'ive, useful and worthy citizen.
and. Tbs, ve extend 10 the family In their crest
loss and bereavement, our condolence and warmcs,
sympathy.
srd. rhat the>s resolutions he Published In tho
ISrrAioR JorHNsl and copy bc sent to the Ami.
" ~ our decessci brother.
CSC D. wEssrN,
l. e. ALcoRN, Comnittee.
n G. WsnRrN,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

We give below a few press COM
mcnts on that honest and conscicn-
tious o. individual, jas. x. Helm,
the man who stands lower today In
the estimation of'law-loving and law
abiding citizens than any man In Lin
coin county
Eleven in Holmes case were Of one orin-
ion, but the twelfth iuryman, who disa-
greed and hung the jury, l. said TO be rel
alive Of Holmes. When he passes he is
pointed out to strangers ss ''the man who
hung the jury."-[Courier-Journal, May ..
The jury stood Ii for murder, for man.
slaughter. Holmes was refused hail aud
is nov in the Louisville Jail. He commit.
ted a cowardly, unprovoked murder, aad
ought 20 hang. Unfortunately for the good
81 society, there is generslly found on ev-
cry Kentucky jury man who can be
bribed or has a very conscientious" mind.
--[Nelson Record, May .. ,.r,
The name Of the man that hung the jnfy
in the Sam Holmes murder case al Stanford
last week is Jas. X. Helm. We under
stand that steps will he taken to prosecute
him for perjury. Let IL commence at once.
Lebanon Times and Kentuckisn, May 1.
Il will be seen that each of these
articles came ont pr,or IN the one in
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10
LAND SALE.

On Saturday there was a sale OF a tract
Of land containing PIG acres, devised BY
Vim. Huffman, decd. to he sold and divi.
ded among his slaves who were to be emsn
cipsted. Almira, one Of said slaves, WAS
the purchaser at s2l 26i. Terms, one
half cash, the balance in II months.