The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-18

Tnr Bioer rhical Encyclopedia of db.
iinsuishcd dead snJ living men Of Ken
lucky, Is out Col. Thus +. IIill, james
W. Alcorn, Esq, Jesse Shy and Richard
wearcn Hooker, are the gentlemen men.
toned in this county. We may give the
ske'ches in full next week.
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I " behooves W. all TO be economical. In
no way eau We do 80 to better advantage
than to buy our good. where we can get the
hest and cheapest. To ihi. end, we advise
you To call At Hayden Bro-. who, to make
room Zoe Spring purchases, are selling eve.
ry'hins lover than any bod,~el-e.
BANK PnEsIDrNr.-S Stanford can now
boast Of the youngest Bank President in
this State or any other, J. W. McAli-,er,
aged 20, having been few days ago elected
President of the National Bank. Squire
Murphy, who has held the position 20
long was again elected this year, but owing
to had health declined to serve. Mr.. Meal.
ister i good business man, and a- he rep.
re-ents about a third Of all the stock in
the Bank, Il is safe to say that he will be
pretty cautions In lis management.
nsETnIrr.-A correspondent from the
Miller's Mill neighborhood, In this county,
writes ~ TO warn the citizens at large
10 watch their horses, el.e the noted
hiehwsyman, william Stevens, who hs.
been hsrbored by J. II. Adam. since satur.
day last, will relieve them of them with
his usual defines. An attempt was made
by special constable John Warren and
pose 10 arrest Stevens. hut on arriving at
adams house, they were refused admission,
anil while they were parleying, Stevens
ran out II the house and escaped in the
darkness. Several shots were fred al him
without effect. The citizens 81 the neigh
borhcod are determined that rogue- shall
no, have a lodging among them. and the
infamous conduit 81 Adams may cause
them To arrest and ledge him in jail here
for aiding and abeting thief to escape.
PrnsoSAI~--Mi.s Mamie Alcorn, one of
our lovelie-, young ladies 4. back from her
visit to Lebanon. Miss Emma Swore, Who
has been visiting in Madison and Garrari,
returned this week. Miss Celtic Thur.
mond, left on Wednesday, for witt to her
brother; M. s. ]. Thurmond, in Barren
county. Ms. Matte Denny. is visiting
the Misses Isckey. Mrs. Walter Saunders
IL a sues. Of the Carpenter House. Mr..
Henry Banghmsn, wife and children. will
leave next Monday fcr a visit to relatives
in Georgia. Miss Matte Joue-, Of Paris,
Tenn, a niece Of Rev. J. X. Peoples. arriv-
81 this week and mstriculaied at the fe-
msle College. Miss Pauline Grimes ia
a guest Of the Mi-se. Isckey. Mr.. J.
+. Hughes ha- engaged for the year with
McAlpin. Polk A 90. Cincinnati. Mr.. l..
:. Jones, ~ Louisville, csllcd to see rs thi.
week. Thomss Bnfcr,i, ESQ, hs. NTH rned
fron, Memphis
TmE fR,rbriESr MARSHAL lIrSrER
N A NEw Roir.-it will he remembered
that at the time Sam Holmes WIS arrested,
"ne Hunter, az Clinton county, passed him
sell of lor agreed to the pas-ingl A.
Marshal Hunter, Of Bard-,own. His ac-
ton. at the time, aud his resemblance to
the description Of fugitive from Texas,
for whom there !. a reward Of 5000 caused
several Of our citizens to follow him up
and atre-, him. This wa. accomplished at
Lancaster. We made a report Of the cap
tnp at the time, Of which the Marshal"
took umbrsge, and meeting Us Monday
last on the street, demanded that We
make a retraction or abide the con-equen.
ces. With an sIpletivs suitable 70 the oc-
casion, We remarked that no ctraction
whatever, would he made, and that M at
tempt On his part to force one, might end
in trouble. This silenced the gentleman
a. far as We were concerned, and he then
remarked that Me~-r-. :. II. Hickle and :
=. Myer-, had to take some things hack.
We replied that those gentlemen were full
ly able to take care Of themselves, and
then suggested the importance Of man
against whom a warrant could issue for
fugitive from justice, The had
acknowledged that Holmes stayed at his
honse four OF Eve weeks,) keeping very
quiet. lie subsequently, asserted that he
intended bringing snits against these par.
ties who arrested him. and for that purpose
had employed the hest counsel in Garrard
and Lincoln counties. One Of the parties
Who made the arrest, On hearing this. went
To swear out a warrant sgainit Hunter for
hsrboring, sc, but the "Msr-hal" in the
meantime had "smell mouse" and taking
to himself wings had hown away, this
time. Il possible, more "disgusied" than
ever.
COMMON Pleas CouRT.-Since our last
report great deal Of business has been
transacted in this Court. A large number
Of cases has been disposed Of, among
them We mention The following: q ".