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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-26
Garrard County Democratic Cos-
renfSOn.
LANCASTER, KY, July %, 1878.

LANCASTER, KY, July %, 1878.
At a mass convention OF the Democrats
Of Garrard county, July 22nd, 1873, Hon.
Mat Walton Chairman Of the Democratic
| -. C...,,,;,,., III a.. uao,;o, 10
'Ou"'' No W"
order, and briefly stated It's OBJECT
Hon. G.. W. Dunlap, ST., was una nimous-
lv elected Chairman. II. l. Grinnan. Secre-
ID r,,.;. ,..;.,,
'"', ~ ID. i'N""' n'
| Alter briei ana eloquent address ny the
Chairman, the following preamble and res
olutions were presented by Geo. w. Dun
"r 90 ,,-..,..
i"e PSI :, ,ns ,,,.
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.s a. ~. 80 sa.u' ,s,so.',.., ~. -
C'e ~ 10. - .''S 49,. -
ths, shsiI n. snnoin,.d ~ sSnnoxersa "a cas-, The
vote of any candidate VINO may he dropped Re IL
futher
Resolved That the Chairman Of ,hl' convention
sspS,S',s !. hal rs SasrmI1sI Nv conn, Of the
vote.
In lieu Of the above, W. d. Hopper Of
fered the following substitute:
wHKHkAs, The Democracy OF Gsuard county
have thi. day assembled in convention Ia obedience
10 p ene EAU y, 'ns ~. D'I n'. .O :. "
in the interest Of democratic unity, harmony, and
goOd-feeling that each of the respective candidates
1 -. -. A
before this Convention Be allowed their respective
~ saa ~ ~ d. ,he .nasS,son I'm chs,rmsn q,
the friends Of the respective candidate, and that
each candidate receive in the Convention at SOM
er'el, such proportion Of the whole vote Of the
49,. s n" 49, 49, s"e :, 49,,
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| -, $1,000 q, -. 49,, r. $50
1,, - 80.
"e 'o'e oei"s ''N'" o'' '"e suo'''u'''
II was lost, and vote on the previous qnes-
ton resulted in its adoption.
In persuance of the resolutions adopted.
the vote was taken, aud resulted as follows:
n,,hano ZOO. Thomnson no. po, n and
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BOYLE COUNTY VIEWS.


SICK.
Mrs. r. l.. Reynolds IL very III With
something like the aux.
THE WHEAT CRor
Is said to be turning out much less than
the farmers expected.
SCHOOL.
Miss Sallie Armstrong commenced
teaching Eve months school in Shelby
CITY last Monday. With Miss Potts for
her assistant we believe they will teach a
good school, and try to advance all who
are put under their charge as pupils.
DEATH.
Sanderson Cameron who WIS living with
r. L. Reynolds, died last Saturday night
His loss Is regretted by his many fri ends in
this vicinity. lie was taken to his moth
er's old home place on Green River, in
Adair county, and buried, on the farm h,
was raised on, with Masonic honors.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
On the night Of the 18th a July
three men, supposed to be white, secreted
themselves under some trees near Shelby
City, and when gentleman by the
name Of Page, sewing machine agent,
came along, the party ordered Page to halt
but Page thinking they were halting some
one else, failed to obey their summons, but
soon found out that he was wanted by be
/ In, sfruck nm the haad n aavara hlow an.
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To THE PUBLIC
~. ~ Kennedy speaks q Word for
his Rrofher Grere.

In Justice to humanity ask the people
to read short article concerning my
brother Grove Kennedy. He Is powerleSs,
his enemies are at work constantly, and
not satisfied with the result Of his trial re-
Gently, they now try to traduce him by
SANDER, by misrepresentation and lies.
Grove Kennedy is my brother, reared by
the same parents, who are now broken
hearted at the sentence pronounced on him.
We have loved each other from boyhGod;
not as hyenas- as the Kennedy family has
been spoken OF, but as men who have
souls, and are willing to do for each other
as much as any brothers who ever lived.
There are many guests at Crab Orchard
Springs, and il is natural that they ask
questions concerning man whose name
has been before the public as much as my
brothers. They get answers to these ques-
tons that are not complimentary to my
t,o;i.si, noT arc ;hsy aHy ways relating &c
truth. One says Grove Kennedy instruc-
tel his children to kill Judge Denny-the
prosecuting attorney, as soon as they could
shoot true to a mark; this 10 a base false
hood, and hardened would be the heart Of
person who could fabricate such, had
that person witnessed the parting scene
when ny brother babe farewell to his de-
voted wife and six little children. He
made his will in few words: 81 want Eli
"a to have my horse, Willie to have my
watch, and to his wife he gave his money"
telling his children to be good children,
and his.whole being was almost conyulsed
with grief, but he never made a single
threat against any one.
Some say my brother has gone to hard
drinking; another falsehoOd; be is perfect
ly at himself, but the most detected man,
the saddest man to be found. have not
been able to leave home long enough to
visit him as yet, but hear from him eve
ry day or two, and every one says Grove
is well, has many friends, but very sad
man. Another falsehood now in circula-
ton, is this: Grove Kennedy dared Judge
Denns to prosecute him, saying to his face,
"you are coward and dare not prosecute
me-" This is given as the reason why that
Attorney was 50 bitter in his invectiyes, and
went outside Of the record and the testi-
mony to reflect upon the character of the
defendant, and of his family and friends.
Nothing Of the kind ever occurred. Not
one unpleasant word was ever spoken by
Grove to, or about the prosecuting attor'
ney. Whatever may he his faults, my
brother is not an idiot, and his conduct
since the first trial has been 80 prudent,
circumspect and irreproachable in every
regard, as to have excited the favorable
comment Of an entire country.
Respectfully, W. +. KENNEDY.
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We ar needing rain In this section.
Meadow are heins harvested,and aie tutn'
ing ont we'll The wheat crops that have
been thrrshed are not coming up TO the eS-
pcctation OF farmers ny nearly one-th'rui
though the quality of the grain Is unusual
ly good. Corn crops M to this time are
excellent, but droughtat this time would
change the prospect materially in short
time.
RELIGIOUS.
A proiracted meeting OF two weeks du'
ration at the new Christian church here
closed Sunday before last The services
throughout were conducted by I. 7. WI
hanson, OF the APosio''e I'"'es Lexington
The interest from the hrst was OF such "
character that the house was full every
night, Notwithstanding the excessively not
weather prevailing at the time There
we're ~ additions TO the church during the
meeting ~ by confession and baptism the
remainder oy letters ana RESTORATION y
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Don't IKE ITS sfyIe Of B"iisenI,

Don't Ike IFS sfyie of B"ii=eni0
Editor interior Joypah-
You will oblige us by
giving space to the following;
The editor Of the Danyille advocate ia a
little of in regard to carelessness Of Mail
Agents on the Knoxville Branch, IL. n ~
X. r. lie charges IA sith carrying hi
paper beyond their destination, and that
certain subscribers fail to get their papers
1t is no wonder they don't get them al
times. II is not unfrequent that the pa
pers are misdirected Only last Friday
the package of papers iorMilledegvllle.Kyr
was directed to Mitchellsburg, KY, and
DELAYED twenty -four hours. Also, We arr
in informed by the =. VI. at Mitchellshnrg
that the Nevada (Ky.) papers lay in the
Perryyille p. o. instead Of being forward
ed, hence their delay.
II is our sworn duty to be prompt, relia-
Bile and attentive, and II in the future the
Advocate has any complaints to make, We
would respectfully refer il to II. b. jerks,
Louisville, KY, Chief Of Mail Agents, and
not try to bulldoze us through the columns
Of newspaper.
Respectfully, j. b. LAURENCE,
+. +. HAwLEY,
Mail Ag'ts Knox willie Branch.
July oath, 1873.
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have Tor some time been an Independent candi'
date for the Ofioe OF Assessor In this county hut
there are several independent candidates for the
same once. aud foe II impossible, after Offering
them every thing fir lor us to eone 10 any under
standing 10 which OF us shall have the tract, 80
upon consultation with nay hieDds aud acting az
cording 10 their adyiee, hereby declare myself no
longer a candidate. win grateful acknowleig-
ments 10 those who have stood by ms uniil nov
retire irO,n the and leave then Tree 10 sup
port whomsosser they may think proper.
kespe, tfally GEo.w. BALL.
July 12Dd, lsls.
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A NOTORIOUS Texas desperate,
named Sam Bass, was persued by a
Sheriffs posse and arrested at Round
Rock, last week, but not until he had
killed one deputy Sheriff, wounded
another deputy. and killed one of the
posse. A well directed shot laid him
out and he was taken to Jail. He
has since died in great agony, thank
the Inrd
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A WASHINGTON correspondent Of
the Cincinniti Enquirer says that Mr..
Hayes and his Cabinet have decided
to put on a bold war front with Mexi-
co, and remarks that a war will do
more to build up the dying Republi.
can party than any other expedienr
that could be resorted to, and will al
so distract the attention of the country
from the manifold shortcomings of this
Administration, which are now being
rather severely criticised.
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Mrs. SIsT and her colored servant
girl were peeling peaches one day this
week in Albemarle county, Virginia,
when they became involved in quar-.
rel. The girl called her mistress a
"stinking liar which so enraged her
that she jumped upon her and cut her
throat from ear to ear. The girl died
in a few moments and Mrs. Sist i'm.
mediately went crazy.
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The New Orleans Democrat says :
"Come South, young man, come South.
The weather report makes New Or,
leans the second coolest city in the
Union-no suu-strokes and plenty Of
breeze. While the thermometer mark
ed 9S in st. Louis and So in Chicago,
it stood only 8S in New Orleans.
Come South fer cool weather by all
MEANS"
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Hon. EPPA HUNToS and one Al
exander, of Washington City, have
been waging fierce quarrel over some
Act that Hunton had passed by the
last Congress, contrary to the wishes
of Alexander. A challenge for a
duel was sent by Hunton, but Alex
ander refused to notice it. Hunton
then sent one in a registered letter, but
still Alexander refused to accept. The
honorable Hunton then published him
in the Washington papers as a liar, a
poltroon and a coward.
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Six squares OF the town OF Catletts-
burg, this State, were entirely con-
sumed by fire on Monday. The burnt
district included all the business por.
ton of town, and the loss is estima.
ted at over 100000. Unfortunate
", there is but little insurance.
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A TELEGRAM was received at Frank.
fort Wednesday, stating that the Cat.
lettsburg people were homeless and
suffering, and asking for aid. A
meeting was called for the purpose Of
raising subscriptions which will he for.
warded TO the sufferers at once.
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The Potter Investigating Commit
tee is now in session at Atlanta City,
N. j. The evidence of Radical trick
cry and rascality in the Louisiana
elections still continues to thicken.
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The Democratic Convention at San
Antonio, Texas, worked five days and
took fifty ballots in its attempt to
nominate candidate for Governor
without success. On the sixth day the
opposing candidates were withdrawn.
and Chief Justice Roberts was nomi.
mated by reclamation.
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A new bank with capital ofslOO,
900 has just been organized in Lexing
ton Ky. 1t is called the "wilgus Ma
tionol Bank" and its subscribers and
directors are among the safest capital
lists. J. p Metcalf is President and j.
b. Wilgus, Cashier.
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THERE were two hundred and forty
four deaths from sun-stroke in SIX
days in st. Louis, and had the severe
heat continued there would have been
left in the city but few persons whe
were able;tO leave. As it was, thous.
ands of people fiocked to the cooling
shades Of the Summer resorts.
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IT is more than probable that til
bid of r. G. Huston Il Co., for the
completion of the Cincinnati Southern
r. r. will be accepted. The firm are
noted Railroad builders and have the
reputation of carrying out their con-
tracts to letter. They have already
done a great deal of work on the &.
S. II. II.
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fbbif0ag.g.

Died, Halls Gap, July 18th, Rsbeooa bourne.
The life Of this afflicted child was one Of Christian
grace and more than wolnan's iortiiude. A Jewel
has been taken from the treasury OF household love
Lille was demanded by ian whose fat ia is insE-
orabls. We do not offer comfort, He who laid the
Christening rod aud sent pain, only can give peace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-26

A TOTAL eclipse of the sun will be
visible in some Of the Western States
next Monday. Only partial eclipse
will be noticeable here, and If you
want to see IL, look out about 4, p. N.
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The Reporter says that Renfro, who
killed Ike Henson and escaped, hal
been captured, and returned to the
jailer at Somerset. There was a re-
ward of $500 for him.
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c. II. Lucas of the PuLaski Citizen,
has purchased a half interest in the
Danville Local, and the paper will be-
come Republican at once.
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yellow FEVER broke out q few
days ago in the Brooklyn Navy Yard
1t is supposed that the disease was com.
municatsd by Q lot Of Cuban ballast
that was thrown out there.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-26

JOHN r. MORTON, who gained some
notoriety as publisher of the late Lou.
isville Daily Globe and Evening Ledg.
er, is in Jail in Louisville. charged
with stealing diamonds. His examin.
ing trial resulted in his being sent on
to the grand jury, and his bond fixed
at 81 900, which he was unable "a
rive
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-26

THE Frankfort Keomdn gives the
following good advice, which our peo.
pie would do we'll to heed: "Make up
your mind not to cast your vote for a
Republican at any time when there is
a Democratic ticket regularly announ-
ced. Never scratch a name from the
list because you do not like the indi-
vidual. The success of the party is
more to be considered than any mere
personal prejudice"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-26

A DESPERATE street fight occurred
in Nashville Tuesday between four sons
of Judge Baxter and one Sam'l Hicks.
Hicks succeeded in killing one of the
Baxters before he himself was killed.
A negro girl received a stray shot, and
was seriously wounded. The affair
grew out OF some derogatory remarks
made by Hicks of Judge Baxter du-
ring political speech. The other
Baxter boys were held in $4,000
bonds for their appearance Monday
week.
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A Fluvanna county (va. )man start
ed on depopulating tour on Tuesday.
He first murdered his wife, then his
mother-in-law (nobody blames him for
that, one of his children, and would
have made away with his other two,
but they saw their danger and fed.
Then signing because there we're no
more to kill, he commenced on him
self and soon extinguished his own san
culinary light. Four in one day is
pretty good work, and kinder lays
over the dark and bloody ground.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-26

The Cincinnati Southern r. II.
made SOL 1856, sc clear Of expenses du-
ring the quarter ending june S0th.
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It takes IS votes to elect. Both
Durham's friends and ThompsonIs are
sure of victory, while those of Fox are
sanguine. 1t is believed that Durham
has developed all the strength he is
likely to receive, and that the race
will be between Thompson and Fox,
with the chances largely in favor Of
the former,
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LADIES FANCY GOODS,

selscied with care aud which she will sell al pr
Gee 10 suit the tinss.
Thanking her friends Ca past iAvoTs, she respect
fully kOliCits an early cali
The MANTuA AAkING DEPARTMENT
will bs e0ndaeied ~ MRS. MYERS and MRS.
DUDDEhAh. whose taste and skil are Ssll-tnosn
10 the trade.
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AFAMILY SUPPLY STORE

l. what will keep, aud the citizens OF town, HE
iarlaef and trader, can had Al my house anN ihins
they need, al city retail prices.
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A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE!

onaf Al private sale Iay lsru oi 2so ACkLs, ~
lng within milss of Shelby ttty and aio'li lnils
hoa either stanford aud Dansills and stan loT sud
shelby CITY TuTnlkes. II adloias the lands ID d..
q. W, 'iivens and NJ sosell Giseas. The land b.
IA high stats OF cultivation, aud leing veil isased
and Satered by SN Never iailing Springs N u one
oi The iesi SiOek laTmH Ia The eouniy. The dsell-
ing-honse Il eaaioTiahls haiidine u eishi rooms,
aud The oulhniLiinKs are euiaplsie, ineiadlng 10"
ekollenl harns.
rerAsnf d.siroa. al pnrehasing can so IA on the
prsniiass, "a addrsss ias Al shslhy riy, hsIls
touniy, ~. ......
n3--t j l. lhl kAue ID.
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NEXT Monday week, the duty will
be devolved on ne of selecting our
County ofBces for the ensuing term.
The Democracy has presented good
ticket, aud each member Of the party
should see that Il Is elected in full.
The Republicans have nominated no
regular ticket but they have several
candidates whom they will support in
a body and look to disafected Demo
Gratis to help them in the struggle. No
man worthy Of the name Of Demo
crat will aid them in this, but there
are weak kneed individuals, who claim
the name, who have to be watched to
keep them true to the party and to
their own interests. To this end Pre-.
cinct Committees we're appointed by
the Democratic County Committee
last April, with authority to take any
legitimate steps in their respective dis
tricts that may be necessary to forward
and protect the interests Of the party.
We have heard of no action on their
part, they no doubt believing that the
ticket will be elected any way. But
in race of this kind nothing should
be taken for granted, and it would be
a disgrace to the party should they let
the Republican aspirants to some Of
the latest Offices walk Of with the
prize. We earnestly hope that the
Committees and all Others who value
the success Of the Democratic party,
will go to work and see that the whole
ticket will be elected by larger ma
jority than ever before known in the
county.
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MADISON COUNTY VIEWS.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
John +. Edmiston, Of your city, has oho-
sen this village as a point Of rusticalion
during the heated term, and may he fire.
quently seen FORMULATING our thorough
fares during the cool Of the mornings and
evenings.
HIEIss TO THE SPRINGS.
A goodly number Of our citizens are con-
templating visiting Slate Lick Springs
popular Summer resort near Berea- among
whom ! mention Col. w. p. Prewitt and
family, Capt. ]. =. Simmons and family,
Tandy Curtis, Capt Hagan, &c, Nc.
POLITICAL.
The Radicals Of this county, II seems,
have concluded not to let the Democracy
have walk over" in the races for county
offices. Hence,nearly all Of our candidates
are said to have opposition. We have a
spirited race la this Distract for The Office
Of Magistrate.
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COUNTY CLERK,
JOHN BLAIN.