The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-29

or country produce only Parties seeking
credit should 20 elsewhere.
boots AND sHors.
| ". =. f,rinkley purchased his stock Of
boots and shoes directly from the manufac.
turer In Boston. lie sells them Tow yo'
oosl.
nAIS NEEDED.
The fAmcr complain that a good rain
Is greatly needed. The ground is becom.
ing 80 dry and hard, rs seriously to inter.
fep with ploughing
PREACHING.
Elder William Arbill conducted the ser.
vices NJ the Christian Church last Sunday
morning. Al night he preached a very
interesting discourse on lst Cor, Is. %.
MURPHY ArrorNrNENrs.
Murphy meetings will he held at Buck
eye on Friday and Saturday nights Of the
present week. Mr.. Lusk proposes to go 10
every church and school-house in the
county.
NEW CANDIDATE roR yAILIR.
Sam. Thompson having Withdrawn from
the race for Jailer, by reason Of his ineli.
eibiity, in accordance with an arrange
ment effected At the time Of holding the
Democratic Convention, Mr.. J. l.. Joplin
takes his place on the ticket a. the nomi.
nee Of the Democratic party Tor the office
Of Jailer.
". D. BRISKLEY
is now receiving in daily shipments from
the Fast, his new and elegant stock Of
Spring goods. The stock will be complete
in few days Those wishing bargains are
invited to call and see the neat variety Of
Dry Goods, Ladies' Suits, Notions, Dress
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, at the
lowest prices ever known.
WEDDING BELLS.
On Wednesday, at the residence Of Mr..
John Hickey, in Mt. Vernon, Patrick
Naughion was married to Mrs. Mary Fox,
The ceremony was pronounced BY Rev.
Father Callahan, Of Richmond, Ky. In
chronicling the happiness Of this newly.
welded pair, il is with genuine good feel.
ing that we saw, May they live long and
prosper.
cot ar DoISGs.
Last Monday was County Court day.
There was a small crowd in town. Candid.
ates were busy. Little business was done
In Court. James Frazer was appointed
Oserseer Of the Slate road. Thomas HAYS
was appointed administrator Of the estate
Of Adam Griffin, decd A number Of set.
Elements we're fled. Quarterly Court
viii convene next Monday. The docket is
a light one.
Miss Celia ID. Adams returned Monday
evening from brief visit to her friends
and relatives in Garrard. Misses Clonch,
Of Pulaski, were the guests this week Of
Mrs. J. J. Brown. NJ. +. Brinkley arrived
at home Saturday night, after an absence
Of two weeks in the East. Mr.. J. W.
Tharp, the gentlemanly correspondent Of
the INTERIOR JOURNAL at Brodhead, was
in town last night. We notice that he
wears the blue. Miss Lulje vowels, a
handsome young lady from New Hope, is
visiting her brother, James r. vowels, at
this place.
LET UP FOR WHILE
The Murphy meetings continued last
week up to Thursday night, when an ad.
journment over till Monday night was ef-
fected. Last night the meetings closed
for the present. The roll Of signers now
contains 205 names. Mr.. Alex Lusk, who
worked indefatigably and without any as
sistance whatever, throughout, has done a
good work in our midst. While none Of
those who doomed the blue were confirmed
drunkards, yet not few Of them were men
Of incorporate habits, and now, IL they
will only Stick" the good effects Of their
recent action will shortly be seen. The
parting advice Of Mr.. Lusk to all the re-
cniits was ito stick or die" We hope
the will stick" and live
ACCIDENT IN THE COAL MINES.
George Ray and John Warwick, miners
in the employ Of c. Crooke & Co., were Sc
riously injured at Pine Hill last Friday, by
the accidental explosion of blast. The
blast which they were working, was over
head in an entry TO one Of the mines. IL
had been loaded, and Ray was tamping it.
1t is supposed that the fuse was cut by the
drill, and a spark from the sulphurous
rock ignited it. Ray received the dis
charge in his face which is cut and swollen
fearfnlly. The drill in its recoil cut his
head severely. Had it struck him little
lower down, it would have broken his
skull. Both men were badly hurt. For a
few days il was doubtful whether Ray
would recover, but at last accounts he was
in fair way Of doing so. is feared that
his vision will be seriously impaired, IL not
completely destroyed.
sEDUcED AND CRAzED.
Tabitha Day, aged 81 years, was brought
before his Honor, Judge G.. W. Mcclure,
last Monday on writ de iuHa,ieo inq'tirendo.
The evidence conduced to show that she
had been living with her mother, in the
Copper Creek neighborhood, for some four
or five years, her father being dead. She
has always been a quiet, well-beLaved girl
About three weeks ago, she gave birth TO a
child, and shortly afterwards her insarity
began to develop itself At times she is
very violent, tearing her clothing, and Civ
ing utteranee to terrible profanity. The
name Of her seducer was not disclosed BY
the evidence, and outside Of that we can
not go. 1t was shown, however, that her
seduction led to her insanity. And he, the
iend, in human shape, who robbed this
poor girl, not only of her purity, but of
her reason, will 20 free, while his victim
occupies maniac's cell, or as her appear