The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-05-16
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his heartfelt thanks 10 HE many friend.
who stood BY him during the spirited con.
test which has just closed for Register Of
the Land Ofkce. lie says that Williams
'ras hn d~t choice, but that Sheldon 1,
now.
Carr. JAs r. CANrRf1L-Cand for
Lieut.. Governor, spoke at the Court hons
LAST Friday. lie had = small crowd, but
his remarks were we'll received by al prca.
ent. lie was in the interest Of Judge Har.
gle. The Captain makes friends wherever
he goes.
THE FARNERs-Are complaining very
much on account Of the long drouth. tho
II l. to be hoped that their complaints win
soon cease, as the "rymptcms" FOE rain are
now very good. A number Of farmers are
having to plant their entire corn crop over,
the corn having rotted in the ground. The
wheat crop in the county !. looking we'll,
and II not overtaken by some disease, will
yield fair crop.
LovE LlcESsEs.-D. N. Williams, Coun-
~ Clerk, handed us the following list Of
marriage licenses issued by him since last
report; VIM. ID. Stokes TO Lucinda Moore;
John 5. Hall to Meitie Hansard; John
Conway to Mary Hamilton; Wiley 3. An
gel TO Elizabeth Badgley; Jo-ephus Mar,t
to Saliie Adams; Mason Dowell 10 Debbie
Wright Rob,. T. Norton to Mollie Prev.
itt.
The ELECTION. Our county only cast
5j4 votes last Monday, a. follows: Harris.
2i4; Holt. 2iO. Hargis' majority "a in the
county. When Elliott and Lilly ran for
the same Office. Lilly carried the county BY
IFS maj. We learn from private letter
from Barbourville, Knox county, that
Hargis has carried that county by 25 maj,
aud that Bell will be a set-oA. Hargis
will be elected BY a handsome majority,
but owing to the spathy in the party, and
the busy season. II will not be 20 large as
Elliott's was. The election was a very
quiet one.
Our CIRCUIT COURT adjourned last
Saturday morning Ther. w.,. I'm, "a
causes Of interest tried; the only one being
that OF George Saunders, the result Of
which Won, re.dsr. h.ve NO douh, hs.,,,
The Gand Jury found IS indictments, the
majority NJ xh;ch w.,. e., oono..l.,,
w.sroos No,w;,h.,.nd;n. an. s..r. 40.
,s,,aiDad of .er;ou. ,rouhis dn,;n. CON-,
av.rv ,hinv ras..,l "a q, mos. or;., m. i.
usu,l The druv Store. and her s,loor.
wers clossd I'M =. N sn;,;,uo,s and nal,
liouor.. consequently. svsrv hodv "a. A..
her and co.l
\ Lively FISHING EAcuhsioN'-Mess'
sam W. burue''' JACK ADAMS 'r7 ana +.
Ia thompson, IN company win BOD
"eorse' Q, color, as cnie'-cook ana bo'''e.
washer lei. here last MONDAY evening well
armed and equipped Tor kockeas'ie river
on pisca'oriol TOUR Ihey reached The
Hon. Richard ure'ham "i'hon, any oc-
ourrenee OF note, shere theY remained uii
next morning ABOUT sun-up .hey iAuneh-
ed their boats laden with all the stores
necessary 10 q campaign OF TINS kind' upon
the placid waters OF old hockeaslle- In
the meantime, IN auui'ion 10 boo "eorge'
'hey secured the services oil another phoh
one whose name Is familiar TO all hockcas'
Tie nVer-men- Blue BUCK JACK Ad-
ans was pu. IN eominsnu OF one o, the
ooa.S win nlue DUCK ~ 'ne "heei
"n''e 'An, W. Du,u''' ''oN e"A'se % 'ns
o'nsr, WIN Doo "eo'se al 'ne "hs~' r..
L. ino"p"on was 70 ac' ~ en'e' OierN OF
o"'' "0A'r' u'e point oI ue''"'A''on De
ing 'ne NOUN OF Long D'ahch' some h'e
vi NJ n'i'e' uo"n 'ne ri'er' iney hAu
Suooeeueu ON 'he'f "ip hAhoAomeiy ior
some TWO OF hfee mics "heh All OF
su'oen I'he steam se''lhg up 100 hishJ
.ne p',o'' "eorse' eaI-lLeu 'he 'oal' hro"-
ing himself anu 'he Oap'. lDurue'tl INTO
water ni'een iee' ueep' oapt Adams I'M
"iSia'cheu nus p'iot niue DuckJ
WIN NE DoA' 70 'heir rescue and after
cohs'uerAoie eheruon' succeeded IN saving