The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-21

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and wilt open there in a lew days Mr..
Pragheimer l. liberal and enterprising
man, and the way he will bring down
prices over there will elatc the natives
fiis motto l., II can and will sell lover
than the lowest"
CurrISa AFFRAY.--At q colorcd ball At
Charlotte Crows last Saturday night, a
row occurred between Jim Banks, Of Crab
Orchard fame, and Paul Helm, John
Helm and Gaines Tnbble. Banks cut
Paul severely, and was himself badly cut
In the shoulder. Yesterday he was tried
and held for cutting in sudden heat and
passion. he went to his old quarters in
jail, where oil and on he has spent several
ycan Of his life
WHAT THEY KEEr.--ll would be an
easier task to tell our readers what the
Hayden Brothers do not keep for sale. than
to tell them all Of the endless articles in
their list. Space would fail u 10 enumer-
ate all-the dry goods, notions, boots,
shoes, hats, caps eloaks, shawls, ready
made clothing. cotiens, linens, threads,
ribbons, cloths, silks, saiins. carpets, firni-
ture, wallpaper, and thousand other
things thatgo TO swell their stock mp into
thousand. Of dollars worth, all bought Eos
cash and sold nj the smallest margin for
profit
Bur LIrrLE DIFFERENCE 1t has made
but little difference, seemingly, that the
present fall has been 40 open, 80 far as sell
ing winter goods Is concerned, by the pop
ulsr firm Of Hayden Brothers. Their
sales have been Immense all along, aud
the rush Is unabaied There are two rca-
sons for this state Of affairs, namely, the
best goods and the lowest prices. Don't
wait longer IL you need any thing in their
line, but go now and see that the half has
never been told you Of the many attract
i've and cheap things the Haydcns have
laid In for your benefit
GEORGE MoALIsrER's sHor. Last Mon
day night, at billiard saloon in GEORGE
town, George MoAlisier, student Of the
College there, from this place, shot young
man named Walter Sinclair, Of Scott ooun-
~, under the following circumstances, as
reported by the Times "Sinclair and John
osborn were engaged in a game Of billiards,
and McAlisler was looking ON. A dispute
arose between the players in regard to a
"runn made. and Osborn proposed to prove
IL by McAlister. The latter said he didn't
know any thing about il, when Sinclair,
who had been drinking, replied that he did
not want him (McAlisterl to know any
thing about IT, One word followed anolh-
er, when Sinclair cursed McAlister and
struck him with a billiard cue twice, aud
was in the act Of striking third time when
McAlister sho, him. The ball passed thro'
the ieshy part Of the lief, arm and entered
the right breast, two and half inches
above the nipple end one and half inches
from the middle line Of the body, probably
breaking rib and grazing the lung sound
ing il some. II was believed by physicians
who probed the wound that the ball had
lodged under the lef. arm. The wound is
no; considered necessarily a dangerous one,
unless inflammation should set in" The
following day Mr.. MeAlisIer was tried be-
fore an examining court, and acquitted on
the ground Of self defense. V
| A oaufl.uaaN Tautfliarl a
known as-but then il wont do to tell, who
has made stanford his headquarters for a
number Of years, came to the conclusion on
Tuesday last that he had lived long enough
in this unfliendly world, so he sat himself
down and penned the final note, which was
to have been read after his form was cold
and stiff in death. This completed, he
filled an instrument with twenty grains Of
morphine and put II where 1t would do
him the most good. II seems, however,
that in the interval before consciousness
left him. his courage like Bob Acres, be-
gan to ooze out Of the tips Of his fingers,
and while
ellis thoughts on awful subjects rolled
Damnaiion aud the dead !"
he concluded that he did not want Il
shuttle OF this mortal coir half as bad as
he had imagined Twas then he eoneeiy-
ed Of the happy idea Of appearing before
his hotel keeper and in a tragic manner
deliver TO him his pocket-book, at the
same time telling him in a bark -irom-the'
tombs voice that he had administered NOR
phino TO himself with suicidal intent This
was no sooner conceived than done, taking
the precauiion TO beg the hotel man, what
ever he did, not to send Tor Doctor. Oh
course that was Just what the II. NJ. was
expected To do, and he did il in a trioe
BY the time the Doctor arrived a siupoI
had come over oui young man, but after q
hall days and all nights hard work, lac
succeeded in bringing him around all right
bat for a time he hung at a dead level be
tween lie and death. We have not beer
} informed, but suppose the inevitable cir
was in the case and II she will come al
nov, We can show her the most thorough,
ashamed Of himself man that ever WA
} guilty Of 50 foolish an action. We know
she would pity him, snd, pity being akil
10 love, she might marry him To get rid O
him.