The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-10

Hos kufrb..-Ihe freight train Mon.
day, killed = 2s5 pound sow and 3 'hoata,
weighing IS each, for Mr.. Allen Bcailey.
Appraisers have ixed their value At SO
and the Company viii no doubt settle the
amount
RrSAwAY. Mr.. Geo. W. Afford drove
10 town the other morning aud, ~ usual,
lcn his horse standing 10 the buggy With.
out tying him. Result, runaway Of horse,
and buggy scattered In FRA gments fora mile
OF more.
WAKE Ur isn't Il about time our
County Executive Committee vas taking
some steps toward fixing daY for Con-
ven,ion to appoint delegates to the State
Nominating Conyentioni A good many
rsoPle sre Of the imPrrr-io. that, l..
Our or CoAL.--.A "coal famine" was
threatened this week, both dealers being
out for several days, and not bushel could
be- gotten Tor love or money. Several cars
have since arrived, but the dealers have
taken occasion 10 raise the price to eigh-
teen cents per bushel.
THaKr MrILioS FErT.-Mes-u. Walter
NJ. aud Lewis Dudderar, Of This county,
have just purchased new and improved
Saw Mil, winch they propose to set up on
the Cumberland River, seven or eight
miles from Somerset. To begin with, they
have contract with Nashville firm TO
furnish three million feet Of lumber at
price. ranging from 81 to $3.50 per thou
sand.
ASorHEn suPPLY.-The ice and mow
and slush Of the past two or three weeks
have caused an unusual run on thOse stores
where boots and Winter clothing are kept
for sale. We have observed that Messrs.
Hayden Bros have been compelled 10 lay
in another supply Of such articles. such
has been the number Of their sales Tween
~ to twenty-fve dollars will BE- all you
need TO get Of them an entire outfit, inclu-
ding full suit, ovcrcoat and boots Every
thing else low in proportion.
ArrENrr TO BREAK JAIL--0eo. Saun-
ders, Who Is confined in the Jail at Rich
mond or chArge. too numerous to men
ton, grew tired on Sunday last Of the re-
s,raint.that he has becn forced 20 under
20 for the last thirteen months or more,
and made a bold stroke for liberty. By
means Of false KEY, which he had filed to
81 the lock Of his cell, he got into the pris-
onsrs' walk. and with a little change in
the same key. got outside the cage. lie
wns In fair way TO make his escape, but
his plans were fortunately discovered in
time by the jsiler, who removed him to
another cell and relieved him II all sub
stances likely TO aid him In a further at
tempt to free himself Il il said that
George Is getting desperate because his
friends do not assist him 10 liberty.
I
Tar "ISSocEST PuRcHAsERs'.-MrJas,
Baldwin, Of the Banking Firm Of Baldwin
& Williams, Adi-on, New York, was here
this week, and placed In the hands Of Mes.
Till a Alcorn for collection the notes Civ
en- by = number Of our unsuspecting eiti-
zen. to the Western Medical Works for a
lot Of Family Medicines. The notes are
for the most part for the sum Of Sle2 each,
negotiable and payable in Bank, and as
they were not paid at maturity, the In
struction. are to sue At once Mr.. Baldwin
claims To be the innocent purchaser Of
these sand unless fraud can be proved
the makers will have to pony up. A num-
Der Of would-be druggists and physicians
will now commence To gnssh their teeth,
bat Il l. too late Their verdancy aud GU
pidily got entirely away with them.
,THE Ssow AND THE TRANS .---for TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at noon yesterday,
the beautiful snow" fell without intermis-
sion, covering this part Of the earth to the
depth Of "a inches on level, and In some
place to depth Of several feet. The
trains on the Branch were thr2wn all out
Of keller, and At o'clock Yesterday were
l.. this shape: The freight train from liv-
fngston had to Law up at Mt. Vernon, and
its engine was hooked on to the engine Of
the Passenger train, the two bringing the
train 10 the Junction. here, a distance Of
IS milos in two or three hour. The mix
ed train leaving Richmond, ran into six
feet snow drift between that point and Sill
yer Creek, and stuck An Engine was ~sni
10 it, relief from the Junction. but when
in two miles Of the showed up train, il
jumped the track and smother Engine, af-
ter getting up the nearest Section hands,
started at 10 the scene. The freight train
coming South had to lay up at St. Marys,
At 3 O'Clock the Mt. Vernon part of the
passenger train left for Louisville, and last
night at Z, the passenger from Louisville
arrived, but went no further than the juno
} tim. It's expected To 20 to Louisville 90
the regular schedule to-day.
CouNTY CoURr.-This court, which wa
composed Of the Judge apd all the Justices
Of the county, was in session four days this
, week for the Transaction Of important bust
ness, which it pretty well disposed Of. A
large number Of Fidueiary accounts were
received and settled Smith X. Mershon
qualified as Town Marshal. The Shenf
elect failing to qualify, the Office was de
elared vacant. A fine Of So and costs wa
entered against Sheriff Kerby, Of Garrard
for falling to serve process, and oaPia
pro 6ns was ordered. to make him to show
cause why he should not be fined for con
tempt. John NJ. Reid, Jas. 2. Bailey, Geo
, W. James, John S. owsley, Thoa. J. Eos
ter. Nelson Petre and Henry Floyd wer'
appointed supervisors Of the tar...Judg'
Brown was appointed to have the Court
b house hell raised, al as 10 make iis tom
lnuher and mnre disiinci A hnAl aellle