davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-06-13
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
tfnsilttsfhcfnrr.

n fhf iSdf30F 0J THf Tfl1Unf.
CncAao, Jnne 11.--1n answer to tTravel-
cy's ~ request In Yesterdays TnsNuSg, would
" risc and t1ulaEn," nut however, iii his desire
for MI f.inlin!tc bef1,-," but ~ 4 "Trayc'rr "
myself. Should all Ills nunts, Ills nfrrva, ls
.irsteunsins, :,ls sccon'l.cor.ins, nj inlni.utn,
liarc access tn the rara to see him of 0n
iruruer, | ttoubt II | waultl-wcll. "hartilY
ever "-dct seat Tor myself until tho train
moved of. TOut13T.
, 1879-06-13
TlIn Police Department.
Y1n }hs ts:3t4a, ~ 1sha Tritv4f4S-


CnicAGot juno t1.-'rhe theory was advanced
In The presence Of the writer to-dar, hY parlict
who arc likely 10 10 posted, that 1t is not the
policy Of our Pottcos Dcnnrtment to make war
upon the thicvss IN our city, claiming rs
reasun tllat tcy would get but ltttlo credit for
30 doing, but II they would whit until somo
t!cnreaat!un was committed u.cn there were
chances for Some glory by the capture OF these
Tint theuwn out Tint sometimes "tliv'cs" wcro
In tlirir 13nc. Wu flope tho latter "a not Iruc.
hut 4 Is mt uhllke1y. Now, tho question ID,
are TO TO suffer beth III tosacs. tinn. md name
Ut our city for the especial benefit Of men
wl0 already receive salariea, and arc paid
h. ts to protect onr lives and propcrtri Nov.
!: il,. compensation received By our police and
letecttve force Ia mt enough to secure honest
nn,l faithful mem 1t }Insl better be looked after
and ncscaact1, mid secure mcn who will mike IL
70 uncomfortable for that class ard their female
n'Ifta Tint we will have 1ess Of them and thofr
work ntnuNg us. This dtlcstinn ilcacryes tho
attention, Of every honest man In tic rlty. both
IN md nut Of Office. There Is surely q remedy.
II wc hntl = Arst-eanss man 1t the head Of tts
Police Department, With Ills hands unbound,
atnl free to enforce tho lara just % t11er arc,
wilat change would be wrought in as short
spaea ~ one weei;. WIZ NoTf
, 1879-06-13
Sixth National Auld,rra' Nounton, and How
tn Get TIihrC.


HHADQuARrkHa, CAMHMlpaE, O., June Z,
1B1D-1'U tic numerous Inquiries that have bccn
received Troln parties desiring to attend iliu Au-
euat Ilounon at Cambridge, O., AZ 10 what mr.
ratlgenltntS aru nntu with rnsroads !or reduced
rites, t.s Committee rcpurts the following;
Fysim nll prnciput administrations Ia Ohio.
on tho l1altt1,orr g. Ohio, Fam.llantls a,.A Ma
rletta, plttab,!rg Il CieycIan! Roads. or thcIr
connections, neluln. also pittst,nrg On this
pat.-llanlle, and Wheeling IN tbs Baltimore tS
Ohio, o1carstun-tekets VIII bc placrl on salc.
From ChlcaEt, thu Baltimore IL OHIO lioaa
will run All excursion train, tnknE ~ all inter-
mcdEatu points, Of which due, notlcc Wil! bo
given as 10 t,mc nj lravtns Chtrugo, md from
all other raslrUad stations In tho United Sthtes.
where tlcrc aru Gye Or more persone destrns 10
cotlc, nntcs must hc forwarded 10 The sccrrtusy
| vi Lhu Reunion ut least two weeks prior to tse
| oath day Of AuE,lSt, als1 ARRANGEMENTS will DO
| made iron, llctu by which exeutslonrasas caf 10
| obtained. .. .a,-.-
| partirs leslrlng 10 come from reEnoto points
| must designate s0fnu ono ol their number TO
correspond With thu Secretary, giving tho prob
Rble uilIntGr, tue exact location, alid tho name
| OF the railroad UNI Btal0n from Whct. they
desire to start, with tho address ct tiip tiencrai
| Ticket Agent II tho roal. Wherever thcru ls q
party Of tlso or more, by asysteu. OF thla s't1,
attended to in time, e1curato1l-rntcs can no ob-
tained. JOSHUA X. Known, President,
| W. Il. II. MClLYAH, Recrctnry.
, 1879-06-13

shotd he drawn.
1t ts trtic TINT tho Clergyman who prcpafha
twU rotni SERMONS ercrv week deserves 1ongdE
md better llolidnY thnn tho one who does mott
won, wc cannot nitord to 6I,arc In tho aumtuef
scason. How would It do for such ministers to
ta.o tlc[r vacation In the winter, whst. tlo eli
Hlntse Influences nra not 10 much agnlnss thc[
less Fortunate brelhfen1 Or ID there aomc othGs
rcnlttsyi Suggest. this problem, especially te
tic Trustees OF Tho Fourth Presbyterian Churc1,
md should be eiad to hear from them IN reply
TntHULATUN, =
, 1879-06-13


= .,----.--:---.-.-,.-.,---.---|.-,----.-.,,r.
thcru to t11oro radical effort at 60 .opcrht1vc
PmIaaenh,n T m wo1t! @ % an1,ear % 10 bs !nsurmo,nta.
lie, Ii Is tcicycl however, ilIat from tho
point @ Of e 60 o1~Ta.tou IL intprna.!nn eo.optrn.
tinn II nr@jot In tnnnv ,tscfu1 foe,ns will ccrs
trjn,t, In i isvn1oroI n cnr,nt IN tin;trA that
"a 10 sySpeu eu;nn" ~ ,nn.o o gyc rcc
IS IS to b. fnuna tho y a'.swer /" xIser MD mora
s'seccssfut treatment q TIC prohseta q phupet
ism as 1t presents tsolf in the great c!cs Oh tho
nov, ru,,ov
. nu'. .'..,,.." .g,.o" - ~. to,,.,,,o
napcr, and on iis conclusion mounted tho rus.
trim and sud:
}na }ua nv mH uptv II lii H conercnss T.. Ga rrose3
VIII !"f{ ,bo stste IND No .iobt that could
N ne Ra o ,un,o 9ftc y, as.anun nn
rmi!rtnnteH III t wa cH,,nslletl IL rct,,a,u two
dnrs iemvcr r rciur,, 1T nncs which lid not like
!" No. In III: af ySss n1U we II s
~ ~ yor ss..tc, ad we1conc y 10 is bca"ttni
metropolitan ctY. not merely with hosplsnhlc rur.
nose. fhoush tcci ntlrn yon hare tcroiyod ra.,s.
factory evidence that such cxlnt., bnt nsu hccauac
te thoaha psopa 2! ta GY aou taG nsEn a'G bsa asv
intorcatcd IN ynstf neiloEsatinnt. w nafu - .v' ~.
ten Of caring fos tose so. wo az o ona
n ~ cotnlunites an States; " pscsv9. ~ t1e,.o ~
sa an m" nnnnr,s sr nn nc nesi npes
of reyclliln. nnd nunlshng crime and the rcfotn1n.
lion at csitutHals.
Your scsaIOl,a Arc acnoninntch conferences Of
charities. Most Of yon arc cnxnycl In 1ffowOrk
where tAa acone Of your dntlcI cItends TO and
embraces tls very limits Of the purposes OF evil
government
You hnye cnmc together fresh frun yonr re.
spcct3ye fields pf labor, h1lod with nfllaHtLlropic
aims, earnest In yo,lr great work. mud hnyo com.
parcd results, and have tuubtess AIrcnsaeh The
ni,nsfiona Lripre ynu from ainHduyiut nE ex-
ucrlcuca. observation, and actencc. The subjects
Tcfore Vol orr many, Int nji akin, anu are Of
tho greatost moment 10 government and the human
race
In addition 10 the snpezintcndents and others
having charge OF your Stnta charities, tnAny OF
whom haye met With ron before, there In ErnW
Ing nnmhfr Of prlYnte citizens WIN give eaFfieaf
eons1IeEn,.oh t :" tv a ata.a ~"
III thta comparatively 5o"''S na'te'
THE MosT AEKfoUs fHonLEsf5
nj GYa.n poltcv are connccted with tile cnusteuc-
tion and Naturalization Of our pcnal And charitable
instltutions
A. W. rrt,. in wealth and popuattou. misfortune
and crItnc nse to increase In cyc Creator rato
nmd wa hnva mt nny ,p ,uninlsin The Institutions
al charity and correction which We have already
provided, bnt the necesity constantly preascs uron
nv 10 increase tc!r rn1bfr and rntaftn the uscful-
ncss OF thl.c Te hare AZ a Suite, Illinois claims
to stand in the very front rank OF cLsizcl roul.
Inuties In rescct to the enforcement of law tho
n,,n,shtnrnt Or crime and thu care for the diseased
ari unfortunate Hut | hayn long thought, and
| MN morc stroncy tnprcssrd with the Idea aInco
, 1879-06-13
FESTIVITIES.

nEcEP1t0N WAS GIVEN
last night by tue IlllnoisHoetal Science Assoca-
tion to the National Conference Of Charities,
which has Just closed Its tlree days session IN
this city. The reception occurred at the lydian
Art Gallery, corner oi Slate anl Washington
streets, which was handsomely decorated for
tie OCCASION. Thcrn wern present Mr.. anA Mrs.
Ilarbert, Gov. Bcv:r[dge aud wife, MEs. ". O.
Carueuter, Gov. Shelby n. Cullom, tho Rev.
DR.. J. II. Thouas, AIRS. Arthur Smith, Mrs.
Robcrt LII, Mr. Thomas Drcfar, Atrs. ]. Van
Caytou. Prof. lrd Mrs. Willard nntl daughter;
Miss Mantcy, yiollnfst; Airs. Laura +. Dainty,
Dr.. White, Or. Juliet Caldwell; Mrs. a. +.
Kent, Of California: atr. Lord. Of Mtc'ltg an;
Dr. Cleeyes, Iowa; Or. Dedclt, Chicago; alr.
pn,l Mrs. L. q. sherman: Mrs. Alexander Nc
Coz; Dr. Sarah IIae'ict Stevenson: Dr.. Henry
Thotnas; DR.. a. L. Kent; DR.. aud Mrs Ward
ncr, Ut AnpH, ILL.,; Or. IND M1s+ Foster,
Chicago; Mrs. Helen Gougor, Indiana; Airs. s.
N. Dobcrts. lI1dtaua; rroi. Wentworth aud
wife, EtIglewood; Mr.. md Mrs. u. j. Wells:
Mr, Dnyll llough: Atr. mud Mrs. C)tifura, of
Evanston; DR.. :. +. I'aker, Chcugo; NJ. Ela,
Perry, Rlcl,ar.la, nrni Mnrsiu; Mis-. E!lzaGutl'
Kenion, ot Milwaukee: Mr. DotntntcS hunt,
Wtacousin; Cul. Southwo:ttl, af Chicago; Afr.
F. II. Wines, III Illinois and others.
| The programme OF The nvcnlnE c0nnlstcd Of a
piano solo, by Miss Anto(nettc Wright; n ruettl.
t0u By Mrs. Ens,cll Root; vlu1ih solo, by Mlss
| MaRteY; tCbristtnas 1T the teHar'rrs," by Miss
Laura +. Dal,ity; md nn address uf welcome ~
Mrs. ilarbort, in EHhnlf nf thc Social Science
Association; T. spneels By his Exrellel!cy Goy
u song by 1t. K,lns,nrk; recitation BY PROT
Bonth; nntt come miscellaneous tuusfc. Tis
parlors were laliel md tho company seemed to
| enjoy thu OCCASION.
, 1879-06-13

1'o."V, '"uo -, - ..,1,s,. s,. %a,.',.
Of '"e ps1ckases. !. - '.'a,' . ~ :,
aohe " Mese'' ~ ~ ~ ,' ~. s,,I.' ~ fs,r1m
70 me, a"es hot sla'' .au taso Ta'1" .A",. ~.
About ten aaya ago ! 'ook "a.N osus ,.'' !',',
,nuct,crttic'srd structure, ana W'1a aatof'Haea
at the Inferior quality Of Tho hriekwork. The
W." - ~ ",'.s,,,sn., ..x,.,,,,o anu ,,c,,
nn'i l1' Hothn'ans"r ,ns',,."., ~" ..''
laying l,rlrlt wilo were Ysfy lhtef1os wutk'aSn;
null Judge tilat the enltlae'oss aeu try'I, ~ p"'i
thranEh tatiEtt 1no on nc eI'eal, pah. !
think 1t yalIfl gsluYance That our tltizefi ofck
laycrs caunos oblaln "osR 81 On INV GtS''aIn ~ -.
thu prevailing NaGes--*;'W prr GAY. Wy
tfAt to Eooa men, hi'u ifei ~ no s';asasa.ii; ~
a.ms ethsd waGea; hut they arc nohu ts'o hls!t.
Whit with enforced !dieness !tona nescmps! s u. 10
March, asht loss III time " wcs @saiseF. ~ s9
reipth nt Tic SCAR arc !!s!ls esiuNss, W. MeM
know. having oceh lou9hoiynM" n!,In.n?e'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14

K.R.R.-The ominous cry of X. X. X.
isheard on every hand
THr Masonic Lopar -Hs. received
several additions lately.
VINO KNowsg-The Somerset Reporter
hiss correspondent At this place. Who
can Il be9
IxrRoviSo. Mr.. John Melvin is ma.
king improvements on his farm recently
purchased near this place.
TonAcco PRosrFcIs. The farmers are
sowing plant-beda, and making such othe'
preparations as indicate large acreage Of
tobacco hercabouts this year.
PrRsoSAL-Mr. G. Crawford, Of Pen.
dleton, is visiting relatives here. -. Mr.. p
" Ccnn has been very sick for several
days, but We are glad to learn that he 9
recovering.
GRowISo.--we are glad TO see that youl
Brodhead subscription list is CONSTANT,
growing. There sre twenty-five or thirty
at least, here, who know how to appreci
ate good thing. And still they come.
WAITING ON AN Insurance Co.-Mr
Henderson Is anxiously expecting new
from the Continental Insurance Company
against which he holds policy Of 81 90
IN hia house and GALLERY lately deatroyes
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14

The STANFORD JornSsL has entered lie
eighth year, and, take 4 al in ~, l. the
best county raper in the state. Il has
done great service Tor Lincoln county, and
We are glad TO know that Il Is getting IL
reward in . good aud growing rsironage.--
lCourierJoumsl.
The Stanford INTERIOR JounSAL enter
ed upon it, eighth year on last Friday,
There i not better conducted paper in
the State, or one that has accomplished
more good for the field which Il occupies
May its career he as long ~ Il l. now use'
full Richmond Herald.
The Stanford JOURNAL has just entered
is eighth year. The JouRSAL has done
great service for Lincoln county. and Z
withal one Of the best country paPers y
the State. We are glad to know that Il I
getting its reward in good and growinl
patronage. --tColumbia Spectator.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14
ROCRCAsTLE COUNTY.
Mt. TernOa.


RISING FROM THE AsHEs.-Mr. J. T.
Clark has completed a part Of his new
dwelling, and he and family moved into il
this week.
MARRIED-By Judge q. W. Mcclure,
on Sunday morning, Bud Pike to Miss
Mary, daughter Of Samuel Whitacre. No
cards, and only one premature baby.
INTEREST IN THE S. S.-The interest in
the Sunday School, il makes us very hap
by TO say, is on the increase. Many who
should be in attendance, do not, though,
put in an appearance.
MULE MArTERs-Mr. G. W. Afford, of
Lincoln, has been in our county this week,
engaged in buying mules and horses We
learn that he purchased good lot for
which he paid fair prices.
THE AcADENY.-Our Male and Female
Academy, under its present management
is iourishing. A number Of young gen.
tlemen and ladies from the country are
taking advantage of its thorough course Of
instruction Prof A. G.. Lowell seems to
be popular and successful instructor.
BAD WowEN WHIPPED.-The X. X =
we've ON the war-path one night last week.
They made a raid on a house Of ill-iame
near Rrodhead, kept by one James Ross.
To Ross and his daughter-who is the
chief attraction of the place, they admin
istered severe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
teaching them lesson which will do them
good.
DIED FROM ms lSJURIEs.-James An
derson, a brakeman on the L. 4 n. X. X.
while engaged in coupling cars at Living
ston last week, had his hand mashed very
badly, Ie suffered intensely until We'd
nesday night, when he died. lie leaves
wife and children. His life was insured
in the National Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton.
FALSE PRETESsEs-Tom Mcclure and
VIM. Prewitt came into town Monday eve
ming, and sold NJ. f. Brinkley fifty cross
ties, which they claimed as their own
property, receiving the pay for same. Next
day w. II. Cummins went to Brinkley and
told him the ties belonged to him Cum
mins.) Thereupon warrant for obtaining
money money under false pretenses was
issued by Judge Mcclure against Mcclure
mo kin to the Court and Prewitt, and
they were arrested by the sheri q on Tues
day. In default Of $500 bond each, they
were sent 20 Jail, aud their trial fixed Cor
Thursday, 18th.
"swPT's SILVER MsE"-Three gentle
men Of this county, have recently leased
"swifts Silver Nine" and will shortly be-
gin 70 operate IL This mine Is situated
in Jackson county, on the headwaters Of
DEVILS Dance, and Is popularity, but erro-
nsously supposed to have once been work
ed by Swift, a famous counterieiter, whence
its name The mine was. in fact, never
worked by Swim at all, and il location Is
known only TO . man i27 years old, who
lives 10 one Of the counties Of the SPUR
chase" This man, for fair compensa-
ton, has agrssd 10 reveal 10 the lessors the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14
MADISON COUNTY.
Riehm0nd.

SoAHLEr FEvER-Is prevailing in the
Kingston neighborhood to an alarming ex-
tent.
GoING WEsr.-Seyeral OF the young
men Of Richmond, will probably go TO
Leadville. Col, thisSpring.
Ar BuRSErr The faciati-t, gave two
Of his mirth provoking performances in
Green's Opera Hall, on last Thursday and
Friday nights, to good crowd.
TIE ALUMNI AssocIAnoS-Of Central
University, will meet in the University
Chapel on next Thursday morning, and
business Of importance viii be brought be-
fore tho Association.
Nor A CASDITATR.-C Harvey Che
nault, young farmer living on Log Run,
in this county, announces that he will not
made the race for the Legislature, as he
does not desire to enter politics.
MARRIAGE.-wallaoe Estill, a young
farmer Of this county, will be married on
next Thursday morning 10 Miss Annie
Chenanlt, Of Lexington, the eldest daugh-
Ter Of Mrs David Chenault, Of that place.
ELEcrRIc LIanT.- Prof T. w. Tobin, Of
Central University, has sent to Cleveland,
Ohio, for one Of Greemas' Electric Ma
chine, and proposes, for $500 10 light the
town Of Richmond, with Electricity. There
will be three lights, one on the CouIt-house
and one on Main, and another on Laneas-
ter street. These three lights are TO have
the lighting capacity Of one thousand
lamps. Few here have doubts but that
the Professor will succeed in his under
t.lfna
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14
WAYNE COTNTi.

CLosrD.-Prof. wilmingion's school
closed on last Friday.
In MS OLD QuAETERs-Logan Sallee, Of
color, who escaped Jail here some weeks
ago, was recartured in BOYLE rounty, and
Is now in Jail.
MARRIAeE LicESsr-IIave hecn issued
to Henry Guiiey and Sarah Hoover; John
W. Morrow and Harriet Bryant; james ?.
Sloan and Rhoda Clark.
GARpESINa. THE Spring-like weather
Of the last week, has induced our citizens,
En- masss, to put in their gardens. Potatoes,
peas, onions. lettuce Sc, have al been
planted.
A SHOOTING AFrEAY-Occurred in
Mullentown precinct few days ago be-
tween Shelby Bell and james Clinch, in
which the latter received slight wound in
the abdomen.
SEVERELY Cur.-A difficulty occurred
itN henta ako th bcaNti NAetAs tStNNth
John Russell and a man named Strunk, in
which Russell received severe cut on the
back. No arrests.
A DIscovERY.--A quarry Of fine Litho-
graphic stone has been discovered on the
premises Of p. W. Duncan, Esq, two
miles South Of this place. Mr.. strother
Banks, Of Lonisville, took lease on the
quarry. AMI proposes 10 deyelope il right
away.
REII0Ious.-Elder j. Stanley has been
preaching to the Christian Church at this
place for the past two weeks. His dis
courses have generally been quite able, and
good deal Of interest manifested on the
part Of his auditors, but no additions to
Church a. yet.
A sUccps.-The supper at the Court
house on the evening Of the 4th inst, for
the benefit Of the Church, proved sue
GEES. About sixty dollars realized, which
will be sufficient, it Is supposed, to com
plete the repairs necessary on the Union
Church building.
PERsosAL-Mr. james A. McGoe, teller
Of the National Bank at Somerset, has
been spending several days with friends
here ... Mrs Iliie and an adopted daughter,
Of Martinsville, Ind, have been visiting
Mrs. Henry Colonel Robert
Metcalfe and family, late Of Texas, after a
few weeks visit at Mrs Berry,, started a
few days since to their future home in
Southern California.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14

A certain editor in the interior Of Ken
lucky knows scme interesting facts about a
swindle in his town and IL afraid to pub
lish them. lie desires the Ners to first
print the facts so that he may copy them
int, his paper. How ia that for enterprise
II he will write the article, swear to its
correctness, and send II to the Ners, per-
hAps Il will he printed, but the libel suit
business Is about the most Hourishing in
the city just nOw.--[Louisville News
We know the editor Of the Regisief IL not
the man. and we will swear that that II I.
not Walton Of the Stanford JOURNAL.
Show up boys, and lets dig him oui.--
Register.
The editor Of the Tisitor pleads mot
guilty. - Lancaster Visitor.
The editor Of the Standard Is not the
man referred TO. Who Is the next to enieI
disclaimer 2--t Lebanon Standard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14
PrLasET COryTr.


RN8tEF~fss
No wEpDrSas-To chronicle this week.
TINS FARNFRs-Are all busy blowing,
and have three weeks Of fine weather for Il.
DipD.-on March 9Th, Of measles, Belle
Lay, daughter Of Mr.. Jesse Law, in the 9th
year Of her age.
4 INV BUTCHER Smor--Conducted by
John Mendel, in the interest Of Green
Trimble, was established here this week.
Hrs A HuNBuo.-The ground hog wealth
er, which the Register seemed 20 sanguine
would come, has run it, course, and has
been succeeded by delightful sunny days.
FALSE REroRr.-The report Of a terri
bic fight at Tatesyille, this county, was
simply fabrication 81. some Imaginative
mind. We have made repeated inquiries
concerning il, and find that the report i
groundless.
LET HIN CoNE-Quite a number Of
timorous hearts are getting scared up
at the old rhyme, 1.-THE world to m end
shall come in 1881" Guess we win have
Democratic President by that time, any
how.
SAPPHo Is JUST A LITTLE AHnAp.-March
came In like q lamb. Watch out for the
menaeerie on the 3lst, with that terrible
lion which maketh people to crawl into
boxes srd under tables for safety, whose
roar causeth womena hearts to quake with
fear and -endeth men to caves to preserve
their lives.
A DEEATE-At Camp Ground last Fri
day night between the local club and the
Science Hill club resulted in favor Of the
former. Numerous calls were made for
eminent persons who were unavoidably alb
sent, and among the number repeated calls
were made for "Bony Stone" well known
lawyer Of this place; but, alas! he lid not
respond.
A PLACE or INroRrAscE--Isn't Som
erset becoming an important little village?
Within less than a year three Important
public meetings have assembled here, !. g,
the State TesoheIs Association, the Demo
cntic Congressional Convention, and now
the Conference Of the NJ. 4. Church, North,
il in session. II convened here on We'd
nesday, and large number Of diyines are
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14

A PmMAny ELECTION. Was held in this
District on last Saturday, for the purpose
Of nominationga Democratic candidate 10
make the race Tor Commonwealth Aitor-
new. The two candidates we're Mr. j. NJ
Adams. Of Scott, and Mr. G. J. Bronston,
Of this county. The vote IN Madison,
stands l $50 for Bronston, and rs Cor Ad.
ans. Bronston's majority in the district T.
about i,000.
AN ARRAY On last saturday, short
time after the close Of the polls an aiIfsy
occurred IN the town Of Berea. in the
Glade precinct, in this county, In which
Jim and Eph Mitchell, two brothers, being
drunk, sought, without provocation.
quarrel with VIM. Harris. an old soldier
Of Clusters command, in which Harris
fired two shots, one taking effect in Jim
Mitchell's leg. and the other In Eph Mitch
ell's breast The Miichells neither were
armed, and as all the parties have the rep
utation Of being desperate men, the end 81
the trouble is thought has moi vet come.
r = ~. game low" %a'sh"''
= n ''on''n' = 'u' 'u"e''ns WI" .''!
'''',u ""s'N " nn"''''a'oiy i"'u"' .,
- "i' Lucy ",o-on ~ So,'''s''' !, W.,
'"s W.T. S ,,.,, W. ". ~ '''-o", ~ ~,
P''o.'''.'. w - '. =, " ,''''''U'
~" rcs''"' s,'S WV" WV. ~ n, ''''"'i ~
.'''S "eeN ''','' ~ '.n's n'S''' ."',"
"s 'uu"s "uy " , ,',, NV ""p ~. ~
~" ',,,s - 49,. ~, - -. v 49,
. ~ 80, ~ w. $500 ~ ~ - - -.
..s ~, p-ps1 - -.
-. ~, -, - ~
Wv ~ =, Nv" '"', ~ - WV
'''''' " WV ~ W