The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-07-25

ton. has proven God-send to the people
Of this community during the long drouih.
Il Is fed by an inerhaustable vein Of wa
Ter, and there Is scarcely a moment during
the day, and 10 late hour at night. but
what some body is working the handle Of
the pump. A number Of persons living
some distance in the country are supplied
By 1t.
CoNISo AND GoiSe.-We mean that
goods are coming and going 10 and from
the store Of Hayden Brothers very rapid
~ since their announcement Of selling
Summer articles for prices never known to
BE- a. low A. they now are. Such has been
the extent Of their sales within the past
ten days, that they have found il necessary
TO order largely from the city market, and
ladies will End something preltier than
ever for sale, and all at extremely low
rates. Call and see for yourself.
PosrroSED AoAIS.-The examining tri-
al Of Mrs. Gooch. Mrs. Walls and Henry
Falkenbury, for the poisoning Of George
Gooch, has been again postponed, aud
post mortem examination Of the body, and
thorough analysis Of the viscera ordered.
DR.. Mcclure was directed to take il to
Louisville and suPerintend the work.
Falkenbury having attempted to make his
escape, has been placed in jail, while two
men keep unceasing guard over the women.
The next attempt at a trial will be on the
9th Of August.
VANDALIsN.-In the absence Of the
family Of John spoonamore, who had
gone TO attend the sick bedside Of Mrs.
David Pebbles, a night or two ago, some
tends went to his farm, pulled up all his
vegetables and left them on the ground,
sawed out all the spokes in his wagon
wheels, broke his gates down, and did ma
ny other things Of like nature. Mr.. Spoon
amore has no iSea who could have com
mitted this. the lowest Of all deeds Of spite,
as he is not aware Of having given any
one ohense, but County Attorney Miller
is working up the case, and proposes to
bring the sooundrels TO justice.
SPEAKING. - The Democratic County
Committee has arranged for the following
addresses In behalf Of the party's ticket /:
Hon. Phil b. Thompson, Jr., and Judge
NJ. II. owsley, at Crab Orchard, tO-lay, at
2 O'Clock, P. NJ; Coils. Thomas w. varnon,
Thomas p Hill, and Capt. James A. Har-
ris, tomorrow, 10th, at waynesburg at
O'Clock, p NJ; Hon. NJ. }. Durham. at
IIusionville. tomorrow, 26th, at 9 o'clock,
p. NJ. and at Wayne-burg. Wednesday ,30th,
at same hour. Hon. p. b. Thompson, Jr,
at Milledgeville, Friday. August LIST, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, aud same day at South Fork
Station, at 4 O'Clock, p. M; at Highland,
August 2nd, at 10 o'clock, p, NJ, and same
day at waynesburg, at 3 O'Clock, 2. N. Let
every body turn out and enthu-e.
THE PHILLIPS WILL CAsE-Continues
to drag il slow length along. The most
Of last Thursday week was devoted 10 the
statements Of the respective sides, Col. w.
q. Welch occupying about an hour and a
half for the first, and Hon. Clement 5.
Hill the most Of the afternoon for the last
will. The attorneys for the first will, a.
the paper Of 1869 is called, then presented
testimony to establish that will by intro
ducing the subscribing witnesses 10 il. On
Friday morning, the evidence for the 2nd
will, or the paper Of 1877, commenced,
and continued till yesterday, when the
witnesses for the first will were called to
prove that that was the only true will Of de-
eedeni, the last paper being executed al
the suggestion Of interested parties, while
his mind was In no condition to bequeath
his property. II is not likely that the tes'
timony will be through before noon to-day
This afternoon will be occupied in fixing
up the instructions. and Saturday morn
ing 10 the arguments. One Of the attor'
neys tells US that the case can not be given
10 the jury before six o'clock tomorrow
evening, when Il will have only ill twelve
O'Clock, midnight, to find verdict
By an agreement Of both sides, Mr.. Chas
A. Graham, an accomplished slenographel
Of Louisville, is employed to take down
the evidence, and to his report Of Il, their
can no exceptions be taken. Ds. ChipleY
Of Cincinnati, and ID. w. Yandell, Of Lou
isville, nave testified as experts in the case
and the deposition Of the distinguished
Dr.. Isaac Ray, has been read. The cas-
has created great deal Of talk, and thu
street verdict seems 10 be made up, but VI
forbear comment The jury is compose
Of such men as Samuel Givens, Allen BeaE
ley. Robert l.. Porter, A. @. Robinson
| Henderson Young. O. j. Grow, NJ. N. ID
PAW. Mat sandidge, J. w. Logan, II. I
Bush, T. J. Foster aud DR.. Clifton Fowler
| and their verdict, should they make one
/ will be their highest idea Of right an'
justice.