The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-04-11

tley are III Tue rhge IN the citie-. we ~
Ger to the ready-made suits at Hayden
Brothers, and A. to cheapne- and quality,
We have never known the like. No whole
sale house would duplicate them for less
money than you can get them Of the Hay
dens II will pay our readers to take a
good look At the superb stock Of goods in
their hou-e The like never was seen herr
before.
CHICKEN TmEvLs This class Of
acamps has recently made several raids
upon the hen-roosts Of Rev J. $. Sims and
Mr.. Fannie Green, and carried Oh some
valuable fowls. That the -coundrcls should
exercise their thieving propensities on
widow and Methodist preacher makes
their crime al the more hcartless. Our
Marshal has pretty good idea who the
thieves are, and Il l. Likely that In a few
days they will be scnt where cold middline
and beans are looked upon As desert
Ir WILL PAY.--We mean BY this, that
il will pay you to visit Hayden Brothers
store aud examine their magnificent stock
Of goods Don't stop until you go into
the second story and look at the bcantiful
new style two and three-ply carpets. Of
lovely patterns and bright hues. We de-
clare that they are the best and cheapest
We have ever seen. You can actually buy
any thing there that You want, At whole
sale prices. Never before this, have We
seen such carpets offered At such low
figures.
Tnr BEsr FoR ALI CoScERSEn.--we
have II from reliable authority that
W. + Kennedy, against whom an indic,-
ment for the murder Of Frank Johnson in
1895, was recently reinstated in the Gar.
rard Circuit Court, shook the dus, Of the
scene. Of his youth from bic feet last Thus
day morning. and taking the i've o'clock
a. N. freight al Danville, In compa.y with
friend, lett for the West This was PER
hapa the best thing he could do for the
country, and infinitely the hest thing for
himself. provided he has gone to stay,
which his friends state was his positive
determination. lie will, perhaps. howev-
or, change his mind when he hear 81 the
Holmes verdict, aud return, as be ON fair
~ reason that II :, 6. only worth two years
in the Peniientiary TO murder an officer in
the discharge Of his duty. the man who
kills an ordinary individual, even though
he be begging for mercy, should he
promptly acquitted and given Chrome.
THI ASSuAL ELncrIoS-Of Town Trus-
tees was held last Saturday, when Judge
J. NJ. Philips, John J. MeRoberts j. n.
Davis, NJ. q. Nevius. A. p. Pendleton, r.
II. weAren and W. 2. Walton were chosen.
The main interest of the election was on
the question, "Hogs, or no hogs1" Fer
several years the negroes have rallied to
the polls IN body. aud voting solidly
"For hogs" have defeated the will Of the
property owners Of town and the foul swine
was permitted to besport himself on the
streets with A. many privileges As man
and voter. But this disgusting sight,Sill
appear no more for year, for, thanks TO
the strategy and hard work OF Judge q. A.
c. Rochester, DIR, S. r. Craig, and olhers,
"No hogs" carried by a majority Of two.
The way they managed was thus They
waited until the negroes and their alliea
had polled their usual big majority and
had retired confident Of victory, when the
white reserve was marched up and "No
hogs" carried, as stated. Il was indeed a
victory for cleanliness and decency. and
the loud cheers that followed the declare
ton Of the vote showed the had odof in
which hogs are held here.
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION. "A slim gath
ering Of the faithful met and "resoluted" ia
one Of the jury rooms at the Court-honss
last Monday. They had intended TO hold
forth in the Circuit Court room, but large
crowd Of people, curious 10 see how they
lid the thing, caused the change Of pro
gramme. Said We 10 Mr.. Hiram Robert
as one by one they fled into the jury room
"why do they leave US, do you suppose p
"rhey prefer darkness to light" he replied
'because their deeds are evil" Satisfied
with the solution, we retired, but were sub
sequenlly handed an account Of the pro
ceedings with request 10 publish them
which We would do, in full, with pleasure
J, but from the fact that the State Convention
! met Yesterday. We therefore condensed udg
> j. A. Lytle was chosen Chairman and Joh'
!, Edmiston, Secretary. A resolution wa
. adopted instructing the delegates to vo,
J. for Hon. II +. Finley, Of Whitley, 70
. Governor, should he be nominated, and I
!. case he should not then 10 vote for Hor
; Walter Evans, Of Louisville. Judge ]. A
; Lytle, X. r. Barrow, W. X. Dillon, Ja'
J Jamison. Greea Fish, John Edmision, l
/, I. Pollard, James Drye, d.. Barber, Her
!, derson Young, q. w. Gentry, J. w.weatl
n eriord, L. McKsnIie, Maj. Reynolds an
= Henry Handord were appointed delegate
10 Louisville, and in their iailur
Ie 10 attend, the Hon. W. o. Bradley was au
9 thoriled 10 cast the vote Of the county Z
4 instructed, or as he shall deem proPe
should occasion arise.