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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-06
HusfOnriIIe.

PERsoSAL.-G. o. Barnes and family,
were with us Monday night, and hence We
had refreshing shower Of a spiritual
character.
Go To PEAcOcK's-For nuts, raisins, or
anges, lemons, bananas, and other tropical
products; and see his Soda Fountain play
ing the airs Of Iceland.
Can't LEAvE.-Judge Grinnan's Pho
tographs are becoming so popular that he
will remain ten days longer. Bring in
your faces be:vre he closes.
THROW AWAY YOUR OLD OYSTER Cans.
C. +. Peacock has just received lot OF
iower-pOts of every size, from TO 10
inches. Now is the time to call.
MAcHIsEs.-w. II. Smith 4 Co. have
secured the Agency in the West End for
the Celebrated Champion Harvesting Ma
chimes. Parties in want Of Mower or
Reaper, should see them before purchas-
ing
dent had pleasant visit to Stanford on
Sunday. For the truth Of this, he appeals
to facts, thus; lie had for company an
accomplished young lady-heard Barnes
preach, and dined with WALTON Eece
Signumi
THE soARD CAsE.-TLe Sheriff of Ca
sey has been "frighting the pale-faeed citi-
zens" for several days, running down and
capturing jurors to sit in the case Of the
Commonwealth vs.. soard, on trial in the
Liberty Court for the murder Of an I'M
known man, committed some years since.
Who HAS LOST ONE2-A stranger boy,
probably about IA years Of age, appeared
on the street, who is deaf and dumb. lie
is a bright, lively youth, Of fair complex
ion and good fe..iures-his clothing good,
for a wayiarer, and his appetite magni6-
cent. lie lie very retieent as TO his history,
home, name or destination; but intimates
that he has lived in Clarksville, Tenn, and
learned the signs at Knoxville. As he has
probably friends who ARE anxious on his
behalf, please call the attention Of Knox
willie papers to the facts stated here.
STOCK NEws.-The irrepressible stock
dealer, w. Allen, attended Court in
Harrodsburg, on Monday. Reports a
heavy, dragging market. Sold about 100
head Q! two and S-year-old cattle on his
trip at about cents. II bought some IS
head Of scrub stock at from TO y cents.
We have had considerable movement in
cattle here, attributable mainly, 10 the
difficulty Of harmOnizing grass aud water
in the same enclosure. The rain Of Sun
gay night And Monday, SO gentle and
abun dAnt. will 60 far toward the solution
Of this difficult problem.
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D.. AZ. NIL. o.. = NJ
- !. .,.,,,.-ss - ~ $780,. tt.,st
10. M, - v,au Nt,c.r,., .,,i,,d
-. Nfon,.s 49,. !. o,o,,,c,.d iii, =,
NJ,
-
i'o''N''' = , ",''e 'oy " ~. - ~ ~,
~ W, 800 '''o wv ~, I" 80, ~" 49,
-so ~ 7. s''sse" ~ ~ ~ 80 -
W., o' ,'' "'s'''''" '"' WV
o"'y NUN
AND Ey ToN.-Two Of young ladies re-
Gently spent few days with Mr.. Tom
Robinson, and were delighted with the
way in which they were entertained by
his estimable mother.
Acc,prrr-A par,v Of gentlemen from
Garrard were fishing near Mr.. Tim Enrle-
mans last week. Mr.. Josh AlslridRe, one
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DAvIs.-News Of the death, in Magoffn
county, Of Mr.. T. c. Davis, well known
shoemaker Of this place, has reached here
III. family are in destitute circumstances.
RoUT.-At his home in Garrard, Of bill
ious fever, on Wednesday night last, Robt
L. Rout, brother Of Mr. Wesley Rout, Of
this place, aged IS year,. Mr.. Rout was
an honorable and upright citizen, and his
loss will he felt in the community in which
he lived. His funeral will take place to-
morrow, at the Fork Westinghouse in
Garrard county.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EnaIenaam's MHI.

MAD Doc KILLED.-Mr Sam Engleman
killed a nbid dog on his place a few days
ago.
RAIs.-We have at last had a glorious
rain, the first one Of any consequences for
seven weeks Farmers are not looking 70
respondent nov.
Six GALLoEs.-We are informed that
Mr.. George Bright has Gov that has been
giving two waier-buckeis full Of milk morn
ing and night for two years.
Too SHoKr ron A IIoLD.-There are
several young gentlemen in this vicinity
who contemplate marrying soon-iudging
from the way they have their hair trim
med
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LAND, STOCK AND cROP.

Parole has won another victory-the
Epson Gold Cup. value Of stakes, $4,000.
Friday last there was a sale Of $1,000
pounds Of Kentucky unwashed wool in
New York, at 81 cents per pound.
Joe T. Quisenberry has purchased over
5000 lambs this Spring, and IL still. buy
ing. lie purehsaed 800 last week In CLARK
and Montgomery at $3.50.
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THE WELCOME RAIN.-This much need
ed "liquid" fell In gentle showers nearly
all Of Sunday night and Monday last,
greatly reyiving vegetation, the grasses,
eerealF, &e. Our farmers nos rejoice In
the hope Of an abundant crop Of every
thing this year, and, with goods Of all
kinds cheap and excellent, such as our
friends, the Hayden Brothers offer them,
they can laugh at their foolish fears of a
famine, buy all they want, live In comfort,
and have an abundance lefi for anoiher
year,
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THE CoSyESTIoS On Monday last, the
proceedings Of which are published else
where, was the mos, orderly that has been
held in this county for long time and
was unanimous TO full degree. Mr.. GOoch
Was given a hearty endorsement, and il
nov remains foe the people to elect him BY
a majority Of at least 500. II can and
must be done.
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FALsE.-The report having gained cur
rency that Mr.. Ezra $. Gooch, our candid
ate for the Legislature, had expressed
himself In favor Of new county, compos-
ed Of parts Of this and adjoining counties,
he desires us to state that there Is no foun-
dation whatever for Il, but is a base fabri-
cafion
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LuSArIc.- Moses Nordyke, a white pau
per OF the Crab Orchard district, was tried
here this week, adiudged a lnnAlic, and
ordered to the Asylum at Lexington.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-06

PICKED UP-In the Court-honse. Mon
day, package OF shot, which the owner
can get by calling at this Office, proving
property, and paying for one years sub
scripiion 10 the INTERIOR Journal.
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A ESPECIAL MrrrINa-Of the stockhold.
er' Of the T.. AN. r. r. will be held In
Louisville On the iith. See notice 10 our
advertising columns.
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AFFIRnED.-The Cour, Of Appeals has
affirmed the decision Of the lower Court, so
FREEMAN Farris. for the murder Of Land,
rnea 10 the Peniientiary for life.
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REDucEp.-Judge OwsleY and Common
wealths Attorney Denny, without the
shadow Of evidence that George Saunder.
is sny less guilty than he was thought at
the time he was indicted, have laid their
head. together and reduced is bail In
this county to one half the former amount.
We Of course do not pretend to say that
Saunders !. guilty of the many evil deeds
81 which he accused, aud sincerely hope
he Is not, bat u he was guilty then, he T.
nov, and 10 a man up tree, Il looks like
there has been too much policy shown in
the matter, or the bail would not have
been liked al a higher figure when the PEG.
pie we're excited over the Crab Orchard
revelations,to be reduced when that excite.
ment had in a measure sub-ided.
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LOClL MATTERS.

IcE.-R =. Barrow keeps a supply Of
ice at Chenanlt 4 Pehny's drug store.
Those desiring IL can he waited on at any
hour.
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Inior Tom Bright, negro boy, was
yesterday adludged an IDIOT, and d. W.
vandeveer was appointed to zee that he il
provided for.
AarD HoSEY.-Mru. John Baughman
has on hand a iar Of honey that she put mp
shout the time her son Henry was born
which was over 30 ysar. ago.
RELEAsED.-Rev. George Taylor, the
negro arrested here Tor obtaining money IN.
der false pretenscs and taken to Danville,
has been released on bail. lie returned
si25 Of the amount he had gotten.
Nor HIS FAuLr.-Mr. John Blain, our
faithful County Clerk, gave M the list Of
County Claims in time TO publish Il in
this issue, but owing to the condition Of
our columns we are forced 10 postpone IT,
publication till next week
Tnr CoRS DocroR-Just out Of jail At
Somerset for stealing the rope with which
negro was hung, not long ago, was here
on Monday, and came near being confined
for selling his medicines without license,
bnt he ponied up = portion Of the amount,
and was allowed to GO his way.
QUARTERLY CouRr.-The summer term
Of the Lincoln Quarterly Court will begin
IN Monday next, and continue for several
days A. the hot weather will be upon
lis with all Of IL fervid fury BY that time,
We call the attention Of all who may come
to town during Court, and are In need Of
Summer goods for male or female wear
hats, shoes, dresses, lace-, notions, etc, etc,
that Hayden Brothers, defy corpetition
from any source. and invite You to give
them a trial before you buy what you
want.
srASFoRp FEMALE CoIInaF--A- here
tofore announced, the Commencement Ex-
erci-e' II this superior school will begin
next sunday, and will be unusually enter
tanning. Rev. A. W. Wilson, d. d., one
Of the brightest lights in the souihemMeih-
odisi Church, will deliver the annual ser
mon at the Couri-house at II O'Clock on
the sih. In the sane building, on We'd.
ne-lay aight following. the annual Concert
viii h. given, and on Thursday night the
regular commencement Exercises will he
held. including an address by the Rev. O.
?. Fitzgerald, Adistinguished preacher and
editor, Of Nashville. Tenn. Mis-. Betiie A.
Lewis the only graduate, will deliver the
bat Il Is not yet announced
who will he the Saluiatorian.
Turn wANTED.-For some time past,
Mr.. j. y. Davis has missed articles from
bis store. but he could get no clew till the
other day, when he received note, saying
that Henry Dollins was the thief, and that
a search Of Mish Che-inut's house would
reveal the truth ofthe statement. Acting
on this, Mr.. Davis swore out a search war
rant and soon had possession Of the goods,
which wsre found in box, and consisted
n boxes Of cigars. shoes, shirts, sugar,
roaee, SC, amounting in value TO $40 or
$50. Mish was arrested and tried for hav-
ing goods in her possession. knowing them
10 be stolen, and held in $50 bail to the
next Grand Jury. Dollins, who Is a negro
d very mean character, learning the state
of affairs, made good his escape, and is
sill at large. but traps have been set for
him, and il will not be long before he is
in custody. lie had been in the habit Of
cleaning up Mr.. Davis store, and il was
while he was thus engaged, tina, he got the
goods.
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Now's THE TINE TO Bum 4 HAIL.
We hope that the action Of the County
Court in prohibiting the use Of the Court.
house to exhibitions u any kind, will
cause some enterprisIfk man to build =
Town Hall. Such a building u much
needed, and might he made to nay hand.
aoneiv
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CouSrY CouRT.-Sim Robinson having
failed To qualify as Constable Of the Crab
Orchard District, John Joslin was APP
pointed to ell the vacancy till the
next regular election and qualified. ....
J. NJ. Carter, Jr, was appointed Constable
in the Turnersville District 10 I'll vacan-
sy-..-The Tailor reported that he had re-
eeived sS5 for the labor Of culprits during
the month Of Maya. j. Killion quali6-
ed as Constable in the Highland District
.,.... This being the regular Court Of Levy,
the following Magistrates having qualihed
for the ensuing term, we're present Stan
ford District-M. &. Portman, w. X. Car
son. Walnut Flat--Craig Lynn, VI. Pur-
siful. Crab Orchard-W. NJ. Garnelt, II.
W. Farris. Tnrnersville-JOhnC Cash, Jno.
Bailey. Hustonville-John r. Hughes,
X. +. Hooker. Highland-M. =. Bastin,
A. Petne. Waynesburg-L. "a. Gooch. e.
Brown......On motion il was ordered that
the seven per cent. bonds Of the county,
be funded into 6 per cent bonds, interest
payable annually at Farmers Nat, Bank
Sale TO be made LIST Monday in July ,.....On
motion Of NC .Portman, Il was ordered that
hereafter. the Courthouse shall he used on
ly for Courts, political meetings anil relig-
ious services. This order was, however,
afterwards modified so as to allow Mrs. S.
G. Trueheart to hold her Concert in il
next Wednesday, she having arranged and
advertised 10 do SOS. IL. Baughman
executed bond with John Baughman and
J.. A. Harris, as sureties, and received the
tax books for lS70.....Judge E.W. Brown
and W. II. Miller were appointed a CON.
mittee 10 test In the Courts the question
"whelher Banks shall pay an ad uaiOreH
tax on their stock for county purposes " .,.,
A statement furnished the Court by the
Clerk, showed thata tan u Is cents on the
500 worth Of property and $3.50 per poll
would raise a net amount sufficient 10 pay
all liabilities for the present year, and
leave a surplus Of S2,O96.42 to be used il
entinguishihg the principal Of the bonded
debt. II was therefore ordered that IN.
tax be raised as above, which Is i've cent
on the Sl00 less than last year.
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APPELLATE CLERK.--lIon. Thomas W.
varnon, popular and influential gentle
man, informs us that he will be a candid
ate for the Clerkship Of the Court Of APP
peals At the next election, subject ofcourse
to any action Of the Democracy. lie has
an extended acquaintance all over the
State, and being thoroughly qualified for
the position, he will be hard hore to
heat.
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ELEcrioS.-Our young friend r. r.
Gentry, Jr, who has proved himself good
teacher, i an applicant for the public
school here. Mes-rs. W. r. Carson, J. J.
McRoberts and John W. Roui, are candid
aies for Trustees in his interest, and YOU
will have a chance tomorrow TO give him
4. Ia,
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BoBmrT.-Just a. the Convention adj
journed Monday, Mr.. Bobbitt, the chronic
candidate for the Legislature, came for
ward and announced his desire TO make a
speech, but the major part Of the crowd had
heard him before. and were unwilling to
undergo thepunishment again, consequent
" his remarks had 10 he addressed TO emp
~ benches and a very faithful few. In
addition 10 his worn ont assertions about
the imaginary Stanford clique, the abuse
Of the profession Of which he is not an
honored member, the PoPpy-coOk promise.
to shut OIL the ice supply Of the Legisla-
iure, TO abolish the position Of eloak-room
keeper, and to reduce the pay Of pages,
and other matters Of like magnitude, he
nov harp on the mileage law and binds
himself II elected TO ruiz TO Frankfort and
use his strongest endeavors after he gets
there 10 secure the repeal Of the law. lie
magni1ed his own importance. leaving the
impression that he had only TO suggest the
repeal or passage Of measure and il
would be done; said Gooch didn't have
sense enough to find hi way to Frankfort
IL elected, and could do nothing there il
he did. But the people are aware Of the
STUFF Mr.. Gooch Is made Of, and will set
down 80 severely On Bobbitt this time, that
notwithstanding his immense amount Of
cheek and presumption. he will he 50 COM
pletely aattened out, that he can never
rise again.
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Nor HIS FAuLr.-Mr. John Blain, our
faithful County Clerk, gave us the list Of
County Claims in time to publish Il in
this issue, but owing TO the condition Of
our columns we are forced 10 postpone IT,
uttklicaftor fiil pewf ueek
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TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted TO such
cases, a single dose effects
such a change OF feeling as TO
aaeAnlah eha atlfYaFaFs
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TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS.

Thelr nrst eject 10 10 Increase the Appetite,
and cause the body 70 Take Oh fleahi thas the
tIon on the Digestive Organs Regular
8toels are produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-01

BCharles Harris was hanged at Montague,
Texas, on Friday last, for the murder OF his
brother. The drop fell, while the 5000 apoCtA.
tors were singing 1.-THE sweet BY and BY"
HF-Edward williams, hack driver in San
Francisco shot his wife on saturday In Q hou0o
OF questionable repute, where she had taken up
her residence.
tTThe Philadelphia Times says:-ssThe ayor.
age organ can be readily known II ropuhlicsn
tits feryently running Jen Davis for Senator IN
Mississippi. and II democrat, It demands the a.
feat OF every republican candidate for CON
stable because OF the Presidential fraud o6
q 1t Is reported that the Chilian minister az
W8r mas rendered his resignation, and that Cho
feruV1an authorities have siezed the Chil1aa
envoy while on his way to Columbia.
0CoL Bernard's command struck q small
oano OF renegade Indians near Big Creek L f.,
on the 18th ult, and captured the camp. hors9
and supplies.
g Thos. Hanley, laborer, who Attempted
to board q train on the East side elevated ros6.
New York, on saturday, while Il was In motion,
Tell between the cars, ana was 50 badly cruShe6
that he shortly afterwards died.
"Geo. 81. Hard1e, OF the county clerkS of.
fee, n. Y, was drowned at Long Branch On
Saturday afternoon.
URev. w. F. Schneider, for the past nina
years managing agent OF the Evangefical Pub
fishing ASSOCIATION, died In Cleveland, O., yeB-
terday, aged IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-01
New President of the Great Western
Railroad.
The NIAFkets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-vtre1nia skies, old. 3s /;
Dc deferred. 81; do con.os. 6Sx; do second series
- - CO new tsnJorties. 19S; DO past due oo1pcns,
to-day Sugar frm-A soft, 83saSx.
BALTIMORE. Sept Cotton Quiet-middlins.
l2ssal2H Flour sseady-Howard street and western
seosS Is; city mills super. 27S.s S5 do extra, a &.
l76; do: Bio brands, 6.62aS.7 IS; Patapsco family,
$50. Wheat, southern steady and fairly active
red. I0sslos; do. amber, iiUsi I % Is; No. / Mary.
land. 1lOall2: No western winter red, spot and
stptenber lOe%sl 0S5s; October, Ly9l l.V9k; No.
W inber O97sal no. Corn. southern lower western
missed. spot and September. l64a46A; October,
47<7h; November, 41ha47zt steamer. no offertnss
3ats GnistsSH,hssn slss2 western white slss2
ana Maryland. istoaisoo per s ton, PsS ProSisions
firm firm and stsadySSmess me pork: 9.7S Bulk meats,
q and 81 Bsoon.shouIders. 4N: clesr rib sides.
Butter nrm-prime TO choice western packed, i2alA
fined nominaly 6A: Coffee frm-Rio csreoes. nk
al4H., Whisky steady, 107aL07H freghts 70 Liv-
srrod per steamer sctiye-ootton; 6l6d nour
rels wheat. SlO.36e bushels; corn. 22S 90 bushels
S1:hs': SU:hs: sssSo,, 500 sa'ss-"hes ASSOC
NEW YORK. Sept. Stocks firm Money, 6s6
Exchange. long. I8l; short, 4SSH Governments
NEW YORK. Sept L-Elour. duh and heavy
Wheat moderately active Corn dull ''
NEW FORK MARKHTs THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations Were current in New
York to-dayst p. m. - reported By Lewh John
e & peg sss9 ssptA s5 5lU,H d. o. Il per cent. lSe:
preferred, ga r Island. issN; 81 faui, IS e. g.:
do; pEsfeEre1 81; wabs.h. S7E: K and Texas
l.;s' W. o. Telegraph. sSK; PaCanc Nan. l7IE
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kilograms to The Star.
MRS. SPRAGUE AGAIN.
She Leaves Canonchet.
YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
A CONFESSION OF MURDER.
BUSINESS DEPRESSION IN ENGLAND.
THE SPRAGUE SCANDAL RE.
VIVED.
Mrs. Sprague Leaves CanOnchet
Wilh Her nRnUhfaeS.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA Times special from
Narragansett Pier, r. l., states that Mrs. ex-
GOV. Sprague left her home at Canonchet on
saturday, taking with her her three daughters
and adds:-This latest step not only rev1ves the
scandal, but presents some new phases of IL
and freshly k1ndles public interest as to what
the outcome OF the whole matter win be. Mrs.
Sprague went away, 1t Is understood, without
her husbands consent and despite not only his
but, as 1t would seem, other and more potent
opposition. It was stated soon after the uu-
happy lady'S return to her home that she was
Immediately placed under espionage. Though
this was denied by various friends OF the per-
sons most interested, the belief has been gen.
eral here that the statement was true and that
the surveillance was maintained up to the time
of Mrs. Sprague's departure. 1t is stated that
every movement Of Mrs: Sprague since the
scandal became public, with the notable excep-
tfon OF this unexpected departure, has been
made under the direction and at the dictation
OF Senator Conkl1ng. 1t is believed here that
within day or two eX-Gov. Sprague will make
full and explicit statement OF bis side Of the
case.
Alleged Ill Treatment by Sprague.
special to the Sun states that Mrs Sprague
left the Canonchet mansion because OF III treat
ment and violence on the part OF her husband,
and that she made her escape only by eluding
the vigilance Of her husband who endeavored
to prevent 1t, and even made an unsuccessful
attempt to find her on one of the trains. 1t is
suImised that she left or steam yacht. Gov
SpTdp ueS sou remains with her