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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
HHsfOnrflIe.

A light frost succeeded by clear dry
weather, is telling beneGcially on the corn
crop.
The controversy between the LAWYER
and the Doctor is waxing warm, and excl
ting general interest. The lawyers espe-
cially are anxious for light on the subject.
The gratitude Of the county is due
TO Mr.. Liberty Green for the improve
ment he is making in the II. & s. Turn
pike. Lib has a strong affection for good
roads, and a genius for making them; and
this, together with delicate horror for a
sighted job, in working out a better con-
dition Of this road than il has ever exhib-
tied after repairs.
DR.. Alcorn has just reported the birth.
Of boy at A. b. Mckinney, born to the
wife Of Rev. Mr.. McNeely, Of Huston,
Texas. Doc looks as il he had learned
something valuable. We shall see. DIR
Brown followed with the tidings of a girl
TO Mrs. John Baughman. But this is ant
Of our prescribed line Of reporting sim
ply mention il TO show that times are i'm
proving.
At the sale Of the property of p. G.
Butt, on Wednesday, an unusually large
number OF people attended. | report .
Few Of the sales A good Rockaway, $l2G.
25; IS fat steers, at $3.47l; Is do, at 1915;
per cwt., to Jim Allen; S2 feeders, at 1851
to f. Yowell 27 do, 2-year old, $500 to
Jesse Rife; cows sold from $40 to $50
each. The cattle sold were all good, and
in fine condition. The farm of 1927 acres
was sold to Jno. ID. Carpenter at $50 per
acre. Horses sold at from $40 TO so per
head.
ONE MORE FOR CAsEy.-On Friday
night last, party Of four men armed with
brandy, disturbed a meeting at Poplar
Valley Church, and after sundry antie
performances, proceeded to the house of
VIM. Cotton, calling for certain inmates
INDUCING lavishly in profanity and OBJ
scenity, and finally attempted to break the
door. Before they could effect an entrance,
Cotton, who had been pursued by them
and eluded them in the brush, together
with brother-in-law, Griffin, armed with
a musket and shot gun, arrived, and open
ed fire on the rioters. Both guns were
emptied into the body of Asa Barlow, who
was literally riddled, and died almost in
simultaneously. Barlow is the man who
was so dreadfully mashed up at the explo-
sion Of Weatherford's mill some two years
since. Cotton and Griffin are under bond
for trial before Squire Ellis, on Saturday
next. II is said warrants are out foi the
arrest Of the suryiy ing rioters.
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LINCOLN COTNTI.


r. Orr Hotel will soon be completed
Capt. George will then be happy, hi' Gus.
toners ersii6ed and the appearance of ihc
village greatly augmented.
Joe y. Givens came near receiving sc.
rious injuries last Friday by a team Of
frightened horses. Considering the sire
and spirit Of the team and Joe's "swing-lo-
EN-" procliyiiics, Il Is a wonder the wreck
was not more pcrilous. Cuts and bruises
were pretty general, which will probably
result fatally with one Of the horses.
j. b. Mckinney has aold his farm 10
X. L. Tanner, of Casey. Mr.. Mex, we I'M
dcrsiand, has bought land Of saml Givens,
Esq, near lIua;onville, aud will move
thither. While we regret to lose him ~
suburban, no one could receive more
cordial welcome into our midst than Mr..
Tanncr.
- We are furnished by our clever depot
agent, q. W. Schultz, the amount total Of
shipments from this point since the first
Of May to September 25ih. 1t foois
up S5,5229O, which Is an excess over last
years shipments for the same months Of
sS,435lO. This per centage Of increase in
the export business is due in some meas
ure to the accommodating, gentlemanly
department Of Capt. Schultz. SuaTier IN
modo, Eoriiter in re Is his fort In business-a
course that will always win.
- Joshua Brown claims damages against
the Calendar Clock Co. From force Of
habit he Is compelled to unmask every
night at II o'clock, in order that he may
not fail TO see the calendar dial in It's seri-
Gus way declare the newborn day at ~.
IL provokes restless habits, sleepless hours,
dropsv Of the mind, zofening Of the heart,
consumption Of the soul-but, sadder than
all, without the help Of the kind agent, he
can not comprehend the enormity Of the
bargain in getting 80 wonderful an institu-
tion for only thirty-six dollars. In such
a case the black tongue remedy Is good.
Our village has been most agreeably
entertained for a few days past by musical
sOirees and the pleasant company Of the
George Brothers String and Brass Band, Of
Lexington. The professional talent of these
brothers is remarkable. Their equal as a
family Of musicians can hardly be found in
the State. They are now in the country
recuperating before their Fall engage
ments, and have with them their Stereopt-
gan Show, which they will exhibit in this
and adjoining counties for few weeks,
Their panorama Of sacred scenes in Pales-
tine, including the Garden Of Gethsemana,
Interior Of the Holy sepulchre, and many
Others Of like character, are all grand, in
deed. The moral standing Of the young
men, together with the religions and his
torical character Of their show. commands
for them the respect and patronage Of the
most refined circles.
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Mss HSsr NcAlisrKs 10 quite ~.
cot. AND Mas ". q. wELcH have returned
iron, iouisvilie.
Miss NAsr GESrtr hs. returned from visit
30 rslsilves Ia Mercef.
Miss SELLiE wuLtANs, Of HichmoBi. L. q
guest Of the Nis-cs Harris
-ha AND Mas. lao HAYpEN went to I.oais-
vile ou Tuesday uaofning.
Miss Iilus NEssicE, Of Nsrcer, l. guest Of
hsr sister, Mr.. Jos Hockef.
Miss aasfE McRouEsrs returned on Monday
fros, visit 10 iIaucishurg.
MIS- IESStK POHrKH h the guest Of her
oousln, Mis- Angie l. Boslsy.
Mss. ;. ". ALCosS AND Miss NASNIE Al
ooHN have returned from Iouisvills.
A. WnIrLGN MoNusoNEHN has entered the
Eeaiuety ainiary Institute a. Fsumdaie.
Mss =. n. DAVIS has returned ffom Niche
iassills, uhithsr she vent 10 visit = slck aunt.
Miss RELtE Boats. Of Hustonyille, vas the
guest OF Miss Mary nrowne the earlier part OF the
ueek.
81 H. AND Ma. A. a. NcEisSEN AND Mss
PAsrHSA NcEISSsY tast in the Cincinnati ESpo-
stion last Friday
Ous LIrrLE washinsien frisnd. Mis- hsra
wsrsist, again puts rs undsr obligations or late
IApers Of hes city.
Mss IEaSSiE LACEEY, of Lancaster. cane
over 10 attend Bishop Dudlsy's meeting, snd uas
the guest Of Mis- Nsfv In,sn.
NissEs "MAS' COoEE, hEiES RAID AED
Ross DAYS, trio Of Huston illss oosaing hslisa,
viil arrive to-day 10 spend TO- days With Miss
Annie and Mary Browne.
Ms Jas "a. GiyEss. Of this oounty. has ~
tanned nom the University Of Virginia. uhe5e he
took the snmmer Las cour.e. and PROPOSES 10 enter
the Ioai.vills las school Al once.
Mas JUDoK ". a. nALEr, Dr. aud Mr. 7.
n. Montgomery and Misses Sails Reid and Josis
Withsrs, Stockholders In the Louisville aud Nash
VILE H. r.. afein Louisville this veet.
- cot. THoNAs H wArrEssoS wili leave this
morning iur bis new run ffom Lebanon TO Camp-
Lslisyills. on the Cumberland A Ohio H. H. His
many Intends here will miss his genial company.
NJ I. u. Ayers viii take his Old ruu.
- Got. n G. WAHAES. Of stanford, an allie law
yer. and gallant a Democfat ever esToVse the
name, Is q candidate Coz Commonwealth = Atiorney
10 his district, and, FROM the hearings, will he
nominated, Which Is equivalent to an election
Col. Warren iought through the var a Coniedcr-
ate soldier and has since rapidly risen to perspecu-
ny At the bar. A. honest the days are long and
~ brave as CHsar. he IL the right man Ior the
place 4 Anderson News. Mistake about the array.
lie wus never In the srSice -EDl
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LOCaL NOTICES.

Cnrw Jacksun's hest sweet navy tobacco
LAnor lot II Old papers Tor sale " ihi
office
" You want good, Fresh Oysters an,
Lunch, 90 10 Carson a Dodds'.
CArL and see our beautiful display o
Chrumos McIobcris n Stagg.
pnysiCiANs prescriptions accurately
compounded NJ Chcnault a Penny's
TnE most complete line of lamps and
Lamp Firiurcs NJ McRolcris a Siaggs.
FnpH Fisu aud Oystcrs received on
Wednesdays aud Saturdays by A. J. Harris.
" will pay you Handsomely 10 20 10 A.
J. Harris and zee hi Sadd.ery and liar.
ness
Warn LFAp, I.inseed oil and Mixed
Paints NJ bottom prices nj McRoheris n
Stage
LARaE stock Of Molding. aud Picture
Francs At Bottom Prices Al Chenault a
Penny's.
CHESAuIr 4 PrSSY have complete
stock " School Books, States, Pencils, Pa
pera, Ne.
To TuRSrIKE MES.-I have a lot 81 ~.
ira steel sledge- that ! will ~ll low. W.
p Walton.
lsYouR clock out u order7 Take it 10
Chenault a Penny and have ID repaired.
Prizes low and satisfaction guaranteed.
s. This j. the season for painting your
hoh-sA. yuu eau Gnd a complete stock Of
Lead, Oil. aud culors NJ Chenault n Pen
ny's
J. II. as. II. snANKs have Just received
a splendid new lot Of ladies aud Chill
dren'. Shoer, made by Iiegler Broa., and
are authorized 10 warrant every pair.
THr accounts q Bohon 4 STACY have
been In my hand. for collection some time
They must be- settled Immediately. | will
warrant on I'll account. unpaid within the
next twenty days. J. NJ. PHILIPPE, Jr.
MEXICO AND UNIrEp srArrs.-O Owing TO
their warm and delightful climates, their
inhabitants grow sallou from torpid llv-
era. Indigestion and all diseases arising |
from a disordered stomach and bowels. |
They should Of course al all times keep
the liver active, and to our readers We re.
commend Tabler's Portaline, or Vegetable |
Liver Powder. Taken In time, will oflen /
save money aud much suffering Price |
20 cents. For sale by McRobert- 4 StAgg |
HAvE YoU rHE BucKEyEi-It il a well
established fact, that Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment will cure, II used according to
directions. The Ks-culus Hippocastanum,
or Hor-e Chestnut, commonly known a.
the Buckeye. has been highly esteemed for
many year,, owing TO the fact, that il pos-
se-ses virtues, lying in the bitter principle
called E-culin, which can be utilized Tor
the cure Of Piles. II affected with that
terrible disease. use Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment, and h. relieved. Price 80 eta
Epr sale hy McRoherts "A StagR.
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HOHE AFrtTRS
SercrsBoe a DWdderar.

Every thing in orier e,r tho Fail and
Winter trade. On, s,oct 4. ,ow com,le,,
in every dep,,,mep,
! Irish linens table domost. ,owcls crash
e.. sc.
Felt skirta and sbawls IN, l,d;es an,
cbildrc,
We c,If ,,.c;,l ,,,c,,;o, n an. IA 49,
Berlin cloves.
New s,ock Of carpe,a and oil cloth. win.
dow shades. &c.
Ladies', gents and children upderw ca,
at popular prices.
White and gray blankets In 1914 and
III at very low prices.
Zephyr shawls, nubias, hoods and sacks,
in a variety Of STYLES and prices.
Our stock Of prints were selected with
great care; we have all the newest STYLES
out.
Red, gray and white twilled flannel
plain, white, red, grey, Shaker and plaid
ilannels.
Ladies will find the best assorted stock
Of Dress Goods in our house 10 be found
In the city.
We have a large aud elegant line Of la
dies, gentlemen's aud children's hosiery,
in all grades and colors.
Our stocking yarns are from the Lexing-
ton Wooden Mills, pronounced by knitiers
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REL fGIOIs.

We are requested to announce that
Rev. =. L. Warren, OF Louisville, will hold
communion Service at the Presbyterian
Ohnrch, Livingston, next Sunday.
- Mr.. Barnes owingsville meeting still
Progresse'' and the confessions nov num-
Der SOO-many OF whom have been hap
li-ed AMI Joined the Christian Church.
- Meeting at the Christian Church, Crab
Orchard, conducted by Elder Stanley. be-
gun saturday aWeek ago, and there has
oeen % additions up to Thursday night.
Interest very great
ANY person IN possession OF the min
utes OF Iates Creek Baptist Association OF
the year lStl-z-S-4 and 1906 will confer
a ia'or on lhA' body by forwarding them to
leo H. waters clerk OF the Stanford
Ohnreh'
AZ Their recent Conference In Cincin-
na'i, the Methodist preachers OF that part
OF ON" turned out a preacher Of eSempla-
~ hie and conversation for not believing
IN nell Nhlle they Kept IN presiding eld-
CT VINO had hlIed himself with whisky and
'er'ed through the public streets.
lhe Richmond Register says; Dr. VIII
son SAID IN the course OF some remarks at
TIE opera House during Conference that
The southern Presbyterian Church gives
A- mueh TO Foreign Missions as the South
ern Methodist Notwithstanding the mem
o'rship OF The i'rmer Is not one-hi'h OF
the IaIler'
BISHOP Thomas L. Dudley. OF the
Episcopal Ohnrch' preached an excellent
sermon at The Methodist Chnrch on We'd
nesday night To- crowded audience. The
little glrl OF Mr. y ;. MyerS was christen-
ed with Miss Mary Myers as God-mother,
Rev. NJ. NJ Bepion' OF Danville, was pres
enl, and assisted in the services.
"A Virginia lady who keeps hotel
near Church, vas fined - last week for
ringing her dinner bell and thereby dis
lnrbing the " orshiP' There Is different
feeling here. Every body Is glad when
the bells at the hotels begin TO ring, as the
long-~inded preachers take the hint and
Immediately commence And now In con
eluSlon'" Nc.
a sunday Schooi Convention viii be
held IN Somerset on the 1th' 9Th and 9TH
OF this month, to which persons OF all de-
nominations interested In the work are
cordially invited 10 attend Quarters will
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MARRIAGES.

IIUTCHIsoS -TERRY. Jno. W Hutch.
ison and Miss Mamie Terry were married
at Mr.. VIM. Terry's on yesterday.
= COHEN BRowS.-George G.. Cohen,
formerly editor Of the Anderson Mrs, ran
of with Miss Katie Brown last week, and
married her in Cincinnati, after con
siderable trouble over his license. Runa.
way couples should bear in mind that the
lady must say she lives in Cincinnati in
order to obtain license there.
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AS AN knTl-Blll0US
MEDICINE

they are Incompatible. They stimulate
the TORPID LIVER, invigorAte the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, and givo tone 70
the DIoEsPIvE ORGANS creating per
feot digestion and thorough assimilation
OF food. They exert a powerful influence
on tho KIDNEYS and LIVER, and
throush those organs remove all hnpuri.
ties. thus WALKING tho Tissues OF the body
and causing healthy condition Of the
systenl
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Two Desirable Residences
IN STAMFORD
FOR RENT /

desire 10 rent the house and lot nos occupied
b. A. n. Mearen. The house contains ample
ro0in Il PLEASANTLY situated aud has all the necs-
aafy out6uildings, Possession uill he giren De-
toler lsi.
/ onsr iar rrnt nay house nos occupird BY A. ,.
uarla coTuer Soniffset and Mhin sta. a 4 ruouy
and conYenient and the lot has gu.ad garden, nu-
uierous outhou.ss Ac Possession giycn Jan. 80.
Addfsss nae care seasongOod a Co, Oncinnaiii
" ,, \. Craig stanford, Ky
sss-at W. CRAI0.
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RrDNoS Housr Mr.. a. ,. Thbble ha.
opened HE new Hotel At Danville June
tion, where you eau gei an extra good meal
when you have to lsS over there. lie {.
polite and attentive, and fully up to the
wants II his customers.
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LpruRE-Mr. W T. Knott, Of Ieba-
nan, delivered an interesting and instruct
i've lecture on Geology at the Female Col
lege last Friday night.
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Monr CLENEScy. The pardon ma.
chine al Frankfort has remiited fine Of
sij asac'scd against Jos. Hughes II this
county, for disordcrly conduct.
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GoISo TO LEAvE-Mr. J. a. Busby will
remove his stock Of Confectioncriea to
Richmond next Tuesday. lie says that
stanford u a slow town IN nick hacks.
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LOcAL MATrERs.

THE CouKr oF CLAINs-Will convene
next Monday. Call in to see rs when you
come 10 il.
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COAL have a big lot Of coal bought
before the rise which | will sell my Gus
TONERS at the most reasonable price. r.
"a. Afford.
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CoNriNuEp-It j. exceedingly hard to
bring man TO trial when he Is out on
bsil, especially IL the crime charged h
murder. Grove Kennedy has gotten an
other continuance, aud will get A. many
more before the case goes before another
iurv
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BKAN.. George ID. Wearen has a ire
mendous stock Of Bran which he offers al
SIS per ton.
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THE SN0ER.-whsn you come to Court
Monday, be sure to see Peyton Parrolt. lie
will sell you the Singer Sewing Machine
at the lowest rates, and ON the hest Of
terms No one who has tried the Singer
womb have any other
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sEAsosABLE-Call at Owsley 4 Higgins
and examine their stock Of Stoves, Crates,
Nc. They make special order fof aLy
thing needed in their line.
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\ SHOOTING SCRAPE.-Capt. Thomas q.
Moore, Of Crab Orchard, shot and painful
~ sounded Col. Clark. President Of the
Jockey Club, at the Gait House in Louis
willie, ON Tuesday night The particulars
as We have them from gentleman who
was In the city, are a. follows Moore
with the consent Of the men to whom he
owed forfeits. had entered two Of his hor-
-es for an agreed sweepstake, hoping by
backing them considerably, to make some
thing by the race. His horses up to a
short time before the race was to be run,
were selling for little or nothing in the
pools, but suddenly jumped up to be ire
mendous favorites, and Moore finding he
could scarcely get a bet against them,
Withdrew them from the race, and 80 in
formed Col. Clark, who became angry and
remarked in the presence Of other tuh.
men that Col. Moore could not have run
his horses any how on that track, ill
those forieits were paid. Moore remarked
that he would settle that with him that
evening, and the parties separated. About
9 O'Clock that night, Moore and one Of his
sons went around to the Calf House,
where the former demanded an apology
from Col. Clark, who did not hesitate 10
make il. but Moore informed him that the
insult had been public and that the apollo
gy too, must be public, else he would not
accept Il. They were both in the private
Office Of the proprietor Of the Hotel at the
time. and when Moore made the remark
Clark dealt him one In the mouth. Moore
called TO his son for pistol, while Clark
forced him out Of the room, and just as he
was closing the door on him Moore fired
through the glass door, the ball taking
effect in Clark's brast. and ranging around
produced a painful, bat not dangerous
wound. Moore then jumped in hack
and delivered himself 10 the authorities,
lie Was given cell in the jail where he
remained ill next morning, when he was
taken before Judge Dupuy, aud on motion
Of the Commonwealth, the trial was post
poned till the sth Of November, and
Moore allo Sed hail in 81 200. J. a. Ows
ley. Of this county, became his bondsmAn
aud he was released. Moore Is NATURAL,
quick tempered man, and often dies OF
half-eocked, but Nc have never heard oI
his being a desperate man. His friendi
CLAIM, that he was jusiifable la the deed
aud that Col. Clark will hardly appeal
against him. MoOre's son i also under
bail AZ an accessory to the shooting.
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DoS'r tosr rHr CHAScr II Mr.. J. y.
Davis docs not ell biz new houses within
: or 9 days they will Then h. offered for
rent
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u We ate a sonnd annie YESTERDAY the
u Wa put up by NJ. W. Y. Cafson To- Sept
r. ISIS
n I have Tor sale few thorcnghbredCois
. void ram lambs, NJ 81 10 81. viii taxi,
other stock In trade. J. r. Farris.
SALES Of sheen AZ from 2io 10 2lc ne
H., Gs0-lb heiiers nj S2.i5 per cwi, and Il
hogs NJ &c are reported in the Leblanc,
Standard
Jas. Guthrie, " Shelby, aold his cat
lie, 100 in number, At Si.72 per cwt. The,
weighed 1918 each, making the handsom,
amount Of ss,145g3
The Georgetown TSmcs reports sales o.
l,45O-lb cattle At &c, fat sheep At 3lc, and
5000 bushels Of wheat, delivered at Payne.
Depot, at 81 per bushel.
B. i. Robinsos, Of Garrar,l, bought Of
WIN. Gooch lot Of fai cattle, averaging
about 800 lbs, at $500 per cwi. Also, /
2-year Old steer, weight 1870 lbs, at $50.
-- Drovers please call At VIC. Ghol-
sons Stable and Stock Yard, LaGrange,
Ga, wei supplied with hay, ea,H, fodder
and ''aier Males fell at 30 cents per ~,
Sc.-si-4t
- Buckner, formerly the property of
u. W. farri', Of Crab Orchard, won the
purse OF s22' on dash Of mile in l'44l,
on Tuesday, The closing day Of the Louis
vile races.
One hundred acres Of wheat cut with
reater, keeping six binders going, was
TIE work OF Scotch lassie Of Lexington,
lnd. She used three pairs Of horses in
relays oui tired them all out.
AT "eorge Workmans sale lathe Bald
mus near freachersville, corn sold at 20
'eh' per barrel IN the held, and sl.l4to he
led TO hogs. His farm q $50 acres was
po"gh' ny Buck Anderson at S1l5 per
acre
"ll'ah Neaeh, near Cynthiana, has
oa'i Nh'oh Is a curiosity. IL was carried
'or over a year before birth. IL has no
eyes or 'ail' Is hairless, and the under jaw
bone projects aud Is hooked up fully an
'"oh anove 'he nose.
Uncle braddock Withers has left at
our once a % pound seven top turnip,and
We nave a sample OF John NJ. Halls Pota-
70 crop mat UPS the scales at the same
ng"te' we can nov i've on tnrnips and
SWEEP 'a'erS al our house Tor the next
"eeA OF Two
me cattle plague continues to rage at
"auf''io"s' ana the u ;. Consul there re-
po'" 'n'' ''os< cattle died with the
i-eaSe curing .he month OF August-an
'"',eaSe ., ''ioo over the previous month,
az" n,aNlhg .he Io'a' loss since the plague
"'E'n av,'Vo heau'
WI" H. Murphy has purchased OF
VIM burton ms iarm OF 80 acres near
iiuS'ohV',le, " 80 per acre. IL will be
reco''ec'eu 'ha' Mr. burton bud Il in at the
trustees sale lew weeks ago TOR 5000
per acre. ne consequently realizes the
univ Iro", o. Si'oiV',o'
nc n'chmoh" heIo'd reports the sale
" ~ r. L'sie wearing mules at $3.50
per heAu' aged mules $50 horses from sl5
20 SfV per mead cows and calves from
sic,o' 70 20 o,her oa''le iair prices hogs
sf''o per mead average abolt l'5 lbs;
COT" SiVo per barrel IN the held.
ne "lheheS'er D'HoenH has reports
., s a,es ~ ~. o'Ark county. OF % mule colts
" s'v 70 soO 'ach' ana ~ At SSz' a lot
% o i,'V'ip, 'a'''e Al saw l'COO and l.
'VO',"' 'a'''e !" %.oV; a held oi corn
s, Uu' ;" 'ne ne'I 'o'd Tor sl'4o per
o sn- anu s1V'ne' uTiu O'Sorh no' shnek-
." ''ousn' 80 i'e' psfreL
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Jan MArrERs.-Jim Banks, who was
jointly indicted with George Saunders and
Bob james for the robbing Of Mr.. John
Bnchanan's store in 1877, aud who ha.
been held In jail here ever since, has been
released by order Of the Circuit Court Of
Rockcastle, whittier his case had gone by
change Of venue. Banks, who was in the
employ of Saunders, claimed that he was
present At the robbing A. the ieamsier
only, and he was held more ~ a witness
against the other parties than any thing
else Sauuder-' case having gone TO
higher Court, aud Bob James having
skipped out for a more congenial cline.
Banks was no longer needed, hence his re-
lease ......T There are eleven prisoners m the
jail, one for murder, four on charges Of
rape, two for grand larceny, two FOR car.
rying concealed weapons, aud two held a.
witnesses ...... Dudley V. Holmes has deliy-
cred himself up aud is serving the sentence
for carrying concealed weapons, made
against him At the last term Of the Circuit
Couri......T Tom Jenningsis slso on the rock
pile for the same offence.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

GONE AoAIN-As might have been
guessed, when the papers came the bird
had hown. Al least that Is the way the
sheriff found II when he went after Bill
Kennedy several days ago Of course he
knew just how long to stay. He hasn't
ffiend- Zoe nothing.