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CasET COUNTY.



We have now two good schools here
one taught by Prof IIovious aud the Other
by Mrs. Obadiah Jasper-boih good teach.
ers.
-Middleburg is getting to be quite a
business place. The town was crowded
with people yesterday, and all seemed to
be trading.
Our Baptist meeting Is still in prog
RES, conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Purdam,
who is gentleman, scholar aud good
preacher. Much interest Is manifested.
-R.N. Halter bought Of @. q. Fair a
lot opposite Fairs storehouse, and will
erect a Touring mill immediately thing
much needed in this community.
- There is some talk Of our college be-
ing completed. We are satisfied that
man with as much energy as jess Cooley
will never let il he failure. jess Is full
Of that quality.
The Methodist Church will be dedica-
ted next Sunday. Many thanks are due
our enierprising friends, Dr. Wesley and
Vim. Myers, ST., for the interest they man
Tested in getting up the bullding.
We don't blow much about our town,
but, Mr.. Editor, II you will come down We
will convince you that we have an enter
prisins place--in fact. every thing around
here seems to have an encouraging appear
ance.
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junior HAYDEN, Of Wisconsin,
aping the lecherous Conkling, sought
and obtained the affections Of the
handsome wife Of W. II. Cochran, a
bank Cashier, Notwithstanding he
himself had n wife and three children
lawfully claiming his affections and at.
tention. Cochran discovered their
amours, and, a IA spraguc, he appear.
ed on the scene with a shot gun, and
did not allow the destroyer Of his hap.
pines FIVE minutes 10 depart, but
raised the fowling piece and let the
daylight through the Judges body.
Served him ripht.
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LINCOLN COUNT.



Get Powder, Shot, Gaps and general
outfit for the hunters "jubilo," at Pea
cooke.
- Mr.. samuel Huston, one Of our most
respected citizens is preparing to remove
TO Kansas.
"A fresh lot Of Candies and Confcc-
tions, Canned Goods and Fancy Groceries
at Peaoooks.
The infant city Of Mckinney is NOV
ing the C. :. X. w. on the subject Of loca-
ting repair-shopa' &c. within It, expand
ing precincts.
u r. Peacock has returned from Gin
cinna'i with a large stock o: Fancy Goods,
Toilet articles, Perfumery, NC. Call on
him and see and buy.
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for Louisville....-Miss Lula siage, Of Ilar.
rodsburs, is the guest Of Mr.. W. II. Smith
......Mr. Edmund Finnie Is writing in the
Circuit Clerks ofice...... Mr. Richard Dun
lap, Of Dsnville, and Mr. W. q. Dunlap.
Of Sherman. Texas, were in Lancaster on
"Wednesday.
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JUDGE HARGIs is truly an unfor.u.
nate individual. The other night
while in Morehead, his valise contain
ing his license, over which there has
been so much dispute. was stolen, and
now he has to go into Court without
that important document. 1t would
be a relief, if some enterprising men
would steal him and Green too, and
take them to the furthermost ends of
the earth. The people are entirely
Disguised with their case.
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INV ADVERTISEMENT.
Town Property For Sale |!

I offer a. private sSlc my Residence IN the East
ern limits Of STANFORD. This j. of the most de-
sirahlc residences In the town. Terms vii ~ iaaie
easy. For further ntlim1iinu, apply 20 J. W. Al
corn NJ stanford, or o. me at ianfiilc.
sg7-it D a.. EVANS.
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AGENCY
STYLE. WEAR AND FIT

STYLE. WEAR AND FIT
They can not be excelled. Every
pair warranted. In
HATS AND CAPS,
We arc resolved that our House shall
be headquarters, determined as we are
10 ever have on hand a stock not 10 he
surpassed in Central Kentucky. Our
NOTION AND GENTS UNDER.
WEAR DEPARTMENT
Will he kept fully apace with other
lines, bought strictly tor cash and with
a special view to
PRICES. QUALITY AND STYLE.
Our opportunities for supplying the
trade are peculiar, and when the con-
suming public considers the additional
fact that we
SELL ONLY FOR CASH
NIB
STRICTLY FOR ONE PRICE,
They must conclude, in all truth asd
candor, that To pass our stock signi.
iies de6nitelya
LOSS or MONEY.
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SENATOR SHARON, the millionaire
OF the Golden Coast entertained Gen.
Grant a few days ago in a style never
surpassed in this country. The Sena-
tor can afford ii.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SALE OF STOCK. CROP. &c.

Having deicTmined 10 removewesi, I viii oarr Al
public suction, Al my farm near McKinn ~ STA. on
THURSDAY, oct. 10, 1873. Mules, ? Horzss. .
Hos. - shnaia 3 Acres In Com, .tncka of Hay,
Buggy aud Harnsss Wagon and liarnc.r. faun I'm
picinents Ac. Terms on day Of sale. A. the sane
time. will rent my vell-uaterod and desirable
Farm Of rs Aefcs . Of which are Tor cofn, the
balance we'll 1T Ia Rlas-0rass and Timothy,
nsi-at MIKE ClOND.
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The Yellow Fever ravages have
been greatly increased by the long
spell of warm weather, and the stu.
alton is described as being worse now
than since the outbreak. No body
seems to escape it inside Of the infect.
ed district of Memphis, unless he has
had it during a previous scourge. The
fever is also showing itself in Concor-
dia, Miss, Hopewell and Forest City,
Ark, and Franklin, La.
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Thar the Republicans would carry
Ohio. was almost a foregone conclu.
sion, but the magnitude Of their vic.
tory takes Us by surprise until we re-
fleet little and consider the tremen.
dous influences that were brought 20
bear TO that end. The President, his
cabinet. the U. S. Treasury, John
Blaine, the flesh and the devil have all
fought with the desperation Of death,
knowing full well the consequence and
danger 10 their party Of defeat. II
is always hard TO beat the party in
power, and il is more especially so
when that party is as INSCRIPTIONS
and corrupt as the one with which we
have to contend. They have not
spared money, bribery, or any other
unfair means, but victory or death,
success or destruction, has been their
battle cry. The Cowier-Jownai, as
usual, attributes the defeat to the
"Ohio idea" or, in other words, to
the soft money platform adopted by
the Ohio Democrats. This may have
had something to do with IL, but the
odds were too great. The Republi-
cans, backed with money and rascal.
ty, with but days notice could have
run into line 10000 or $4,000 bought
voters, and the evidence is pretty
clear that they have not hesitated to
buy any and all who could be bought.
The result is big boom for Sherman,
whose aspirations have been clinging
to the Presidency for some time and
whose candidate Foster, "the Knight |
of the Yard.stick," was. The Cincin-
natl Enqmrer's headlines on the day
following the election tells the tale
tersely and truly "Lost Gone up
the poutl-The sutler greater than
the soldier THE yard-stick discounts
the saber-And bayonets must rule
the ballots--So say the majority of the
people of Ohio-Calico is king, and
patriotism and valor go for naught-
The National Banks get away with the
moneyless masses-Those fences are
repaired, and the Sherman boom is
boomingl !"
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The Indianapolis Journal gets it
down fine when it rays that Governor
blackburn is a weak, cratic man, who
Is ruled alternately by passion and by
whims.
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The Governor having pardoned
from the Penitentiary a notorious
criminal that had been convicted after
a long series of crimes, without even
a petition of pardon, the good citizens
of Pendleton county. from whence the
man was sent, held an indignation
meeting and severely censured the
'philanthropist" for his action. A
few more such meetings will probably
bring the old noodle 10 his senses.
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An important question among the
rural roOsters is "WhO will care for
the Kentucky News column in the
COurier-JOHTaal now 7" We nominate
the Hon. George A. Jones for the po-
sitiOn.
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MANUFACTURERS

We know that we possess peculiar adj.
vantages in the line Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And have in stock the largest and by
far the most varied and desirable as
sortment ever offered in this market.
These goods we're manufactured 10 our
order in the leading factories Of Lynn,
Harwell and Rockland, Mass. and
BOUGHT BY THE CASE FOR
CASH,
And every pair comes bright. fresh
and smooth, directly 10 our hands
without the interposition Of middle
men, and hence we can and are selling
MEMS KIP BOOTS AT sl.25
-AND-
MEMS FULL STOCK DOUBLE
SOLE BROGANS AT Zoe,
And all other goods in like proportion.
Pass our Boots and Shoes and Il will
cost you money. Our line Of
LADIES, MISSES AND chill
DREN'S SHOES
Sstrictly Custom Made. were select.
ell with the greatest care and scrutiny.
aud we guarantee that rs 10
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Tho pleasing response on the par,
Of the people Of Lincoln and adjoining
counties 10 our general aud sweeping
reductions in prices has induced Us %
make
STILL GREATER EFFORTS
For the future, and hence by the Isl
day of October we will have opened
up and ready for inspection a line Of
goods, which in point Of
VARIETY, STYLE AND PRICES,
Can not be excelled In any inland town
in the State. Our stock OF
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
Is complete in every particular, every
stitch Of which was made 10 order and
with an eye to the wants Of this local.
ity, TO be sold and warranted as rep.
resented. The scale Of low prices in.
auguraied by our House will be per-
sistentlY maintained, rs the Manuiac-
tory is determined that this particular
branch Of their Established Agencies
shall 90 right up to the front in the
way Of aggregate annual sales. We
RETAILCLOTHING ATwHOLE-
SALE PRICES.
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Gov. UNDERWOOD, a gentleman Of
extended and deserved popularity, and
Mr.. Emmett G. Logan, of the COuri.
er-JOun'Gi, have formed a partnership
for the purpose of publishing a Sc mi.
weekly paper at Bowling Green. Mr..
Logan will be the editor, and with his
cultivated mind and ready pen, we
expect to have additional evidences of
his superior ability. The enterprise
has our double and twisted good
wishes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-17

The result Of the Ohio election kills
the prospect for the soft money Dem
ocrat. who may have aspired to the
Presidency.
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STOLEN HORSES

On saturday, the fth inst, two men came 10 my
honse, Ia Casey Co., about miles West Of Huston
VILE, one riding brown horse, 10 hands high, s
years old. Tieht hind aud LETT fore foot slightly
white on inside small star la the forehead seems
10 be a natural PAGER. The other rode a dark hay
gated. Both animals we're shod In front and were
In good condition. The men disappeared mysteri-
ously on sunday, leaving the stock II stolen. as
presume they were, this !. 70 notify the that
he obtain them by calling on me- proving prop
erty and paying all reasonable charges
Oct. IS, 1873. ELAN SIM PsON.
BI-f HustOnville, Ky.
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THE Ohio business should cure the
Democracy of ever expecting any
thing from the Greenbackers. The
leaders of that so-called party are, for
the most part, fanatics who glory in a
short season Of prominence.
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THERE are said to be over eleven
thousand Federal Office holders in
Ohio, with every other man an aspi-
rant to such Office. How could the
result have been otherwise with this
hungry set hanging on to the public
feat
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Col. I. ID. MARcUM's paper at
Catlettsburg, will issue is Gnt mum.
Der November 9th.
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q. Ell. BRUCE.
OF STANFORD,

OF STANFORD,
Having associated himself with the old reliable
hrm Of GRKKS, HUDDLEsToN a CO., respectfully
solcits the patronage Of hts friends In Kentucky.
All stock consigned 10 the Union stock Narls Gin
elnnati, OF CoyingtOn Yards. COvingtOn, Ky, 10
THIS arm, will be carefully handled aud RENTED
for promptly. ag7-tf
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SALE Or
PERSONAL PROPERTY |!

viii oaer At public suction, At my place on the
Husionville standard PIKE, about mile North Of
the Hanging Fork Bridge,
ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l. 70.
rhree Work Males; lcarling Mule; 1 Mule Colt;
Mares and Horses; 4 MIA Cows; I Nearling
Heller and Calves; - Fat Hogs and 40 shoats,
100 sheep 900 shocks of Corn, V stands Of nees;
Farm IMPLEMENTS HOUSE and Kitchen furni-
ture, &c.
TERMS.--For ell sums Of so aud under. cash;
over that amount, credit Of months, with inter-
cst nom dag Of sre. on notes negotiable and pay
able In Nat Bank stanford.
391-3t JOHN BAILEY.
n. RAT same time, will rent l25 acres Of
hne grass J.B.
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Realizing the act that ther are hundreds d
parents who would BE- glad TO give their children
musical odaoatiOa. e0ald they AaoTd 70 purchase
iof them good Instrument al a reasonable price,
We have decided 10 sell I've hundred ane Cabinet
Organs on the following terms We will pat the
price Of the organs down 10 ~, aud purchasers
eau pay 80 oash and tho remainder We will a.
vide ~ into small monthy payments VI " each.
which gives the purchaser one year and ala nonths
10 pay the remainder Pieaso think what a saw
ing Of thirieen cents per day will do r your chl-
dren. The above organs arc made In hrsi-claas
style and Of hrsl-olass material Tue gases are Of
solid black walnut. They have two full sets Of
reeds aud seven stops, three Of which run all the
way through making them equal 10 ten-siop or
gans Of Other makes. The Keys are Of pure ivory.
A guarantee Of ave years goes with each organ.
Persons outside Of the city who and Il venlent
To call At our wareroolas. can have circular con-
tanning cuts and full desc rptlon sent them on AM
pleation. Persons desiring Plans can obtain them
nom ua al prices and on terms equally As good a.
on organs
q Of the purchase money on organs ana o. on |
pianos saved BY saying you saw this onsr IA the /
iSrERioH JouKSAL,
Id. IL. baldwin ~ Co.,
M fourth Avenue,
.''-H LOUISVILLE. NY.
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IN addition 10 oar aoot Of Hardrars, Tin
Sars, Adpie aad Fancy Groosrie,, o0lCsciion-
eries, Ogars and TbJoooOs, nc shaR Aereaaer
hep eo@pieie sOck u Queenrars and Glass
Sue. W. Aas jusi received direcf from im-
pOrtss, an assortment u Quosnaurs aad Glass
'ars, and ell Ae sals al roet-bOtfoa prices.
HariAg iaios Gad oar aors.roou, issgihens,l,
'sAiisd aAd painted, nc ore better prepared 6aa
efss 20 Furnish oar customers riA arfioiss IN our
line. IN SaHmer good, rs hare lee Cseam
tFss'oa Water oOoie'4. Lemon S,rups, SaQurs
and Acid. Have aisO a new loi Of Chadleu,
SeytAes, SaafAs, Crude Fingers, Maidstone.
Buckeye Sections, Fie4Jo,ks, G,aia SAorsl..
iiaIfbasAeis, DC.
We intend 10 hep sraythiHg Aai bsioags 20
ar seod lines " businsas, and wAai &c Aars
oi nc will gst on short notice.
W. respectfully iarih all N need u As lind
ysOds nc hep 10 yi's Us call
J. X. WARREN & SON,
20. STORE.
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Gov. Blackburn has resigned as
President OF the Board of Trustees Of
the Louisville Medical College.-[Ex.
And we would be glad to hear that he
had resigned his other little office be-
fore he turns loose all the $50 conyicts
on the unprotected public.
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SEw ADVERTISEMENT.

POSTED hl a i Sos sas P SsSiS. a"i suaiy.
Ing, riding OF driving, and that will enforce the
Law on all trespassers. l5s6-ttl A. W. SMITH
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The managcnieIns have the pleasure nf annouue-
ing that the d'sfbuiou on the ilth Of last NoFou-
cf gave general satisfaction, the hsle iing c0n-
Quoted BY a c1nmltiec ~ honorable gentleuaon
nom various partitions OF the stale, aud the pre-
miunn iaithluly delivered 10 those holdng tickets
Tor them The same honest dealing will mark the
next disiributiou, bat 10 wil be- on a larger and
will show.
Agents wanted. sample Copy sent froo. Addrcas
- METsCn, Preslaens.
NO. heWpott, M.
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The first kilograms received here
from Cincinnati in regard to the cleo
ton gave the Republican figures for
Governor at $4,000 majority. Yes
terday there was a big tumble in the
figures, the Republicans claiming only
1900, with the probability that it
will go down to 10000. The worst
part of the business is that the Legis-
lature has also gone Republican, they
claiming that they have majority of
thirty-six. This will cause the loss of
a Democratic Senator. As the Irish
man would say, ITO h with such a
as Ohio"
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ONE Of the bitterest pills that the
Republicans of Hamilton County, o.,
had to swallow was Williams, the
"nigger" candidate for the Legislature,
but they shut their eyes and swallow.
ed, and colored gentleman will occu-
Ply seat in the State Capital during
the next session.
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I oncr or sale my Farm In Lincoln Co, 5 mile
West q STANFORD aud about the same distance from
the Junction Of the L. 4. n. n With the Kn0Kvills
Branch Of the 1. A N. and q. s. n. n, Containing
h0uae aud 1enant-houaca, nood Harm, Orrhard Cls-
tern, Ae., an ahundancs 81 never-fallng stock "a
ter yell supplied with Tinhsr easy u acceaa upon
the stanford a Miliesireville turnpike rad.
n. b.-Haying sold 100 acres u the alove lands,
the remaining Ss3 intend 10 ell this mouth,
II possible. Three hundred acres of u nov hnsly
set In blue-GrAss. Addrcss =. a. LNTLE,
Oct. 10, '5y.-Ss6-tf stanford Ky
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A YEAR or two ago the Engineer of
a passenger train ran over and killed
a deaf and dnmb man in Marion
county, named Cooper. His friends
brought suit for 500, 900 damages and
the case was tried this week, the jury
bringing in a verdict last evening of
81 900 against the r. r. Company.
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SPEAKING Of the Democratic chan.
ces of electing 4 President in 1880,
the Cincinnati Enquirer says that after
the defeat in Ohio in 1875, the Dem.
Ocratic party in 1876 elected Presi-
dent. The result in Ohio this year
does not make improbable or difficult
the election Of Democratic Presi.
dent in 1880. Ohio was Republican
in 1875, in 1876, in 1878, and is Re-
publican in 1879. Republicans have
boosted of this State as a Republican
State; aad this year the effort to keep
it Republican was tremendous. Pat
ronage, money, one President and two
Presidential candidates, the Especial
measures" Of the National Banks, all
came to the State to keep it Republic
can. The Republicans could not af-
ford to lose it; the Democrats can.
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HERE'S another chance for Black
burn to display his clemency. Four
hends in human shape, who went to
the house of a sick man in Estill coun-
ty' took his eighteen-year-old daught-
er and dragged her from the dwell
ling TO satiate their Internal lusts with
her pure and helpless body, have been
sentenced to ten years each in the
Penitentiary. Governor Blackburn
should not allow such fine gentlemen
even to enter the foul establishment.
Their morals and their health might
be injured.
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ACRES

Situated IN the iorm Of paralle0gram. under good
knee with all kinds Of out buildings tO-wit STA
BILE, Curiage-h0uae, COrn-cTib, COal-hOuse, Mood
house, hnOke-h0use Hen-hOuse, 0ranary; also
good Orchard, Grape-arbOr Cistern, Well 40 stable
Lot and Ioe-h0use. The main building Il a New
lw0-st0ry Frame, finished la modern style with
Large and conlmodi0us roOus There sTe ten rooms
In all two large halls, tWO-stOry back porch aud
a pantry, all under one NOT. This Il one of the
most desrahle residences and one Of the prottiest
MI uatiOns In Garrard County.
IkkMS-lhe sale will be made on a credit Of g,
~ aud Is months, In equal iasialInonts, the arr
chaser being required 10 give bonds with approved
socurity, payable 10 the underaignodi bearing Ia.
teresi Al the rate OF per cent, per annum until
paid, with lien reserved on the property for the
pay alent Of the purchase money.
sale 10 he made on the premises at O'clock n. NJ.
3yl-2t jams A. BEAzLEY,
Trustee and Agent
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In the trial of a murder case last
Spring, the Couricr-JoHnal took oc-
casion to speak its mind pretty freely
in regard to the action of one of the
jurors, whose obstinacy and interested
actions procured verdict of only five
years in the penitentiary for a cruel and
cowardly murder, and that individual
brought suit for damages, laying them
at s25, 200. The case has Just been
tried, resulting in the complete vindi-
cation of the course of the Courier
Journal and leaving the alleged dam
aged juror with the costs to pay. When
a newspaper does what it believe to be
lis honest duty in case of that sort,
it is next to impossible to find jury
that will bring in a verdict against Il.
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MuRAT HALsrEAD, editor Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, a rank Repub-
lican paper, said to an interviewer the
other day in answer to the question,
"Do you believe there is any chance
for securing Republican President
next yearY "No; the Democrats will
use Congress provided they can Sc
cure the House, aud they already
have the organization) so as to leave
the Republicans the alternative Of
submitting to a technical legality
manufactured to order by the Confed.
crate Brigadier caucus-or accepting
civil war. The only chance ofsaving
the country from the completion of
Confederate rule over the whole Uni
ted States is for the Republicans to
elect the next House. That will
block the game, but we shall lose the
Presidency"
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THosE who would excuse the whole
sale pardoning business that is being
carried on by Gov. Blackburn, say
that HE clcmency is in the interest Of
humanity, as the convicts that he lets
out Of the Pcnitcntiary would die i
lefl in the impure air Of that crowded
institution-but how can this excuse
him for RENTING 80 many fincsS A
lot Of gamblers in Somerset, were
fined 5000, and by making a pretty
mouth at the Governor, he straight.
way forgives the debt that should 20
into the empty treasury. A man
here was fined for disorderly conduct,
and he Is excused from the payment
Of Il, and il is that way all over the
State; fine after fine is RENTED, and
they do say, that Notwithstanding the
big blow in his inaugural address
against the pistol toters," he actually
released a Pulaski county man from
his fine for that ofEense no longer than
last week. The matter is becoming
alarming to our law-abiding citizens,
who know with what trouble, expense
and delay conviction is accomplish
ed in these days of lenient Courts and
tender-hearted juries, and they should
rise up in honest indignation and
show the Doctor that even IL he is
not candidate for reelection, the Of.
fee Of Governor was not created
solely for the purpose for which he is
using IL almost entirely.