The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-01

1HnEf weeks ago the establishment ~
Louis Cook, 81 Cincinnaii, the largest Car
riage Mandatory In the world. was burn-
Ell ont, and J. b. Dennis has some Of his
work lef over, which IL bound 10 he sold,
and II you will call in the next eve days,
you can get bargain, ~ he Is determined
to Close them out.
DfsrSrERRED.-By order Of the Court,
the body Of Hiram Tucker, alleged to have
been Murdered by TON Cain, was disin-
TERED on Wednesday, and search made Tor
the ball which had canaed his death. II
was found BY DIS. Peyton a McRoberts in
the hollow Of the backbone, and Ia nov in
the possession Of the Court. The body had
been buried for nearly year, but the de-
comPosiiion was not half 80 great as l. ~.
nal, and he was easily recognizable.
Nor THosE ALoSE.-Ilaving announced
on several occasions that Hayden Brothers
we're offering their entire stock Of summer
goods for sale. regardless Of cost, We are
specially authorized by the firm TO ASSURE
the general public that not those goods
alone, but many other desirable articles
are In store and for sale just A. low a. their
Summer goods. II you will call Al Hay
dens, now, you can save over twenty -6ve
per cent in the purchase Of many things
YOU will need for Fall and Winter use.
A scANr.-A man giving his name A.
Cha. d. Wright. Memphis, and who rep.
re.enis himself as an Odd Fellow, has
been fleeing the people Of Crab Orchard.
Pretending that he was a painter, he got
several large jobs Of work, and on the
strength Of them, obtained credit from the
Harris House, Myers 4 Dillon, and nu-
merous Others, foe considerable amounts.
Monday he III out and has not been heard
Of since. Wright is a smooth tongued
individual. 90 year, old. feet 5 inches
high, and wears no beard. Newspaper
will please notice hi. moius opsraadi and
thereby confer favor on the people Of
Crab Orchard.
THE PHILLIPS WILL CAsE-Aher a
trial Of ten days, was given to the jury
Saturday evening, which, AFTER an hours
consultation, returned a verdict FOR the
last win that gives the property. valued at
$4,000 TO the heirs-at-law, two nephews,
Ben Doom and Hugh b. Ray. Able
speeches were made for the first Will b y
Hon. p. b. Thompson, Jr., Judge NJ. c.
Sauhey and Col. T. =. Hill. and for the
second win by +. +. Mckay, E-q, Judge
N. ]. Durham and Hon. &. 5. Hill. A
motion for a new trial was made and the
movers were given til the first day Of the
January term 1880, to prepare a bill Of
exceptions, with view to an appeal.
A FATAL BIOw-lIenry Afford, a we'll
known oolored hoy of town, 'ied last Sat
urlay under suspicious circumstances.
Coroner James PGoode Was notified Of the
fact and an inquest held. which resulted in
verdict that Afford came to his death
from blow on the side Of his head from q
stick or stone in the hands Of Bet Fish, a
colored prostitute, with whom he had been
intimate. The blow was inflicted two
weeks before, and although post moriem
examination by Dr. Peyton and McRob-
erts showed that the skull was crushed in
and pressing against the brain, he went
abont As usual up to the night before his
death. The woman was arrested by Town
Marshal W. 4. Saunders, Of Crab Orchard,
and lodged in Jail here.
CIRcur CoURr.-The summer term Of
this court convened last Monday, with l4l
Commonwealth cases on the docket. Amer
delivering the usual charge TO the grand
jury, Judge owsley proceeded to business,
but, 80 far, nothing Of importance has oe-
cupied HE attention. Following are the
| GRAND JURY:
w.M IArkey, Foreman w. G. Mccormack
J. n. Napier, W. c. RAsiin, Nathan Daugheriy
Alex Owens. A. l. Hale, Y. W. Carter,
Jas. Paxton. 7, 7. Davies. }. n. Meniiee,
Joe A. Cohen, p, n. Napier. W. NJ. Higgins
J. n. Miller, Fielding Thurmond.
PETIT JURY;
Ia Drive Allan RsaIley. ak. Nolana
John Bright. liam singleton, WIN Logan,
IN Reid p l. Simpson Geo. Boone
sa aS 1'sss 1 p.s "'''"' A. A. 'SS' ~
VIM. Asr'hsm. s,mI D Em.,,. John Lyun.
H. @. Cover. -. MOberiy, J.B. Reid,
A number Of parties charged with mi.
nor ofienses have been acquitted, and nc
case Of importance has vet been tried. Tn.
half a dozen cases against George saun.
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