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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-08-14

A SENSITIVE reporter is the wrong man In
the write place.-Hsekensa1k Rep.biicam-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-08-14

THE man who hanged himself died Of his
own free will and a cord.-Eesr YoVk Com
aseTolaI Advertiser.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-16
CASEY COUNTi.



90 Fishing Is the fashionable recreation
in this vicinity.
go Mr.. Albert Adams has moved his
stock Of groceries from the store house on
the corner OF Main and Second street to
the store room Of Z. w. Napier. lately
used as a drug store.
49, Col. Mat Walton, Of Lanca ster, j. in
town, and has made quite n favorable i'm
preston on all who have met him. We can
say positively that Casey will 90 solid for
Walton TO represent Va in the Cincinnati
Convention.
- The mail route between here and Nc
Kinney's Station, was let some time ago 20
Sprowl d Co, and afterwards re-let 70 Mr..
\. Lipe, OF this place. Mr.. Lipe expects
to run a comfortable coach every day,
which will be a great advantage 10 pas
sengers coming TO Liberty. Ills contract
begins the first Of July.
- PERsoNAL.-MissA Alice Jones, a very
beautiful Young lady, who has been visit
ing her friends here for some time, started
to her fathers new home, in Lexington,
last Saturday. Since then one Of our
young men has become very much dissat-
isfed with Liberty, and will no doubt
move to Lexington very soon. DIR. +. o.
Young, Of Lancaster, is in town smiling on
his old patients. They are all gla 10 see
him except those who owe him, and they
are the ones be is looking for. Col. Rue.
Of Lexington, has been in our county for
several days looking for a place to locate
his saw mill
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-16

] Al a meeting Of Kingston Lodge, No. SIS, 7. a
A. ~, on Monday, April ~, 1850, the following
Resolutions were adopted
WHEREAs, Il has pleased the Grand Master OF
the Universe 10 call FROM labor 10 eternal reire sh-
ment our beloved Brother, Reuben Munday whose
pathway through a long and faithful stewardship
Is hcieweled with the brightest acts Of a glorious
charity, and whose noble examples, given TO the
craftsmen, will he endless source Of consolation
for his absence from our sanctuary, Nov, there
fore, belt
Reloiusi, That 1t s with profound sorrow tina
thisLOige chronicles the death Of Brother Munday,
ana that we extend our heartfelt sympathies, to-
gother with o copy OF these resolutions, to the
family Of the deceased brother and be IL further
Reiala'i, That copies OF these Resolutions bc
spread the records OF this Loige, and forwarded
TO the IsTEEioR Journal, the Richmond Register
aud Richmond He'ad for publications and be il
further
Resolrei, That the interior OF our Lodge be ap-
propriaioly drapcd in mourning, and the members
thereof wear the usual badge Of mourning thirty
days. Huem BALLARD ,
D. n. WEST, Committee.
A. G. WITT,
IIU0u BALLAD, Secretary.
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ROCKCasTLE.



w. H. Albright il "a candidate i0r
Sheriff Of Rockcasile county, at the Au-
gust election, 1880. q.
- There were heavy frosls Sunday and
Monday nights. The fruit is killed in this
county, with the exception Of few locali-
ties.
The following list Of marriage licenses,
issued since last report, Is furnished by Mr..
ID. n. Williams. County Court Clerk. Jas
Grant 20 Lizzie LYkins; X. \. L0wrie TO
Catharine Warren; John j. Harper 10
Amanda Mcclure; w. y Cromer TO Armil-
ia j. Doano.
The bin dividing the State into
eighteen Judicial Districts passed the Leg
islature last week by the provisions Of
this bill Rnckcasile county j. transferred
from the Fiheenth 90 the Eighth District.
The change having been effected the ex-
cit iment attending ID may nov subride.
MI. John &. Young, Of Danyillc, Il
billed Tor a lecture at the Court house, Ia
this place. next Tuesday nigh. the 10th
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The aoi OBJ cii.rict thc state mi0
eighteen Judicial pluis. 81 pow lar
There eie tnt few change Thn. rc
Eighth District remains is before with ihc
addition of Rockcasilc taken from fudge
Ririalfs District
-- a bin has been ofcrcd in ihc Uou.e
90 appropriate $3.50 out Of Che State
Treasury for the purchase Of a sword Co
be presented by the Governor 90 Master
Lucicn Young, Of The Navy, who wat r
former resident n Casey county.
The great amount Of fraudulent
claims against The State, made by arrcsiine
men Cor trumpcd up charges. and having
several hundred witnesses summoned 10
appear igaint them, has stirred the Legis-
lature to appoint q joint Committee 10 pre-.
pare bill to prevent such raids on the
Treasury.
The following has passed both Houses
and is now law; /. BE il enacted by the
General Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of
Kentucky, That section 10, article L., Of
chapter % OF the General Statutes, be
amended by the addition Of the words fol-
lowing, to wit That It shall be unlawful
for any tavern keeper whether licensed
by the State or by authority Of the County
Court, or by Trustees OF other authority Of
city or town., or Tor any saloon.keeper or
any other dealer in spiriluous, vinous or
malt liquors, to have open har-room or
other place for the sale Of such liquors, or
in any way TO sell, give or otherwise dis
pose Of spiriluous, yinous or malt liquors
on Sunday .. The keeping open Of a bar
or store, or any other place for the sale Of
such liquors, or the selling or otherwise
dislosing Of such liquors on Sunday, shall
be deemed violation Of the statute to
which this act is an amendment, and shall,
upon conviction, subject the offender to the
pains and penalties prescribed therein, and
shall, moreover, for the third oaense Tor
felt his license, whether State, city, County
Court or town license.
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w. %. Vanderbilt Bai'ml King.
Dbl. sitUN0lJ % rnini sa.es hur rr
ent bonds. which lru. AIm au interest of
5000 peg dtr
by iie tWfl management, OF Hon.
Phil r. Ihomrn. l iho Houe has re-.
icciei ihc serfr Amendments ia the Cen
sus hill ihvehy saving OBJ, Government
s210oC0
- King rhoch,u. ihc Burmese ruler,
bad 200 o,his uhcoisburici alive, asa sac-
rifc, Cor tho restoration Of his life, bu, the
Old scorndrcl died al the same, much to
the relief Of his other subjects.
The failures IN New York for the first
three months II the year number / 400,
with liabilities aggrcgaiing sl2oooooo.
Last year, during The same period, the
failures numbered $500, with liabilities Of
sis,000,Oo0.
Dan Hart, negro, won the O'Lcary
belt in New York on a six days walk ending
last Saturday. lie score was 56j milcs-
IL milesm more than the previous fastest time
on record. lie win get about $4,000 for
his share Of the proceeds
The Louisiana Convention. on the
u, while favoring Gen. Hancock for Pres
ident, sent its delegates to the National
Convention uninsirucied, except to vote o.
the majority may decide and Tor the main 10
tenance Of the two-thir,ls rule.
-- General Isaac NJ. St. John, consulting
and mining engineer. Chesapeake y Ohio
Railroad, died suddenly at the White Sui
phur Springs. lie was Commissary Gem
eral Of the Confederate army. and at one
time was chief Of the Mining Bureau.
80 Hon. ]. w. Perry, Representative from
Owen County, Ky, has sued tie Cincinnati
Commercial for $4,000 damages, alleged to
have been sustained by an article charging
him with adultery with Miss Adams, his
neiee, who dropped the little baby out Of
the window at Hunts Hotel, Cincinnati
- Senator Gordon, Representative 10
Blackburn and other leading Democrats
are to 20 TO Virginia and speak az Win
chester and other points on the pendn z
national issues, hoping in this way to CON
solidate the elements Of their party, now
apparently so divided on tho debt and 9TH
er q Questions Of local interest.
- The rapid growth Of the order Of
Knights Of Honor has been wonderful.
Altho ugh less than seven years old il has
a membership Of $1,000, Of which nearly
5000 are in this State. Since 1873 over
$3.50 900 has- been paid 10 the widows and
orphans Of it' deceased members. The
Grand Lodge OF Kentucky was in session
this week at Louisville, aud elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
L. G. Garrigus, Of Russellville, G.. D.; S.
I. Mcguire, Danville, G. V. d; John Z.
Even, Covington, G.. A. d; J. A. Dema-
rec, Loui sville, G. r; T. f. Denni., Louis
willie, G.. T.; Rev Morris Evans, Richmond,
G.. G; William Hall, May6sld, G. C.; l. W.
Mccarthy, Louisville, G.. G.i T. W. Sur
geon, Louisville, q. 5; 5. NJ. Bernard, w.
a. KliessendorI, II. L. Thompson, G. t..
w. +. Mos, Coyingion, Supreme Repre-
sentative, with j. L. Powell, Of Paducah
Alternate; DR.. II. C. Miller, Louisville,
State Medical Examiner
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LEGIsLATTVE D0IsGs.

80 The Senate has repealed the Charter
of the Newport journal Lottery Company
- The bill to change the line between
Lincoln and Casey counties has passed
both Houses.
The Senate has passed a bill to require
certain class of offenders to pay their
board while in jail.
A bill to raise grand larceny to S25,
and TO authorize the hiring out of persons
convicted under it has passed the Senate.
The House has passed bill appro-
priating 5000 for the purpose Of re-stoek-
ing the rivers Of Kentucky with food fishes.
- The House has refused to concur with
the Senate in the repeal Of the officers test
oath for officers Mr.. Gooch voted against
the repeal
- House bill prescribing a reward Of $50
10 persons capturing horse or mule thieves,
to he paid out Of the Treasury, has passed
the Senate.
To large portion Of the members Of
the Legislature their per diem is the biggest
thing they ever came across, and they in
tend to hold to il as long as possible. Five
dollar a day, Sundays included, j. not
picked up by the average legislator in any
other business.
The voting Of $1,000 to the late AItor-
ney- General Moss, pretendedly for extra
ordinary services in putting down lotteries
in the State, is nothing more itan present
Of so much money TO a POOR lawyer who
Il unable to earn a living by the practice Of
biz profession.
- The senate has passed bin TO change
the time Of the meeting Of the General As
sembly to the first Monday in November
Let ths House amend by fixing the next
meeting in 1900 let the senate accept il,
and then let the present body go within
the peuitenii,ry walls and hang them
selyes.
= The Salary bill has at last passed both
House. The Governors salary, the State
Secretary and others remain the same,
while Circuit and Common Pleas Judges
are reduced 10 g, 400 per annum, 10 take
effect after the expiration Of the terms of
the present encumbents. Court Of Appeals
Judges are 10 receive $4,000 after the expi-
ration Of the term Of the Judge now hay-
Ing the longest tern.
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GIRRiRD C0rvril


The little babe Of George Dunlap, Jr-
Is not expected 10 live.
go There will be a meeting of the Coun.
ty Committee here on Saturday next, "a
shape the county races.
Every one fully expected the ailirma.
ton Of the case Of the Commonwealth vs..
Grove Kennedy. Consequently, there was
no surprise.
The partnership livery stable OF Mil
Ter and Farris is now owned exclusively
by John Miller, he having purchased Far
ris' half Clark Farris will handle fancy
horses at Mr. VIM. Walker stable, we m
derstand.
We have a new and interesting little
paper for those interested in Sunday School
work, published at the Office Of the Enter
prise, edited by Elder Gibson, Of this place.
and called the Gieana. Subscription per
annum forty cents.
Micheal, Burdett x Co., have sold
out their butcher shop, on Richmond st.,
to O. S. Tillett. Mr.. Tillett has bought
out all Of the shops in town, and now has
a clean sweep at the butcher business. A
good show for money.
- The Baptist Church, Of this place,
has been we'll attended since Sunday last,
in consequence Of n protracied meeting be-
ing held there by Eds. Harvey and Tup-
per, OF Harrodsburg. The meeting will
continue for some days. We are hopeful
for their success.
The firm Of Campbell 4 Yantis is dis
solved. They sold to George Hardin, Of
this place. Mr.. Campbell, on behalf of
the firm, made a deed Of trust to r. II.
Tomlinson for the benefit Of their cred
itors. Assets about equal Indebtedness
Campbell has gone to Somerset TO live.
We are personally acquainted with
orr excellent Deputy Sheriff, and think
that your Brodhead reporter certainly did
not give full report Of the cause warrants
ing his warlike appearance, for knowing
well his character We think he would not
appear in "battle array" seeking imagina-
~ beings
go PERs0SAL-John Fauis, former, |
citizen OF this county. now living in At !
Ianta, Ga, Is here. Crit Davis and Murry; |
horsemen, were over this week, and have |
.aken Capt. Thos. Peacock fast mare,
Cora p, TO drive. The Capt is doing well /
with his horse, Bolingbroke. Steve White,
Il Richmond, was in town Sunday j. +. |
one Of the editors Of the Dan
lille Tribune, visited our place Monday.
Il. Z. Kaufman and wife returned Sunday
rom his fathers at HustOnyille. DR.. +.
}. Young and Col. Mat Walton have been
o Liberty this week. hlessrs. jesse Sween-
y, Jos. Hemphill and Geo. Walden, our
nergetic dry good merchants are spend
ng this week in Cincinnati, selecting a
all stock Of goods. Miss Alollie and Laura
smith are also in Cincinnati securing the
Attest Spring styles in the millinary de-
,artment Those attending the Louis
lille Republican Convention from this
ounty, "a delegates, are Hon. w. o. Brad
sy, Col j. X. Faulkner, Gen. w. j. Ian
ram, Geo. Denny, Jr., Geo. Denny, sr, ].
Iur, Jr., VIM. Berkeley, Daniel Collier
nd several colored brethren; We have not
heir names. r. II. Tomlinson. John Rob.
lson and Geo Robinson are on on a Wes-
'rn tour.
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iut Ila uheci viii De- "rhe Lost Ans. "
ihis b. iho hui opportunity That Dos been
rIofdcl ltr people t1 bear ibis most d.
uueulalcl lcciurcr and hc viii have o.
crowded house.
-Itis reported that samuel swayne.
Who escaped from Jail here about ten day
ago, was rc-caplurcd last week in tie
Nouudslouc ncighburhuod ln a little
while he ciIdcd his cap,or' and and again
made bis escape. Some 90 these days
shall write history Of Svaync's exploits
I The number uf Die escape exceed ihOsc
Of The famous Jack Sheppard
cd ATTENTION TrAOIirns. The Mt Yer
30 VI ale and Female Acadcmy d offered
for sale. a transfer Of possession 10 The
purchaser will be made In time Tor the
next session. The property consists Of one
acre Of ground, on which ere a good DWELL
ing and schoolhuilding combined. Any
one desiring 10 establish permanent and
paying school may address, for terms, &C.,
Prof j. l.. Whitehead, NJ. Vernon, Ky. q
The Republicans held n Convention
nj The Court-house last saturday. Dele
gates 20 tie Louisville Convention were
sent uninstrucicd. Hon. W. o. Bradley
and Hon. John II. White were instructed
for o. delegates from the State at large %
Chicago. The Convention was q quiet af
fair, and no aitcmp, was made 20 force an
expression Of it, choice for President A
good majority q The Republicans are FOR
Grant
- The statement Of the London Eci0's
MI Vernon correspondent that "thc CORE.
spondcnl OF the INTERIOR JouRNAF at this
place has frequently mi.represcnted Re
publicans, ii intended Cor me- erroneous.
would not wilfully misrcprcscni any
body, much less a Republican and peru
sal Of my former letters 10 this paper will
/ show that have never been guilty OF such
high.handcd outrage. ! presume the
statement was intended as Joke, though !
confess my inability 90 see whcrc the iun
comes in
g. Mr. Gilmore ID. Love, Of ihc firm Il
Pitcher y Merrill, Louisville, was in town
Yesterday. Mr. J. ]. Williams and Hon.
J. X. McClury lcft here Tuesday M dele
gates 10 the Republican Convention in
| Louisville. Miss Amanda Mckee and
Mr.. Robert Mckee, oflondon, ere visiting
DR.. W. T.. Mckee. Tie many friends Of
/ Hon. X. 4. Gresham, 81 Liyington, will
regret Co hear that he is in o very low
stat Of health. Mr.. John l.. Whitehead,
wing concluded to 20 into the drug busi-
ness, oilers for sale the Acadcmy at this
place. A good opportunity h here pre-
senied ior a live teacher to make prolta-
be investment. See advertisement else
where. Caspar n. Williams, Of this place,
who has been attending College for some
months NJ Carthage, III, is At home for the
summer vacation. lie was warmly greet
ed on his return. Caspar IL a young man
full Of promise aud with plenty of amhi-
ton. lie will make his mark one Of these
dave
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-16

81 Moses Newcomh. Jr, died on tie eve
Of the 18th inst Of Consumption.
90 Our boosted prospect Tor a peach CROP
is numbered among the things that were.
"A woman by the name Of Lollew, a
soiled dove Of "Brindle Ridge was shot
and slightly wounded In the thigh, on Sat.
urday last, by an unknown party.
- On last Wednesday morning the store
house Of T. S. Firth was found 10 be on
fire, having caught from the saW-mill
about Ely yards of. The frc was. howcv-
ever, extinguished. having done but little
DAMAGE
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-16
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
JAMES N. LEAR AND IsABINDA LEAR, his
WIFE. NOTICE ENrAkrE

Noiico : hereby given 10 whom II may concern,
that james N. Lear aud lsahuda Lear, his vile,
as ex pario plaintihs, have this day hlci In The
Clerks Onro Of the Lincoln Circuit Court thelI
Joint petition, praying that ltahinda Lear be ems
powered by Judgment Of said Court 10 use,
enjoy, ALL and convey for her own benefit, any
prop riy that she may 0an or acquifc, nee ir0nl
The claims or the debts oi her husband, james
n, Lear 10 make contracts sue ant be- sued ~ a
single woman, 10 trade Ia her own name and %
dispose of her property by vii Ca deed.
a q therefor, ordered by the undrrslgnod. Clerk
OF said Court that the notice ul said petition and
lia objects be published in the iNIEKlOn jouRhAL,
nt sial,si pubiiriird IA thc Town Cd stanford, by
two weekly Insertions beiorc the next April term
Of said Court.
Witness my hand as Clerk OF the Lincoln Circuit
court this The 9th day % April iss.
l}2-2t ID d. JOHNSTON, tierk.
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foi. Jerrn South mead.

special Telegram to THE INTERIOR Journal.
FRASKFoRT, Ky, April l5.-Col. Jerry
South, lessee Of the Kentucky Peniten-
tiary, dropped dead in The Senate chamber
his morning. G.. II. ROCHESTER.
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TIM w. HIGGINS
JOHN n. MILLER

ra casids,e roH CIRCUIT CLERK, miac,, 10
ihC action uI thC ncmofdry.
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JUDGE w. y. PRYOR.

81 Frankfort, Isl Candidate ior reelection 10 the
Court Of Appeals nom this the Second Appellate
nl1tncti suhicct % the acticn II the pomoCfacy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-16
JAMES T.. aAILEY.

ha Candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK. aunlo,t q
Che action OF The nemo,nuc party.
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The Anderson Neirs thanks some
friend for the daily receipt Of VIII
mington, Delaware, evening paper.
The friend is Mr. Bayard, who is
flooding all the newspapers offices with
his organ-but it is of no use. He
stands no earthly show for the Presi-
Dental nomination, and we advise
him to invest his money in a more
profitable undertaking.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-16

WATTERsoS is laboring hard To
get Kentucky up TO the point Of in
structing for Tilden, but from the
present outlook We think he will and
ought to fail. The State Convention
is, however, fixed after nearly all the
States have held conventions, aud
these should, in a great measure, de-
termine Kentuckys action. II ii is
found by that time that 1ilden is the
most available candidate, instruct for
him, otherwise the delegates ought to
Nc leif unirammelled.
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wool WANTED!

We want TO bny 1900 OF 5000 pounds Of Wool,
Cor which We vail nay the highest market rricc.
n. uATrfNoLY a soN.
ili.W
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FINE BULLS FOR SALE.

enCr Coz sale, privately, nay thoroughbred, aged
nul, the fth Duke 81 oNlori, and yearling lpastl
Bull u superior hioed hauain can h. obtained
u application J. made Immediately.
a. VI. fEIAND.
hs-u stanford, Ky.
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