The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-21

Judge; En.-sll johnson, Clrrk
Paint IicI.
w q. Saddler will open a fresh meat
market at this place next week.
90 Rain is greatly needed here. Vegeia-
ton Is suffering, and the dust and heat al
most intolerable.
- There has been decline in prices Of
all kinds Of goods within the past month,
and w. Adams n Co. having just bought
new assortment ofgeneral merchandise are
prepared to give their patrons the benefit of
the low prices now ruling. II will pay you
to call on them early.
- There was brilliant wedding at
Kirksyille Wednesday. Samuel Ross and
Miss Belle Shearer were united in the holy
bonds by Ed. Milton Elliott. Attendants,
Misses Salie Shearer and Emma Willis,
Hume Embry and Charles Lee. The hap
by couple left the same morning on the
railroad for a tour.
PERSONAL. 80 Miss Helen Conn, Of
BFodhead, is visiting relatives in this vi
cinity. +. B. Hayden, Of Stanford, was
here this week. X. d. Ward and wife LEFT
Wednesday to visit the family of X. p.
Gresham, at Livingston. L. Best is in
Louisville. Mrs. VIM. Henderson, Of
Rockcastle County, was visiting the family
of DR.. Brown this week. Miss Mollie
Newcum, Of Mt. Vernon, is visiting f.iends
in this county.
- On the same evening Of the capture
and release Of Rogers, and near the scene,
Robert Rothwell made a forcible entrance
into the cabin Of George Arnold, colored,
by breaking down the door with a fence
rail, having first asked admittance and be-
ing refused. Arnold struck Rothwell with
hickory club as the lattercame in, which
caused him to retreat precipitately. As
he went out the yard the negro shot at him,
but without effect.
The new and handsome PRESBYTERIAN
Church at Kirksville was dedicated on
Sunday last in the presence Of large and
appreciative assemblage. Rev. +. o. Guer-
rants sermon vas a masterpiece, and per-
haps one of the finest efforts of his life, and
fell upon a spell-bound audience like the
soft ripple of purling waters on the ears OF
the wayfaring and thirsty traveller. Rev.
DIR. Breck delivered an historical account
Of the Church FROM its inception to the
year 1880. 1t was carefully compiled and
quite interesting, especially to those in the
Church and acquainted with it,
- The grand jury OF this county will
have some work to do at the next session
Of the Circuit Court. Let the first juror
who. raises his voice in behalf Of law
breaker, or endeavors to make soa;e extern
uating circumstance when there is mont
and really there never is any save in tn
imagination), or the whole grand jury b.
thrown from the cupola Of the Court-hous'
If they fail to indict every man who is ac
cused of anything in the catalogues o
crimes or misdemeanors. Let the first jur,
who fail to hang the murderer or send thu
thief to the penitentiary be kept in solitar,
contnement Oh preau anu "s'.' 'o' Wv
rest Of their natural lives. And for EN-
phasis, let every verdict be postscripted, NJ
appeal TO the Goser or Court OF Ap
peais. NO more sen'inie"'a'isih IN 'e",'
with law breakers is the sentiment Of thi
community
raj hogerT' VINO mas h"o 0o"s,'e'"o'
nolorlely oil la'e III consequence ., "a'"'
killed james II. isaaos, whlch event mss 0ee'
detailed IN these columns was af's''e'
last sunday evening IN me nelghoornoo'
OF LynchourS' 'his county py geo, "oo'
wlne' constable oil Mau,son 1ou"''
David uarre'' deputy Sherin Oh 'soN'o'
county, ana posse Of 'hfee' mar.
Rogers, oro'her OF rat was WIN Tue '"'
ter when arrested, but was allowed to g
l.. I'll Dat