The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-05

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and unbleached, heavy damasks, boil
white and colored. From our own knowl
edge we can say that in such goods ih'
llaydsns have no competitors
A oESrLENAN from Danville reporie,
here yesterday that a dispatch had been re
ceivcd in that town by the American Tel
egnph that New York had gone 1000 Dem
ocniic. The eject on hopeful Democrat
was electric, and the high spirits Of certain
Republicans sunk below zero; but IL wa,
too good 10 be 80, ~ subsequent dispatches
show
DrUNKISNEss The late hours that the
election returns have caused us TO keep
has revealed startling amount Of drunk
enness among the youngsters Of this town.
The parents Of such boys are allowing them
to ripen for the Penteniiary and they will
he sorry after while that they did no;
compel them TO be home after nine O'Clock
We intend to publish names in the future.
CuRcuir CoURr. - The session Of this
Court was resumed Wednesday, and the
case Of Ben Ferrill, for the murder Of Mike
Fly in ISIS, being set for that day, the ri.
al was at once begun. The argument.
closed yesterday afternoon, but thejury re-
ported afier a short retirement that they
were anable to agree. Judge Owsley how
ever, ordered them To make another eiio IT,
but they had not succeeded at $ last night
srEAKiSo.--Judge Belden, of Lebanon,
spoke here Saturday night To an audience
composed. Tor the most part, Of colore,l
people. lli- speech was the usual weak
Arguments Of his party, aud created but
little interest. A drunken man in the au-
dionce got up and called certain state
meut u biz d-n lie, but Judge Owsley,
ley, who wa- present, was determined that
be should not be further interrupted, aud
Informed the d. m. that a repetition Of the
the ofIense would cause his incarceration.
CoUNrY CoURr.-There was but little
done GA Monday Of general interest. A
number Of iduciary settlements were made,
several persons were relieved from unjust
taxation, and the will Of Prof J. b. Myers
was admitted TO probate. T.. H. Chenault
presented DIR. 7. h. Montgomery a. his
surety and took the oath Of office as Treas
urer. The rates to be charged by tavern
keepers was fixed ut fifty cents each for
lodging, breakfast, dinner and supper, and
the same Tor horse feed. Pasturage was
was fixed at 81 per month and drink Of
whisky or brandy at ten cents.
EDDIE HAWKINS, the wonderful Child
Orator, lectuscd here ON Sunday schools
Wednesday night, and his audience was so
pleased that they voted nearly unanimous
ly for him to lecture again, which he did
last night, taking as his subject, Future
Recognition, or Shall We Know Each
Other in Heaven" 4 conversation with
him oonvinoes any one that his speeches
are not delivered in parrot-like style. but
that he knows what he is talking about.
lie converses we'll on all subjects, and for
the tender age Of years he is indeed a
wonder. lie lectures again tonight.
MoNpAY Col. AN Swope failed to appear
but Col. W. O. Bradley arrived opportune-
y and closed the campaign here, IN one OF
the beet as well as the most gentlemanly
Republican speeches We have ever heard,
The principal points were Mandatory re-
sumo Of the life and public services Of both
Garfield aud Arthur dig at Hayes and
the utter unitness Of the Democratic nom
incss II seems a little inconsistent that
he should speak Of Hancock as mere
soldier, incapable Of performing the duties
Of President, when he Is such a rampant
Grant man, but then TO be a red-hot Re-
publican, a man is bound 10 be inconsistent.
TnE DrMoCRATIc torch-light procession
Monday night was much more ola success
than expected. The Hancock Clubs al
Crab Orchard and Tunersyille, mounted
aud carrying torches, rode into town al
$3.50 O'Clock, and with the Club Of this
place. marched in line To the music Of Oh,
Stanford Cornet Band, and made quite 4
oommendable exhibition. Pyrotechics and
enthusiasm were lavishly expended, and
the boys were exceedingly happy for the
time, aud, as il turned out, il is well that
they had their fun in advance. The speak
ing was from the balcony at Squire Car
sons, and T. r. Hill, NJ. II. Owsley, TW
Narnon, Il. q. Warren and w. II. Miller
made stirring addresses, which were, fol
the most part, lost 10 the crowd, who per
sisted in hallooing and shooting 6re-crack'
ers and rockets, almost without cessation
The affair passed OIL pleasantly and every
body went away determined 10 vote foI
Hancock and Little Phil.
/ e
TINS ELECuos-ln this county passed
OF quietly, with but little excitement ON
way or the other. There was little II any
money used, and the bummers had to 9,
without their whisky, consequently Their
was an absence Of drunkenness and
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