The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-23

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lace's Improved liarrowa
THEvrs Entered the house Of Mr.. ,
l.. Harris last Sunday night and stole 81
in money, gold watch and chain an
some u his clothing. In another colun.
he offers e reward Of $50 for the watch an
caain.
A SPLENDID TRADE.--lt affords NJ rca
pleasure 10 note the zine trade which ha
been secured by the Hayden Brother
u j. on evidence Of the enterprise an
snap Of the firm. Their goods are Away
neat, fresh, clean and Of the best quality
and such goods will always find purchas
ers. Their store is the headquarters 70
the ladies especially, because their want
can be supplied there In choice dress gco,ls
trimmings, notions, NC, and there IL,
prices are A. low as can be had in any city.
a PTsroL lIoss.-Eugene Faulkner, I
cay youth from the country, came to town
this week, and after taking drink or two
became somewhat beligercnt, add got en-
tircly too handy with his little pistol. ",
was arrested and tried before Judg,
Myers, who fined him $40 and sent him on
to the grand jury for carrying concealed
weapons. AZ soon as he was released on
bail he made other demonstrations with
his pistol, and was again captured with the
weapon in his pocket. lie was ordered to
jail, and nov there will he two case. 81
concealed weapons against him.
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No PARDoS-Cols. r. Y. Hill and W.
q. WEIGH. Of counsel for Grove Kennedy,
went to Frankfort last Friday to iniercede
with Gov. blackburn fcr the pardon Of
their client, but we understand that after
patiently hearing them through, he told
them that Il was always painful TO refuse
a plea Of mercy and that he was sorry for
those upon whom Groves punishment
would fall the heaviest, but being pretty
we'll acquainted with the facts in the case,
he could not and would not pardon him.
This settles the matter as there IL no fur
Their hope from the Courts, and Grove
must pay the penalty for his sin.
THE KENTUCKY BAPTIST ASSURANCE
our first page will he
found the Charter and bylaws, together
with some reasons why Il l. expected that
the above Assurance Association will step
Immediately into public favor That Il is
the cheapest means Of the Kind yet devised
a man can provide fund for his
family aiter death, can not be gainsayed,
and that il Is the safest il equally as true,
since every man who handles a cents
worth Of its funds l. required to give full
and sufficient bond, while those Of the
Treasurer. Mr.. J. W. McAlister, who is
President Of the Stanford National Bank,
and the Secretary, Mr.. A. u. Penny, are
good iorat least hundred thousand dollars.
Anybody OF good standing within the prop.
er ages, who can stand a satisfactory medi-
cal examination, can become members,
and We are confident that there will he no
trouble in securing three full divisions 30
soon a. the people understand il. worth.
NEXT wEkK.-Judge Owsley desires us
TO say that owing to great amount Of work
on hand he was unable to get his reply to our
article, with regard to his speech at Lex
ington in which he is said to have express
I'd bitter regrets because Of his service in
The Federal army. ready for this issue, but
will have Il in time for our next. In thi.
we wish to disclaim any inten-
lion Of treating Judge Owsley unfairly.
We make no secret Of the fact that we are
for Mr., Alcorn, not merely because he is a
Lincoln County man Though that has much
10 do with ~. but because we regard him
Is the peer Of Judge owsley in ever par
ocular We regret that we have had to
lecide between two such good men, but
when all other things ere equal we regard
/ as not only a high privilege but duty
10 stand up for home folks first, last and all
he time. In supporting Mr.. Alcorn, how
,ver, we shall treat Judge owsley as an
honorable Democrat deserves, and take no
undue advantage Of him. We should not
nave said even as much as we have, had
not THE INTERIOR JOURNAL been drawn
INTO the contest, from no desire Of our