The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17


The siakc. are large and in good hands
Tnr prospects are that we will have m
early Winter. Three light frosis have Z, ~
en- already one on the night u the 10Th
another on the night Of The 18Th, and III,
other on the night Of The liih.
THE WrKfp DocroRs The report that
four Of the negroes that lcfi Crab Orchard
cor Indiana had been killed and cut up by
the medical students over there, l. doubt
LEES Incorrect There we're only three.
CASninArr FOR TIM IIALrEn--A re-
port hls reached here that man named
Lewis Davenport ravished Mrs. Elizabeth
ss'iTHHs, Who sssTs boarding hos=s a.
Science hin in Pulaski county, and had
been arrested for the dastardly act
Fon sALr-Two chandeliers, four brack-
ct lamps, one large mirror, two table coun-
tiers, one writing desk, five dozen shoe
boxes, Tor shelving. The shove articles
are all new, and will be sold cheap. Store
room for rent Geo H. Bruce a Co.
u
Fn-The New York S,m gets the
Lancaster tragedy mixed in this wise "A
circus was At Lancaster, Ky, and during
an Indian scene, when many pistols were
discharged, a young man arose in his seat
aud shot policeman dead. There appears
to have been no cause for the deed except
excitement"
REVERSED. About six years ago, a man
named Watkins was killed at the l.. a n.
trestle near town, and his widow sued the
u. H. Company for damages. The result
was, after many delays, verdict Of 80 800
in her favor. The Company took II to the
Court Of Appeals, where It was reversed
last Friday.
ANorHEn NorER.-Iewi- Whitley cold,
left here few days ago for Indiana. We
would like to he, that II he don't get in
the Peniienliary, he will serve ~ a subject
Tor the medical students disseciing table
before many days. We have written TO
the Doctors over there TO send ~ his skull
for paPcr-weight.
Tmrr CAPTURED. Deputy Sheriff Rube
Harris who has held a warrant against
james licnge Tor several months, charging
him with grand larceny in Madison Coun-
", succeeded Tuesday night in nabbing his
man At a house on the Somerset DAD lead.
from Crab Orchard. lie was taken to
Richmond yesterday.
liERE AT LAsr.-"The melancholy days
have come" and so have Hayden Brothers
new Fall goods come with them and are still
coming. Ladies, just drop in and take a
good look. Your eyes will be Toasted upon
the food Of good things in store for you.
We can not enumerate all Of the lovely
fabrics, but win say in a word that all you
need j. there in abundance aud n pretty
o. an opening rose in June.
HUNTERS, ArrESuoS Mr.. :. Porter
Stage, Of the enierprising firm Of MoRob-
erts a Stage, left a day or two ago Tor Gin
cinnaii, where he will purchase a large
stock Of dolble-barrel, breech-loading Shot
Guns, single and double muzzle- leaders,
shot, powder, caps, -hot-pouches, TASKS,
game-bags, implements for loading shells,
&c, nc. They will arrive in few days,
and will be sold at the lowest figures.
MAISt '-1he news from Maine is cheer
ing, and Just what the Democrats wanted 10
hear. The news from Hayden Brothers is
just a. good II not more important. They
have nude room by extensive Summer
Sales for the best and most varied stock Of
goods ever opened in the town Of stanford,
and every express train brings them some
thing new and desirable. Men, women and
children are locking there to buy their
Fall goods.
THE DEAD ALvE.-Two or three months
ago, Robert Nunnelley and John Il. Gil
more were arrested in Pulaski, charged by
q negro with the murder Of an unknown
man fifteen years ago, whose skeleton had
recently been found in a sink-hole near
Somerset This week, Mr.. Marion Nun
nellcy, a kinsman Of the man in jail, took
to Somerset one John Mills, who states
that he is the unknown man that il was
supposed had been murdered, which, II it
can be suhstantiated, will release Nunnel-
ley and Gilmore from a very unpleasant
predicament.
BouND To DIE.-John Walls and his
brother Robert, who live near Mckinney,
got on a drunken spree the other night and
while in that condition fell to fighting.
Robert got John down and was pounding
him severely when he CJohnl drew his
knife and succeeded in driving II to the
hit between the shoulder blades. penetrat-
ing the back bone and causing paralysis.
John i under arrest and seems TO be very
sorry for hi- act, though he says he has
not the slightest recoollcclion Of il. The
Doctors say that Robert can not live. La
rEn-John was tried before Esquire Car
son yesterday and acquitted, as there were
no witnesses 10 the act or any proof to show
that the cutting was not an accident.
ANorHER MIRACULOUS CURE.--A week
or two ago, we gave AN account Of the won
derlul cure Of Mrs. MidkifI, resulting from
the earnest prayers of faith by herself and
Mrs. II. 7. Harris. This week, We have
another cure even more miraculous than
the first to chronicle. For seven long years
Miss Mary McAfee, daughter Of Mrs. Ne
A fee. al the Crah Orchnrd tnll-enle. has