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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

THE Republican State ticket wa
completed by the nomination Of State
Senator d. w. Finney for Lieutenant
Governor; James Smith, Secretary OF
State; p. 1. Bonebrake, Auditor
John Francis, Treasurer; H. c. Speer
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
and W.A.JOhnston, Attorney General
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

We are gratified to hear of the NOM
ination Of our friend Johnston, of Min
neapOlis, for Attorney General He is
one Of the rising young men Of this
part Of the State. for whom We predict
o splendid future. He IL an able at
torney and will fill the Office very sat
iafacf0rilY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

SIDNEY CLARKE announces that he
will be an independent candidate fol
State Senator in Douglas county
Judge Scion Thatcher will be candi-
date in the Republican Convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

THE steamer City of Vera Cruz, o.
the Mexican line, which sailed from
New York for Havana and Vera Cruz
on August 26th, went down in the
hurricane which strewed the Atlantic
coast with wrecksa few days ago. Only
thirteen Of the seventy passengers
have I,sapp, aavx.ft
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

The Republican majority last Tues.
day In Vermont was $4,000 That will
do to offset the Arkansas majority.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

THE city authorities Of Salt Lake
City snubbed the President during his
recent visit there, just because he pre-
fe red being entertained by Gov. Muir
ray than by the saints.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

We understand that Hon. T. ID.
Thacher, of the Lawrence Journal,
will be q candidate for State Printer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
ONE of our exchanges has mutilate

ONE Of our exchanges has mutilate,i
the Democratic State ticket in the fol-
lowing barbarous style:
Governor, q. Ross; Secretary OF
state, John n. Griffin; Auditor, II. J.
q. Neumusber: Treasurer, Theodore
Micllettbaum; Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court, A. X. Wagstaff.
The names of candidates for Lieu
tenant Governor and Superintendent
Of Public instruction were printed
CORRECTLY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

A brother Of Hon. v. p. Wilson, OF
Abilene, has been nominated for State
Senator of that District by the Green
hackers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

We acknowledge the receipt Of an
editors ticket to the Western Nation
al Fair, which commences at Bis
nnarck Grove. September 18th, con-
tinuing until the 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

UATIONAb kEfUBklCAN TlCAEI
Fer President.
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
of Ohio.
Fer vlee-Preaiaent.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
OF NeW York.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
R.r Cs.sre.s..a.. First Dsssriet,
JOHN A. ANDERSON,
of Riley County.
STATE TICKET.
Fer 6svesaor,
J. p. ST. JOHN,
of johnson County.
Fer Lseusena.s Geverser,
D. w. FINNEY,
OF WOOdson County.
Fer Secretary efssase.
JAMES SMITH,
OF Marshall County.
Fer Auditor.
p. I. BONEBRAKE,
of Shdscnee County.
Fer Treasurer.
JOHN FRANCIS,
of Allen County.
Fer Attorney General.
w. A. JOHNSON,
of Ottdvd County.
For State Superintendent
H. G.. SPEER.
OF Darts County.
Per Associate Justice 81 tire Sapren<
ID. NJ. VALENTINE,
OF Franklin County.
Res ysAge e The lAsh Judicial District
J. H. PRESCOTT,
of Saline County.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
The Logan-Farwell reconciliation
b now one of the great wonders of the
world.

THE Democrats carried Arkansas by
the usual majority last Monday. The
majority Is only about 60, 600.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT.
WE FIND BUYERS FOR:

scuooL BONDS, Z. :. BONDS
EEiDcE BONDS. STATE BONDS,
COUNTY BONDS. RAILROAD BOMBS,
TOWNSHIP BONDS, MUNICIPAL BoxBs
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES
and other
SOUND skCTg'Ftf-
aud negotiate leans for School I.osrl. T.w n>hir
Trustees, Counties, Towns, Cities o. Corpora iOa5
Our cl'an;age i, larger. not only in the uitt,i
states but in England aud Frame than that OF an,
other WESTERN HOUSE dealing IN the above
class Of securities We are therefore able 1. noai
all good loans the most favorable tern.s
We execute orders for the purchase OF .crufitie.
oS any kind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is INVITED To OUR
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

Conducted on the plan Of savings Ranks nj the
East. Deposits Of one dollar and upward received
and SAVINGS BANk BOOKS GIVEN. Interest
at the rate Of SIX PER CENT and comr.oun ie,i
every six months, and extra dividend OF one
per cent. given on all sums remaining one year.
making IL equal To SEVEN PER CENT. AMI COM
POUND INTEREST IL left one year None,
commences 10 draw interest from the first Of ash
month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
RANKING DEPARTMENT.

We collect coupon and registered interest, from
the United states, and for other coupons diyi-
dends notes. debts, claims. etc.
No collection charges are made TO persons having
accounts with Us.
SETTLEMENTS made for HoLpKes Of DEFArIrEp
SECURITIES
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

ALB ct tSSst- AuSu-t ~"
arrived here yesterday. and sup
pn-s. I v III tie compelled 10 nemain for
several days, On aeDunt Of wa-h-o1fs
on the raiinad above. caused by
heavy rains Nine large bridgs- have
t,eeu washed away, - am informed
They think IL will be five days before
train Siil GO north. IL no more wash-
cot. occur. Sine~ arriving herr ind
that there has t<~u considerable ex-
element about the new mine> ] men-
TONED in my lat. but the excitement
has cooled down very much They
have found out that ALI that glitter
Il not esld-" The mines thus far do
MOI a~aay very sell The ore is vesy
Iov grade. bot they are md cnmpiese-
" discour.eed, and are working bard
10 develop the mine.- some day they
viii dad 70 rich, snm<Uhefe In New
Mexicn, oe I'm M pruptsel-
Respectfully. &C sIoAx.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03

NV YoEE. January I7th.-Ihe mercantile fail
ures for Is7g were Co.'S IL number compared with
lu.4Io N ISIS In the amount of liabilities, the
decrease Is marked. Ia 1871 the Indebtedness due
by persons vino failed was S254 100000, while III
ISIS the liabilities were only S9o,OOO,OOO.
The Financial Chronicle of to-day referring to
Dan d BarIOw's exhibit of business failure during
the past year says: Fully one-half came within
the first quarter Of 1873. 1t also shows that the
only city IN the United States separately reported
upon where there has not been decided decrease
in failures during 1879 Is San Francisco.
Boston shows 10 failures during the year
against 30 in ISIS New York 30 against S53
Philadelphia, ls3 against 30; Cincinnati, "a
against 2l6; ChicagoS3 against 362: ST. Louis, IS
against To-; san Francisco, ~ against ~. The
statement shows that IN SIX cities first named the
liabilities amounted to only one-quarteT of the
previous years total, while In San Francisco the
liabilities increased last year about 16 per cent,
being S5,3l7 III. Another table shows that while
ID all the remainder Of the country only IN every
10 IN business failed there was in California I'VE
have not the figures give San Francisco by itself
failure Ia every 36 IN business and the Pacific
States and Territories. which depend largely upon
California for their prosperity, failure IN every 81
u business. The Chronicle draws the following
moral from the above: During the past two years
California has been attempting to put letters
around capital, being IN state Of depression. Her
people have been attempting legislation which
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03

shall deprive capital of its natural earnings, 10
force prosperity. Do We not. III these statements
Of failures plainly written the results Of this
movement Cannotour Legislators heed the les
SONS thus taught
blr. Gladstone IN recent speech on e Beauty
III Manufactures. observed that very few of the
industrial productions of America have any beauty
At ala remark which was greeted by his audi
ence. The circumstances OF their national eNis-
tence, said Mr. Gladstone q" down TO the present
time have, from the scarcity of labor and other
causes. compelled them to do thing in the short
est and most efectual way for answering the I'M
mediate purpose and the beauty of production
has been entirely overlooked may illustrate this
to a pursuit to which have myself personal rela-
tion-the cutting Of wood. The American axe is
axe not intended to cut tree away quickly.
The American does not care pin about beauty of
work; his object Is to clear ground.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
OH hoR CD Y M II
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

CHLORUDYNE Is admitted by the profession TO be
the wonderful and valuable
remedy discovered.
CHLORODYNE Is the best remedy known for
Coughs, Consumption, Bronchus,
Asthma.
CHLORODYNE enectually checks and arrests those
too ofteu fatal diseases:-Diphtheria,
Fever, Group, Ague.
CHLORODNNE acts ike charm In Darrhna and
is the only specific In Cholera and
Dysentery.
CRLORODYNE efectualy cuts short all attacks of
Epilepsy, Hystern, Palpitatlon, and
spnsms
CHLORODHNE is the only palliative In Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Tooth
ache Meningitis, &C.
From w. Vesaus Pettgrew, NJ. D.. formerly Lecturer
81. Georges Hospital London: 81 have no hesitation
in stating that have with any medicine ELL
Cacious Ant-spasmodic and Sedatve 1 have used
In Consumption, Asthma Diarrha and other 1seases
and am perfectly satisfied with the results"
" Earl Russell communicated to the College Of Physic-
ians that he had received dispatch from Massty's
Consul Manila the effect cholera rag
in fearuly, and that the only res any service
CHLoEoDYSE See Lancet, LIST December, ls6l
CAUTION.-BEwNRE or PIRACY INVITATIONS
The public further cautioned forgery Of the gov
ernment stamp having come to the knowledge Of the
Board uf Inland Revenue
CAUTION.-ViceChanccllO Sir Page Wood stated that
DIR J. COILS BROWNE undoubtedly the inventor Of
CHLoEODYNE: that the story OF the defendant DELHI
erately untrue which, he regretted 20 say, had been
sworn to-see Hmes July 10 1864.
sold ia Bottles at Is I'd D. ID. a. Sd and lis. each.
None is genuine without the words "Dr J. COILS
BROWNIE the Government Stamp. OverWhelmi 2
medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
sole Manufacturer D. T.. DAVENPORT,
30. Great Russell ST., Bloomsbury, London.
Agents in New York, ". n. scHIEgEEtTN Co ana J. O
WELLS. 7s2 SIN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03
LATEST FoRucE NEWS.

..-,.E-
= H@a~la News
80 -
- - - -
---- -----7z-
go g. inns
7------f-- more
-.--ll- l--- Ll many
- rA-t-La uli
- --- 20 -'-l7
- -s ---.A-l--
-
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=
Il
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03

Il Is reported On fair authority that a special
alliance Is about to be concluded between England.
Germany and Austria.
Russia.
ST. PETFEsUUEG- February i6.-The Ts7o1r0sfi
declares the idea Of Persian occupation Of Herat.
under British guidance, cannot be entertained.
s. Petersburg correspondent writes that
General Skobel0ff VIII only command the Tekke
expedition If the force be fixed at 10000 TO which
the Minister Of War has hitherto refused 10 accede
IL is possible that General Gourka Will be appon-
ted
A Berlin dispatch says: Russia has been sounding
Berlin and Paris firms with a view to heavy loan.
Turkey
During q fete a barrack. three stories high. near
COustautinuple collapsed Two hundred soldiers
were killed and three hundred injured thereby
British India.
LoSDoN. February IA dispatch from Lahore
Announces that orders have been sent 10 Canda-
hlr for the army o. advance to Ghuznee early in
March
General Roberts sent a native envoy 10 Ghuznee
% confer with Mahomed Jan.
PEsHAwUL. February l5.-In view of the expect
ed attack on British troops around Cabul by the
end Of February, Preparations are being made to
enable General BTlght's division to move up and
reinforce General Roberts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03

Il Is reported on fair authority that a special
alliance Is about TO be concluded between England,
= ! -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03
RATES. OF ADvnRrr=rros.

aS- business Cards when Prrpdid FER eae ys<T, are
allowed discount these rates, which are Tor tranens
aivertisemeuts when paid or charged quarterly
" R-Au foreign advertisements must be accompanies
with the nav when ordered notice will be taken ~
them The ofcharesare given in the above scale ana
remtanees for Eastern American advertisements, or SUB
scrpons may be made by bank bills coin or ten cent post
age stamps.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03

British India

During q fete a barrack. three stories high, nea
C0ustautinuple collapsed. Two hundred soldier
were killed and three hundred injured thereby
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-03

-- L=-Fl-s Ll5E-1u's memorial
dt Fl-ls for the Use OF q
ss----as -.r.llil-e 1I- the Llfe SeIlat-
$500 8 -ar 5zlth Of n Creznieu1-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28

The Deadvood Times says: Raymond
y desosd . rus.ler, . shresd, sharp fellow,
ajudge Of man aud measures. . man Who i
popular with orr people and who could do
% much good 10 congress.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28
SIOUX CITY 4 PEMBINA.
CONNECTIONS

20 ay
City 8 8 f s.e%k o' Sioux XII Gi.y WISE s.. f Ssaft md Sow csv.
tnRtOn' and Black Hills railroads.
!. Passenger trains going east connect At Da-
us Junction With trains tor Belolt. Four horse
stages leave 6eloit, on arrival OF the tram, for
Sioux Fails. arriving. e Sioux Fails ct 3 p. M:
!. At xix Point with stages for POnca, Neb.
and Richland. Dak.
4 A. Yermllion with stages for Lodi, River
side Turner, Dl0Omingdale and Finlsy,
9. At Meekling With staEesf for 81. James Neb.
and Swan Lake and Maxwell CITY Dakota.
Z. At9ayvtlle with stages for 81. Helena, Neb,,
and Smitlland, Dakota.
Z AZ Yankton with stages TOR al point. IN
northern Nebrxsks, aud Scotland. MilltoWn OH
yet !Fireeteel, Rockport, Marindhal, Bon HOmnle
Dpringde!d etc. In DAKOTA and during the sea
R0rtatlon Company's line OF elegant Freight and
Missouri. Yellowstone and Big Harn rivers.
=. A. Canton with Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st.
raul trains. going west 1t 40 p, m. and AS q,
I: AZ Sioux Falls With worthineton = Sioux
FAN: trains. which arrive At II Z 3. and leave
q i:4e .. m. With daily stsves Tor Dell Rapids
GEO. r. MERCHANT
cNf q Gen. Superintendent
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17


We have This year recorded ~ dcaihl
nihis county from natural causes, II les.
than last year. Among those Who hay,
crossed the silent river are the following
January i7-Mr Annie NanNr.jlai,
Craig, " ifc Of John ~ Cnig
February Mrs. Mile Wciiheffarl
mother Of judge T. W. Brown.
Fcburury M. Amanda Carteniu
aged o.
March 2-Josiah Caldwell. merchant NJ
Milledgcville
March Q-Mrs. Lucinda Saope. moihe,
Of Col. AN swore.
March p IIcnry r. no.lcy aeed ~.
son " Jack Bosley, E-q.
May Or. H. Givens, aged s0.
June ~ james Gooch aged leo.
June i3-James Tucker, aged 81.
June 30 Mr.. NJ D. Wcaren. wifr VI ".
~. Weann.
July j-Mf-. Tine Gently. " Con.nmp.
ton.
September p squire Il. J. Hooker, Of
lIusionville.
October iG-prof Jos. T. Myer', oi
Dropsv.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17
la Louisville. the following are the
LIvCOLN COTxTY.
IngIeInan's lyfiII,

Inc - - NinD nave heen praeiieing
every night Tor week
= J.. pWsiey has renled The "vers'reel
place 10 a. Land Tor Ss'o'
lev D. > sims Wiil preach at fright s
o'hooi'hou-e next sunday at u O'Clock
"ur farmers are rejoicing 'ha' 'hey
nave hau le" Gays 'h's Week 'ha' 'hey
could gamer corn
Inc ladles we've 'alhihg OF having .
supper al Providence on 'hrls'mas night
tor the dement, OF The church. but iheF
have declined the idea.
From present indications Young 'ady
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

Uncle Jimmie McAlister is moving
this week to his residence on the hill, form
erly known as the Weleh property. We
welcome such good people To our commun-
ity.
The Pound Party given by the Good
Templars at the Mcleod, was a brilliant
affair. An enjoyed il, and some money
was made for the Treasury OF the Good
Templars
i thought ! would he compelled 10
chronicle the death Of the old horse that
has so faithfully worked in the harness for
ncle Arch Carson, 10 these many years;
but il didn't die, only fell down and laid
there To rest awhile. That old horse has
some Of the endurance Of the dromedarY.
Miss Kate shiyel has been 10 Brod.
head again, AN bright A. she can he;
poor Jim Chahwick~... Nc. and Mn.
Charles Joy, relatives Of the Buchanan
family, surprised them Saturday with a
visit They are from the White Noun
tains, and on their way 10 Florida in quest
Of health. MAY cousin Charley find the
boon he seeks....Leut John Scott arrived
from Fort Sander, Friday, There was
Happiness la that household. lnielli'
gence is out that Mr. Shelby Teyis will
take Christmas dinner in Kentucky. Hope
this report Is true, ~ a good many here
will he glad To see Shelby Tevis back ......
Mess. Jim Gilkerson aud Orange Buchanan
have returned 10 business in Chattanooga
and Boslon...... Misses Alies and Bodie
stewart and The handsome Nidowsr, Mr..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

-oAKs-llArflELD.-un the nh, Mr.,
Albert :. Oaks To Miss America Hatfield.
-KIssLER fAuLKNEn. Mr. John kis'
Ser aud Miss Kate Faulkner were united
on the nth.
-McANIScn- SNnm.-on the llthi
John y. McAninch, Of Casey, 10 Miss Bet
tc Smith, Of Lincoln.
Although this has been year of plen.
~ aud in many ways conducive to love and
matrimony, there has been an unaccounia-
Bile falling OH in the number of marriages,
Last year there were los white marriage
this year but Il couples have joined for
better or for worse. In 1872. "a colored
couples we're married. while - couples
we're united in 1850. This decrease is bad
on the Clerk, bad on the preaehels
aud bad on our hope of doubling the pop
ulaiion by 1870. Among those who mar.
ried this year, We recall the following
February ls-Mr. o. J. Thurmond Ia
Miss sallie I. Helm.
May 5-Mr J. r. Kelly to Miss Mag q
N. Cosby
June Mr. w. X. buchanan TO Miss
Bette A. Lewis
August 29-Mr. &c Davis to Ms Az
ME D. Cooper
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17
Lawn. srocK:laxD cRoP.

} H. Kecne's Blue Gown, purchased
in England Tor s2o, Geo, died On his way
over the ocean.
j. /. Bruce, Of Boy lie, bought Of 7. G.
Sasper, Of Lincoln, - mountain ewes at
$500 per head.
-Gel. W. Afford went to Talladega,
Ala, this week with a carload Of mules
that cost on an average So per head
Robi. McAlisier sold this week to 5.
II. Baughman 100 acres Of his farm at So
per acre, and 100 acres to \. VI. Pence at
81 per acre.
LEXINGTON CoUET DAY.-Seven hun
dred cattle offered, mostly sold at $3.50 to
a. The demand for mules was good, at
500 TO sl3S. Horses we're in unu.ual de-
mand, and sold at S2j to $3.50.
-CN1NNATi.-Good cattle are in de-
mand. Hogs are quiet and weak. Sheep
and lamb. irm Below are the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17
PERs0ytL.

Miss ftonsSoE rurrur,ur ha uiarei
nom Lancaster
Mas IanS ilioeiSs and Nj. Mails tns, ct
Madison, arr visitins Relatives here.
Mas Grn. %. nErcr and Harvard leu la.t
wect or Evansviile, i.d., sreaty To tho frgre, ct
many friends.
Cot W. LAnvr TnouAs, Of tho .ii.oa'i and
Nc G.. G.. jane. OF Cincinnati, honorol us siih q
eali yesterday
w. o. BAronuAN, Esq Of Ceuife Collego,
nansllc, was with his oousins, sn,iih naushnan
and W. n. Pcnny, this week.
Mas DunEEr and daughter Mis- Ella AFTER
several months visit 10 friends hem ien So their
home IN Canton, Mo, mi. week.
Miss IHESE LAcNEY, a pretty young lady
from Madison, has returned home from ri.ii Ca
Misses MARY aud Matte Nunnclley.
-MissEs PArTtF AND DAISY nrHNapr have a.
Christians sl0 la the shape Of a nandsaue ursan
presented by their uuclc, A :. Myer
Ms MAuSw u. CnoN, amer q Ten ,sus' 80
ip,iru In the nining resious Of the we-i, = wdn
uith HI parents, Mr. and Mrs. james Crow.
Cot. A. NJ. sworr, Of Iesingion, vas here
this week, experimenting tAs rutiiug up oi a
Handsome monument over The grave OF Die mother.
Who died lasi Spring During short tain With
him he predicted that there would never be an
other pemocrat elected 10 The rresidency and that
la les, than twelve wears Kentucky would have q
Republican Goseruur ani Repahlian lesis-
laiufc. We are glad however that the 'alonel l.
neither a nrophet nor the snu OF one.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

-WANTpp few choice ewe lan,l,s
Address Il : Goocb W,vneshnre XIV
= n C,ldweu has o,,I;eaJ a. u
nj .b:. prsc;nct filling ,he vacancy Of n
fec c,ussd bv l. q Caooh,. ,s.;.,.,;on
Willie elias. fran Owen cop,,v IA v;.
iiino nj. brotbsr AJlsv mar town
Mat Fay and vii, of M, s,srlin. arc Viii.
ling their son. p. n Nolan
A branch railroad leading from Ei,s,.
Mountain TO stafordsville i heirg mad
II /. said ,b,, ,h;s road w;ll IL r.,dv q,
the rollipg s,ock in ,hou, ,wo vol. At,
Zimmerman who :. sunsr;n,and;n. ,hs
work ava ,b,, # ,becs p NJ ~ viii
not bu;ld and a,,snd mi. road 70 I;hsr,v
in C,sax county h. ill Th;. in h. .
great convenience IN the peo,ls in ,ba,
section IA Il would m,la an ou,ls, "a,
sb;pn;ns of fine lnmhs, ,h,, wo,ld o,hsr.
Vic rem.;n ,n,o,ohod
Lain and Mich Densd;c, If N;n..,..
VILE located at A. C. Revnolds' Las, xssL
with ,wo dozar ,r,,s , 40. anil .un u,
~ :,
90. 'Ai''S, purpose "' "'"A'"g war o." 'he
little skunk and other puny animals that
Glanced 10 tread on a "ticklish place. -
Thav rema;nsJ ,bro. d,vs oDIv w;,ho,,
ea'chihg even mouse, aier "hieh time
they left unceremoniously. They passed
up the c. 5. Il. W., Sunday, peddling their
,r,ns "a h.s, hax oonld Cana AGAIN
ny '"' $50 -,
ools' 'he unsuspectlhs gfouha-h"g WIZ
make his appearance in lew weeks.
-DEArns.-John Campbell died oI
pneumop;a n fsws dsys.co lie b,s left a
-, 81. a.. -. 4,
uelen"e"' ANN! 70 no"'" ms carry "e'
parinre.....Alvin j. Newport, son ih-law
Of II. W. Caldwell, Of this place. died al
his father. home rear New River Tenn
a., -, n.aa...I 80. 80, - ,I.,
'"'' "eeS' ''''e'se" "'S = WITHIN " '"a'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17

ii2ie Logan. who has been q fngiliy,
ffom our county Tor the last twelve months
spcni . part II two DAYS Last week in oni
town, apparently fearless " oaiccrs oi
Law
tn Saturday night last at house Vi
~ fame, known hy the name Of "Gab,
Wall'q rancho" there was . shooting scraps
between Jim Blair and Billy Wall, in
which hlsif ~ shot and dangerous,
wounded
The mansger. ~ the Sunday. School
here are making araneemeni. Tor Christ.
ms tree, m Friday night, 2lh. Tor III,
henehl 81 The school. From al appear.
nnce-. Sauia Clans will I've vcry liberal
With children in this community
ffof feppeH, of lIu-tonsille. was in
town Saturday, getting mp a school at thi.
place, 10 commence about Januiry It,
Nc. l:ePpeu Is q nice gentleman. AMI W.
will he GLAD 10 welcome him a. one Of onI
citizen .... Jndge J. W. Alcorn, of your
Town, Vas IN Town saturday, attending the
-alr 81 a lot belonging to the estate Of In
ol- biokey lee, one that vas Overlooked
when the others wers sold last Spring II
Wa anld 10 J. w. Giyens for $50.
hort tine ago, Sherrari Eldridge,
while under the influence Of liquor, drew
bis pistol and raraded our streets, cursing
At lively rate. our Circuit Judge. NJ.
II. Ossley, aud Commonwealth Attorney
Warren were Witnesses " his conduct Our
citizens were asionished that the Judge
did not have him arrested. The Judge
u not a peace officer, En- We hope
that our NEXT grand jury will find an in.
dicineni against The Judge for not doing
his duty, and also several against Eldridge
Tor having the pistol and disturbing the
peace of our citizens