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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

Two PrsrofS.--The other night. while
Allen Beaaley and some friends were en-
gagged in a friendly game Of cards. win
Carson, who was not in the game, made
same remarks about the count Beazley
asked him not to interfere, but Carson per
sisted, and at length became insulting, add
ing that he was not afraid Of him. Finally
Bea1ley started 10 advance on him, when
Carson drew pistol from each pocket and
leveled them at BeaIley. At this point
bystAnder- interfered and the parties we're
separated. No warrant was applied for by
any Of the parties, but the facts coming
10 the ears o, Judge Dennis he issued a
warrant for Carson, and the case will be
tried tomorrow, when we hops Carson
will be taught lesson that will be profit
TO him for all time to come. Boys must
be shown while young that there is a
stringent law against the carrying Of con
cealed weapons.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

Bfsr CoAt, 20 pounds to the bushel, by
y. q, Afford.
foR plows ofall kinds, also pillow points,
oleviscs, bolts, pillow harness, &C., 20 10
headquarters, which l. At Geo y. Wear
ems.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

Ovrn lirNnnrp.-ks an evidence Of
better times we are glad 10 DE- able 10 state
that over one hundred .ubscribcrs, o. COOL.
y number Of them new, have paid mp
their subscriptions 10 The INTERIOR JouR-
NAL within the last week. We thank these
good friends from the bottom Of our heart
for this gratifying evidence Of their appre-
citation, and will double our diligence in
behalfofthem and the law, and cndcavor 10
do MI in our power TO make crime ~ odious
~ possible
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

a RARE CHANcE.-Owing TO the mild.
mess Of the winter, and other things, the
Mcssrs. Hayden Brothers have determined
to offer their entire stock Of winter goods
al prime cost. When this /. said they
mean business. Their goods were pur.
chased before the advance in prices, and
their customers ear buy them now al frst
Wholesale cost. Therefore, II you want
winter clothing, piece goods. winter dress
goods, jeans, ilanncls, boots, shoes, hais, or
anything that j. suited to the season, You
can get them Of the IIaydens at frst cost.
They viii also cell you roll-carpcting or
furniture At cost for ciah. Don't supply
yourself until You give them call, and.
our word Tor H. YOU will thank ~ Tor the
suggestion.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

Il what 1 viii keop aud the eitl1ons Of town, the
iarmer and trader. can lad a. nay house anY thins
they need, Al city retail prlees.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09


An ABoRrIoS-The Committee ap-
pointed TO ascertain what the Bruce Hotel
and the Law Offices adjoining the Court.
house could be bought for, reported to the
Court that the sum had been fixed at
=, l5O with the buildings, or $3.50 with
the hotel building- removed. This was
thought 10 be much more than the proper
~ was actually worth, 40 no action was
taken by the Court further than a make
an order TO submit, the question Of the
Purhase TO a popular vote in August,
provided the price is not to exceed $1,000
for all the property on the square save the
brick house Of Mr.. vandevecr.
ATFIRNED.-The Legislature Of 1877 s
passed Law requiring the Directors Of
TurnPikes. in which counties had interests,
to make an annual report to the County
Court Of their financial condition, under
penalty Of fine. This county has an IN
teresi In nearly every turnpike in il, and
yet not a single report was made. There
upon County Attorney Miller applied 10
Judge Brown for warrants against the neg
Iigent Directors. This he refused on the
ground that il vas the duty Of the respee-
tive Magistrates, aud Mr.. Miller then
brought suit against him before the Circuit
Court for a mandAmus to compel him tn
issue the warrants Judge owsley decided
in favor Of Judge Brown aud the case went
to the Court Of Appeals, which on Tuesday
affirmed the decision.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
CANDIDATES.
TIM w. HIGGINS

Is Candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK, subject
the action Of the Democratic party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

Is Candidate FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
Lincolni subject to the action OF the Dcmocri
party.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-04

Mrs PartiRgten says don't take any OF
the quack rSstrum, as they are rsgimental
to the human cistern; but put your trust
in Hop Bitters, which will cure general
dilapidatiOn, costive habits and all comic
diseases. They saved Isaac from a severe
extract Of tripod fever. They are the ne
plus uaun. of Inedicines.-Boston Globe.
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P. A. Sawyer, the Maine Secretary of
State, who has held out against the Re pub
hcans SO long, yielded Saturday, and under
protest gave up all the State property in his
possession, including the great seal and the
returns Of elections. lie was unable, how
ever, to find the key of the safe.
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To mothers whose children are weeping
Sweet and balnly slunber secured for the
little ones, and coughs and colds rapidly
banished by the use of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price 25 cents.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-04

Dispatches frem Boston to the Philadel.
phia Press indicate that the Blaine party in
Massachusetts, is growing rapidly, and the
Grant party diminishing. Sherman is also
gaining friends.
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N. T. UNDERWOOD.
KENYON, DEL. oct s-tf

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BUILDING HARDWARE FARMING IMPLEMENTS
POCKET AND TABLE Cutlery,
NJ BROAD AXES, cHopPlNG AXES,
xxx CROSS CUT SAWS. HAND SAWS,
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SHOVELS, FORKS. SPADES BUTCHER KNIVES
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND FILTERS
And many other things which am selling cheap. 1sr
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oct 29-6m WIN. Il. COLLINS.
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1880.
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MONTREAL HEARD FRoM.-R. L. Mosely,
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90 ALMOST BURIED ALIVE ha,od, On, Jan.
ooIh'--A smallpox patient had narrow
Escape from being buried alive here on
"sdnesday last. 1t appears he was coffned
ona placed in the grave before il was dis
covered that he was not dead. The grave
usgser had thrown three or four shovelsful
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Wi at last report, and will recover.
appears that, when the gravs.diggers
S ne" on the lid of the coffin, after it had
fuI lowered into the grave, that shovel
sIu,.a aand, that the noise aroused the
cause. .ners of the supposed dead man and
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draw prison. The coffin was hastily
scrswsS Su' o. o. the grave and the lid was un
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Prominent Democrats of the West had a
consultation at Chicago Saturday, with a
view to vigorous efforts to secure the
national Democratic convention for that
city. A similar conference in favor Of Gin
elaEai was held in that city, and a
committee appointed to go to Washington
In furthSrance of the object.
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Giles Lniment Isdide Ammonia cures
Neuralgia, Face Ache, Rheumatism, Gout,
Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Sore Throat, Fry
'slpslas, Bruises and Wounds Of every nature
IN man or animal. The remarkable cures
this remedy has effected classes it as one of
the most important and valuable remedies
ever discovered for the cure and relief OF
pain.
Rev. Mr.. Alliger, of JAMAICA J.. L.
suffered for years with a sore throat which
SSIergymsn and speakers are subjected to
ne obtained immediate relief from Giles
LIslment Iodide Ammonia.
Gilss Pills cures Flatulency.
Sold by all druggists. Jas. P. Hoffecker
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-04

Secretary Schurz on Friday summarily
dismissed Indian Commissioner Hayt from
ethce. The reason given is the withhold
hg Of certain information from the de-
partment, and not the charges of Rlalfeas-
anee which have from time to time been
made against him. There is no doubt,
however, that Hayt richly merited dis
missal. The Indian service of the govern
meht is like pitch, and whoever touches it
seems to be defiled.
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Boswell Heater,
Manufactured by N. T UNDERWOOD.

Economy is the order of the day One-third fuel is
saved. am asked howit is done? IanSwer by Great
ing complete combustion. How do you do It? By
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the entrance of the smoke into the chimney pipe If
any one doubts the assertion, will take time and it
gives me much pleasure TO demonstrate it by putting
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the pipe into the chimney but leaving in the room
will burn wood any length of time without there
being any smoke in the room, and in burning coal
there will be no gas will heat room or a set of
rooms all over alike and the Thermometer shall he
the test. also know the capacity of my Heater SO
that when you give the size of your room or house
can at once tell you what size to buy ask one and
oil that wants to have a Summer Home in Winter to
give me call before purchasing elsewhere and il
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other room that needs TO be warmed then do not buy
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Job Work neatly done at theTIMxs office.
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IL. Cragin & Co.
FOR BENT.

The Store House ard Dwelling. on the corner of
North and Main $751; smyrna. Stock and fixtures for
sale.
Also good He rise and set of Harness for SALE
For particulars az ply to -
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The earliest and most proc .uctive in the market.
Clover, Timothy. Orchard anil Herd Grass Seeds, and
a general assortment Of Garden and Field Seeds.
Jan 21-3w c. b. ROGERS,
Send for Priced Catalogue 1873 Market St., Phila.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

Our Republican friends point to
the fact that Garfield was re.elect-
ed 10 Congress after the Credit
AIobilier and back.psy infamies
were known as Q vindication Of the
onsracter of their candidate. They
omit estate, however, that. in that
particular district Of the Western
Reserve OF Ohio, the devil himself
would have been reelected, II he
had received the Republican nom-
iratlon. They are also careful to
ignore the other fact that, while
Garfield was elected to Congress in
the Sc sslon preceding the Credit Mo-
biIier and ck.pay episodes by q
lnsj lily of eleven thousand, after
that melancholy chapter he could
only point to majority OF $500
a distinction with a difference!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

the pioneers In the leading indus
try Of this State, viniculture and
viticulture. Our people have to
bear in mind one very important
fact, and that lie that the next ap.
portionment, founded on the new
census, will probably cut off Santa
Clara county from this Congress.
sional district. From every stand
point we should aim, in this county,
at securing an Angelefio in Con-
gress-at all events, a Southern
Californian. There could be no
such guarantee of tue protection Of
our local interests as Mr.. Rose's
presence in Congress would hold
out. Not only that; but, in the
material circumstance CT securing
the largest possible vote of the
people, our pioneer vineyardist
would be specially available. His
nomination would practically de-
termine the result Of the election
in Los Angeles county, while his
majority in the district would be
commensurate with the large vote
In his own county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
FOR EIcN.
Eho r. ported Defpat Of EUs' iaDs-
BstiiR IXtIlrd.

Ehe Reported DeSras Of Res Ions
Ba,iiR Kii,rd.
LONDON, June SOFIA Dispatch
from Simla says that the reports
relative to Russian defeats by Chi
nese have been brought to Cabul
by a party of Khokand travellers,
who were month on their Jour-
ney.
A Btilif who had been serving
ejectments was shot and killed by
ambushed assailan 8 in the neigh
borhood of Balla, county Mayo.
This Dolby momat Rns Contests.
DUBLIN, June 30.-Several men,
bers of the American ard Irish
teams took part in the competition
for tue cup and several minor
prizes at Dollymountto to-day. There
were thirty.four contestants. Con-
ditions-S00 yards, with rifles, ten
shots each. The American com.
petitors were Rathboue, Brown,
Scott, Farrow, Rockwell, Jackson,
Fisher and Laird. Laird made
three bull's.eyes, winning the first
prize. Murphy won the second
prize, Coghlan the third and Fen.
ton the fourth. Farrow, on a tie,
beat Miner, taking the fifth prize,
Miner the sixth and Brown the
seventh. Scott, Fisher and Hyde
also won prizes. In the COMPETE
ton for the Spencer Cup, present
ed by Earl Spencer, at 1000 yards
range, ten shots each, the same
competitors took part as in the pre-
vious contest. Scott won the cup
with score of AZ, Laired scored Al,
Fenton Al, Farrow II, John Rigby
Al, McKenna At, VIM. Rigby A,
Miner 45, Rockwell As, Joynt 45,
Fisher Al, Jackson 43, Rathbone &c
and Hyde So.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

WHILE Garfield only received
.tbe paltry sum Of 1929 as bribe
money from Cakes Ames In the
Credit Mobilier infamy, 1t must
not be forgotten that that was not
the total sum which be would
have received had not the clamor
RAISED amongst the masses intimi-
ds.s d him from taking his stock.
The dividend of 1929, paid by a
oheok on the Sergeant at Arms,
was the amount Of the dividends in
excess of the payment Of the stock
itself. That Is, the total was 1890.
as wehave explained in previous
articles. The fact that, outraged
hy IN inflsmed and honest public
opinion, he afterwards dared not
e'aim his stock, is horse of diff
fayent color. He would have taken
tie paid up stock il he had dared.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
Throws up the Sponge.


The Richmond (Va.) MtelN-
gencer, the leading radical organ of
that State, in effect, throws up the
sponge. 1t says: "After such a
Convention as the one at Chicago,
the Republican party is bound to
enter the canvass filled with the
bitterest memories of the great
struggle through which the rival
leaders and their respective adher.
ents have passed. Search it's chiefs
-vlctors and vanquished-and
they, like thousands OF their fol-
lowers, Will be found carrying
dlrks for one another in their
sleeves. Discord at Chicago; con-
cord, If not unanimity, at Clncin.
natl. Such ia the outlook. Who
will deny it?"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

ON that benevolent principle, Of
raedern development, which inhib.
it, cruelty to animals, we have moi
sought to urge with undue energy
'as crusade against Garfield. Were
-h~6mbitious of the private station
instead of the Presidency,we should
frown down any too pronounced an
nyestigation of that closet which
contains the skeleton whose ter.
rofs will relegate him, as in the
case of Schuyler Colfax, to
disgraced private life. The
offenders Of Garfield have
81 late concentrated them
selves upon the position that,
for the sum of 1929. he could not
have sacrificed his official integrity
aid afterwards supplemented it
With perjury. The defence is on a
rarity with that made by the SER
sant girl who was arraigned for
aaving given birth to an illegiti.
mate child. In extenuation of her
offence she pleaded that it was
very small one, and that her guilt
must be Of proportionate dimen.
uOns,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

SAN FRANCISCO, June 30lh.-A
Visalia dispatch says: Last night
Charles Celler shot Nellie Brady in
dance house. Immediately after
the shooting he shot himself. Both
died instantly. Celler brought the
girl from San Francisco recently as
bis mistress and forced her to sup.
port him by leading a life of shame.
Her desertion of him prompted the
deed.
Attempt 1" Wreck e. rraim-New
Mnsi Lise-Dem0crssic NaIasinA
TONS.
TUCSON, AT, June 30th.-An at.
tempt was made to throw the
western bound train from the track
ner Picacho Station, on the mig hi
of the 28th. A railroad tie was
thrown across the track which, for.
tunately, was discovered by the
engineer, who checked the speed oi
the train just before reaching it.
A daily mail has been put on be-
tween Tucson and Globe City,
which commences tomorrow. A
stage line will be put on in few
days. This will make Tucson The
nearest railroad point to the GLOBE
country.
A special from Phoenix says: G.
II. Curry was nominated for dele
gate to Congress this afternoon b,
the Territorial Dem ocratic Con
vention assembled there, and J. S
Cox for Territorial Superintendent
of Public Instruction. The Con
vention adopted the two-third
rule and has been in session 70
three days.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable con.
sequences that follow the decay OF
the teeth, an impure breath must
be the most notifying and UNI
pleasant to Its possessor, and it Is
the most inexcusable and offens-
i've in society; and yet the cause OF
1t may easily be removed by
cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fra.
grant SozODONT. 1t purifies and
sweetens the breath, c0ols and re-
freshes the mouth, and gives a
peal-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in sinok-
ing should cleanse their teeth with
SozODONT, as it removes all un.
pleasant odors of the weed. Ask
your druggist for it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01

ington street, Informed q reporter
that his brother, H. II. Hubburd,
had not been heard from and he
thought 1t was probable he had
persisted in the flames, as, when he
was last seen, he had started to go
aft in search of a lady who was in
his charge, and in passing through
the boat it is highly probable he
met his death.