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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-25

wut CRNo oilers Tor sale all hi. valua-
bic property in stanford See his lad" in
rceular edition.
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WITH SUPPLEMENT.

A mn Is before the Wisconsin
1 egislaiurc ~ fine man $40 who
treats another ~ any hind OF 'nioxi-
eating liquors. such a law would
make but little difference in that cold
hearted region, hut here in Kentucky
where a man would he considered a
hog we're he 10 walk up to a bar and
HELM himself to drink without ask
ing his friends 10 join him, Il would
never work. To one who sits down
and calmly thinks about il, the treat
Jog to whisky is a very silly thing,
and yet il isa social custom that could
hardly he eradicaied. Nobody thinks
when he goe- into q crowded store Tor
a pound Of sugar that il is necessary
to give each Of his friends present q
pound apiece, and yet it would be far
cheaper for him and more beneficial TO
them, than to try to force whisky
down their threats to burn out their
stomachs ami bcfuddle their brains.
But it is idle to legisIate against such
a custom 80 long as men drink, and
as a general thing the drinkers are far
the most liberal as well as social class,
30 long will they, silly though it be,
click glasses to each other with a
Heres at you, dod drat YOU, fine
or no fine.
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Cor. R.B. JAcons and John $. Van Win.
HE, Of Danville; n. G. Ksunman and
George Denny, Jr, 81 Lancaster, are At
tending Court
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BRowN Matthew had important busi.
mes. in Ohio this week. The Grand Jury
hut that hasn't ANYTHING N do with II.
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Gov. HAWKINS. of Tennessee, is
nepoiist. lie has given a number Of
his kinsfolk a suck at the public teai,
and now he brings his brother to
the front as Superintendent Of Agri.
culture.
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Hon. Tom TURNER has been APP
pointed Attorney for the Georgetown
~ Paris Railroad, at a salary Of
$1,000. This is not 50 had. John
ID. White is only getting -, 900 more.
GrsERAL WILLIAMS Is at home
ostensibly TO give his eyesa rest. lie
had better give Mr.. Beck a rest, too,
IL he knows what is good for himself
Tnn anti Railroad Convention al
Lexington did not pan out we'll, only
ele,on counties being represented, and
some Of them by only one delegate.
GRsSr has retired iiom The Presi-
deney Of the World's Fair in di'gust'
lie couldn't raise the requisite amount.
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INnIANA will not hereafter be an
October State, having just voted to
have her State elections on the same
day that the President is voted for.
This will take away much Of the i'm
portance that has attached TO her for
several years, and there will not now
be that necessity for the Republicans
to spend their money on fraudulent
voters as heretofore. The last Octo-,
her election was one Of the vilest out.
RACES against the purity Of the ballot
on record, fully $4,000 persons voting
who we're not so entitled by law, and
many thousands more than voted in
November. And this outrage cost us
the Presidency, as Democrats there
after virtually gave up the contest.
TnE Commissioner Of Agriculture,
who used 10 he known at his home in
Ohio as B1l Duke, but who now
travels under the high-sonndiDg and
arisiocratic cognomen of LeDuc, is
about 10 be ordered down and out,
and the place that now knows him will
shortly know him no more forever, or
words TO that effect. Were it not for
his effort to introduce the culture Of
lea in this country. which has almost
proved aboriiye, General LeDuc
might he very properly termed a
total failure. and his retirement will
cause no salty tears to flow. save from
his own regretfnl eyes.
Tnf parties, three men and one
Woman. charged with the assassina-
ton Of the Gar. have been given
seven days to prepare for trial They
will zach plead insanity and ask for a
change Of venue TO Owenton. Ky.
They will also want Buford's lawyers
to defend them. and are particularly
DESTROYS that The same jury shall try
Their eases. IL Is expected that when
he lrial Is had it viii be shown that
he bloody deed was planned abroad,
and that the poor fools that carried il
,ut ~ele but as clay in the hands OF
ho.e Who we're too cowardly to ex'
,os. themselves.
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Points About People ~ Home and
Abroad.

Points About People 81 Home q
Abroad.
Col. W. H. Hogemsn is at the New Nc.
lure.
United States Marshal G. W, Atkinson
Is in the city.
Hon. D. II. Leonard, Of Parkersburg, re-
turned on the Andes Saturday.
Col. Robert White has returned from a
business visit 10 Uniontowh, Pa.
Billy Campbell, OF the Riverside nail
factory, Is spending q week in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Dr.. d. B. McLain, after O two
weeks visit to Cleveland, returned home
yesterday.
Dol. VIM. P. Thompson, Of Wood county,
who has been in the city and vicinity for
o few days has gone home,
Capt. Andy Wilson, Of Ohio county, and
Col. VIM. Randolph left on the ST. Law
renee Saturday for the purpose Of Rpprais.
ing railroad property In this State.
Governor Jackson aud Attorney Gener-
al Watts left last night Tor Romney, TO at.
tend the commencement exercises Of the
Institute lor Deal, Dumb and Blind, which
will take place tomorrow.
Harry Robb, who has been for q long
time engaged as presCriptionist at DR.. Ly.
da's Island drug store, has resigned his
position 10 take q similar n In Dent 4
Co.'S drug house, Bridgeport.
Major Anderson, who was in Nicholas
county several days ago, says that there is
splendid fishing on Cherry river. His
party, consisting Of three, caught fifty.
three large trout In one day.
Major ]. @. Anderson, Of Wheeling,
spent two or three days in Charleston
last week. Whilst here he purchased a
very handsome building lot on Washing.
ion street, diagonally across from the Stats
House lot.-Kdndwhd Gazette.
Rev. Mr.. Milford, OF Philadelphia, who
has taken charge Of the First Baptist
Church In this city for one year, preached
his first sermon yesterday, and had the
largest congregation that has been In that
church for years. He is o talented gentle.
man, aad will probably work up q boom
ior the BaptiSts in this vicinity.
Hon. q. 7. 7. Moore, late Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals, left on
the St. Lawrence for home. A large NUN.
Der Of his friends went to the boat TO bid
him farewell. Judge Moore has been in
our midst almost constantly Tor the last
ten years, and no man will be missed
more or more sincerely regretted,
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William ], Ooughlin, of somsrville,
Mass says: In the fall Of 1879 / wal
taken with bleeding OF the lungs followed
by a severe cough. lost my appetite and
flesh, and was confined to my bed. In
1877 ] was admitted to the Hospital. The
doctors said had q hole in my lung a.
big as a half dollar, Atone time q report
went around that | was dead. I gave up
hope, but a friend told me OF DR. WILLIAM
HYLL's BAlsAM FOR THR LUNGS. | got a
bottle, when to my surprise, | commenced
70 leel better, and to-day feel better than
for three years past.
II write this hoping every one afliCted
with Diseased Lungs willtake Dr.. WILLIAM
HALLS BALSAM, and be convinced that CON
SUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l q positively
say 1t has done more good than all the
other medicines l have taken since my
sickness"
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PITaY PERFORMANCES.
what GOslh On Al Pr. Ssnt-FuIuFe Hap.
PenlnEs BFisAy JOited.

what GOslh On Al Pr. sepi-FuIuFe Hap
penlngI RFlsay JOited.
MoUsQuIros will shortly ripen.
THR DeIters case will DO fixed to-day.
ST. JoHS's picnic at Menmingsrs grove
to-day.
THE soldisrs' monument foundation
looms up.
THE exodus to watering places has moi
commenced.
TODAY Is q German holiday called
Piugsten Monday.
WILL this prevailing dampness garrots
the strawberry crop2
MEETING OF State Fair directors at the
Court House this evening,
BELLAIRE papers can't groWl about
Wheeling visitors yesterday.
JouN DoRSAS, OF this city, wa badly
burned Saturday, at W~sllsburg,
SpNR "spinner'' penman ornamented thu
Mcclure House register yesterday,
The German Benevolent Aid SoCiet,
give q ball at Turner Hall tonight.
TODAY settles whether the MCLurl
House Is to have q new proprietor or mol
LpIsLY COMMENCEMENT, June 18th; Sc
guin Institute, June 2Sd. Latter at oper
House.
JIMMY Norris was arrested by Lieut.
sylyis, Saturday, for annoying Goyerno
jackson.
PMS of lumbar have lain on the whar
many DAYS more tban the time allotted b
oTdinancs
IT, ~. H. ,,;d 80
y 1t9uhu tIsGK VIII T ~ lAau Gu
Enis Well ! ~ P%tSpaON''y' LUIS sfAu
+" PA'B'eo''us I@Plu'S'
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NOTICE.

OVin1g 70 thsdsGth Ol Mr., J.
H0'I;ot Mn9letllS Tobacco Deai, "Valat, tA,lt.
=, y, HUFFMAN \ 60 Ia 6r,sl,, uaqet tattr
scoOaa's q tee late hFm viii be- NH I'olld IL
HSnaa' shS VIII continue lhe 6W S,i Oy tAtRiS,
~ S,G ~ iIS Main street, and shall " \ y n
'ne PuOl'c 'or a continuance Of pGtroS,S = 'aAlh
WHEELING, Juno l, 1851, VA hoLVlEGNS
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AaUIrKBAND

Under the Foundation OF the Proposed
New Finh ward school HOuSS-The
Contractors have Ceased work and q
MeellhE OF Ihe hoard Of Education
Called for this nOFnlnE-A Grave STATE
OF Affairs.
The proposed new school building for
the Fifth ward is to be the finest school
house in the city, The contractors have
been engaged for some time in excRvsing
for the foundation. On one day last week
they made AstArtling discovery which was,
that the ground at o certain depth was
nothing more or lessthan a quiCksand and
totally UNFIT To build IN. The deeper
down they went the worse the soil grew,
and the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds ofths Board was notified by the
Secretary, and q meeting called for last
Fridsy evening, A quorum was not &c.
cured, the members not probably reCogni.
ZiDg the importance OF the matter. A
meeting Of the Board was then called for
Saturday evening, but again there was no
quorum. Ameeling Is now called for this
morning at nine O'Clock, and the urgency
OF the matter should bring every member
to 1t. The hauling is contracted Tor at 30
much per day, and OF course every hour
that Is wasted costs the city 80 many dol.
lars.
Just what is To be done in the matter ia
hard to tell. Howard, the architect says that
o cement foundation four feet deepRnd Tour
feet wide will cost 81, 100, An oak planta'
ton ia specified as follows: ExCavate the
trenches under all the foundation walls
eight inches below the bottom OF the stone
foundation to 0 perfectly level and even
surface for the TeceiVal OF O plank footing
course OF ak feet wide. There will be four
layers OF white oak plank, two inches
thick, laid with broken joints, two string
courses and two diagonal courses under
all the foundation walls OF the building,
the planking to be six feet broad on the
base under all the partition and main
walls and under the smoke stacks, to cover
the entire area, and project twelve inches
past the stone tootlngs already provided.
The plank must be well REASONED and OF
uniform thickness, laid close together,
both fiat and edgewlse, and after the foot
ing Ia completed the whole to be covered
with puddled clay.
A question In connection with the de-
velopment Of the condition. Of The sub.
strata in that nelghboFhood 10, will 1t In.
terfere with the tunneling Tor the proposed
new branch OF the Hempield RailroadP
But the school matter ia Of sufficient i'm.
portanCe to occupy attention now,
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SUPREME CouRr or APPEALS Judges John
son, Haymond. Green and PaNon.
This court met at 10 A. NJ. Saturday
morning and transacted the following bust.
ness:
Meigs Jackson vs.. T.. P. Chancellor, from
Harrison county; Pennsylvania Lightning
Rod Company We. Board Of Education Of
Cass township, from Monongalia county
A. P. Shlnn We. s. y. Fleming ct al, from
Harrison county; W. y. Sands Va W. II.
Randall, from Monroe county; William
Flahetty Va. W. b. Beatty, from Marion
county.
The case Of Lucinda Floyd va. Amos
ted.
Adjourned 10 Monday next at 10 AN,
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TRACK TRIPLES.
Points OF Interest Gathered Up Around
the DepOts OF this City by InIellIgencer
G0nduNfAFa.

-
Points Of Interest Gathered Up Around
the Depots OF this City by IntellIgencer
Conductors.
Capt, Brown, Of the Hempield, has re-
covered from his relapse and Is again on
duty,
Major ]. Wiley Pace, one Of the most
sflable and gentlemsuly express messen-
gers on the B, & O., who has been run.
ming between Baltimore and Wheeling for
helasttWslve months, has been promoted
to q route between Washington, D. O.,
and New York. The promotion was de-
served, and Major PAGES friends in this
city will be glad to hear Of 1t. "We guess
that's right"
The very large number OF 1900 emf.
grants passed over the B. 4 %. r. X. yes.
terday from Baltimore west. This mum.
Der will be largely augmented during this
week as two more vessels are due In BAlti.
more with other emigrants. The consign.
ment Of yesterday went to Minnesota and
Nebraska, and consisted OF Germans,
English and Irish. Col. Haase, at the B.
4. 0. depot In this city, says that q mum.
Der OF every batch Of these migFators al.
ways stop In this city.
Every switch along the Hompfeld is
filled with cars loaded with cross ties and
special Grains take additional loads nearly
every day. 1t will not be very long now
until the Hemp6eld will be the scene Of
busy preparations for the construction Of
the double track,
Express Agent Henshsw, Of the B. 4
Q. office in this city, is visiting friends at
Washington, Pa.
O. NJ. Snodgrass, who has been In charge
Of q B,&0. express wagon in this city for o
long time, has been promoted TO amessen.
gership between this city and Grafton, and
Bud Brown, formerly with the B.&0. Ex,
press office at: s~taunton, Va, transferred
10 this city, to take snodgrass' place.
Mr.. y. P. Kreitzer and Keener DevrieS,
OF the B. 4 o. Civil Engineer Surveying
force, spent yesterday In this city, return:
Ing last night to Washington, Pa by spe.
Olal train.
Captain Flicker, Of the Metropolitan
Branch B. & o. r R., is In the city.
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BELLAIRE.
Close Of The Lean FxhIbIIon-Othsr
News Items,

Close Of the Lean FxhIbItIOn-Othsr
News Items,
A long train Of cars left here Saturday
morning for the AmRlgRmated Iron Work.
ers' Convention and Picnic at Beaver. A
number went to attend from here.
Strawberries h%sreabouts ara promising
to be very plenty, and are excellent,
The bad weather and attractions else,
where prevented much attention being
paid to the county'ssAt meeting at City
Hall Friday evening. Another meeting
will be held Tuesday, and an address is to
be published 70 the people OF the county
setting forth the state OF the matter and
the reason for BellRire's seton.
The Loan is over. Friday was the LAST
large excursion day. The narrow gauge
brought in six cars Of people in the fore
noon and almost as many more in the
evening, with the Csnlerville brass band.
Saturday evening u number were down
from Wheeling, and the Bellaire people
turned out in force 10 see the last Of it.
There was no special attraction advertised,
and little attention seemed to be paid to
the exhibits. All were in good humor,
promenading around or watching the rest
promenade. Some articles had been re-.
moved during the day, but not enough
was gone to be noticeable. A number OF
articles IN the fancy departments aud in
the pottery exhibits were sold a memen.
toes OF the Loan-the Association making
q percentage on the sales.
Now comes the tug, gathering articles
together and sending them back, straight
ening things up, etc, which Is much
harder than getting them here OF first.
Now, that the loan is over, and criticism
will do no harm to its success, we may
expect them in plenty. That there were
things to c~riticiss is |undeniable; but II the
money obtained is held and not let slip in
any Improbable affair, 1t will form q good
nucleus for q monument fund, and We say,
all right,
Mrs. J. R. Nsylor Is dangerously III.
There were large congregations at both
the Presbyterian Churches Sunday, to
hear the first sermons Of their preachers.
The old Church has been newly Carpetsd.
A child Of John stroble's died Sunday
morning,
The Guernsey street water main burst
Sund ay morning, and a number OF houses
were out OF water for awhile, Two lengths
Of the pipe had TO be replaced.
The Shakespeare Club held o social at
A. W. Anderson's, Friday evening, No
literary exercises were had. r, 0. F.
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A PU8LIC NUIHANCE.
A stereotypsd Head for q stereotype,
DiSgFaee-Ihat OF Corner I0nHnR,

A StereoIypsd Head for . StereoIyped
DiSgraee-Ihat OF Corner Loading.
a almy sort Of excuse is made for loadnr
bya few people in this city on the ground
that there Is no place else for many men
to 70 when their labors are over for the
day. Nov granting that loaAug iS a neces
sary evil, what excuse 10 there for the
use Of vulgar language, impudent staring
and the expectoration Of tohscco spit b.
the loaiers when the ladies pass alongP
From Twelfth street, on Market, for
nearly three blocks down on both sides OF
the street, lining the walls and the curb.
stones are men who, each evening, resort
10 their IaVorits spot In the ranks and
smoke, chew, swear, spit and, worst OF oil,
remark i%ndecently Of ladies forced to run
tho gauntlet,
On last Saturday evening the crowd was
unusually thick along the New Mcclure
House front, The writer Of thls took
some observation on the actions OF the
~loalers and noted their remarks. Several
ladies' came by and each ioaler fixed on
each n Rs they passed q concentrated
stare that must have caused considerable
torture to the ladies'. But the loalers
evidently didn't perceive this, or II they
did,enjoyed II, the while they jingled their
keys In their p~antaloon pockets and
whispered significantly 10 their Cronies,
A number oil complaints OF the evil have
been received aud mostly from ladies. ts
our police force not large enough to break
up these crowds Of loafefs on our most
principal cornerB2 Has Chief bennett In.
struCted his deputies to act7 Nothing in
our city needs more prompt, continued
and determined action. Let the work be
commenced,
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, RIVRRHRWS
Local River AaaIFs Yesterday on the
Landing.

LEGAL River AHAIFs Yesterday n the
Landing.
The river is rising with 8 feet / inch in
the channel at 10 o'clock last night.
The Tom Reeves and Katie Stockdals
passed up yesterday.
The Hudson will pass down to-day ior
Cincinnati.
The Diurnal is the Parksnburg boat this
morning.
The Telegram takes q picnic down "a
OIesap's Grove to-day.
The Rhodes for st. Louis 10 due down Ia
day. She takes a hundred tons Of freighI
from here, mostly iron and nails,
CINCENNATI, June 5,-River s feet and
falling. Weather cooler, with rain during
the day. Arrived: Golden Rule, New
Orleans. Scotia, Pittsburgh. Up: PlttG'
burgh, from st. Louis to Pittsburgh
Down: Sidney, from Pittsburgh to st
Louis.
EVANSVILLE, June 5.-Arrived: Granite
State, Etna, Golden City, Dexter, Bowling
Green, and Silver Cloud, Departed: Gran
tte State, Pittsburgh; EtnS, st. Louis
Golden City, Cincinnati; Silver Cloud,
Florence. River 8 feet s inches and falling
Weather rainy; hard storm this morning
CAIRO, June 5,-Arrived: st. Genevievs
", Louis; John Gilmer, St. Louis; Jane!
Al, Parker, Cincinnati; Bright Light, Fits
hurghi Oakland, New Orleans; Hopkins
Evansville; City Of Greenville, St. Louis
ylnt Shinkle, Memphis, Departed; Belt
Memphis, st. LOUIS st. Genevisve ant
Harry Brown, Memphis; Bright Light
81, Louis Hopkins, Evansville; Parker
Memphis; Oakland, st. Louis. River q
feet s inches and falling. Weather clear
Thermometer, IS.
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PiLEAi P1LESI pILIal
A sure Cure E.oand 81 Last. No OF

A Sure UuEe Found At Last, Nh an,
Need suffer,
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, ftohint
and UlCerAt d Piles has been discovered b,
D., Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr.
WilllAms's Indian Ointment A single boz
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty
five and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer FIVE minutes after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine Lotions, instru.
mentS and Elsotuaries do more harm thar
good. Wllliams's Ointment absotbs I'M
tnmots, allayS the intense itching lpafticti.
lAtly at night after getting warm IN bedl aol,
asa poultloe, gives Instant and painless feiief
and is prepared only for Piles, Itching al
the private patts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. ]. N" Ooflnberry. nj
Cleveland, says about Dr.. Willlams's Indian
Pile Ointment: have used tcofes Of biIs
cures, and II affords me pleasure 10 sav ihat /
have never found anything which gave Sicb
Immediate and permanent relief AZ Dr.. vii.
liatns's Indian Pile Ointment,
For sale by oil druggists, or mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
West 4 MCConahey, Druggists and Apotb.
ecatiesi Bank Building, Bridgeport Ohio,
iog'n list q Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
lhbt W. va, MWFAW
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with the %exCruclsting pain oil cut.
ting. teeth2 II go, go at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medlately depend upon Il; there Ia
no mistake about II, There is not
a mother on Garth who has ever used Il,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 The
mother, and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic. 1t 10 perfectly safe
ID use In all cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription OF one oil the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. 25
cents a bottle. MwEtw
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Some weeks ago Jonas Haywood killed
another man without ~proyocatior
near Monobgahela City, Pa, and after the
deed Coolly walked out OF the neivhbor.
hood and left tof parts unknown. The
local authorities did not Of the time exert
themselves 10 catch the murderer, and II
was not until Ralph Mcconnell, Esq,
District Attorney Of Washington county,
heard OF the affair that any active
movements were made looking to bic cap.
ture. Haywood dfiIted out TO Kansas and
into the house oil one Of bis wives, for he
had two OF them ii that progressive State,
AMI this 30 reused the Jealous passions Of
the other one that she informed the Kan.
BaB authorities Of his crime and he was at
once a%pptehended, and the Pennsylvania
officers apptised Of the arrest. Detective
MCBufnsy at once went TO Kansas, and
last Saturday returned with his man.
Haywood is q man Of S5 years Of age, and
has been a desperate and hardened man
fof many years.