The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-21


farm " Mr.. Samuel Givens, in the hollow
Of which they found fifteen coons IBID
,ou ever hear II 20 many of the cunning
little creatures al one time
rAmSrnsnir.-Mcss VIM naughcriy
aud leslie llolmcs have formed partner
ship Tor The purpose Of carrying 10 a car
riaee mandatory and general repair shop
A. i takes the place Of two other sucl
shop that were here. we believe and hope
that The new firm will do we'll.
THE celebrated lilly Arlington Min.
.irels are booked Tor q Performance at our
Opera House on the night of February
iih. The Lexington P,e .sy. there are
thirty performers, which include ten GU
medians, eight cud men, eight clog, eight
song and dance artists and coieric Of
minstrel stars.
SAN u. Bauer will continue hi. CON
nection with the stock firm Of Green, llud.
dIe-ton a CO.. Cincinmi. A. the amount
Of hi. salary il dependent on the number
of stock slipped to biz firm through him,
We hops that all our farmer. aud dealers
will make a note Of this, and helpa worthy
/ Young man 10 sgain his recent heavy los-
T ALMOST a SEmovs AccmrNr-A few
nights aro while n servant was cyiinguish-
Z ing he lamp. % chandelier Of the Col
I lege. e broke loose from the ceiling and
lell with a crash, breaking the lamp. and
flooding The room with OIL Fortunately
no further damage was done, but Il Is al
most a wonder the building va. not imme
diately burned.
A NANE-ARE-We were tckled 10
death when we heard that Mr.. aud Mr..
Joe Severance had named their boy Samuel
Walton, In honor oiour.clvcs, bat when he
informed us that Il was not for NJ bot our
betierhalf that De was named, we were
not quite 30 exhileraied, till we thought
that the Aforesaid half would have never
had that surname but Tor ~. Then We be-
came rcconciled and made our will, leaving
the printing Office and IT, apperienance. to
The young.icr to have and to hold forever.
after he gets possession.
Hmm foR MANsLAUGuTrn.-The ex-
aiming Trial Of Henderson and John W.
Gooch Tor the munler OF Constable Killion,
occupied two days Of this week and result
Ell In their being held Tor manslaughicr in
the sum OF only $50 each. We were not
able to attend the trial in person but the
result surprises a.. The hail would indi-
cate that tie Judge thinks there j. but lit
tic In the case, while tharc are those who
.ay Il was Gar too lox for the oncnsc. 9th
ers say that they should have been acquit-
ted. Killions friends consider the trial an
Outrage on justice and virtually m cans on
acqniiial
ir J. Non urEs.-lasi week We publish
ed this advertisements "rcn thousand dol
lan- 90 loan at six per cent, Inquire at
this office A Few days afterwards we
"boncd' a delinquent for the amount due
a., and told him We needed the money very
badly. That's too thin" he replied, "a
man with -l0.oou 10 loan can't be very
hand up, but ! viii pay you as soon a.
can -cll my APPLE" In vain We tried to
impress it upon him that the money 10
loan was not ours, bul he went of muir
murine, "fliior- think they are smart
set but they can't fool me- We print this
le-i other. of our debtor- may hold Oh
thinking we are a money lender Such, we
gricye Co Soy, isnot the case, but on the
contrary, quite the reverse.
a ConurcuoN.-An article on our Grst
page, from the Richmond Register does
great injustice 10 Mr.. Sam HOLMES, who
wa', 10 will he recolleclcd, exiled TO
Frankfort tor two years by a lot Of ultra
law and order.loying Pulaskians on a
trumped-up charge that he had killed Col.
Napier, the best Sheriff that Lincoln ever
had, simply because the latter had the pre-
sumption to offer 10 arrest him Coz mis-
demeanor. OF course all this was wrong,
as we took occasion to remark at the time.
But let THAT pass. In the iirst place, I'm
sign Young and Samuel were never school.
matte; in the second, at the time Mr.
Young is supposed TO have gotten that par.
don, Holmes was out Of the Penilentiary
and at biz home in this county, having
served his two years, less time allowed for
good be havior Then the story about his
killing Judge Owsley Is an the sheerest
nonsense No prisoner, and especially
sam liolmes, has ever had any reasonable
cause 10 want 10 kil him for any Of
his actions on the bench. The Judge
lays down the law, as he he sees il, but
never fails TO show prisoner even more
consideration than be l. oitimes entitled.
Holmes may want 90 Mn a number Of PEG.
pie, bat we will guarantee that Judge
Owsley f. not one Of them We hate 10
spoil The Argiao's sensational story, but
ia Justice to young man Who has served
his State 90 well as 10 get four months AL.
lowed him because of that excellent SER
vice, NE deem il our duty TO correct ID.
IS. II. Baushman, of Lincoln, sold 10
roney beazley Of Garnrd, I 3-yr-old geld.
ing for el6i.
The price OF land in Fayetic county
has shown in the past wear an average In
crease Of slj per acre.
House a liaughman. Of Lincoln ooun.
~, were In Nelson last week buying sheep.
They bought # Ice McMakin ms good,
plain ewes At - per h,ad.-l Nelson Record.