The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-07
Fam ro EvEnYnopY. A Domestic Al.
manac at Geo. u. Wearcns

worst hind, and say That those indebted to
them mua come and settle.
~ rnr Grst twelve lays ore M index, o.
the old people .ay, Of the year, we'll have
miserable weather iill July, any way.
Frry.Forn-we printed lat year city
three regular editions Of the INTERIOR
JouRNAl and one double number. making
50 nll papers
Wa ErfFn with pleasure TO The "ad7 of
Ei. II. Fox, Danyille. NE turns out the
best and latest STYLES of photographs, az 40
who have seen hi. work will testify Give
him a call.
SqrmE W. Il. Carson claims the honor
Of originating the move for the building Of
the new Opera House by getting the Conn
~ Court To refuse the use Of H. Court
House for public entertainment All right
Squire, We owe you a complimentary any
way.
"TnEy SAY" that the coolest winter
that ever occurred in Kentucky was in 1850
when deer and buffalo froze TO death in the
forests, but we don't think Il discounts the
present much. The thermometer has been
down this week to az below zero, under
the most disagrceable circumstances.
WEfg ago We spid that anyone Tor
warding ~ = 2 would get a chrome. with our
autograph on il, meaning Of course hand
somely printed receipt. We got sold how
ever when a lady came aud demanded one
large enough to hang up. ltwss no use 10
explain; McRoberIs a Stagg got the - cts.
and the lady the chrome.
TnE BAND Boys-Are talking Of get.
ting up a minstrel and musical perform
ance 10 aid them len paying for their instru-
ments. They had to borrow one hundred
and twenty-five dollars io enable them to
purchase them, and this amount they are
anxious 10 liqnidatc. Several young ladies
will assist, aud II the project il perfected, we
viii tell all about It next week The per-
formance viii, Of course, he at the neN Ope
"a House.
REpucuoN. As the Winter i. more
than half gone, We have been assured by
the Mes. Hayden that they offer their en-
tire stock Of Winter goods az greatly low
er prices than at any time during the -ea-
son. Hence, ifyou want Winter goods Of
ANY kind-clothing, boots, heavy wooden
goods, OF anything else suited 10 Winter
use, give the IIsydcn- chance to sell
them to you, and, our word for it, You viii
buy them there.
SHOOTING At KiNo's MorNrMN.-W We'd
ncsday. John Wesley Gooch and G. Gorge
Mitchell got into a dsticufl in which it ap-
pears that 4. J.. Killion, Constable, took a
hand Gooch then turned against Killian,
shooting him twice aud knocking him
lown, when Henderson Gooch. father Of
Wesley, ran up and biz him on the head
with a rock A half dozen or more OF
iA,,schcs came to the front and then Kill
lion and Mitchell had TO fall back. Kill
lion l. seriously wounded in the bowels,
md strange 10 -ay nobody has been arrest
3D. Judge +. w. Brown and W T. Var
non, p,o irn County Attorney becau-eofthe
illness Of Mr. Miller, will go ont to the
scene this morning and see that the law Is
perfectly respected. There seems to be but /
i:ile attention paid it there ut present
CouNry CorRr.-This Court was in ses-
ion Monday with nearly all the Magis
rates present. 5. II. Baughman presented
/ list Of dclinquents, numbering Glj, all Of
which but were allowed. This is about
500 lo.s than Mr.. Feland returned two or
hree years ago, and yet anor the people
lad elected Mr. Baughman with the posi-
ice understanding that he would not ac-
sept the office except ON bonus Of 500,
published twice in THr INTERIOR jour
SAL the Court had the short.-ighiedness to
-efuse to allow it to him, consequently be
lid not make bond and Lincoln county is
lgain without a Sheriff. Il had also been
that the Court would allow the
amount, provided the people expressed
heir willingness at the polls; but notwith-
standing this they voted . to against the
expressed will Of the people. Those who yo-
led to stand 10 the contract were Mess. W.E
Carson, Craig Lynn, W.MGanett. Jno. Cash
md NJ. : peyton; those against, VI. G..
portman, NJ $ Bastin, John Bailey c.
Brown, A. Petrey, T.. Il. Caldwell, Jr.. and
John T.. Hughes. Possibly this disregard Of
their promise is due to the fact that there
have been several changes in the makeup
1f the Court, and they profess to have
found that they have no legal right to
act. Had they any legal right to ruin Mr..
Nandeyoer's property 10y widening the
streets on both sides OF him and thus force
him 10 ,ell it at a lower price than he held
Il at before They did this, aud We are
glad that they did get id Of an eye-sore.
But why be 20 particular about the right
in one case aud ignore il in the other Mr.
has made Ms good Sheriff and
has saved Us from 81 200 t. 81 500 yearly
A County Court should act as they would
il managing for themselve. We are sure
that not one Of them would have done as
they have il il actually materially con-
oerned their own pockets. While he had
enough occasion, Mr.. Baughman did not
show any Miniature 20 the Corrt, but
thanked them for all fayors shown and
hoped that they could get good man TO
take the place be could not, under the cir
cumstanoes, en- And now allow us a per
sonal remark or 50. Squire Poriman, we
are informed, made a speech to the Court
ia which he charged that we had purpose
ly misled the people by concealng the
fact that Mr. d. wanted 500 extra, aud
urging all Democrats to vote for him, be-
cause he was the nominee. We hardly be-