The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-14


o. MAuvot, " sov want money the
q worst Kind, and .ay that those Indebted to
= them mrf come and settle. n they 10 not.
their accounts will surely be- placed In the
hands Of m officer.
" ASorHrn fnow iell since lat Friday
~ and ihe thermometer was q below ,e.
ro Wednesday. La.i night the ihcfmome.
tor had risen TO O., and The rain and thaw
4. was making fcirial slush
Anr You going To Louisville soon in
order 10 supply your wants OF clothing
I u so, call on J. Winter a Co., corner Of
Third and Market streets, and give them
!, our compliments and tell them that they
h must ell good low TO you. They will DO
so; our word for g.
Z At Turn Wonn.-We mentioned .last
wcoh that the Hayden Brothers offer their
! winter good. NJ greatly reduced prices from
then on. We observed that numbers Of
people awaited thcm.clve. Of the chance 10
get bargains, and not only purchased, dur.
Ing the past few days, supplies Tor the pres
ent Winter, bat bought many articles 10
cheap that they will be good iorthe coming
I Winter Of lsSl also. N0u can save ten
per cent by buying Winter good. Of the
lIaydens now
THr INTERIOR JornSAL's NEW OrricE |
For several year. the Masonic Lodge at
this place has labored under debt Of about
81 100, which has, in a measure, crippled I
ii' usefulnes by keeping out men who pre-
ierrcd not 20 20 into mn order in which /
they would have to become responsible Tor
il' debts, and by causing many old mem
bcn 90 demii, because Of The heavy drain
on them Taking these matters into con.
alteration, number Of the member. con.
suited among thcmselvc. and decided that
The only way they could ever do any
good vas Go ell their Hall, pay Oh It's
debts and pui The remaining money at in.
tcrest Accordingly on the lat election
day, the Secretary wa. ordered 20 write to
each member of the Lodge. requesting his
attendance on the regular meeting, which
occurred lat Monday night 10 express hi.
opinion as 20 whether the Hall should he
sold or not ln the meantime several oil
The members canvas-ed the question and
found that although 81 500 was a low price
Tor it-heing son OF $500 les than il cost
they were willing Go take that amount
Iur INTERIOR JorENAL was informed Of
this action, and being sadly in need Of
more sub'iantial office Tor 10. large presses, {
offered the prcc, which was accepted by
the Lodge on a nearly unanimous vote. a. /
We are informed, and the Trustees ordered {
to make the deed BY the purchase Tur d
lNrmou JorENAi gets the lest Office Tor {
iis busine.. outside Of the Casno-Ju1Har..
in Che State % i-a very large room, splen- !
didiy lighted, and being over the Farmers J
National hank, we win not have 80 far 10 \
carry our large daily deposits Of filthy q
lucrc, beside. Joe Grimcs, the Teller has D
kindly consented 60 have d small elevator b
connected with our Office. by which the {
heavy deposits Aforesaid can be- made o. G
many times during the day ~. they accum- L
ulaic. We will move In the next week or "
two, and in The meantime We urge, entrcat a
and impl1re al those uso owe Us, to settle d
their accounts. We are iu.t bound TO have i
the money, and il an who are behind "
would come forward with che cash, We Il
would have several times enough 10 pay for q
ihe liall and money 10 lend f
LAST week we gave n short account Of
The shooting and vounding of Constable A.
killion by John Wesley Gooch. and q
bic father henderson Gooch at Kings !,
Mountain. 40 the time we wrote, Alr. Xii. A
lion vas still alive bat at . o'clock a. ". n.
Friday he breathcd hi. last aud on the !,
next DAY Dee was buried with the houor. Of I,
.dd Fellowship, after the inuucst had i
hgen held and a verdict rendered th't his a
Heath w. caused 10y the wounds inflicted i,
is above. Ga the day OF the death, Judge !,
T. W. Brown aud acting Attorney, ". T.
'arnon, hearing various nlmor. 1t the an.
awful state Of affairs over there, went in
lorsou 90 see about them. Arriving there ~
hey found that Squire Kit Brown had is. a,
ned warrant ior Wesley Gooch. hat
bat he was going around loose with some q.
p or 80 friend, 90 back him AZ the 30. III
icimtion of Mr.. Namon new warrant 4.
'as drawn up, with the understanding that
he prisoner shouldappcar atSnniorl on the &.
blowing Monday for trial. bat the friends he
4 Gooch persisted that the precinct in f,
'hich me deed was committed va. the in
'ropcr place Go Try the case. Il va. cx- III
'lained 90 them that an accused bad that ii,
isht unless the County Attorney objected,
Which, ln This case, Dee most earnestly did Cl
lr Nouon al,1 insisted that the prisoner "a
be- brought at once Co stanford. and Mr.. Ia,
aughman, the ex-Sherid, said bee was in
eady to do 10, it ordered, bat the Judge nj
bought discretion Che better part of yalor, IN
nd refused 90 issue the orler. Gooch was 4,
hen put leo charge OF Coroner Goode. de
tho in turn put him in charge of two Al
ouhless guards. Hearing the threat sol
ming rumor sdoat County Attorney N
~ II. Miller although in bed. wrote H.,
demand ON the Judge 10 have the man
roughl at once 10 town. The Judge
an thought this unnecessary, and IL was
ot until be got TO the burial of Killiou, te,
nd was handed a petition as long a. his !,
rm, that he did send back 10 stanford am
RIDER to Marshall T. NJ. Bruce to take a IA
oes and bring the men la at all hazards. No
IT, Bruce Immediately summoned twenty
icn, including ey Sheriff Baughman, aud f.,
rming them with needle gun. and side a
rms, set out for the scene. OF course, I'm
hen they arrived the birds had flown, bat
iler two days search old man Gooch the A.
ither of Wesley, and the man who had IL,