Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-04

both sweet ana iFlHn.
YprrRpAy was a. YARN AZ summer, the
Thermometer registering As high assi'.
TmE town was full Of Agricultural Ma
chinery yesterday and many we're disposed
o.
A wARpRoBE, book case, oiIioe table,
chairs &c, SC. for sale. Apply TO james
T. Craig.
AFAr TnrNo.--The Secretary Of State
wants si5 for certified manuscript copy
Of our new charter, when $3.50 would be
good pay. atT
PRoF. S. NJ. KIoNEY will deliver free
lecture on the streets Of Hustonville next
Saturday evening at 2 o'clock, on the
"Science Of Horsemanship"
THE barn Of Mr.. q. A. Adams, was
burned few nights ago with it, contents
Of hay and other provender. The origin
Of the FIRE is a mystery. Loss, $500; in
sursnce, $3.50
THE adjourned meetinS-almost every
day.-at the st. Asaph, Of the s., but
the crowded condition Of our columns this
morning compels Us 10 postpone this notice
ill another issue Of our paper r
"THE proceedings Of the County Court
were smaller and Of less interest that ever
known BEFORE" remarked Clerk Blsin, AZ
we dropped into his Office last evening
There Is absolutely nothing to report"
The mill Of Mr.. Ro5f McAlister wa'
entered Saturday night and robbed Of q
small amount Of -four. Entrance, Il wa
supposed, was effected BY putting a little
boy through a broken window. who IN
bolied the door for the thief Al any rat,
the door was standing open in the morn
ing. We need a night policeman herr
badly.
C., q. R.& T. II. R.-Mr. A. c. Sine
General Superintendent Of Mr.. thinner
mans railroad rfnning from Kings Noun
tain to Grove City, distance Of 5 miles
was here yesterday and from him We learn
ed that the company IL working oser
200 hands, among whom 5000 IL dis
tributed monthly. Besides getting ou
ties, slaves, &c, IL has two saw mills, on'
Of which turns out $4,000 feet Of popls
and the other $1,000 feet OF oak lumbe
per day, all Of which meets with ready
sale in Cincinnati. The road, which has
gusge Of three feet, is TO be extended az IA
a. Middleburg this Spring, and ultimately
10 the Tennessee line. The enterprise o
this Co. has been real gods 10 III,
people Of that part Of the country, Wit
might have suffered during this winter o
high provisions, but for il operations.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-The trial Of J. Wesley
Gooch, charged with the murder Of Con
stable Killion, January 8, 1881, was calle'
yesterday, when the following jurors wer'
obtained from the regular panel after tn
Commonwealth had exhausted all its chal
Iengss and the defense one Liberty Green
MichAel Cloyd, NJ. b. Lytle, NJ. Elmore
John Anderson, w. b. Hawkins. q.
Mckinney, l.. Wells, q. w. King, +. !
Woods. Alex. Traylor and d. $ Jones
Judge George Denny lie assisting Mr.. War
ren in the prosecution, while WEIGH an
sauasy, represented the defense. The cas-
Is familiar TO our readers, who remembe
Il as quite an aggravated one. The Com
monweal,h concluded her testimony by
p. NJ. and at adjournment last night, thrs
witnesses for the defense had been exam
ined. The case Of Froman Minsr was col
tinued Saturday, till Wednesday.
BACK AGAIS.-The Messer Bros, chArl
ed with killing Patterson and bingham
Knox county, last year, who had been |
jail here for long time, but who were n
Gently taken back for trial, were returne