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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-14
BOYLE COUNTY.
DaHNiHe.


Circuit Court will convene again on
Wednesday for the trial Of several cases
that were passed, and will adjourn finally
on Saturday.
Hon. Paul J. DoneghY, who has been
at home sick for about week, will return
to Frankfort on Wednesday il he continues
TO improve. He will take with him the
profound impression that a vast majority
Of the people desire the repeal Of the "6sh
Law" and the defeat Of the dog law.
The Wizard Oil men are here in all
their glory. They have a splendid wagon,
six magnificent dapple-gray horses, and
music Of quality that is rarely excelled.
They have an orator, too, with face and
form like an Adons and an eloquence
that almost convinces his hearers that 1t Is
their duty TO be sick in order to give this
wonderful Wizard an opportunity to heal
them.
Harrison Scott, colored, in the employ
Of wm. F. Davis, Of this county, was ar
rested on Saturday night for stealing a
mule from his employer. His trial occur
red this morning, when il was shown that
Harrison only took the mule, without per-
mission, to ride to town, and was on hi
way back when arrested. So instead Of q
term at Frankfort, he got of with thirty
days in the work-house.
On Saturday evening as Mrs. r. p
McGoodwin, her infant and nurse entered
her rockaway for ride, the horse took
fright and ran away. The girl with th'
babe in her arms jumped out and hoti
escaped unhurt Mrs. McGoodwin remain
ed while longer trying to check the ami
NAL, but finding herself unable to do 80
also sprang out and was severely bruised
The horse then ran about square further
sm ashed the vehicle against lamp-pOsl
and soon after checked.
Evan Tucker was at this term Of the
Circuit Court, sentenced TO the penitenti'
AIRY for one year for hog stealing. EvaI
and Mrs. Tucker had seven little pledges
OF affection which Mrs. Tucker abandoned
as soon as evan was lodged in Jail. Thu
children found homes at various places
and among them one named Emily a
Ann Guest's. This morning Emily was
brought before the police judge, and com
plant lodged against Ann Guest for brut-
ally beating her. The ehild's body showed
marks Of a severe whipping. The tria
will take place this morning. All the par
ties are negroes.
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PULASKI COUNTY



There were over 1900 votes cast in the
republican primary.
The Reporter has enlarged to sixteen
column, and has returned TO is first love =
"patent" inside.
Elder j. +. Rove, Of OhiO, and ]. l.
Allen, Of Danville, began protracted
meeting at the Christian Church Sunday.
An Ohio man will soon bring 800 6ns
sheep TO his farm Of 600 acres in this
county, and expects TO realize big profits
on raising that useful animal.
The 6rm Of McBeath a Owens, which
has been considered very strong one, has
been forced 10 assign. The liabilities arr
set down at $4,000; assets as yet not aseer-
tanned. The principal creditors are Louie
willie aud Cincinnati merchants. Boil
menbers Of the firm In making the assign
ment give up all their individual property
which Ia particularly hard on Mr. w. G.
Owens, who had hne property devised
him by his father. and who was thought to
he one Of the wealthiest young men In thi'
part Of the State.
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.
SEE that Corn Drill At Asher OwsIey'..
TIMOTHY and Clover Seed for sale by
Asher Owsiey.
NEw stock Of Jswelry and silvsrware al
Penny a McAiistef's
LArDRErH's Garden Seed in bulk and
paper, .At'A. 0wslsys. BnE if9N Oh 7
TINS celebrated M,yfeld Water Eleva-
tor for sale by A. Ovsley.
LANpRrrH's Garden Seeds, fresh. genu-
Inc. Penny A McAlister.
Buy Louisville Headlight OIL, l75
test, from Penny &McAllster.
Rospstl CouSfy Bszilihe potatoes for
Seed or Table use. a A. Owsley's WI I
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted By Penny a McAlister.
J.H. a s. ". enANks sre receiving and
opening lot Of mems ard boys clothing.
You VII end She best scent and 2.lor.
6'ceats cigar ia town - Penhy& McAlis-
ter's.
LANDRErH's GARDEN SEEDS Of all
kinds, 10 bulk and in papers, at McRoberts
n Stages.
Jusr received a beautiful lot Of the lat
est styles Of Jewelry. Call and see us.
McRoberis a Stage. r
VIZ are just receiving and opening a
large lot OF zeieler n Broe.' Ladies and
Children's Shoes for Spring and Summer
wear. J. II. A \. n. Shanks
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PERSONAL.


Col, w, 7, Kxorr, Of the l.. a N. X
X, u in town. IuElfaa
Miss HArriH Bins Is visiting III,
Misses Thurmond.
INV. DueR, Blg., has been COM All.
stoned p. NJ. at Shelby City.
.--Ma. J.wf MoALiarER went 10 Har'
rodsburg yesterday. Look out Professor
Mss. c. T. HYDE. the bride Of oul
lively young Carriage Manufacturer, ar
rived setarday.,sxy urrfus-rlr .r
- MA y. p Owsf.tr' hAs kohe to IN,
cities 10 stock his store, which he will
open st,od, A trh ists 0sh leta
Mrs LAURA ESoLEMAS has beer
sick for sons weeks. and chs skater hav,
missed her not little.
Mn. J. q. ToLEs, foreman Of that beau.
iifully printed paper, the Dinville Tribune,
was 10 % sec us yesterday. ,..i f..,.f
-DR. ?. o. YoUS0. Of Lancaster, was
here on business connected with the exam.
inaliOn Of applicants for pensions, ye-Ier-
day. ta..,s..f
Nix. cHAm.E w. MErcALF. in. Of
Centre College, was up on a visit to hi'
brother, Thonas w. Meiealf. Friday and
Saturday.
Ma. AND Mas. GEo II. BRucE were
called TO Irvine. Sunday, by the news Of
the death of litile infant Of the latter's
sister, Mrs. w. o. Park.
-Lr. J. WESLEY JAcoBs, son Of the
late Superintendent Of the Deaf aud Dumb
Asylum Of Danville, has been promoted tc
Captain In the QuArtermaster's Corps
-MIss,s MARIE AND GEoRGIE BARSEs
daughters 81 the evangelist. won all hearts
by their gentlsne~s. vivacIty and unob,ru'
sive pieiy.--l Bowling Green Democrat
-MR-HuoH REID. who is To graduate
a. an NJ. d, IN the Jeaer-oniaB Medical
Collegs 10 PhiladeIphia, the lAttsr part Of
this month, has been rendered the position
Of assistant physicisn at the Presbyterian
Hospital Of that city. Ills quite u COM
pliment to him, and II he accepts il will
be worth years Of practice elsewhere.
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LINCOLN COUNTY


painting and trimming. Your house needs
a coat Of paint; he can put il on.
-Green a Williams occupy most Of the
street and all the sidewalk with their i'm
mense stock Of wagons, plows, harrows,
wheel barrows, &c.
ALI the vacant houses have been rent
ed by Green & Williams for the storage Of
their buggies, harness, siddlery, seeds, fur
nilure and general farming machinery.
Green & Williams received on Satur-
day car load Of furniture Of latest
STYLES and elegant get up, comprising eve
~ thing necessary for housekeeping in sll
its qualifications.
last Thursday will he remembered as
the day when 40 many Of our young men
got "rnccinafcd" II took" efiectually in
every case. Some saw snakes, notwith-
standing the GOODNESS OF the weather.
AT the sale Of J. W. Allen, on Satur-
day-H. T. Bush, suctioneer = Bacon
shoulders brought lie; sides, 14lc; hams,
l4l; corn in the crib, 81 so; sheaf oats, per
hundred 81 so; hay, per cwt, 9Oc; horses,
SG0to Sl45; buggy, 800.
The evanescence Of popular fame,
grandeur and glory-the unreality Of pop
ular applause and adulation--is strikinRly
illustrated in the history Of current events.
Garfield, the admired, the honored, the
wept-over, the idolized Of few weeks ago
the man whose name and reputation
was a sacred national heritage now de-
nounced by member Of his own party, in
the public prints, as selfish, insincere. su-
perfcial, false and a coward. Grant, who
"heard every trump Of Fame"-whose
praise was on every tongue-who babe
fair to go down in history as the brightest
ornament his country ever won-Grant,
who was twice the recipient OF the highest
honors his country could bestow-Grant
who made lriumphal progress around the
civilized world, receiving honors and ova-
tions from Serfs and Kings, and then re-
tired to grateful rest and luxurious opu-
lenoe-is now (upjustly. no doubt, sheer
ed al a. the bankrupt gambler in stocks
a"u iu"u' 's''y "e "'0" o' '"e
worm passes away
AS Tue no'"' SeAso" "PP'o~'nes We are
cAi''eu 'AoN 70 you'n'u' ,"s'r a"' memo
RES 4" carry '''e ! ioveu tue hones' sun
mower many oA'',e nave iouSh'
against a so.oa'le' cu''iVa'eu TASTE over
.he mef''s Oh ,n'S my early 'ove' pu'
nave never '~''e,sn 10 my 'ea'y' Even
SINCE IL mas oeen 0"h''nsu W Tue os0'ee "
fashion rom our more p'e'e"',ouS com
lnunil'eS' l nave na''su WIN ue"E"' ~'
II adorned No"le "u'"o,e nome W 'ne more
rur~ regions turning ''s 'o'eu anu yea"
ing lace s'eau''y 'owAru 'ne great source
Of Ills brightness ana us beauty gazing o"
MIN steadily ana as imagine ruSungV
ana gra'e'uiiy as ne makes tue CIRCUIT o'
'hs heavens ana mus presenting ine' az
an emblem OF true ana trusting ana con-
hiding and reliant p'e'y' And now comes
Oscar Wiide' the sage 'he poet 'he P",'
losopher' the @'''e'e' ana p,An's my mou'
est Protege ON the pedestal OF tue pure
the beautiful, me lrue-reseues u 'rom 'he
oblivion TO when proud iASnio" hAu
doomed IT, and given IL an l"mor'aii'y-
ana nle triumph
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ringing skates presents a scene Of perfect
enchantmeni; bat the rollers on resonant
aoor can be suggestive Of nothing more
harmonious-or less disastrous "the
wreck Of matter and the crush Of worlds"
The idea Of young lady, bright, and
beautiful, and gentle, and lovable, career
ing upon those crashing clogs, is intensely
unuoetioal
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We ran across Col. +. W. varnon, yes
terday, and knowing that he had just re-
turned from Frankfort, we enquired OF
him concerning the apportionment. This
District" said he, "if no protests are made,
will be composed Of Anderson, Mercer,
Washington, Boyle. Casey, Pulaski, Lin
coin, Garrard, Madison, jackson, Laurel
and Roekeastle. aud iust as sure as it is,
Bill Bradley win be for the next ten years
the representative from il. They are lay
ing OF the Districts by the vote cast for
President, which is not the proper way at
all They figure by that on good demo-
cratic majority, whereas il they were to
take any district or county contested elec.
lion they would find that the district as
have just named, would be decidedly re-
publican. | have had experience in APP
Forthcoming the State and know that We
have elected the last democratic represen.
tative in this district for many ayear,
unless the Committee will be wise enough
to change their calculations" As usual,
the Col. got excited, and fearing the stick
which he brandished unoomion ably near
our head might hit, We retired. But
the Col. Is right and we protest againsl the
Legislature doing any thing no suicidal to
the party.
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A CRoss BABY.-Nothing is 20 condu-
Give 10 msn's remaining bachelor a.
stopping for one night At the house Of q
married friend and being kept awake for
Eve or sir hours by the crying Of cros'
baby. All cross and crying babies need
only Hop Bitters 10 make them we'll and
smiling. Young man, remember this
Traveller.
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Wa can't wait on those who are indsbl-
ed to Us any longer. and intend putting
their accounts in the hands Of an officer
u not settled Immediately. h. Mattingly n
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Mn. Jar. N. sALLEE, an enlerprising
and wealthy gentleman Of Monticello, has
purchased Of Mr.. Robert McAlister, a half
interest in Lincoln Mills, for SIC, 1900.
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OwIsG to the scarcity and high price Of
beef, am compelled to sell the best round
and surloin steak at lsl cents. Ut. Har-
-
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EsrILL CEETEEEIAL.--we are in re-
eeipt Of the following, which explains il.
self "YOu are invited 10 attend the eIer-
eises which will be held at Richmond,
Kentucky, on the 10th Of March, 1882,
which Il the One Hundredth Anniversary
Of the Battle Of Little Mountain, fought
near MI Sterling, when Capt. james Esiill
fell1
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Mn. A. S. MYERS bought Of Mr. Peyton
Embry. his stable ind lot behind the Ma
tionAl Bank block for $500.
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Now that we have new charter. We
trust our Councilmen will see that our
streets are put In better shape. II is a
disgrace that they should be allowed To re-
main IN their nreaant condition.
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A WALNUT bedslead. high-seat baby
chair and 200 ale bottles for sale. Apply
10 ID. w. Vandeveer.
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Ma X. Carson, the keeper, tells US that
Of the City inmates Of the Poor House, but
three can read or write.
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REMEMBER We are headquarters for
Flour, Meal and family supplies Of all
kinds. Rs-i straight Flour 81 Is; Patent,
$i5Oi straight family, $500. MeAlisier
Bright uIllaa mMaitrf1'
THe IEFRRIoR JouRsAL was eleven
years old on the LIST day Of March. We are
getting along IN years so fast that We will
soon be like the ancient maiden, ashamed
10 tsll our age,g grh@ go
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THE entertainment at the College, Fri
day night, Is spoken Of very mighty By
those who attended. The little ladies act.
ed their parts in the characters and in
other eharades very nicely, and the pro.
aramme was much eniOyed
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InsH PorAroEs at McAlister 4 Bright.
81 q per buaheI
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DICK snASKs, for burglary, was held
for further trial in the sum Of $50.
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Mr.. b. X. WEAREs has a new lot Of
beautiful and genuine Oil Painting in
gilt frames which he sells very low. Also
the best and prstiiss' ChromoN. Cabinet
Photograph Frames, &c.
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local MATTERS.

NEw Spring calicoss at Robert $. Ly-
tea
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PARTIES needing corn can be supplied
At Lincoln Mills At any time with any
amount from busbel TO 100 barrels, from
"a 70 Sf.25 per barrel. Hrn.. .H ..
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THosE DEMONSTRATING to the box Of
bones which was plowed up near town
last wesk, an account Of which We gave in
our issue Of Tuesday, an old gentleman
remarked 10 Ne yesterday that we were
right in supposins tina, the bones were the
remnants Of q ''subieci," hut were wrong as
to who dizsected il. He said that the
body vas that Of Bob King. a negro, who
was hung near town some 30 wears ago for
killing his wife. II recolleci about IL very
we'll" he continued. Or. Montgomery EN-
ployed a man 10 get the stiff the night Of
it, burial, who promptly filled his con
tract The body was deposited in an old
house near where the bones were found,
and there on rough table DR.. Montgom-
cry and DIR. Al. utImsn, now Of Peabody,
Kansas, carved him up. The bottles
found in the boz, suppose, were emptied
Of their contents during the dissecling and
thrown into the box with the bones to get
them out Of the way"
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BUFFALO CEMETERY is very we'll kept
and presents a nea, appearance, but would il
not be a good idea for those interested to
uet out lot Of trees In IN Il would take
away that desoIaie look that Il has in
Spring and Summer Time.
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Mn. q. NJ. NuNNELLEY has employed J.
T. Harris 10 run the Commercial Hotel for
him during the year 1882. Any person
calling on him will be accommodated in
the heat efvle
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS


I win pay $500 for the apprehension and convic
ton OF the person or persons who murdered n y
brother, John ShanEs, on the night Of February
n, 1881, near Crab Orchard, Ky. N.
22-it SARAH p. WELLS.
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LOCAL korycfs

lRIsH PoTAroEs Al Asher Owsley's ff
sEE that Corn Drill a, Asher OwsIey's.
TIMOTHY and Clover Seed for sale BY
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Desirable House and Lot
I'm STANFORD
T o r. 8 "A L Ell

offer for sale privately my House and Lot, con-
veniently located. IN the West end Of Stanford.
The lot hiss, besides the dwelling and out houses.
cottage suitable for a small family, and the
whole lies IN such way that several more GOTTA
ges could be built, giving to each good yard and
garden. Persons desiring such property viii please
call on or address me at Stanford or apply TO W.
p. Walton, Of the IrrEsfoR JOURNAL.
2i-tf Mrs. MARY LOGAN.
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BuRGLARY.--sunday night thieves broke
into the store Of Ben King, at South Fork
Trestle, in this county and took therefrom
some 5000 in goods Of various kinds. 1t
is supposed that the thieves were travel
Ing In a wagon, M its tracks were allowed
a. far a. the Buffalo Cemetery. Mr.. Spoon
aniore reported tina, covered wagon had
campsd under the lhios cellars in a ravine
not far from his house, and Sheriff Meme
fee, with a writ hurried thither yesterday
morning. but on arriving at the place he
could End no trace Of a wagon, and Mr..
SPOonamore had 10 reluctantly admit that
he may have been mistaken. So away
goes This clue.
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FRrroHn ON Cs.R R.-For the in.
formation Of those who wish to 60 South
on the q. y r. r. without waiting twelve
honrsfor passenger train,we have il from
headquarters that freight trains, which car.
~ passengers pass DanvIlle Junction going
South, at IA NJ; 1890 ?. NJ and 3 p, N.
daily.
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B0YLE COUNTY
DnnNne.

DOHbIIc.
Last Tuesday in the lower end Of the
county VIM. Butler was shot and danger
ously wounded by ChAs White. Butler is
bad egg, and has been in trouble fire.
quently before.
-Chas. Christopher, who accidentally
demolished some Of his colored brethren
on Saturday assaulted John Cowan and in
flicted severe wound on Johns head with
a rock. Charles was arrested aud fined
$40 and costs
Bishop Dudley, Of the Episcopal
Church, paid his annual visit 10 this parish
this week and preached TO large audiences
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Ga Wednesday night he administered the
right Of confirmation TO five persons. lie
left yesterday for lIarrOdsburg.
On Thursday last a Committee of
Boyle county citizens was appointed TO
visit Louisville and in company with Com
mittees from Washington and Nelson
counties 10 confer with the authorities Of
the Louisville, Chicago and New Albany
X. X, with a view Of securing the passway
through the counties named Of the new
branch road that is 10 connect with the
Cincinnati Southern X. X
Hon. r. j. Breckinridge, Of Washing
ton county, Who is a candidate for Ju dge
Of the Superior Court in this, the second
district, was in town yesterday. Judge
Breckenridge reports that he has visited
the counties Of Russell, Wayne, Pulaski,
Casey aud Adair, and other counties Of the
old Sth Congressional district, and that he
has everywhere met with the most en-
offers Of support. IL is his pur-
pose 10 visit all the counties Of the new
Superior Court district and work thor
ough canvass Of them. So far as can be
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JUST few minutes before the late
worthless Legislature breathed its last,
Secretary Blackburn rushed in with
badly prepared report of the pardons
extending over less than half of the
gubernatorial term, alleging as an ex-
cuse for his failure to obey the order
of the body, that he had not t he time
nor the clerical force sufficient to get
up full report. This was bad enough,
but when a reporter for daily paper
went to the clerk to get list of the
pardons given, he refused to allow
him to look at them, because of the
silliest of all pretexts, that it might
hurt the feelings of the Governor. In
our innocence of the ways of the royal
crowd now in power, we had imagined
that the report was to be made for the
benefit of the public, and we can ac-
count for Clerk Turner's arrogance
only on the hypothesis that he was
obeying the orders laid down by the
grand Mogul himself. The simple
confession of the Secretary that in
more than months time he was un
able to make more than half report
OF the pardons alone, not to say any.
thing about the thousands Of remis.
sions of fne and forfeitures, is surely
enough to damn the present executive
in the eyes OF every law abiding man,
if anything were wanting to complete
that feeling. The democratic party
in Kentucky is fast on its road to
the devil, when such men as now
seem to be running the State are al
lowed TO cut such fantastic tricks as
the Blackburns, and if they are to
continue, then the sooner il reaches its
destination the better. We are be.
coming sick and disgusted with such
doings.
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SOME of our lawmakers distin-
guished themselves for one thing,
some for another, and some did not
distinguish themselves at all, but it
was left for our old friend, Ben Pher-
igo, of Garrard, to take the bakery as
the highest kicker in the House. He
can discount without half trying, the
famous female kicker ia the SOldene
Troupe and give her two feet in the
game. The Louisville Posts Frank
fort scribe says, he can stand flat
footed and kick an object Is inches
higher than bis own head. This will
be very gratifying intelligence to the
people OF Garrard, who will rejoice to
hear that their handsome law-maker
excelled in any thing at all.