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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-08

JOHN SCOTT v. r. and Gen. Man. Gin. Sou.
Ry, Cincinnati, Ohio; y. 2. WILSON, q. n. aud
p A, Gin. Sou Ry, Cincinnati, o. II. COLL
BRAN, q, Il. A. A. q. s. R'y, Chattanooga. Tenn;
}. HARDY, q =. A. v. a NJ. by, NlcksbuTg,
Miss JOE y. hcG UIREi "a. +. A. ", 3. A 2.
ny, Monroe, La.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-08

- X. Q. MORGAN, ID. ID. y.
-. s[<{N DENTIST.
uI11llOS VIII be In stanford two week.
ofeaoh month, from hrst Monday. Dental rooms
In ~. Asaph Hotel, over McAiister A nright's
tSee slgnl AtiAncsster two weeks Of each month
from third Monday. Dental rooms IN Mason House.
| See signl Pure nitrous oKid case administered
when necessary. tG2.u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

Sparks, Mallory Il Allen are now offer
ing their retail stock ofllne clothing and
furnishing goods AT cOst--prr para ory to
going into the wholesale business exclu-
sively. Their stock embraces everything
In the way OF gents and boyS wearing
kpparel--hne suits, brOtdc.oth and cassl-
mere, dOeskin pants, etc. They have
made speciality OF hne underwear aud
hollery. and our most iaslidious citizens
viii lind this golden opportunity to sup.
ply themselves with the best goods in this
hne ever brought 10 this market and NJ
New York cost ana carriage. Cali and
satisfy yourselves that they mean what
they say, llO95t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10
The Great Southern Remedy"

"BraIos chill Cure" which is war.
ranted Tor the cure OF chills and fever
Is q positive autidote Tor malaria. and
mas no rival rs u tonic for building nm
an emnciatcd system from such eli.
natlc causes, and to those who are
necessarily exposed to miasmarlc intiu.
ences, and are attended with The fnl.
lowing symptoms, such ~ los, OF ann
tlte, aching of the back and Joints tc-
Nerl,hness, severe headache. udi nn.i.
tion to get about, low spirits. sl.rnI,.s.
ness, emily sensations, and cyrufu,IIv
not burning lever, which may finally
terminate M bilious, remittrrr nr in.
.'' III l'cI'' never, we would suggest that
you keep supply on hand ali the
si'"c an" t'N' dose three times daily.
y" o'heF medicine is necessary, as IL Is
Nyyry concentrated and powerful in its
'"''S ll removing the pOisouuu, rlc.
'u'HIs from the blood, and no one can
4FPFt'lHlr inns warning better than the
I"I IhrT, Who is more or less rxrosrd
!" thnse atmospheric puisou-. esperinIl,
!" Tue 'all season, when gathering tLcI
''"P, ia ia" midday sun, cool night.
an" htANy drWs of morning, ther \ Is
I ""'' malignant trvrr- are most prry,,.
l'i'L, auu 20 them wc would rrrnIiip,.,,.f
10 TAKE dose of "Brazus chill Cur,'.
every morn ing on rising, IL they NnuIt
avoid ihr danger ut much -ufirrin,, +,
''' nothing Of the time and rXnnr.,
i'ei lu the end, No stry,tuI's ..,
arsenic. The phy stefan, pr,s,riar nv
recommend IL. ASK your druggi,f "a,
], anu take no other. Price 81 Ter la,
tir' Prepared only by
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10
It,
Impr0yea Lon InyIaoratOr.

The most pr.tccr and s. satisfactory com.
Olun'tuu known 10 rr PROFESSION. 10
Win u ruu /, combined amt 10 complete
Is t"r -u.'r-- OF tuis pIcpuu'iYu. th.t D. IT,
dt-'lH'd To- be ONE, WItu,U doubt, the
most porul r ct al, tn, ron tOuiys nov
Oh list. And -" hesitate net t. tell YOU
That tins medicine is mo- secret uo-Iruu OF
rhcaPly COTTON up compound, tut truiv8
grnuIn" constitutional remedy, possess.
ing iho,C Alternative powers 50 necessary
10 ., cupcritc and inyigurltr the human
-y-t'm when broken down bl that fearful
di,e'sr commonly called, and better
known ~ disp"psIaand Indigestion, from
which nine. lrnihs Of all our ill- first orig
inttc, because when the digestion is inn
ptlrcd from want of the natural salt that
IL so important in the digestive economy
OF man, then II Is that his ,NIrEE IN hi,
many tyreS,u,ually called disctscs.surh ~
laS-ilhde aud sour stomach, wAhClulurss
mental exhaustion, impaired Vitality, viii
General pru-traliOn OF the whole Slsttm
liver complaint, followed by night sw,ats
and 'll Diseases OF the HOOD. LIVER. RID.
MY ana BLADDER, that produce those
fearful aches known rs rheumatism. nru.
rIg 70, bhchaChe and nervous and sick
htadache. And all cOusuuptlyrS, ana
weak females, Who are in search ni n
good tonic to build mp their constitution.
cannot hnd Nc honestly believe, a better
or a more certain ruuedy on earth. ono
bottle Is sufficient to prove to Won its
wonderful mrdiriunl nrnp"rti4e II t"l"n
I'E"hTll according Ia drcCtiuns ASK
Your druggist tor IMPROVED lRoN lNNIG.
ORATOR., AMI be- sure To take no other.
!, rice per bottle. Prepared only by
Tucker & Willis, Waco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10
THE CITY.

--Rrturns 80 fras received give ior
cattle Hnf rlI. INST. -t.r Iouusnu, ,2',
Walden, 60. % majority tot Johnson
Oi77.
-uarpcr, school housc giyca Ireland,
:. Joncs. 70: robertson, o, Martin, q;
Stavton. g. West. -, Hurt, q; Wilson, 3,
Whit, o, Mlls,.s, Rankin, ~ Martin, Il
Reed, ~. Moore, Il Gerald, 10; Williams
8; Walker, ~. Baker, ~, Norwood, ~
Wet. n. BDrEe, 20; Wallace. ~, SGr'
tntt, 10 johnson. 1; " alden, ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

Those large, line and extra choice red
apples ARE coming again, letter than ever
DO not hail TO try them. THAI n"w mnplc
molssscs !. very Tine and our nrw arrival
ufchulcc new crop Louisiana molas.c- IT,
iip-top But while you are trying TIM
above don't forget our strictly pure Mis-
souri cider, our special brand oi tine flour
our now unchnvssSrd hams, our many
line table Injuries, and all OF which yor
ARE Ablo 10 buy
a. ,IuNEs TAYLOR & BIO
No. I and pfAthcr block,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

Is at Tucker * Willis, there you can
get genuine imported brush and comb
OF many aud various kind. All the
popular handker. hlet extracts, and the
latest toilet powder and one hundred
styles III ladies porte muunHics. And our
holiday goods are now Just beginning
to come IN, which will be the largest and
most complete assortment ever brought
10 this market We invite you ladies
10 giyeus Il call.-l0l8tt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10
How 90 Preserve Your pimno

Procurc yourself one Of those elegant
all wool, -ilk embroidered. piano covers
for $3.50, at Suugrr Bros. lU5tc.
New black aud colorcd volyots, ncw
Rlk and col red plu-hcs, plnn brorudc,
gtrlped and pulku dotted -llks, m black
and culprcd ace, now ON exhibition al Il.
Habur n. lNultc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

one purse containing the following.
One check, given by j. X Sander, & 60
OF GaiesNlle, Texas, Tor thlrty dollars,
Iayable Ia NJ l., Norton Il Bro; also an
order iom W. q SeiNick 10 j. X san
dcrs q Coz OF Gatesyille, Texas, TO pay 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

job stock Of new aud attractive van ,
ties Just received nj tie ENNMINtW
newspaper aud job printing cstnbli-h-
meul, corner lhrd aud Fraub IN streets,
Work of all Ernips y>ocu oI ou shor
notice aud m the best of rty .r.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

Fashionable Dress Making. by Mr.
A. l. Hodges, Uses French tailor sys.
TEN OF cutting and Fitting. Up stairs.
southeast corner OF Austin and Sixth
streets; II Fine work specially.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10
MAIIkEIS nY TIE EEGRAPiI
COTTON.

ton easier. ugands' II 3-l'di ofl'hhS'
sgd. Smiles, l2,0'o b'ie7; speculation,
and exports, 2,'Tn bales irccipts' az"
nrlor, American, IZ,TU bHIes. NuNgmn,t'
% o. CID, Noveubrr- pcc"lnnrH 'r"Id'
Doccmb"rJnnnnry, 3rhld' JGuh"ty-
February, " 4tGiM" DN9id, rr"iuaA,y-
March, - CD; March April rl'l~
e i-Gil; Apr, May, GtGli; Ma! .Jmr
g Gid,Junc.Julyb &bid'JuIy-AnEuhi
GGGid. Futures arc uteHty.
1870 ~. Sales American. y 100 bmc7i
Oplnuds, Il 'ud; low m ddIlnR' 5'ud good
ordinary . " ibi ordlnary,2 as orleans
o ZIG, low mlddlIng, Il I6d good "rdI-
nary, hHd ordinary h'2d, November
delivery . 63 HA" 2hii; l,tccmhrr-
January p o. 6Id JhunI5 tegruaii'
10 "N-Gli; February March ~ "'d'
April Mny, Cd, MAY juno, Il 2-Gld June
July u hld, July August, buI.
p. 81. December January 3lhldi
Jnun'r -tchruar.," .. "a Aprn May
. n5 - It, May JUNE, lbld' JuheJUy,
65 Gid.
ILvEhr"oL November y -" ton IL
cancr spot 6''d; Orleans 500 shle-'
$1,000 h"les, exports aud 7pecuiatl"ns'
2uD bales Am"nran' lW,
Nrw Ol'hEAN0' N"'. Cotton easy.
/ N'udhn2 lu', 90" middhut' " ~ e. 'i
/ o-lmUSr '.tc. H''t receipts ~" hNier'
/ ''" r'rr'r,,7 NoI' na''7' LAp"Iin ia
''r."t l'I,.at iHy h"iro. oloch, i'h'
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

a mll line ~ New BrHnufels cnssl-
mere ius received al Sanger Broe.
llNGtr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

a new invoice NJ fine dress suits and
cashmere suits have Just boon opened
at LeWIue Bros. 10 2ltr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

The Gardiner BE- Cigar 10 be had only
AT Castles, Morrison a Co.'S, Drug Stof6.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-10

L. Boydru Is ',.a saoe- ,rc the very
best N u's shp,- made. Found only at
Sanger Bros. iipItr
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24
MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT.
Sam. ~ Budett. Editor

The cold wave has struck here at last
and our ice men do not despair Of getting
plenty Of ice yet
Wheat looks exceedingly well for thi,
season Of the year and for this county; the
area sown in wheat is also greater than us
ual.
Some two or three years since, two
men BY the name Of Cobb, brothers, killed
a man named Decker. All the parties lived
in the Southern portion OF this county.
The Cobbs were tried bV an examining
Court and acquitiedi they Immediately
left the county and went TO Knox county,
and some months ago they went to Henry
lille, Ind They we're indicted in this
county, and reward offered by the Gov
ernor for their arrest and conviction.
Deputy Sheriff WIN. McGee and Constable
Wat. KilIion, Of Laurel county, went out
there and brought them to this place on
last Wednesday. They are now in Jail In
default Of one thousand dollars bail each.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24
LEGISLATIVE

Senator Fogte f-bs,;ng. hard linn.
with his "I.ibertv Of C,onsoieuce blll.p bu,
ltisaeood one and ought 70 pass.
The legislature was sensible 10 know
that il had taken much too many holiday,
already, and refused to adjourn over for
washineton's birthday. Dbl. yI D.
The bill requiring railroads to build
fences and cattle euards AZ every crossing,
which has passed the Senate, wonld be
hailed With delight by the people should
u become law 49, 80
The Committee on State Prison re-
ported and had passed bill appropriating
$500 for the inclo"ure otthe burial grounds
for Penitentiary convicts, and 70 cause the
gullies in said grounds to be filed.
In the Senate, Mr.. Blstn has had pass.
ed a bill to prevent the sale Of spirituoue,
vinous or malt liquors within two milsa Of
Waynesoure, this county, and another 70
prevent the ale OF sueh iiquo's with'n
one mile OF Roberts Chapel, in casey coun-
w .um.. IAN y ..,.,,l,.l
- ii -. N,...L..,.. o.. oo,.,.
:. .s.,.,.-..,.-, -, a.. 1.h.-
~..|p-.~,,. !, A. r.,,f;~;hs Ia vi
an. p.,,..S. -, -.
-" - y -. so 1870.
!, $50, e 49, 49, ~, ~, n,lf -.
" "V' o'e "'"' ""o H"o
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24

They were men Of hiir reputation befor,
this trouble.
! There Was lively assembly Of young
folks in the storming party who visited
Miss Clio Williams last night. All parties
seemed to enjoy themselves hugely until :
late hour. Miss Clio IL clever hostess
and knows how to make all pleasant and
happy.
The Engineers on the X. G. Road ar,
surveying on Sksgg'- Creek this week. they
are seeking an outlet from this place that
would he practicable II they should drsir,
10 make an independent rad This roui,
crossing the l.. n N. Road at Mt. Vernon,
will give an easy grade.
Judge q. W. Mcclure, Jack Adams
Jr., and DR.. J. J. Brown are in Frankfort
this week. Col Sam. Burdett is in Frank.
fort, he Is charmed by the bewi,chine
smiles Of that dark eyed widow, the H.
brarisn. Miss Belle Smith has retained
home after a visit Of several weeks at Mr..
Newcomb's
"A special telegram TO the Courier Jour.
nal from Paint Lick one day this week
said the Hon. Y. T. Cook, Of Reedville
had killed a man. We are glad to say that
this il all a mistake; il all grew out Of the
fact that Mr.. Cook had left home on &C.
count Of some family troubles. We under.
- =. a
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24
CASEY COUNTY


-welby, a two-year.old infant Of Jas.
sullivan's, died on the night ofihe 10Th.
--Green River was out Of ia banks two
days last week, and washed OF all Of the
bottom fences, and a large portion Of the
folder shocks in the bottoms
-Andrew Gibney, IT,, is a candidate for
sheriff......Mr. T.w. Wash. our County
Clerk, isa candidate Tor reelection. and
Jonathan Russell Is a candidate for the
same Office.
-Middleburg Is coming 10 the front. In
addition to all Of her other advantages, she
now. has two 6rst-class hotels, one kept BY
1 C. L. Holmes and the other by Jas. CofFey.
wayfarine men can fad plenty at either
one Of them for both himself and horse.
John N. Ward was tried before Judge
Bowman, 90 the 18th, upon writ Of luna
cy, aud the jury hung. He was tried again
LAST Monday, before another jury, which
hung, six for sending him to the asylum
and ak for sending him back home. The
Court turned him loose and told him to
get married aud behave himself f.I|
james H. Hall has sold his store at
Neaisville, to Sanders 4 Rnbaris, and has
moved back to his farm on Carpenters
Greek. N. W. Philips, our saddler, hiss
sold out and accepted situation as travel
ing salesman for his brother, James Phil
fps, OF Lebanon, and will move his family
there as soon as he can secure suitable
residence.
Miss Dollie Cabbell. has just returned
from two-weeks' visit TO friends in Lin
coin. ..... Miss Blanche Cockrell, a very
popular and accomplished young lady OF
your county, was a guest Of the Exchange
Hotel..... Judge J. d. Belden, Of Lebanon,
has been here caring for his timber land
on Brush Creek. Miss Mamie Brown
Of Hustonville, is at present the guest oil
Miss Maggie Allen.
Our Sheriff. G. w. Sweeney, will on
next Monday, County Court day, sell 444
farms in this county for unpaid taxes
amounting to $2,l94G5. A large number
Of them are well timbered, and are worth
ten times the amount for which they are
to be sold. Lumber men will do well to
be here on that day ION the 4th Of
March, our Master Commissioner, Geo. A
Prewitt, will sell the farm Of John Ely,
deceased, situated about eight miles below
this place.
John Kavanaugh, deaf mute from
Illinois, gave Pantomime Concert al the
Court-house a few evenings since, which
was largely attended. His performance
was both amusing and Instructive, and
when he arranged four gentlemen in a
class and taught them the art Of gesticulA-
ton, the crowd almost burst their sides
with laughter ...... Our Skating Rink il go-
ing to be success. The Hall floor has
been nicely dressed, and quite a number OF
our young ladies and gentlemen have be.
come good skaters. The Hall will be open
on Tuesday and Friday nights for regular
skating, and on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon for the young ladies to practice
Several members Of the club have had
hard falls, and were slightly hurt, bul
none seriously. Every body goes to tn,
Rink and seems TO enjoy the fun. Some o.
our married men are learning rapidly. One
among them has black eye, but will mol
admit that he fell, says that the floor
flew up end struck him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24

The District Grand Jury has indicted
twelve persons FOR conspiracy in the Star
Route cases, among them ex.assistant p
NJ. General I. J. Brady, ex-senator $. w
Dorsey, his brother J. w. Dorsey and j
w. Peck, brother.in.lsw o. ex Senator
Dorsey.
About forty.eight millions Of dollars
was spen, lat year in the construction Of
buildings in New York. the exact sum be.
ing Si7,7siG7O. Never before was the
building trade IN The city 40 active, and
never before was 90 much money put in
new erections during a single year.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24
CURRENT COMMENT.



No excursion has been arranged for the
Kentucky Legislature this week.-[George-
town Times
SUGGESTION.
Those who do not favor continuance of
the unconstitutional tax for the benefit OF
the Lexington College should write to
their representative, and warn them
against the consequences Of voting for it,
Lou Post.
CAN BEAT ANY BODY.
Barren county does not belong to us, nor
have we mortgage on any part or parcel
Of its realty, but We feel authorized to re-
mark that there is no man in Kentucky
who could get bigger vote for any thing
he wants than Gen. Frank Wolford.-
[Glasgow Times.
A UNION SOLDIERS OPINION.
We have carefully figured up the vote
for next August, between Henry and Ja-
cObs, and our figures give Capt. Henry ex.
actly 3S,943 insjofity. Put this in your
scrap book and when the returns are in,
you will swear that we are prophet-not
inspired. il you please Marcum in Cat
leltsburg Democrat.
ROME WILL HOWL.
The people are getting tired Of seeing a
thousand dollars a day squandered upon
the trashy local bills that are alone being
ground out by their Representatives, and IL
there isn't a change for the better, and that
at a very early day, the Legislature Is go-
ing 10 hear Rome howl in way that Il
will despise. fCourier-J Journal.
LET HIN DO IT.
uovernOr Blackburn says he will pay
out Of his own pocket the expenses, about
$1,000, Of the yorktown trip, II the Legls-
lalure still continues to refuse to pay
them. Let him do 90 aud in turn he will
not have paid anything like the amount Of
money he has reckleasly RENTED in fines
Of thieves, gamblers, ete.- JRssamine jour
nal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24
Main street,

have bought out my brother, II. ii. Wearen,
and will continue the Furniture and Undertaking
business at the same stand, in the ST. Asaph Hotel
building will keep full stock Of Furniture of ev-
cry description and sell ut figures that cannot be beat
en-. My stock Of Collins and Caskets will be cOmpre-
hensive. ShrOuds and Robes always on hand. IalsO
repair Furniture and do carpenters job work.
Orders by telegraph promptly attended to- b. K WEAREN.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24

john HAMPDES CHAMBERLAYEE,
the scholarly and chivalrous co-editor
of the Richmond VA State, is dead
after brief illness of pneumonia. He
was a warm hearted and true man
and was highly esteemed by the peO-
pie of his entire State. The debt
paying democracy has lost faithful
and daring champion. lily TO be spar.
ed at this critical era in the history Of
Virginia. 81 nIf
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24

In is reported that the President
and Cabinet have decided to re-instate
Gen. itzJOhn Porter, who was un.
Justly oashiered, nearly 20 years ago.
lfit is done his back pay will amount
70 $4,000.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24
BRODHIAD ADyERTIsEnESTs.
J. III. Albright 4 90.
BRoDHEAD. KY,
-DEALERs IN
General Merchandise, Drugs, e..

We have large stock OF read y-nlade Clothing
which we will sell low. We have added 10 our
stOc \ complete line Of Drugs aud Medicines
Prescriptions carefully compounded With pure
articles. Also, wholesale aud retail dealers In
Lumber, Wood, Shingles, Coal, Brick, Tobacco
Cigars, Crab Orchard Salts. Whites aud Crooke's
Nermifuge, Organs. Furniture, &e. A good Mason
Hamlin Organ for sl2i Weed Sewing Machine
for $50. Organs and Machines al other prices. and
warranted 10 give satisfaction. Brick at the kiln
from " to q per thousand. Any one wishing any
thing In our line will please call write for
further particulars Give US trial aud be con-
WINGED that this Is the place 10 buy goods. i97-6m
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24
TnE lunatic who holds The position

THE lunatic who holds the position
of Chairman of the Committee OF
War claims IN the House of Repre-
sentatives seems TO have inaugurated
the rule that ono one, outside the
committee shall know who compose
the sub committee TO whom any
claim is referred for examination, and
report to their full committee" This
is manifestly unjust to both committee
and claimant; besides being an iusidi.
Gus innovation on established usage,
and an assassin's stab at the emolu-
ments of the legislator. How can |
press my claim by bringing forward
the strong points, or drive a rational
bargain for a favorable report unless !
know with whom | have to contend J
Or how can the Hon. Representative
exc out his scanty pay in order to
meet his necessary expenses unless he
be permitted to avail himself of well
established and well understood pre-
cedent, and sell his opinion and in
auence to the highest and best bid
der 2" Unless this ridiculous depar-
ture is snubbed at once, the position of
Representative viii be no longer
worth contending for. As in the Of
fee Of Sheriff in some of our Ken
lucky counties, the district will have
to vote an appropriation in order
to induce any sane man to accept it.
Public clamor on the subject respect
fully solicited
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24

THE Cincinnati Enquirer of yester-
day. contains an alleged statement OF
George Ellis, the selfconvicted muir
derer of Gibbons children at Ash
land, in which he renounces his sworn
testimony against Neal and Graft, who
are under sentence Of death. He
claims to have first made the state
ment when drunk, and afterwards was
afraid to deny il, lest Campbell and
Helm, who caused him to make il,
would carry out their threat against
his life. The story is very improba-
BILE, but there are those who believe
that Craft and Neal were uniustly
convicted.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-24

LET all good democrats remember
that next Saturday week, March 4th.
is primary election day, aud we urge
each one to go to the polls and vote
for good men and true. We learn
that there is a scheme on foot to put
out a so called independent" ticket.
The radicals and slip-shod democrats
are at the bottom Of it, and the two
will combine to defeat the regular and
legitimate democratic ticket. We
have no fear of its success, but what
we. want is to maintain our party
strength in tact, and give all such adj
ventmers such a whipping as will
forever keep down an Independent
ticket in the future. Nominate good
men, aud we can, and will do it.
However, in choosing from those of
fering for the various offices we can
scarcely 60 wrong. 81,
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