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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04
CARRARD COUNTY



Rev. J. c. Porter begins series Of
meetings here tonight
The wheat harvest is about over and
threshing will begin Immediately.
ED. J. w. Lowber preached the
monthly temperance sermon at the Pres
byterian church Sunday night.
Mr.. Jacob Robinson, familiarly known
as "Uncle Jakey," very old man and one
Of the most prominent members Of the
Christian Church at this place, is thought
to be rapidly nearing his end from gen
eral giving way Of his system.
"A heavy wind passed over a portion
Of this county Friday evening, tearing
down wheat shocks and blowing down
that which had not been cut. Where the
corn, which by the way is rather backward,
had reached sufficient height il was broken
oil at the ground
-AccIDENT.-A horse belonging to j. p.
Sandifer in attempting to pass through a
gate only partially open, ran against the
latch which cuta cash in his side from
the shoulder to the flank Ii may prove
fatal. John Duncan in operating a twine
binder had his thnmb badly mashed under
the needle.
The Methodist church has been under
going extensive repairs, the old fashioned
doors and windows having been taken out
and repaired by some Of more modern
shape. 1t will soon be ready for occupin.
cy and will present very creditable APP
pearance. This improvement is due to
the pastor, Rev. j. Il. Peoples.
Miss Nora Carter, Of Lexington, il
visiting the family Of her uncle J. ID.
Price. DIR. J. B. Kinnaird, left Saturday,
for Cumberland Falls where he is engaged
for the season. Mrs. 10. Dunlap, who has
been withMrs j. Anderson for a few weeks
left for her home in Louisville, Saturday
John Randolph and sister, Miss Maggie,
Of Danville, will spend several days with
friends here during this week.
A sneak thief entered the barber shop
Of Joe Huffman, a poor old crippled ne
gro who had just begun work after about
two years sickness, and after breaking HE
chair and cutting the pictures which
adorned his shop, tore his towels to shreds
and carried off his tools. Nothing but
pure cusseduess could incite to such a deed
and KuKluxing should be the remedy.
Joe's white friends will refurnish his shop.
The case Of cholera reported in the
Cincinnati Enquirer from this county was
the case Of Ed. mot Benz Damn whose
death was reported by your Bryantsville
correspondent a few issues back. II was
pronounced a case Of cholera morbus
brought on by yiolert exercise in the hot
sun after eating a heavy dinner and drink
ing too freely of cold water. But "spor-
adic cholera" lays it over "cholera NOR
bus" for sound.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04
BYdHtsUHe

Friday nights storm wrecked the
wheat shocks in this vicinity.
On last Wednesday the body Of an
unknown man came floating down the
creek.
Tom Stone sold to G.. ID. Wearen, a
thousand or more bushels Of wheat at 81
per bushel, and purchased a very hand
some Pheion from him at S275. Sugar
Creek Ben Dunn sold to parties at Lex
ington, last week, his splendid trotter for
$500. This horse is very promising and
has only been trained short time Tom
Stone lost his big work mule Friday night.
lie supposes it was overheated. Uncle
Reuben Stinnett brought US a stalk Of
timothy that grew on his farm that meas
ured feet inches. T. j. Tcmlinson
comes to the front with a bluegrass stalk
8 feet inch high. Let the Advocate man
come again.
Miss Leila Doores, of Grab Orchard,
visited her sister Mrs. Peyton Parrish,
Friday. Jas Bryant "took in" the Sunday
School Convention at Nicholasville, Fri
day. Ben Dunn the "cantharides" man,
hasn't the cholera. Ed. Grubbs was Wis
iting the various members Of his church
last week. Mrs A. J. Jones, Of Columbia,
KY, and Miss Ida Bryant. of Liberty,
No, are visiting their brother, Mr.. James
Bryant. our handsome druggist. Miss
Lucie Hills has returned from a lengthy
visit to Indiana. Miss Addie FOlger one
Of Bryantsville's bellies, spent last week in
Nicholasville. Mrs. Tim Ford had a
swarm Of bees TO desert hive and remain
away several weeks ard return to their
former home. Mrs. Peyton Parrish went
Monday, TO visit her sick sister, Miss Bet
tie Doores, at Crab Orchard.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

OUR southern ports seem to be lax
in the enforcement of their quarintIne
laws, for in addition to the imported
case of yellow fever at New Orleans,
another severe case has arrived at
Pensacola, Fla. The National Board
of Health has received information
from Havana that the terrible dis
ease is epidemic there and will take
the necessary steps, after it is too late
probably, to prevent its importation
to this country.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

EVEN Kentucky has had hanging.
Friday John Bridges, colored, for the
murder of his wife was worked off in
a most miserable manner at Cadiz.
In the fall the moose slipped and the
poor wretch in his struggles succeed
ed in freeing his legs and arms and re-
gaining foot-hold upon the gallows,
from which he was pushed off and at
ter thirty minutes of horrible torture,
died of strangulation. There is so lit
tie hanging in Kentucky, that the
average shirifi never gets chance to
learn the business, hence the work is
badly botched when it is occasionally
done.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

On the fifth ballot Hon. james III.
Bowden who rose from the printers
case to be one of the finest lawyers
and scholars of his section, was nomi-
mated at Hopkinsville, for Superior
Judge, Friday. All the nominations
are now virtually made aud the Supe-
Court will be composed of Judges Bow
den, Richards and Ried, all compare
lively young men as we'll as compe-
tent ones.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

violate Thy laws. Only weeping and
gnashing Of teeth awaits them. The
American press has large bill 10 set.
tie with Thee, righteous Father, for
their vindictiveness in this matter.
Nothing but blood will satisfy them,
and now my blood he on them and
this Nation and its officials. Arthur,
the President, is coward and an in.
CRATE. His ingratitude 10 the man
that made him and saved his party
and land from overthrow, has no par
allel in history, but Thou, righteous
Father, wilt Judge him. Father, Thou
knowest me, but the world hath not
known me, and now / 60 TO Thee and
the Savior without the slightest ill.will
toward a human being. Farewell, ye
men of earth"
When he had finished he again sur
veyed the crowd and said; al am 60.
ing to read some verses which are in.
tended to indicate my feelings at the
moment of leaving this world. If set
to music they may be rendered eHec-
tive. The idea is that a child is bah
bling to his mamma and his papa. /
wrote it this morning about ten
o'clock" Then in a monrnful, clark
from the tombs" voice, he chanted
several verses of which the following
is a sample:
~ saved my party and the land,
Glory, hallelujah
But they have murdered me for IT,,
And that is the reason am going to the
Lordy;
Glory, hallelujahl Glory. hallelajahl
Pam going to the Lordy."
During the chant his feelings sever
al times overcame him and he sobbed
pitifully. When finished DIR. Hicks
said, "God the Father be with Thee
and give Thee peace forever more"
Guiteau then submitted to the ordeal
of being pinioned and having the
moose adjusted around his neck, with
out betraying the least emotion or
agitation, the black cap was drawn
over his face, and then in a loud voice
he gave the signal, "Glory, hallelujahl
Cor The trap was sprung,
and exactly at 1910 Guiteau fell six
feet in the space below, and died
almost without a struggle. The body
hung for half an hour, when it was
lowered into a common coffin, and
those who desired we're given chance
to view it. The features were COM
posed, and there was not that horrible
look usually seen on the faces Of exc
cuted persons. The body was after
wards turned over to the surgeons for
an autopsy, which developed the fact
that his brain presented no external
evidences of disease. 1t weighed 494
ounces, half and ounce less than the
average of the best intellects. The
lungs and heart we're in a normal con-
dition, but the spleen was found to
weigh Is ounces, twice the weight of
the average. The body was buried in
the Jail to prevent its being exhumed
tor mercenary and other purposes.
The life and death of this monstrosity
we're most remarkable, and while
many will claim that he was a lunatic,
none can deny that he was sufficiently
to suffer for his diabolical
crime.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04
j. Z. NOVELS
VARIETY STORE f!
MT. VERNON. Ky.

Agency Of south-Bend Chilled Flows,
Avery's CAST and Steel Flows, Buckeye
Reapers 4 Mowers, Sweepstakes fhTesh
ers, Mitchell Farm Wagons, New Home
Sewing Machines, TaylOrs Elastic Bed
Springs,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

LOUISVILLE will soon earn a repu-
tation equal to Chicago as a city of
easy and many divorces. The C.J
says over fifty have been granted since
January LIST and the docket is always
kept tull.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

The prohibitionists achieved a
grand victory in Iowa, the net MOTOR
ity in favor of an amendment to the
constitution forbidding the manufac-
tory or sale of whisky in any
form in that State, reaching rs,
1888. Let the good work 60 on.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

GUTEAU's "pOme" delivered just be.
fore he fell with a "dull thud" has done
more to produce the impression that
he was crazy than everything else
he did combined.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04
Mai. 4. r.. RICHARDS,
JUDGE ALVIN DUvALL,
IL. NJ. BURDETT,
PLEASE NOTICE

All persons indebted TO Hale A Nunnelley, either
BY note or account viii please come forward and
settle Immediately. The business must h. wound
up. IS At NUNNFLIEY
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04
JAMES Il. WALLIN

Is a candidate for County Judge OF Rockcastle, al
the August election, 1882.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04
MT. VERNON ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. n. MARTIN

Is a candidate for Clerk OF the Rookcastle County
Court August election 1882.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

The Richmond Register bears false
witness against its neighbor when it
says "the Stanford JOURNAL wants a
mob to hang the Governor and the
Court of Appeals" We don't want
mob to hang anybody. We merely
remarked that if they must hang some
body, it would be better to begin at
the fountain head, and not hang de-
fenseless prisoners because these Off
cials do not do their duty.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

The VERMONT democrats have
nominated Geo. +. Eaton for Gov
ernor, and L. N. Billiard for 1t. Gov
ernor, and the Pennsylvania demo-
Gratis have completed their ticket by
the nomination of Chauncey F. Black
for 1t. Governor, and Silas NJ. Clark
for Superior Judge. There is not the
ghost of chance for the former tick
ct, but the democracy of the Quaker
State have more than fightingchance
owing to asplitin the republican ranks,
and it would not be surprising if its
next State officers are democrats of
the true blue.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

GEN. GRANT ,eems TO be possessed
Of charmed life, but why his days
should be prolonged is a thing that
no fellow can find out. The Brokers
train on the New Jersey Southern r.
4. running at full speed, had four of
It's passenger coaches to topple of a
bridge into the stream below, killing
two men, wounding six or eight more
fatally and bruising many Others; but
Gen. Grant, who went down in the
smoking car, came out unhurt, tho
a little damp, aud suffered no incon.
venience save the loss of his hat. The
accustomed cigar was still in his
mouth, and with the exception that he
pulled a little faster, no change in his
manner was apparent. Perhaps the
General was born to be hung and con-
sequently is in no danger of going
hence by any other save the hempen
line.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

In Chicago good many Of the
street cars are run by cables attached
to stationary engines but they haveprov-
ed almost as deadly as the festive buzz
saw, eight persons having lost their
lives by them in the five months that
thew have been In use.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

GEN. NUCKOLs was IN a measure
vindicted of the foul charge ofassault-
ting a woman, by the jury standing
eight for accquittal and four for ver-
dict of only s 100 to soothe the ruff
fl ed feeling of his accuser. 1t is said
that the General lost 10 pounds of his
scanty supply of flesh during the tri-
al which will learn him lesson, new
err even to look with lustful eyes on
any woman, be she never so luscious
or tempting.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

In reply to our paragraph about
Madison instructing for Richards the
Register says, that the contest was
simply between Richards and Burdett,
with no other consideration. The
chairman of the convention and a ma.
jority of the committee are for Nc
Creary. 1--WE are inclined, it con
tinues, "to think that Maj. Richards
in person had more to do with mold
ing the shape Of the convention than
anybody else. He came here and
captivated the people-the solid old
Democracy-and knowing that his
nomination at Danville was a foregone
conclusion, they voted for the man of
their choice.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

In our last issue we were made to
say that Mr.. Barnes wants to be burn
ed on the highest hill overlooking
Frankfort, if he dies before the sec
oud coming of Christ. We have new
err heard that Mr.. Barnes is an advo-
cate of cremation, nor do we see how
even the intelligent compositor could
have tortured the word "buried," "
which was written in our unusually
superior Spencerian penmanship, as
he did, expect there ia method in the
meanness of the average type singer.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04
FOR SALE 4!

ga DOUBLE sCHOOL DESKS!
90 the most approved pattern, Manufactured by
A. ~. AndvNs. Chicago. In good order and cheap.
Inquire AZ Christian Church, Husianvillc, o. ad-
dress .. %. DUNLAP, pansille, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

AFTER a trial that was protracted
almost as long as Guiteau's, the Nal
ley boys have been acquitted of the
murder of pretty little Jennie Cramer,
who was found drowned near the
beach at New Haven, Connecticut.
The Malleys we're wealthy and had
influential relations, which accounts
for their getting clear of a crime,
which if they did not directly commit,
they were instrumental in procuring.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04
LEE =. HUFFMAN,
- " ~ q IcON DEN srI<T

STANFORD. ky.
Omce.south aide Main street, two doors above
the Myers Hotel.
uulroI
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-04

win practice In the Courts Of Boyle aud adjoining
counties aud In the Court Of Appeals.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-09
HAlLE, 'zesS7 OsNsAY.

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Ib0 pounds OF baggage CHECKED Free IN s.eh
tickets 70 81. - w 'U" mhe
JOSEPH H. SANDS, Superintendent.
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February 7, 1892. 'PH'A' "a
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the Westers aarT land r. X. Irnn EaItin,,r.
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80 sss. Fa' ans POia's ca the ". 81. r. n.
With the Cumbsrlars Valley a from s.,.
sNsen.E; Carlisle, thirre"sb"'F, ankoTsSeFe.
v. r. and RrsEeber. -
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Nest, and frsPn BostsE, New York, PhilnSeIrhja
and from tho North sod Raat 'E"'H
osia 3 - "Sd"'H Jnnc ton with the B.Itinro,. d
ga tho b & . II and Breaches.
~ Boycevili", With stAEa TO Tirrhsst.r
AZ HtvsrtoH, With tho Mannssn. Hiy,sio,' = II .
Virginia Midland Ry. from A!ernndr,a sd So.
burg and noin's or the v. NJ. Ry. tMss piyS
"eyneSboTo, Va, viii the CkssApcaI. 8 a.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-09
hIScEllAREsus.
The Editor.

The sditsr, ohildrea, is member of shat
race of sRinsls called a.nkiad. He ia in
ysriablJ kind man.
he is perfectly harale.s. Yez may 20
ipto his dan without fssr. Bxth. has see.,
iIarities Tbs sight Of post nsses him
Wild. He is then very ds-gsrozs, AID is .,t
10 do bodily harm to all within reach. He
i also much wrought up when e man comes
ia with little trifs he has just dashed off.
There is one thisg that rs ust be said i. the
editors dispraiss. His mind is 90 biased by
long thinkiRg in certain diressios, that be
Sislikes very Hrsh to lesk Rpes Both side. Of
. question. Therefore If you Jalzs your
safety never spProaeh hiz with Hanzssri,t
writes on boiA sides Of tho psser.
The editor usually writes with . pen. bat
Ab most cutting articles sFs the product of
Els shears.
Aud 10. me say right here, children, ts.t
goea deal OF sheer DoBsenss has been
printed esost tse e6iser. He uses his shears
article.
The editor would masks a good ,nb1;.
words.
The ed;tor's hardest tssk is 10 disso., Of
his tine. His would be q nono,onor, If.
indeed, were it not for the kindae.s Of ,bo
few hundred people who call uron him every
day, to enliven his dali lits with stories of
thsr grievances, of their brand new enter
prisss aud with antediluviaa aoee aotes.
Hbeu yen grow up to be men aud women.
eaildres remember this, and spe.d
all the time you can in tbs saue.un of the
editor. he loves company so much, yoa
know, and sometimes lie has to sit sile at ard
alone Tor whole half innate Is it net too
bad?
The business of the editor is to eztsrtai,
isinsrEn. lecturers, book canva...r. Fl.
change heRds and other philantbropi.ts. He
gives his whsle day to these. He v.it., hi.
editorial. at night after rs hiss gone to bed
The editor 10 rever happy as when be
Is writing complimentary notices.. For tea
cents worth of presents he will gladly give
ten dollsrs' worth Of adver.isier-sli 90 az.
count Of tie pleassrs ii gives hin to vrits.
yeu know, ekildrea.
He loves s!so to write neat little sp.sshss
and bright witty poezas for people uithou.
Drains, who wish 60 spoak in puhlis. It i.
10 easy for him TO do this, that hs is some
hms' Elssrabls rhea al boar or two sasses
without a. opportunity to &c scnstbing Of
ths kind.
TIE editor diass at .l the hossIs free. he
travels free. th.stres open vi5e thsir door, 70
hIa, EIs tailor clothes him gratis, his bsteh..
and grooer furnish him with food wishor,
money AID without prire. 10 shor. his every
vast is provided for. lie spends bis pria csly
salary 10 building churches aud school.
houses ia foroign lands
BY all reens, ohildrsn, be editors. or
course IL would be better if yoa could be bod
carriers or dray horses, ba. as this is In pos
sisls, by all means be editors.
Boston Tr0uscrjof
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-09
P0ETlGAI
JONES AND THE RARRER

Is get simple shave;
The razsr's rsbssd asen the ssrsp.
The barber gins to lave.
! Tss face Of Jops. with l.tasr white.
And says. with ely tenrrs,
Fear bair. geed sir, tee long is quite.
says jones. like it long,
The barber eeushed. and then ..Yo.r hair
Is getting this" he'.aid;
Ny tenic. sir" says jones, 81 swear,
lsTs saeoth bald head"
The barber asrapes Mt Jones' face,
Bat soon he stops ts say,
"a lttls hair dye Oh this:plass-"
Says Jenes," 81 would BIO gray
Tho barber steps agair to ray.
You'd like good shanpso!"
Says Jones, my head is bald and gray:
I like it dirty, too
Ths barber has no more to say
Quite plainly he is vexsd:
Ia sIlsaee grim he works away
Thon fsrs=ly ealls eat, Next"
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ING eject November 81, 1851

No. 65S and 63s daily. Allother trains daily az
burg with traias on Va. Midland Rosd NJ ses
runs TO BSltinore via Wa shin gtsn without essSSs
81 cars No 6lO and COS dimes al Mt. Jaekron.E
sa'ssngers for JoLdHn's SPRUCE lesys ear, et
steFhenson's; for Rock Epen leave cars a. Wts.
chester for csPon Syringe leave cars at Canon
Road for Orkney sprinFs leave earsatMt j.sS-
son; for R.wley Springs leave esrs AZ Hsrr;see.
burg. Parties visiting New Market Inrr~
Caves leave Cars at New MARKET
s. C. PRINCE
WIN. CLEMENTS, ~
Master of Trausportatioa C,mS.,, s,.,,-
November 90. 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-09

Cooler aad clNudier: There is no pss OF
talking" ssid New Haven woman. "Evsry
t'ne move I vow I'll never move npain'
but such neighboE "a get 10 with Seems
though they grow worse" "Indsed." replied
friend. Perhaps you take tho worst
nsisabnr with you when you move." An
oppressive atmosphere prevails in that ricip>
itJ.-Neac HdUen Reqisier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-09
Western Maryland 3. q.

1Akias Eg,et Tbursdny, Dec. ], 1881.
Baltimore Tiras.)
LEAVE HAGERsTowN.
Daily except Sunday,
o'os A. NJ: hsItin.buTg Ez press-arriy.
''"O ana 10 IS A. NJ. and 45P. ~. FerEIr:
Q IN mont and intermediate poipt,
~ A'i-Hrri'iHS at Baltimore SIS
ARRIVE AT BAGERsTowN.
7''' A. NJ, and 30 and 5.56 p. n. From, rs..
NINA mont md intermediate points
A. n '-isH'iDs Baltimore at Els
no.! MaaFosi n sE1psoss-i.avisg s.i,i-
). d. HOOD. General H,,.z
6.e a. SShisWoLD, GenI TieEe. Agent
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CoTsuSPrToN-To ProveEt night sxeats. TO
ease the cough aod arrest tinn a d dociirn
40 ets.r form a. NAL. or medicine can possibly
sIshI W ALI HlITEas This crizips SutrisHt
sad Tonis is rich 10 nouri.hm..t Srd .tr.nS,I
~ hs'h the patient ever thu most cri.;ceis,ssss.f
SossAss, d'Eests AID hssiEnilst ea the faod e,-
ea Hns purihes the blood. Il builds up tho
s gsen o. 'si'nuistinE iatO life tie entire
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-09

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-09

AINIsTER's GaATTrUD..-Dr. Hartman
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