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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
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EALL RIVER LINE
TALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON and the EAST vI4 Newport ana Fan River.
EearpearanDc 81 the elegant steamers
BkI~fOl. and PROV uENCE
fof the spuus ana summer
FARE ONLY s3 TO BOSTON
Cor --LuLlt,.l LLrh.ta

for LIutei tickets
steamers leave New-I aaiy sunday. incinied at
u u y MURRAY 20
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY n Z.
BEOOkIYN al 4.iJp No. Tickets and Staieroou' may br
secured 40 principal hotels and ticket oillrs a.
OH, Once o. ri ri, -. and u steamer,
E0rptN a LOEIIL GEORGE L. Common.
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6rales, feHoers, etr.
J = CONOyER a CO. Ann,
NfANTFA C'TI RERS or AhIl7ltS tfsA 10,
FENDERs AND OPEN FlkEPl-AthS,
,TnTROSS FIRE IRONS. PLAQUES. &C
urftFssT INFO RI RS OF ALL NJ 10 Or TILES
G4bl-~i HAVE REMOVED 10
o. xvESI' .5sI--T AND2l IVES 22D-SE
Braucl. 3oN Csnal-st
Estimates given 10 architect, anu nuAsaer~
VISIT Is SOliClLAD.
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NORWICH LINE

y OkN III LINE 49,.
Far. rrucrf Limited ticars 60 Df'n. g. % Oi-t'lct -
fheu-S Iron steamer ,....
CITY Of WOHCE-I ER,
the most elr- lIt p % L1' SOlal an
thc laFOrtc Ga J 'f h''iD-'f.
leave PIER 4r fer TOO. Il - ti--', next p'i
nDove .bro-se-s Ferry kcrpf -ul lays a. in
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Gf.1nboa!s 1nN n1ilrJ1>5.

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
- and ST jobs leave pier 81 North River foo; ~
Cannl-sL. every WEEK DAY HtG D. connecting Of Al
bany 9undav morning eNceDe with trains north. west
AMI cas-. ~theruom. warmed.
Excursion tickets 10 Albany aud good 30 days,s %
IS. IRfI L. President.
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Tcftures ano Meetlncs.

OF CHRIST,
ssth-st. near broadway.
Preaching morning and evening by
The Rev q X ~ Lkk. Of LOu.syllie. ky.
COME AND HEAL AlG.
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DluLei. 20 .. n.
breakfast. = t0 % q ia
Train arrives o. g. h,aIo every d.y Al Ia.lo e. ia
REA F.AI -tL
me smoking maze Tor tbs tilin "eH 1Dr eies9' VI
D. r. il
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DEATHS.

-DIED IN CALIFORNIA. Miss Mary
Moran, the Youngest daughter Of Mrs.
Rebecca A. Moran, died at the Windsor
House, Oakland, California, on Monday
last She was in her 18th year, and had
gone with her mother 10 the delightful
climate OF the Golden State several years
ago for the benefit Of her health. Mrs.
Moran has many friends and relatives here
IN Madison. who will deeply sympathize
with her in this last great sfiliction.-
Richmond REGISTER.
The disease with which the young lady
died was Consumption, Of which her faith
er and six brothers and sisters have also
died Mn. Moran, has, indeed, drunk
deeply Of the bitter cup.
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a Good wor5 for scoUHe.


To say that the newspaper press has be-
come an engine Of tremendous power in
the land would be simply giving ulterance
10 a truism. That the press, in the main.
Yields this power with judicious discrim-
nation, il fact which we believe, and
from which we hope for grand results.
But, that the press sometimes forgets IL
potency asd its mission. and instead Of
forming and guiding wholesome public
sentiment, becomes a time-serving machine
an echo Of the false theories and insane
clamors Of the unr,asoning and irrespon-
sib'e rabble, is also fact, and Of sad sig
ni6cance. In illustration Of this | may
point to a scene now being enacted ut the
nations Capital. There stands man
arraigned for fearful crime, on trial for
his life. The execrations Of the nstion
are heaped upon his head; the voice OF the
nation demands his blood; the energies Of
the nation are enlisted tn secure his con-
domination. Legal talent, willing witness.
es, dogmatic experts, political sspirsnts,
official power and implying vengeance
are srrayed and sworn to compass his de-
structlon. Never, perhaps, in the history
Of criminal jurisprudence was a parallel
case presented. Never stood al the bar
criminal 30 destitute Of sympathy, so soil.
tary in his extremity, so uni~ersally con-
demnsd, 40 utterly unfriended. A single
feeble arm alone is raised to stay the rush
ing tide Of ruin. A single voice is heard
amid the cadences Of the storm 10 plead
for mercy. A single brain labors earnest
ly and increasingly 10 cast of the meshes
in which the helpless victim struggles
Without the hope Of reward, without the
aid Of friendly counsel, without a kindly
look Of sympathy or word Of encourage
ment, bearing the additional burden Of
obloquy, he patiently encounters all, en-
dures all, sacrifices ALL in fidelity to his
graceless, thankless client. His, methinks,
is the only relieving figure in all this dark
picture Of crime aud retrbution. Will no
voice be raised TO do him honor? Leoni-
das offered himself for his country, but his
country was there to prof by, and praise
the deed. Quintus Curtius threw himself
into the chasm to rescue Rome from peril;
but Rome applauded and immortslized
the act. Tell de6ed his country's tyrant,
but Switzerland recorded his patriotism in
a chronicle of blood. But there is some
thing peculiarly sublime in the lonely
heroism, the mistaken fidelity, the hope
less sacrifice, the steadfast self-sbnegation
with which Scovile stands, the only adj
vocate, among his country's millions, for
the friendless prisoner. Let the result be
what it may, surely the faithful defender
under such circumstances a. these, meriti
and will in time receive the mead o
praise, the tribute Of admiration Obscure
unknown, unused to the scenes and sur
roundings amid which he is thrown, h
has borne himself with dignity, proprie
ty and efficiency seldom equaled, nevel
excelled
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Local NOTICES

NEW and full stock Of Clocks at Penny
A McAlister'a
TIMOTHY and Clover Seed for sale by
Asher Owsley.
HANILros SrGEL PLows always on
hand Al A. Owsley's.
Bro STOCK Of Champion Barb Wire on
hand al A. Owsley's.
CHoicE, Fresh and Fine Candies, at
MoRoberta n Stagg'..
Buy Louisville Headlight Oil, i75
test, from Penny &MoAlister.
WArcHEs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny a MoAlisler
wEsr VIRcrSiA HEAD.uoHr on, %
cents q gallon, at McRobsrts 4 Stage
Qua stock Of Drugs, Paints, Oils and
Nsrnishes. is complete in every respect.
Mcltoberls \ Stage.
A FINE line Of Toilet Soaps, Perfumsry,
Hair, Nail, Tooth and Clothes Brushes,
very cheap. al Penny a McAlisters.
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Ma. W. d. McRoBERrs has gone TO
Louisville on business.
Miss LucY GRAY, Of Louisville, l.
visiting Mrs Geo. n. Bruce.
Mrs =. C. Trueheart after an illness
Of two weeks, !. again at her post.
MRS. Lou GRANT, Of Lancaster, has
been visiting the Misses Richards.
MIS-. FLoREScE EsrEs Of Middle
burg. is gnest Of Mis. sallie Penny.
Mn. AND Mrs. RoB'r. BARNETT. Mrs.
=. G. Butt and Miss Bette Butt honored
Us with a call yesterday.
Ma G. W. GuSNEIs. Of Albany, KY
passed through STAFFORD, last Saturday, en-
route to the West, where he intends loea-
ting.
We are indebted 20 It. John Scott, Of
the regular army, now stationed in Wyom'
ing Territory, for copy Of Bill Nyes fun
ny paper the Boomerang
Ma J. II. TiSsLEY, of Barbourville
late the very excellent Commonwealth
Attorney Tor his District passed back
Saturday, FROM visit 10 Frankfort
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THE NEWSPAPER
ABLE. NEwSY,
GOOD. CHEAP
Weekly Courier Journal.

THE COuRIKR-JOUREAL, (fenry water
son, EdiiOr) is, by circulation aud reputation,
the Acknowledged Represeafaftue hecspdpsT OF the
south As a reliable and valuable newspaper, u
has no superior In this country or In the world
M makes earnest, vigorous war on Protective Tar
hi Robbery and Mormon Polygamy-two evils that
blight the prosperity and morality Of the United
states ID Il able, bright aud newsyi eonlalhs sne
strongest editorials, the mort complete summary
81 the news Of the world, the best Geographic aud
general correspondence. full turf and stsek re-
ports market reports, fashion reports, lAlmage.s
sermons spleDdid original serial stories aud novel
cites poetry depaI tment for children, answers 70
correspondents etc, ete.i In word, every thing
10 make Il delight 10 the amily circle, ana IN
valuable 10 the man OF business, the farmer the
snecimen copies and full descriptive premium
circulars will be sent fee Of charge 10 any one on
application. Subscription terms, postage uee'
are for Daily, sl2; Sunday, VI Weesly, si.o sl
ANY one sending Tour yearly subscribers ana az
dollars, will be entitled 10 an extra copy o. ths
Weekly COurier-J Ournal one year, nee 70 any al
arsss. Address W n HALDEMAN
President C0urier-JOurnal Co, Louisville. KY
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RELIGIOUS.

ED. J. G Livingston will preach at
Halls Gap next Sunday at IL An.
A petition has been gotten up at Bow
ling Green, asking Mr. Barnes to come to
that place after he leaves Louisville.
AT Rev. Geo. o. Barnes meetings
Sunday, there were 06 confessions,
three restorations, and II we're anoinIed.
MIR Kimball, the church "debt raiser
assisted in freeing l75 churches from in.
cumbranoes. The largest amount he wrest-
led with successfully was on the Memorial
Presbyterian Church, New York City
REV. DIR. Robinson's), $4,000.
In our opini on, after hearing him
preach eight or ten times, Evangelist
Barnes Is the sanest as well as the most eff
iective preacher Of modern times. He ID
freer from taking on airs or Wanting sell
than any popular speaker we ever knew OF
heard.-[Louisyille Democrat.
The Rev. Dr. John Seely Stone, a
well.known theologian of the Episcopal
Church, died ON Friday, m Cambridge
Mass, aged eighty-seven years. lie con
tribuled important publications to the liz
erature of the Church, and in 1867 Wal
elected Professor and Dean Of the Faculty
in Cambridge.
Rev. j. NJ. Bruce was called over Il
Garrard Sunday, to preach the funeral o
Miss Bland, the murdered woman, and, o
curse, missed his appointment here. w
learn that il was his intention 10 have an
nouneed his acceptance Of the Pasiorsbil
of the Baptist Church for another year, ia
which event he will give up the MI. Salem
charge, aud preach here aud at Crab Orch
ard.
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"A bill has passed the Ho use imposing
fine Of from 500 to $50 on sny minor
who should obtain liquor by misrepresent-
ing his age. The liquor men complain
that they are punished for selling liquor
TO minors when il is the fault Of the minor.
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Mn. JEFF HALE says he killed a large
snake while on his way to town Saturday,
which was lively enough to attempt to bite
him. The statement ia not supported by
eorroborsting evidence, and the public can
believe il or not, a. il sees proper.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-24

J. T. HARRIS. at the Stanford Market
House, will sell the best Of Beef Steak and
Roast at 81 cents per h., and all other
thing. in his line, in proportion. Every
thing warranted the very best
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FIRE. - About 10 o'clock Thursday
night Hon. John $. Owsley discovered
that his barn was on fire. He rushed 10
the building where he was soon joined by
those Of his neighbors who had been at.
traoled by the blaze, but the flames had
gotten such Roadway that it was impos'i-
bic to save any thing, not even the stock
within, and in few moments the roof fell
in. Besides the building, which cost about
$1,000, ten head Of thoroughbred calves, a
mule, 200 barrels OF corn, lot Of o,ts, hay,
harness, &c, was burned, causing a loss OF
at leas; s. 900, upon which there il no in
sursnce. 1t il supposed that it was acct
dentally set on FIRE by tramps, who had
gone IN the barn to spend the night, as the
whole Of the inside was burned out before
the flames hurst through the roof
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-24

VIZ hear Of numerous candidates that
have announced themselves in the last day
or 20, but Of course We can't take hear-say
for H. Al IS bill will tell the tale.
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Mr.. w. T. GREEN writes US to say that
his wife was Miss Garrard, daughter Of
Gen. 7. T. Gsrrsrd OF Clay. instead Of Mise
HaRgArd, a. was reported TO u.s.
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THE personal effects Of james Wilmot,
the suicide and murderer Of his family, are
advertised in another column to be sold on
February ID
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PAY UP.-All those indebted to u,
either by note or account, are requested To
come forward and pay their accounts by
February lat 1882. Our books will be
found at our old stand, which is now occu.
pied by Robt. 5. Lyle. MeAlisier &
Lytle
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-24

LINCOLN county drew during the last
fscal yesr S5,i3i 40 Of the white school
fund, and but s516 a. Of the colored.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-24

Zoos are scarce In this market at Is
cents, and 40 IL butter al the same price.
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WV ApyERTIsEnEyrs.

xLTAHTED- The ladies' 10 know that Mrs J
w NJ. Lind will romain few days longer At
the ~ Asaph Hotel. VIII cut and A. patterns 10
actual measurement.
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MEssRs. DouGHERrY & HYDE, Carriage
Makers, tell the public in another column
about their business. This firm boasts the
best carriage trimmer ever in Stanford,
and when il sends out jlb the buyer can
rest assured that he is getting has full
moneV'g worth
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ROSE COTTAGE FOR SALE

My business teiAg West, offer for sale rent
my residence in the suburbs OF stanford, on SOM
erset street-new brick house Of We rooms, porch
e. pantry cellar, cisteTn, and all necessary out
buildings. 1he Improvements are all new and
convenient Call at the premises, OF address
W.. n. ANDERSON,
il-eot-im Harper City, Kausas.
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ID. LAFAYETTE GREEE was yesterday
adjudged lunatic in Judge Browns
Court, and ordered to the asylum at Anch
orage. The doctors think that his loss OF
mind is attributable TO a severe lick that
that he got on bis head in 1869, during a
row with Forepaugh's circus, at Huston
villa
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THE largest and happiest crowd that
has attended the Rink for some time, was
present Friday night, and the liveliest
kind Of skating was kept up till 10 o'clock,
at which time the Valley Cornst Band
gave way TO a colored string band OF Dan
willie, and in a faw moments the merry
skaters were transformed into the still
merrier dancers. This part Of the pro-
gramme had been arranged during the
day, in honor Of the several young ladies
visiting here, bu, i, was equally as enjoy
able as II il had been gotten up with great
er elaboration and at 1880 A. NJ, when the
party disbanded, there was q general eT.
preston that It had been a most delightful
eyening
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A DECIDED change occurred in the
weather Saturday night and Sunday the
polar wave seemed to have come TO a stand
still in this region. The thermometer
went down into the twenties, and the wind
was as biting as the first fall frost. II was
perfectly clear, the first day of the kind
since last year
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-24

McRoBERrs 4 STAGE take the lead in 8
cent Cigars
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TIE name Of the brave little boy who
stopped the passenger train on the L. Il \
The other day, between here and Shelby
City, thereby preventing il from running
into landslide, is MARTIN SHERIDAN,
a son Of John Sheridan, section hand
The X. r. Company owes him pension.
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A NEW stock II Champion Steel Pillow.
At w. II. Higgins
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FREsH bolted meal at MoAlister 4
n...kst.
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HOMEMADE Flax Linen at Robt S.
Lytle'a
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Our Lancaster correspondent gives an
account Of another horrible murder in Gar.
rard. The devil seems to have been turn
ed loose again in that county.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-24

NEW HAMnuRos opened yesterday at
Robt s. Lyile's
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THE question Of building a turnpike
from here to Preachersville, is being agi-
tated, and bill has been introduced in
the Legislature authorizing the county TO
subscribe $500 per mile towards it, The
length Of the pike, II started from here
would be seven miles, and six il from the
Junction, and il is estimated that il can be
built for 81 900 per mile. The people
along its proposed line are very anxious
for IL, several Of them proposing to make
a mile each for the $500 to be gotten from
the county.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-24
LOCAL MATTERS

IsvrsIpLE Hair Net. at Robt. S, Lyle
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ASorHER FIRE.-The store house and
contents OF Mrs. L. j. Faulkner n Co., 1T
the Junction Of the Somerset and Kings
Mountain roads. we're entirely consumed
by fire, Thursday night As there had
been no FIRE in the building for two days,
there Is no doubt that it was set on 6 re,
but by whom, has not yet heen found out.
Col NJ. Howard, who was the Company in
the 6rm, tells us that the loss. building
and stock, il in the neighborhood Of 81
400, but there is 81 900 insurance on the
stock, and $500 on the building.
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New HAMnURos opened yesterday at
Robt s. Lyile'.
A NEW stock n Champion Steel Plow-
at W. II. Higgins
McALIsrER 4 BRIoHr have 10000
pounds Of choice Family Flour for sale.
LINCOLN county drew during the last
fscal yesr s5,43i 40 Of the white school
fund, and but S5l6 a. Of the colored.
Our Lancaster correspondent gives an
account Of another horrible murder in Gar.
rard. The devil seems to have been turn
ed loose again in that county.
The BOYLE COUNTY PRIMARY. In res.
ponse to our enquiry. Cot Thoma. iels-
graphed Ne last night, that Lee was chosen
at the Democratic primary for candidate
for County Judge; shumate for Jailer; c.
7. Walker, for Assessor, in the contested
races. The other candidates had no oppp-
sition, and Of course were made the nomi.
nees A very large vote was polled.
ONE ordeal thst job never suffered was
60 try 10 edits aper with his head, breast,
eyes, ears aud nose chuck full Of Geld, else
be would have surely "cussed few lines"
The writer has undergone all the trials,
vsSaiions, pains aud inconvenience Of
sue b cold for the last three days, and he
therefore humbly asks that the short COM
ings Of this issue be kindly forgiven.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT yesterday, Roy
5. Beszley,son Of Mr.. A. Beazley caught up
a gun and ran TO shoot a hawk. lie threw
the weapon over bis shoulder, holding
Il by the muEzle, when IL went Of, tearing
two fingers nearly OF his left hand DR..
Peyton was called and ampuiated the
hanging members, the little and third
fingers This is another warming sgainst
the careless handling Of weapons, but Il
will not be needed.
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DEPOT ST, STANFORD, KY,
PUBLIC SALE
-OF The
Finest Farm in Lincoln Go.

Lincoln Circuit Court. National Bank Of stan
ford &c. vs. Isaac shelby, Jr.,6e. In Equity.
Pursuant TO a Judgment rendered IN this cause al
the October term, 1851, OF the Lincoln Circuit
the undersigned Commissioner will,
ON MONDAY, FEB. o, Iss2,
County Court day, between the hours of y A. N.
and 3 p NJ, before the COurt-HOuse door In stan
ford, Ky, sell 10 the highest and best bidder
Arcadia" the Farm Of Col. Isaac shelby, Jr,
consisting Of
About Five Hundred Acres
Offertile sHd splendidly improved land, situate
IN Lincoln county, near the Junction OF the l.. A
NJ and Z. 5. RAilWays This is one Of the nnest
farms ia Central Kentucky, The sale is made TO
satisfy a Judgment In favor Of he National Bank
OF stanford, which, principal, interest aud costs,
will aggregate on day OF sale the sum OF s2a'OyA2A
TKRns.-Credit Of6 and 70 months, equal IN
slallments. Bond required with approved seeuri-
~, bearing 10 per cent from day OF sale, payable
10 Commissioners, aud having effect OF judgments.
A lien also retained. W. q. WELtHs
January Is, 1881 Master Comr L. T. T.