Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-07-10


June" and are hard 10 beat in size, beauty
and flavor
TmE Hustonvitle Fair Association has
secured at a tremendous expense the Val
ley Cornet Band Of Stanford TO furnish
music Tor the exhibition, which will be
on July 18th, 2Gih and 9th.
CHAMPION MACHINE REPAIRS i have
on hands such as are generally needed and
ifparties in need Of such repairs will call
on me, can frequently save them annoy
ing delays and expense. Geo. D. wearen.
AT Boundsione on Saturday night ne.
gro hagman named HAYWOOD Avery went
10 sleep on the track and was knocked down
twenty foot smbankment by the train he
wss sent to flag lie will in all probability
die.
Ma. r +. BonnIrr asks ne 10 say that
Pollard did not whip him, but on the con-
trary, he gave him very good threshing
for making false statements about him.
The trouble had nothing to do with voting,
he says.
TnE l.. a N. and X. g. Il. II. have made
G. d. Ayres their joint agent at the juno
tion, and the war is over. by the terms OF
the lease Of the Richmond Branch, the X
c, is bound to give the same freight rates
10 Louisville from all points along il as to
Cincinnati.
4 SLIGHT change in the schedule Of the
X. q. Il. Il. went into effect Sunday. The
mixed train now arrives at Stanford June.
tion at 1880 P. NJ. and leaves At 30 r, NJ.
The only change in the Cincinnati train is
that il gets here at $40 p NJ, 20 minutes
earlier than before.
LAST CALI.-All accounts due Chenault
Severance Il Co, are now in my haods fol
collection. / can be found until July Is
a, the store Of Elmiston q Owsley. Allr-
msining unsettled at this time will be
placed In the hands OF an officer for colec-
ton. mean all and will make no ex.
ceptiOn. L r. chenaull
Wa WOULD call the attention OF the City
Council to the fact that cnlveri across
Main street at its intersection with Mill Is
badly needed, IL we could get the ear Of
that sleepy body. Every time il rains the
whole square below is flooded, side.wal
aud all, when with small expenditure the
trouble could be remedied.
MARSHAL NEwLASD caught dozen or
so negro boys in an empty freight car Sun
day and brought them before acting Police
Judge, +. w. Brown, who fiaed them $40
each for trespass Considering that they
only went into the car to get ont Of the rain,
as they allege, this seems 10 be a little
rongher than the occasion demands
Ar THE suggestion OF the members Of
the new democratic county convention, the
State Central Committee has appoiueed Mr..
j. T.. Lynn, It's Chairman, Mr.. J. Z. Bal
ley, the Chairman nominated by the con
vention declining 10 serve. The other mem
bers Of the committee as appointed are T.
ID. Newlabd, John M. Johnson. J. J. New
land, John buchanan, J. NJ. Carter, +. NJ.
Vowel, Andrew Henry aud w.P. Walton.
OwIEo TO the improvements shortly to
he made in the First National Bank build
ingf the Masons will soon have TO give up
their lodge. 1t is therefore desired that a
full meeting be had ON the night of the lat
Monday in August, when the question Of
another lodge room will be considered; and
in the event there is no more interest shown
by the fraternity than heretofore, whether
il would not be best TO surrender the
charter.
MAN KnLED.-On Friday evening last,
Mr.. A. O. Watkins, manager of Mr.. L.
Zimmerman commissary department on
the c., q. X. Il N. r. r., shot and instant.
ly killed William Miller. The two men
were in caboose car and the killing oc-
CURED in Casey county, and to the author
titles there Mr.. Watson surrendered imme-
diately after the killing. His trial was fix
ed for yesterday. The cause Of the killing
appears to be an old grudge. Miller had
been selling whisky along the road and had
been ordered TO desist by Watkins. A
querrel ensued when they met Friday,
which resulted as above.