Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-28

"'''' ~ '"o tvll oOVhHi inh Htahuh,
Your account has been due two months.
Don't Wait for statement but come and set
tie at once, need the money. II. @.
Bright
SrEerAL Having sold out, /
wish all who owe me to come and settle
without delay. My business must be clos
ed mp. W. 7. Green.
DEAD.-A dispatch from Fort Worth,
Texas, announces the death on Friday Of
w. II james. formerly Of Crab Orchard,
and son Of Mrs. IIunley Singleton.
Tue hoist for changing the trucks Of
cars has at last been completed at Stan.
ford Junction and the first through car
from the X. G. came over Friday.
SERIOUSLY SHor-Y Yesterday afternoon
at Stanford Junction, while carelessly
handling a pistol, Mr.. Philip Potts, a
brakeman, was shot in the abdomen, from
the effects Of which he will likely die.
You may guess how hot il il here when
it'is told that an engine set ERE 10 grass
lot near Mrs. Helms Sunday, which
spreading came near resulting disasterous
ly but was fortunately put out in time
JuDoF w. r. CARSON has opened an
Office in the McRoberis house on Lancas.
ter street, and yesterday got 10 work on Of.
tenders. lie fined Bob Whitley $40 for
disturbing religious worship; Lair,
s. for drunkenness and VIM. Eubanks S.
FOR disorderly conduct.
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THISGs New AND OLD This is the IL
tie Of an unsectArian religious newspaper
which is being gotten out by this Office for
the Editor, DIR. J. W. Cox, pastor Of the
Christian Church here. II isa quarto 20x
20 and will be filled with matters Of the
deepest interest. The first number will
appear about Thnrsday next
VIZ sent out number Of gentle remind
ers 10 our Subscribers last week 10 which
We are proud to say many are promptly
responding. Two or three however, have
gotten mad and stopped their paper, but
We can spare them. A man who gets mad
when asked for an honest debt, they say, is
not honest at heart, and we prefer not to
have such men for subscribers.
ANOTHER sccident on the L 4 n. Is ad.
ded 10 the long lie. recently made. AT Leb-
anon Junction, Friday, pas senger train
ran into the rear end OF freight train,
Ben Clifford, the engineer, was slightly
hurt. David Kidd. the fireman, had his
left leg crushed so badly that amputation
was necessary, and received other Injuries
Sam Perry, negro tramp, who was steal
ing ride, was killed
THE Circus II Sundays business
didn't disgust the people with Camp meet.
ings and Sunday excursions, they must be
pretty far gone in the scale Of decency
Drunkenness, ribaldry and profanity held
high eagnival varied by few knock do WINS
and drawing Of pistols. The thing closed
yesterday, praise the Lord, and religious
people are unable 10 see the devilment
they are aiding by repetition Of these
worse than circnses, the law ought to take
the matter in hand.
ANOTHER PARDON. Governor has
pardoned young Faulkner, son ofCol J. X
Faulkner, who was with young Mock, Of
Boyle. charged with the murder Of Police
man Simpson at Danville. We suppose
the pardon Is about "a meritori0us as the
average one that the old fellow has ground
out, but as the Law presumed the young
fellow innocent until his guilt was proven,
his friends must have been doubtful about
his ability to show il, else why this haste
10 get Blackburn TO pass on the Gaze in
stead and before the courts?
JuDGE BLACKS Last
winter Judge J. NJ. Philips wrote to Judge
jeremiah s. Black, requesting his photo
graph and autograph. Yesterday he re.
ceived both from his daughter, Mrs. Rebek-
all Black HorDsby, who wrote that she
found them among his papers directed to
him, he doubtless being under the impres
sion that they had been mailed. Ga the
back Of the picture is "Your letter came al
the moment OF my departure. You will
never get what you want il | do not send
Il now, for the journey | propose is long
enough to keep me away for some time
Excuse lead pencil and left hand which
makes the autograph as bad as the photo
graph. | send you this with much pleas
ure because your letter is the most extray-
sgant ilattery in the neatest possible form. "
is b. March 18th, 1888"
SoANDAL.-For some time past, Bob
Whitley has had suspicious that his wife
and Elijah Baughman were more intimate
than persons bearing no closer relations
than they should be. Sunday night he
laid for them and found that his worst
fears were true. Aiming himself with q
pistol and hickory switch, he applied the
latter in lively manner to the back OF
his faithless bride until she made all sort
q a IA. a.