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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-03
Letter from Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. LIST.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. LIST.
Editor hterior Journal
The race for the Legislature in the
9th and 9Th wards between Henry Clay and
Isaac Palmer Caldwell is exciting the
wsrmest interest throughout the city and
will be desperately contested election day.
Caldwell is backed by a powerful political
syndicate who will add big sum Of mon
ey, it is said, to their personal hatred, to
defeat Clay, who is handling the admins
trations Of Mayors Baxter and Jacob with
out gloves. Clay is the nephew Of Mr..
Jacob, but Caldwell, il is stated is to be the
Mayors son-in.law. Ten thousand dol
lars, il is rumored, will be spent by the
combination" to down Clay, who has no
means but is as game as Spanish lighting
cock. II money were left on. Of the fight
he would win with "hands down." The
two young men have been speaking
throughot the district and large crowds
gather TO hear them. There is heavy bet.
ting on the result. The other cuniesis for
the Legislature and Senate are compare
lively tame.
Fifteen thousand people passed through
the turn-stiles Of the Exposition on this, the
opening day. They seemed to be greatly
pleased with the Presidential party and
Arthur's dignifed and county bearing and
cheered his speech enthusiastically. Sher-
idan the famous dumpy little trooper was
loudly called hut could not be induced to
talk. Secretary Lincoln came in for good
ly share Of attention and won everybody by
his modest, manly bearing. lie was called
upon by his aunt, the widow Of Gen. Ben.
Hardin Helm, Of ElizAbethtown, who was
his mothers half sister. Senator BAysId
and Perry Belmont were Of course favor
ties with the crowd. The party was hand
somely entertained in the evening by the
Pendennis Club.
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indicted me in three cases, also three 9th.
or men In the county for the same thing,
he having deceived them also A. 10 HE
age. The other gentlemen we're Fletcher
Alstott, Taylor Peyton and Mr.. Lucas, who
IL now in Texas attended Court ready
10 20 into trial whether Brown was there
or not, a. intended to invalidate his ies.
timony. file did not appear and witness
testified that he had left the State. Com
monwealth's Attorney Warren having no
authority TO summon a witness outside the
State, fled the indictments away, for which
paid aim not single cent, a. Mr.. War
ren will state, notwithstanding the charge
Of Capt Boone that had paid him $50.
The fellow, Brown, stands indicted in sew
eral cases for carrying concealed weapons
and would have been indicted for other
worse ohenses had he not fed the State.
He was arrested for disturbing religious
worship and was fined $50 for the offence
and while on his way TO jail made his
escape and has not since been heard OF.
This is the manner Of man who indicted
me, and the public can decide on the mer.
iis Of the cases.
Capt. Boone holds up his hands in holy
horror because | have dealt some in whis-
Ky. Granting that / have, / submit that il
lie fully as honorable as 10 drink and then
refuse to pay for IL. | am authorized by
Mr. w. w. Tomkins, Of Danville, and
Mr. Clay Powell, Of HuslonvilIe, to say
that Capt. Boone Is considerably indebted
To them for liquor drank by him and that
they are unable to get cent from him in
pay. That he should run whisky accounts,
when few years ago he was such an ar
dent temperance orator may sound little
odd, but facts are sometimes az strange az
fiction.
In regard to sabbath.breaking, it is an
established fact that keep the most order
ly house in the county and that l do not
sell whisky to any body on Sunday.
The election will come of in a few days
and 1 propose to carry seven out Of eight
precincts in Casey, with a majority in the
county Of 400. If"my party is ashamed of
me" and l can beat Capt. Boone so badly in
my own county, will not the gallant Cap.
tain reflect on what beautiful predica-
ment he would have been in had the party
put up man they were not ashamed Off
regret the necessity which calls for this
card, but when DO appear in print, new
err hide behind NV. H. B." or any other
assumed initials, but sign my name in full,
+. d. RIGNEY,
or Casey County.
Stanford, Ky, Aug. I'd.
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Yer Low Rates.

DURING the continuance of the South
ern Exposition, at Louisville. Ky, (com-
mencing August lst, and continuing 100
days., the Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road will cell Excursion Tickets from any
Of lis stations TO Louisville at one fare for
the round trip. These Tickets will be ON
sale every day, from l.. & N. stations and
will be good 10 days, allowing ample time
to visit the Greatest Exposition ever held
in the South, and second only to the Gen.
tennial al Philadelphia.
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Personal.

-MRs. Betsy WILLIAMS, aged 20 old,
was stricken by paralysis this week.
-MRs. STEPHEN BURoH has gone to
Georgetown, To attend the Glass Martin
nuptials.
-DR. X. NJ. NuESELLEY, Of winches-
ter, is visiting bic brother. and sister in
this vicinity.
-MlssEs MACK AND CLoE LOGAN, Of
Hustonville, are visiting their cousin, Miss
Annie Logan.
Mas. On. L. =. HUFFMAN and Mics
Mary Alcom have gone to Crab Orchard
Springs for a season.
Coz. W. q. WEIGH, II. c. Warren,
Esq, aud Hon. q. A. LAckey, went down
10 get peep at President Arthur.
-MEssRs HARVEY J. McRonEKrs.
JohnJ. Bright and d. ,. Rout are In At
tendance at the Harrodsburg Fair.
MAJ. +. d. RIosEY, our standard bear.
or In the Senatorial race, Was here yester.
day, looking like a man who was sure Of
success.
Miss RosE X. RIoHARps left yesterday
for Jackson, Ky, where she will take
charge Of the music department in jackson
Female College.
Mis-. G.. l.. HoLaEs and children, Of
MiddlsbuV, lef, for Milwaukee, via,
Tuesday, TO be gone several weeks, for the
benefit OF her health.
Ma. CHAs. A. REDD, in, and sister,
Miss Jael Redd, Of Mt. Vernon are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hayden. Mr..
Redd IL negotiating for the purchase Of
Mr.. H.s farm.
In THE big crowd at Halls Well are
Misses Bette aud Annie Harris, Eliz, En-.
gleman, Mr.. and Mrs. George Engleman,
Nj. and Mrs George Bright. Mrs. Robi
McAlis.sr and Miss Cornie Cooper.
-DR. P.W. LOGAN has returned from
New York. whittier he went 10 perfect his
study Of Catarrh. lie will leave with his
family for Knoxville on the ed, much 10
tho regret Of bis friends all over the ooun.
~.
Col I. 4 MoRRow passed Wednesday
en- route TO Lancaster lie expressed him
sef a. greatly pleased with the Kind treat.
nient he had received from the democrats
during full canvass Of the State. Moth.
ing unpleasant had occurred during the
canvass, which had been made on high
principles and he almost regretted that il
was about TO close. The Colonel is gen.
tleman and man who conducts himself as
such will always be treated with respect
And kindness.
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Notice Of Incorporation !
Crab Orchard Educational So
cieiy.

!. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned.
s.A. Middleton, w. I. Il. white, II. IA. BrOnaugh
J. ID. fettus, VIM. Stewart W. H. Dillon, j. w.
AloOIn, W. \. Anderson and james Rice, have
this day, under Chapter 81 Of the General Statutes
Of Kentucky, associated themselves together and
become ineorparat ed under the corporate name OF
Grab Orchard EducaiiOaal society" with their
principal place Of business at Crab Orchard. Lin
coin county, Ky.
z. The general nature Of the business 10 be Trans
acted Is the establishments aud maintenance OF
school for the ed ueat0n OF children OF both sexes
al Crab Orchard, Lincoln cOanty, Ky.
.. The amount OF capital stock shall be 81 500,
10 be paid IN upon such terms and la such Install
ments as the Board OF Trustees may pre- scribe af-
ter 80 days notice and amer q 500 snail have been
subscribed.
4. The corporation shall commence this date,
the articles VI Incorporation having been hled ia
the once OF the COuntV Court CLERK OF Lincoln
county aud sh an Terminate Is wears IRON, dats.
8. The Affairs Of the corporation are 10 be con-
Quoted ~ Board Of nine trustees, elected by the
snarehOldersi one Of said Trustees selected BY
themselves 10 he President thereof The Trustees
shall be elect cd annually on the hrst saturday Ia
the month OF June, and the hrst election shah BE-
held GA the nrsi Saturday In June, 1854, until
which time the inc0rpOratOrs shall shall act az a
board Of Trustees, with authority 10 exercise the
powers conferred BY the articles Of the iucorpora-
uOn.
y. The highest amount Of indebtedness OF liabil-
ity 10 which sail corporation shall at any time
subject itself shall mol exceed 81 90.
2. The private property Of the menlbers VI said
cor pofation shall be exempt from he eorporate
n IL. Bk0GAOGH, "a. MIDDLETON,
W. H. DILLIOH, WT.B. White
n. ANDERSON, JAMES RICE.
l6s-n J. W. ALc0RN.
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LsR Iochl rlMf clsO.
lOcAL NorIcrs.

Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAliHler.
Mos Stock Of birthday cards at Penny n
McAlisler's.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc
Roberts a stagg's.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
n MoAlister sole agents.
WArCHEs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
aud warranted by Penny n McAlister.
0IvES up that MoRoberts n slsgg make
the best Soda Water in the world. Try IL.
MACHINE On, which will neither heat
nor gum, 60 cents per gallon. Also extra
strained lard oil al Mckoberls a StagR's
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NorIcE the advertisement Of Mrs Pau
line Breck, which appears in another col.
umn. She will open day school for girls
in the Crab Orchard Springs buildings Oct.
lat. and will he sssisied by competent
corps Of teachers Miss Breck is daugh-
ter Of DR.. Brock, the distinguished Presby-
tsrian divine, aud ia a lady Of rare educS-
ton and accomplishments.
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These are Solid facts.

The best blood purifier and system regulator
ever placed within the reach Of suffering humans
~, truly is Electric Bltters. Inactivity Of the
Liver, Biliousness, Jaundcs, Constipation, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease OF the urinary organs. or
whoever requires an appetizer tonic or mild
stimulant, will always ind Electric Bitter the
best and only certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunded Sold at SOC a
bottle by Penny A McAlister.
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NOTICE

The date printed with your name
on the label shows the time to which
your subscription has been paid. II
It does not read Aug. 3. SO. or some
future date. you are in arrears and
would confer favor by forwarding
the money for another years sub.
scription. We must establish the
cash.in- advance system.
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RuckLan's Arnlcn SnLre.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world. War
ranted to speedily cure Burns. Bruises Cuts Ul-
GERS, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles.
Chilblains, COrns, letter. Chapped Hands aud all
skin eruPtons, guaranteed 10 cure in every in-
stance, or money refunded, A positive cure for
Piles. 25c per hox. For sale by Penny A MEAL
iafaI
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Articles Of Incorporation
MCKINNEY CEMETERY GO.

1. ID. y. Jones, q. 4. Mckinney and X L. Tan
ner have associated themselves together as an in
corporatod company tor the purpose of buying,
managing and controlling cemetery TO be located
about one aud one half miles from Mckinney on
the Mddleburg turnpike.
2. The general nature Of the incorporation shall
be the purchase and improvement Of grounds for
cemetery purposes and the sale OF burial lots there
In.
3. The amount OF capital stock is 10 be not leas
than three hundred dOlla' =, $500, 10 be paid in
whenever requested by the directors.
4. The incorporation shall commence on the "a
day Of July 1855.
o. The affairs Of the Incorporation are to be con-
Quoted by three directors, the first election Of
whom shall be held the 7th day OF July 1888 and
thereafter the directors are 10 be elected on he
hrst Monday In July in every ifih year. the elec-
lions TO be made by the shareholders Of the stock
company.
Q. The Incorporation is not 10 incur any in
lars.
Of S25 INV
$ Private property is to be exempt from eorpO-
rate debts. ID. n. JONES,
a.. n. RhINNEY,
iol-iw N. Il. TANNER.
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You've men, you now have chance 10
elevate one Of your number. Show that
you appreciate the situation by going 10
the polls and working early aud late for
the gallant young democratic nominee,
Thos. p. Hill, Jr.
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THE Casey County Teachers Institute
will begin in Liberty on the "a Monday in
August, to continue Eve days. Prof w.
@, GrinsteAd, will be the conductor.
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THE Hustonville telephone told last
night that J. w. Allen sold his desirable
town property, just east Of Peacock drug
store. to J. +. Ryan, who will build nice
business house and dwelling.-F. NJ. Vow
ell is getting out plans for building 10 be
erected on his lot on the west side Of the
Bank. The first stsrY will be business
house and the upper an entertainment
hall
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InE officers Of the election will place US
under obligations II they will forward us
the result Of their precincts Immediately il
Is 'Aceriained. We wish to givea full re-
port Of the vote Of the county next day Al.
ter election.
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LINCOLN MILLS are now running foil
capacity and filling some large orders. A
customer remarks that he is using the
best -four from these mills he has had for
i've year..
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SEVERAL light showers have fallen in
the last day or two, but the farmers say a
thorough wetting Of the ground is nscessa-
~ 10 insure fuldllment Of the late fiat
tsring promise for a big corn crop.
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School for Girls /!
Farm For Sale /!

Adjoining the town Of Bfaaio rdsville, Marion
county, Ky. eentainig no Acres OF we'll inl-
proved land; good twO-story dwelling and all Res-
eaaary outbuildings, good veil, orchard aud plen-
Also I22k Acre Of fim6sr Land, ~ miles from
address h. POOL.
ios-u bradiordsville, Ky.
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THosE indebted to me will confer IA
vor by calling and settling their sccounis.
! need the money and trust this little re-
quest will be needed II. G. Rupley.
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COMMENCING with To day the Lincoln
Mills will run night and day until it can
catch up with its orders, making over 100
barrels Of flour every "a hours.
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RICHMOND has two circuses NEXT week
and Bronston IL the hsppiest man that
eyer advocated local option.
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This Il 10 notify the putllc that Elections will
be held on the fsf Monday fu August merit
q follows In Walnut Flat, Tor Justice Of the
Peace 70 OIL yacancy, aud in same District for
trict for Constable 70 hll y vacancy.
i61-t .. n. MENEFEF, 3. l.. G.
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CARRIE srASLEY's superb Dramatic
Company, with full Brass Band and Orches.
ira, at Opera House sth, 9th and 10th Of
August.
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THE democrat who votes for Bobbitt is
weak'kneed one, il indeed his democra-
oy could be found even with search war
rant
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Col. MILLER says the X. G. il the cheap
eai road n the country TO ride on. For
one dollar he rode on II all day Tuesday
and only came from Richmond here. lie
go, on the imposition known as the mixed
train
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$. 3. MYERS keeps always on hand a
choice line Of groceries. which he Ia sell.
ing cheaper than ever for the cash.
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-BOurbon County
Agricultural Society

The 4Gth Annual Fair Of the Bourbon County
Agricultural Society will be held at Paris, Ky,
beginning september 9th and continuing FIVE days.
", 200 In Premiums. New stand I New Stables
One Of the best half.mle Tracks In the STATED In
al diion TO the regular class rings for stock there
viii be two trots each day. Location OF grounds
all that could he desired-accessible iromi. all
points by rail Floral Hall with its usual attrac-
tons. The Kentucky Central Railroad and branch
es will run special trains at excursion rates En-
trance 70 purses close August 9Th. For partcu-
lars, address the Secretary.
J. W. FERGUSON, President
W. A. PARKER, Secretary. lost
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FoR sALE. A handsome residence
VIII sell very cheap. W. Craig, Stanford
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THE Second Nine Of Lancaster came over
and played the Third Nine OF Stanford,
Tuesday aud got left. The score stood 81
IN 20
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CALI and see the new patent foot rests
FOR rocking chairs, the most delightful
thing out D. X. wearen.
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OUR last appeal is Go to the polls and
vote for Maj. Rigney, Tom Hill and the
democratic State Ticket.
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BEAS and shorts mixed, $3.50 per ton
AT the Lincoln Mills.
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5. s. MYERS keeps the choicest line Of
teas 10 be found ia this market.
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NJ. DAWSON HUoHEs' paper improves
With each issue. The last number was espe.
cially creditable.
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THE mangled body Of a man, who after.
wards proved TO be Fred slarkey, was
found near Williamsburg Tuesday. IL
is claimed by some that he was drunk and
laid down on the track, and by Others that
be was murdered and placed on il to cover
up the crime.
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MfssRs. HUI AND BoBBErr we're at
Jacksonville yesterday but did not make
speeches. Bobbitt had an appointment
there but as Hill was not expected, there
wss no turn out. The west end takes no
stock in the east ends wind bag.
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FREsH car salt, lime and cement Al,
Bright a Currans.
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HAVING sold out my stock Of saddlery
and harness, ! am anxious to close up my
accounts and would be obliged IL all in.
debied TO me will settle at once. Peter
IIamton.
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HASDsoMEsr line Of Qusensware and
Glassware In town at Bright a Currans. 1.
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GERMAN MILLET at bottom figures
Bright n Curran.
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Ma. ISAAC STEWART, Of Mt Vernon,
sends us a column card in reply TO the two
inch notice given him in our last issue by
our MI. Vernon correspondent. We have
not space TO spare for the remarkable pro.
duciion, but in order 10 do the fair thing,
We will give It's sist; lie calls Mr.. Fish a
mud'sline; lawyer without practice, una
BILE TO write an article without assistance
and possessing penehanl for Islander, all
Of which is irrelevant to the question at is
sue. II We were TO publish the card as
written, we know Mr.. Stewart would never
forgive US and we do not therefore intend
10 make lifelong enemy Of him.
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SINCE increasing my stock, ] am compell-
ed to call on you for a settlement. Please
attend % this Monday. w. Il. Hinrina
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We learn that one or two Of the would.
be radical bosses are trying To create the
impression that Hill is responsible for a
number Of articles that have appeared in
this paper, and that they will hold him to
account for them These sneaks know
that We, and We alone are responsible for
what is published in the editorial or local
columns Of the INTERNAL JOURNAL and
when they claim otherwise, they lie know
inglY, maliciously and cowardly.
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LOcAL MIXERS.

FaUT Jars and Cans at Bruce, Warren
a Cos.
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LIsooLs county people, especially inva.
lids, dysPePties and hearty eaters. will be
given special rate at old Rockcaslle
Springs during August. Careful attention
and wholesome diet given defeated candid
ates. Close connection with every train at
London. Good road and quick time.
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AFrERa long dearlh OF amusements, we
are glad TO say that the Carrie Stanley
Combination Of first class artists will break
the spell on Wednesday night, sih, play ing
also ON the 9Th and 10Th. The company is
composed Of is members, with full brass
band and plays such dramas a. miss Mul.
lin," "The New East Lynne" "Mliss,"
Camille" "Frou Fiou," Lady Audleys
Secret" &c. The troupe is highly recon.
mended and is no doubt very fine one.
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Sent dat,hIp ynttrioryourna

STAMFORD. KY.
Friday Morning, August 3. 1888