Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-06

| ""9 r"io avoht iofty o. MS rhearing Chair
to our best farmers here. They all say i
IL jas, what il needed in handling sheep.
IrsEEMs that j. p Doty IL just now IN
der an evil star. lie is in Jail here on sew
en- indictments, running from assault Il
robbery, having iust been admitted to bal
in Garrard after a sojourn 10 jail, charged
with highway robbery.
lr - likely that Lincoln will have a
colored aspirsnt for the legislature Geo
W. Gentry is being urged, we understand
by friends Of his own color and some 9th
ere, TO make the race. Well, Il il about
A. empty an honor as they could bestow on
him.
As ! expect TO be in the wool.trade thii
season, parties wishing TO cell will make il
10 their interest 10 see me. | want 1901 OO
pounds. Will have an agent in Lancas.
ter again this season. Will always b,
found at my Livery and Sale Stsble, Main
Street, Stanford, Ky. A. T. Nunnelly. See
advertisement
MoRroS's BIG which gave such sat
isfactory performance when here about a
year ago, appears at our Opera House to.
night or course every body who went
before will be sure to attend. Prices as
usual, IS, so and rs. Reserved seats al
the latter price, and can be had at the box
office and at MoIsoberts and Stages.
A CORRESPONDENT who is desirous Of
seeing himself in print, sends Us long
letter, the mos, important item Of which il
"Mr. SO and SO has sorted HE sweet pola.
toes" Now this is startling and sensation.
a, but a. our readers are not now paying
any especial attention TO that vegetable
We must decline for that, and many other
reasons too numerous TO mention" TO give
space to the production.
The Central Kentucky Medical Associ
alton will meet in Danvillc on Wednesday,
the 18Th Inst, At 10 o'clock A. NJ, sharp.
The opening paper will be read by DIR. A.
Il. Mckee, on "Anesthe,ics in Labor" DR..
II Brown, Chm Of Section, will report on
the Progress Of Practical Medicine, Pay
-iology and Medical Pathology" Those
having "voluniaries" will please make the
fact known 10 the Secretary, DR.. Steele
Bailey, before the hour Of meeting.
WHEN Mr. Barnes was in Norwich. Con-
necliout, he wrote a letter to this paper
telling Of the wonderful powers Of "Dr."
Sweet in bone setting, although an unedu.
Gated man so far as surgery is taught. Hon
L. J. McGibben, Of Harrison, saw this let,
ter, aud having suffered a long time, sent for
the Or" who II now at bis house. Col
Craddock, Of the True Kenhickian, who was
hurt by jumping of the cars, has also put
himself under his treatment. Advertising
pays, no matter how il Is accomplished.
THE Columbia Spectator has this to say
OF well-known character here: 30 X.
Hughes il the name Of one Of the thieves
arrested for horse stealing by Mr.. l.. b
Hurt, few days ago. He WAS born and
raised in Lincoln county About eleven
years ago be shot and killed a negro in
Stanford aud WAS sent 10 the penitentiary
for life, but after serving wear or two he
was pardoned by Gov. McCreAry. SINE
time affar Ia 90. ra1a.aal h. st,I. a k,....,,
and horse and was returned to the peniten-
tiarY for three years, and served until last
August when he made his escape, aud since
that time he has been roaming all over
the country" Mr.. Hurt took him back to
the penitentiary and got the usual $50.
CIRCUIT COURT has been principally oc-
cupied since our last issue in the trial Of
VIM. Shadoan for the murder OF DR.. Bell.
a Confederate Surgeon Of Tennessee, and
James NJ Reid, soldier who was sick and
with him. The murders occurred in 1862,
the day after the battle Of PerTyville. The
DIR. and the soldier had dined ON their
march at Mr.. Milton Raney 4, and just after
they left Jim BridSewater, John and VIM.
Jim Harris and Edwards rode
up to the house TO find them gone. They
proceeded after them and in short time
WIN. Shadoan returned aud said he had
shot one Of the men through and through.
IL was also proved that watch, ring
aud his money was taken from the body OF
the Surgeon. Mr. c. VanoV ard Squire
Petrey we're examined as 10 whether Shad-
oan belonged TO the army, and they say
that they saw him ON the day Of the Per-
ryyille battle aud he told them that he
had been excused. The questions in the
case were whether he was ever a soldier and
il he was not, did the amnesty Law passed
by the Legislature after the war cover his
case. Judge Sauaey and Col. Hill argued
for the defense aud +. +. Bobbitt and Mr..
Warren for the Commonwealth. After a
long consultation the jury went Of on the
amnesty proposition and acquitted shad-
oan, though il Was a beastly, c0wardlY
murder OF a couple Of defencelsss soldiers.
Shadoan married sister Of Squire Pstrey,
who il il said went crazy afterwards. lie
il miserable looking creature and is said
TO be guilty Of many other crimes.