Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-09-30


hogs and melody in only the beat Of the
lamb and bray OF the hybrid. J. W. Al
len sold TO Combe-t d Allen 20 stopping
cattle at p the latter firm sold to Dave
Allen pair OF 4.year-old mare mules for
500 and boughta good cotton mule Of
Mr.. Allen for So.
Young Gooch, who was shot a week
ago by an officer, survives. with excel
lent prospects oI recovery. II is certain
that a ball or two penetrated the spinal
column and others have been located N
the tissues Of tine abdomen, opposite
points Of entry. y direct passage with
out decorating intestincs would seem an
impossibility. His case is puzzle TO the
surgeons. Still alive. his mind clear
from the nent Of hS wounds, Ape
lite and digestion good and a cheerful
temperament promise a rapid recovery.
The Little Red Hog, which mas been
OF late years pet diversion with the l..
I J., is, IL seems in a fair way to be rele-
gated TO the column OF minor paragraphs
bv the Big Red Hog, in controversy be.
tween prominent frequenter Of Row
land and a citizen of stanford 1t Is Il
noteworthy coincidence that immediate
~ after the settlement Of a law suit which
originated in the Middle Ages about a
calf, that the disputed ownership OF a
hog promises pcrpetuaton OF the wran.
yie on this side the oceaL. The proba-
bility OF another Jarndyce rs. Jarndyce
is not bleak prospect To- attorneys who
suspect that the revision will curtail liti.
cation.
The Joe Page farm OF 90 acres was
sold Saturday at executors sale for $50.
- per acre. A. VI. Frye is the purchas
er. THIS addition to Mir Frye's farm ex.
tends his land from the Liberty to the
MIddlenurg pike. Shades oi Cincinna
tus Land within mile and less O
Hustonylle selling for so an acre, an,
( the belief general that half the farms il
Lincoln are privately on the market
Strange that the farmers will not Sc,
( their benefits ~ in a high tariff and sue
. coed better on wind diet. We may no
p live to see the day OF the good tim,
, coming but the Millennium is ap
% preaching and as old Johnny Caldwell
was wont to cheer his slaves. "Hurrah
. boys, you'll bee free when you die
That the family rockaway horse
which it is thought superhnous to hitch
or even rig out with the best harness,
. only awaits the opportunity to play smasl
. generally, is as nearly automatic as tina
a the sleepy hut trusty l?) mule court
= reckless familiarity for 20 years that h
o. may catch you in position that his kic
! assures through ticket TO kingdom
n come. Capt. Joe Huffman is the suffer
q er now, in the Generalization OF his oil
. roam buggy horse, through the careless
ness OF his otherwise rusty friend, Wnl
4 Reid, r. Mr.. Reid, as chaperon to
q couple OF young fishermen, had the loal
. OF old Roam and spring wagon for tn
, TO Green river and when elated 10y thei
? phenomenal catch they embarked 70
n home in unusual giee, old Roam ha
b. found his chance. Mr.. X. as champio
OF the catch, had patronizngly entruste
the lines to Henry Cdmnitz whilst he o,
cupied the rear seat with Will Hocke
Roan's first lunge split the rear passel
gers promiscuously over the tail-gat
p. and the seat crashed upon the sprawler
;. adding Will momentarily and woundir
Mr. Reds reel hand so severely that /
/. will need friend TO do his jerking (,
4 him next time he goes fishing. Mr..
heroically hung onto the steering app
~ ratus and succeeded in plotting the o.
10 reprobate into a fence corner withol
- further damage. 1t is unimpeachab
!; established that the inevitable Jug W!
not loaded with bait and Roan's obstre
II, erousness was not result OF his havii
n monkied with the traps in the WACO
% only an outburst OF that pure cussedne
N which was OF 20 years latency.