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The record-union., 1896-09-29
Nervous Debility,
Neurasthenia,
Nervous Exhaustion and
Diseases Of The Nervous System.

You get 1t when you apply to the Hud,
son Medical Institute. either by letter or
person. You never get II any other way.
No ono knows the formula, no one knows
the remedio-treatment, no one knows
Hudyan, but the old doctors Of the Hud-
son Medical Institute You can call for or
write for
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

TIE end is at last in sight and the
moose bangles in the not far distance.
The court OF appeals has affirmed the
sentence of death imposed by the court
at Newport against Scott Jackson for the
murder of Pearl Bryan and it now only
remains for the governor to fix the day
for the execution and the sheriff to per-
form the job. 1t has been over 10
mouths since the headless body OF the
poor girl was found in the hills near New
port, which sent a thrill OF borrow around
the world, and the cries for justice and
vengeance have long enough gone un-
needed. Let the rest OF the proceedings
be as summary as possible. 1t is bad
enough to ruin an unsuspecting girl. 1t
is the height OF savsgry to murder her
when the result of the sin becomes ap
parent, and the sooner this tends neck is
broken the better.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

The six free silver republican Sena-
tors, who walked out OF the convention
at St Louis, are still strong necked and
unrepentsnt. They decline most em-
phsticslly to go into caucus with their
former friends, and intend to act indie
pendently and together. Should they
persist in this intention the republicans
can not move wheel in the Senate with
out the aid OF sound money democrats,
upon whom they are doubtless counting,
not as the woman did before the chick
ems were Matched, but with the certain
" which comes of confidence over their
past fsvors. They helped elect McKin-
ley and why should they not see that his
policy is carried ou,P
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

The silly story that Gov. Bradley 10
about to resign, which some OF the pa
pers published. shows how Gull the
news market is and how little they know
Of the governor. He did not chase the
Office for years to give it up almost ss
soon he got it, even II bis health is bad
and duties unpleasant, made more 80 by
enemies within and without his party.
Then too he is not made out OF the kind
of stuff to run at the first fire, and be-
sides belongs to party Of whose members
it is said few die and none resign. Gov.
Bradley has Q painful throat trouble. but
he is not dead man by long shot. II
YOU don't believe it, read his response to
Judge Beckner in Wednesdays Courier
Journal and YOU will be convinced that
be ia a very live man, who has head Of
his own and doesn't propose to be bull
dozed into anything. not even to calling
an extra session of the Legislature, I'M
less something can be accomplished be-
yond increasing the public debt with the
per diem OF the members.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
w. P. WALTON.
SIX PHOES-

WHILE every voter should feel enough
interest 10 governmental affairs to read
the presidents message to Congress,
comparatively few persons care to wade
through the ponderous document and
for those who want to see at glance
what 10 in President Clevelsnd's last sn-
nual message, which we print else here,
we give it's salisnt features. IL begins
with congratulations to the country on
the issue Of the election, condemns the
turkish atrocities in Armenia, but makes
no foolhsrdy suggestions, proposes no
Intervention at present with CUBA, but
the reckless destruction OF human lie
and the island may make 1t soon neces-
sary, recommends the retirement OF
greenbacks and the issue OF long term,
small interest bearing bonds, and that
the government. retire from the bank ing
BUSH ness, says a good word for the Wilson
tariff bill which will yield sufficient rev.
enue il given time; counts the Venezuela
boundary question satisfactorily settled
with general arbitration treaty being
negotiated with Great Britain; praises the
civil service and suggests that it should
be further enlarged 10 embrace fourth
class postmssters and others; says the
navy is being rapidly strengthened, the
army is up to its limit, recommends lib
eral enc ,uragement OF the militis; coast
defenses are being rapidly built; the PEN
sion list lie about one third the expendi-
ture of the government and suggests re-
forms; recommends reforms in the postal
system, especially as regards the trans
mission OF second-class matter, scores
trusts aud concludes with an appeal to
Congress for the most rigid economy in
the expenditure of.the money it holds in
trust for the people.
While touching upon several matters,
which are now commanding the atten-
ton Of the country, and giving in con
densed form the state OF the government
from the official reports OF departments,
the message is hardly up to the pres
dents usually vigorous expressions and
is disappointing to those who want to &c
to war with Spain oyer Cuba without
considering the.costs or the wisdom o.
tn , act, aud to those who think it in bis
po wer to put stop to the Turkish afro
cities, but thoughtful people will com
mend his conservative course and have
further cause to respect bis broad states
manship and patriotic motives.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
CHURCH CHIMES.

The Christian church OF the United
States will establish Bible chair In the
University Of Georgia
james Lsgless. postmaster oil Peters
Vile. has acce pied the Mormon faith, the
elders having been preaching there for
some time.
The meeting being held at Grab Or
chard by T. ders Tinsley and Livingston
had 10 additions to last reports and was
growing in interest.
Members of the w. @. T u, OF New.
port, are circulating petition for Scott
Jackson's pardon, though his crime was
the most heinous on their sex.
Rev. w. :. Grirs;esd will preach at
the new church. Hebron, near Walnut
Flat. Sunday at 2:30 and will also admin
lister the sacrament OF the Lords supper.
A Presbyterian boy in South Caro-
lima last wear raised canary birds and
sold them, and sent 800 to their Foreign
Mission Board which he had made in
that way.
Rev. I. NJ. Yousn (Persisn) will
preach at the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning on Missions; Sunday night
he will lecture on Armenia. Union ser
vices Sunday night. Communion servi-
cas at the Presbyterian church postpon-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
MT. VERNON RoCKCAsTLECo.

The Presbyterian sunday school will
have a tree Thursday evening, Nmss
Eve.
JEFF Freeman has opened an attrsc
tive line OF goods in store on Mr.. Her
ron's lot on Main street
Mr.. Hugh Miller by his uniforbi
courtesy aud general business ability hss
so enlarged his business that the already
spacious Miller House ia not sufficient to
accommodate his gro wing custom, 80 he
is making macy Improvements.
MIR. VIM. Smith purchased the prop
erty OF Editor James Maret, who Dough,
the house Reuben Mullins, aud be con-
templates purchasing Mr. Neil Psrrott'e
house. Abe Pennington will at once be
gin the erection OF his house on Main
street, near his store.
The talk ABOUT oil Ia not all going up
in SIN IKE; We learn that they are sink
ing a well at Livingston as we'll az at
Brodhead. Why not urge them to come
to Mt. Vernon? When Mr.. M. q. Mil
Ter bored for water 90 his lot vein OF oil
wac struck and years ago another vein
spoiled well on Mrs. Proctor's lot. Mt.
Vernon is the mascot.
-rhe Joplin House was the scene OF
gayety and pleasure last Monday even
ing, when Misses Ella and Lucille Joplin,
two Of our loveliest girls, entertained a
large party OF friends in most charm
ing manner. They were assisted by
their sister, Mrs. DR.. w. L. Brooks, OF
Pars, who is q fascinating COZ versstion-
slist and elegant entertainer.
Mics Gsytie Ramsey, lovely little
belle OF Buckeye DeishoOrhood, Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Andrew Baker.
, ohm Mullins, prosperous merchant OF
Withers, and bis two charming dsugh-
tsrs, accompanied by Miss Clyde Lair,
visited DR.. T.. J. Brown. MIR. Ashley
Jones, the fearless and conscientious
magistrate OF Livingston, was the guest
Of MIR. John Jones last week. Mr.. NJ.
U. Willisms has returned from the cities
with large and lovely supply OF goods
for Santa CLAUS
--Elaer Tinsley paid our town visit.
Mrs. Georgia Rice closed her school with
very interesting exercises iast Thursday.
Misses l. zz.e Browning and Pearl Fields,
OF Livingston, were Ia town the week.
Miss Davis, OF Tennetsse, Is visiting her
brother, Sam Davis. diss Polly Owens,
who was the guest OF Mics Mamie Jones,
has returned to Bsrbourville. Rsv. DR..
| Nsrder, Of Louisville, preached at the
court house as Monday evening. Capt
Spradlin lie again here. Pat We sh has
returned from visit TO Lincoln county.
John Fish has returned from a visit to
Williamsburg Logan DeBoid. OF Mis-
souri,, ia visiting friends IN this county.
Mrs Cleo Brown is again able to attend
to her duties ss pos m tster after severe
attack Of la grippe. Charlie Davis school
closed lsst week. The free school cloeed
last weah; the excellent Instructors Miss
Lucille Joplin and Mr.. Edgar Albright
treated the children 10 candies. etc, on
the last day, thus making many hearts
| happy. verv interesting meeting nj
the w. c. T. u. wss held at Mrs. NJ.
Jones' home "Wednesday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

THE president calls attention TO the
fact that the pension list now shows 990,-
67S pensioners, the largest number ever
reported, to pay whom fully third OF
the entire revenue in required. The rap.
idly increasing list 81 years after the war
aad reaching in numbers as IL does al
most "a many ss enlisted in the army OF
the lost cause, is a growing shame aud a
menace to the very lsudsble intent OF
the government to support the needy of
those who fought for it's preservation.
The pension list has long ceased to be a
roll Of honor, but has degenersted for
the most part into bounties for loafers
and other worthless characters who have
no claims whatever to live OF taxes
wrung from honest people. Unless the
evil is checked the time will surely come
when as the president says necessary re-
trenchmeut and enforced economy may
lead to an attack upon pension abuses,
40 determined as to overlook the discrim-
iustion due to those who, worthy Of q
Nations care, ought to live and die uu-
der the protection OF Nations graft
tude
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

Highest cash market price for corn.
Noel * Son.
Thomas Trsylor bought 50 barrels Of
corn Tuesday at tl.lO.
John f. Cash cold TO w. A. Coffsy a
buncn Of fat hogs at ESQ.
"A Hardin county SOW has given birth
to 80 pigs in the last IL months.
j. II. Baughman * Co. bought three
cars OF corn in the GilOerts Greek section
at 81.
-Monroe Salisbury will quit racing
and will sell off his brood mares and
colts.
Woods & Lynn shipped to Cincinna-
ii Wednesday u car load each OF cattle
and hogs, for which they paid ~ and
2 so respectively.
John b. Foster sold to Mrs. John b.
o wsley six cattle averaging 900 pounds
az 3fc. He delivered to John b. Embry
q car load of export cattle at Ate.
The Barrow place OF 50 acres will be
sold by the commissioners county court
dsy in ID scember. L. j. Bush, who lives
on the premises, will show any one
through.
The warm weather just before
THANKSGIVING caused great loss to some
of the shippers OF dressed turkeys. En-
tire carloads we're spoiled when they
reached the Eastern markets.
Valentine Fseeley, OF the Kingsville
section, has rented the McPnerson farm
of $40 acres on Logan's creek for the
next Eve years and will move to IL Jan.
/. He is to give half he makes for the
rent.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

Gov. BRADLKY cl.ssifies those who are
clamoring for AN extra session OF the
Legislature under five hesds: The bro
kers who have discounted the State
claims at 20 percent, some persons who
desire to be elected Senator and fear
that delay will be dangerous, democrats
who want an excuse aud a chance to fur.
ther eriticiss the administration, weak
minded howlers who want to make their
presence known and republicans and
sound money democrats who want to see
gold standard Senator elected and are
not coyniz AIT OF the real conditions. He
respects the opinions OF the latter class,
but no will not call the extra session, II
at all, until be ia satisfied that the body
will do something more than draw its
per diem aud will elect Senator who
will be seated. He says there ia no va
c4ncy in that Office now snd according to
the Law the LIE sislature can not elect
till vacancy occurs. There is plenty I
time, be Gays, for the extra session to be
called and to be in session, when va
cancy in the Senstorship occurs. Until
then and or until convinced thai he is
in error in his conclusions, the call will
n IT be made and those who are clsmor-
ing can "gnaw file" Bully for Bradley.
He has the courage OF his convictions
and dares maintain them.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
MORE NEWS NOTES.

L
six men we're killed 10 boiler ex
plosion at Seville, Ga.
"A Pythisn castle is to be built II
Macon, Co., at cost OF $4,000.
Three sisters dropped dead Of hear
disease with n a monte a, Wooster, o.
"A Port Huron, Mich, man commit
ted suicide by cutting tree down and
letting it fall on him.
T Sheriff Gross, OF Lexington. has gone
to England to arrest Arthur Plat for
killing an asylum patient in 1885.
will Arlington, OF Muncie, Ind,
was struck by tram while on the way
to his sweetheart's home to marry.
"A murderer at Wilkesbarre commit
ted suicide by taking poison lew hours
before the time set for his execution.
Thomas r .bsrds. of Mercer county,
ILL.,, fell from his horse while going to
church and broke both arms and legs.
The Columbus Southern Railroad
was sold ct auction at Malcolm, Ga, TO
the Georgia and Alabama railroad tor
$3.50, 900.
The iour.year.old child Of Mrs. Dun
can was kicked under the chin and in
stsntly killed by horse at Golden Pond,
rrigg county.
A mob finally succeeded in getting
the two men from jail at Lexington, NO.,
and hung them for the murder OF Mrs.
Winner and her children,
jules Soule, editor ot the Biloxi,
Mise. Review, died from tho effects OF a
pistol wound inflicted by ]. II. Miller,
also an editor ofthst place.
The doctors say appendicitis caused
the death of James A. Montague. OF
woodiord county,. whose relatives adj
vsnced the theory of murder.
1t is officially reported in Spain that
during the last regular bull fighting sea-
con l,2lS bulls were killed and more
than {, 900 horses were destroyed.
In Scott county, Va, James Carter,
a former member OF the Legislature, fell
into crate while Suffering with heart
disease and was burned to death.
Matthew McMurrsy was shot to
death at Petersburg, Ind. by William
Tucker, who thought that he bad been
too attentive to his, fuckers. wife.
"A Dubuque, Iowa, man tied bis boy
to tree and made him stay out ell night
because he came home tipsy. The youth
is now about dead with pneumonia.
John Recb, who Is serving 20
years sentence at Atlantic City, n. j.
for choking his wife to death, has con
fsssed that be buried her before she was
dead.
| White tends shot to death five Sec
ton hands near Camden, Ark, because
they dared assert their God given right
to work on jobs they wanted for them
selves.
| George Deacon, farmer living near
Bourbon, Ind, beat lis wife to death
with an iron poker and then drowned
himself in his stock pond. 1t lie believed
that his mind was wrong.
After being once sentenced to death
and on his second trial given life sem
tence, Lee jenkins. who killed George
Ramsey in Fsyette county, has been psy-
doned by 1t. Gov. WortniDgton.
| AT Mllersburg George Marks, 3
three-year-od child, boiled and ate a
mouse that had died from eating rough
on rats. When found the child was al
most dead. but doctors saved it's life.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

EVERY little squirt OF Congressman,
who imagines himself a statesman, is
calling attention to bis sssininity by Of
fsring resolutions to declare war with
Spain at once and take possession of Gu
ba. Senators Call, Cameron and Others
scrambled over each other to be first to
show how bad they wanted to fgbt.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
PERSONAL PROPERTY

One steam Boiler, Engine made by the Sinker
Davis Co, Indianapolis, Ind, Pair OF Large
Fairbanks Scales, Lot Of Tomato Boxes, Cans
and Crates used Tor shipping and haulirg toma-
toes and all the tools and machinery nov IN said
building and used by the defendant company and
It's receiver in the operation OF said Canning Fac
tOrv,
The said real and personal property will be sold
to pay the debts OF the Kings Mountain Canning
Company.
! The said property will be sold on a credit Of "a
months. Bond with approved personal security
will be required Of the purchaser or purchasers
bearing interest from day Of sale until paie, hav
ing force and effect o. judgments and payable to
the commissioner. X. c. WARREN,
70 M. c. L. &C.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
Special Department for Clothing
and Shirts Made to Order.

First irresistible stock second the irresistible pces Without
word the why and wherefore this week the follow
prices Ladies outing flannel skirts fancy striped with border
full three inches wde worth Ladies all wool skirt full
ze fancy stripe worth 75c, Blankets white 6oc
pair Gents Shirts 4Sc. Canton Flannel &C. ne Dress
Gingham White bordered Napkins doz Red flannel
yard Turkey red Table Linen yard Mems black Alpine Hats
worth S7 and 81 this week 7c Ladies' walking hats blue
black and brown 5c Full line Of trimmed Hats for ladies' Ladies
Jackets ST. s2 See sras and 81 ladies' Caps Better
ones 50 to SI5
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
Canning Factory,

To wit, two-story frame building with basement.
Said real property Is bounded as to lows: Begin
ming at a stone on the Cincinnati Southern Rail
wsy, running N. 81 L. - poles links TO stone,
corner to Pierce's lot thence = "a E. ~ links to
stone in said Pierces line, thence N. 81 X. poles
4 links TO a stone, thence n. 81 w. poles TO a
stone, thence s. 81 w ga poles Inks 10 stone
Rsilway, thence S. along the right OF way 70 a
sienc, making the point where said night Of way
widens by an Offset, thence on IN an Essterly dI.
rection along said right Of wa poles link TO a
sione, thence S. 81 n. to the beginning. Also the
following
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

Mr.. CLEVELAND might have had con-
sideration enough for the feelings of the
meD who elected him not TO have exuited
over the election OF a republican, but
even great men are not without petty re.
Sentiment and pique.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

The Richmond CLIMAX reports I 900
cattle on the market Monday and large
number Of horses and mules. Extra goo
feeding cattle sold AZ high Ne 800, with
lower grades at 2 to 81 Mules brought
$40 to sS5. r. l. Hunble bought two 81
f6O to f75.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

CONE home, dear governor, come home.
or old man Worthington will turn out
theta s,n-of.a-gun in the peniteniiary,
give the people cause for greater contempt
for the law. breed more mobs and play
the devil generally. Come home aud
bring your doctor with you. II needs be,
The people will gladly pay his bill.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

The Louisville Post loses out on foul.
This is the way it hits its foe when it is
down: The Frankfort Capitals demise
will not be regretted. IL was bum"
sheet.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
WE
IRE Aluays AtIt.

Always looking good things for always hustng around to
provide line the lowest possible prices
there have unmstaabe signs Of the pubc approval
This weed we've been busy to know it, because
the best kind Of fer splendid values to have peo
pie buy them. Come Tor yourselves this week
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
POLITICAL POINTS.

The fist bill passed by the House
was the one sppropriating sl4l,263, $50
to pay pensioners for the coming year.
The silver Senators who bolted the
republican convention at st. Louis re-
NAMED away from the caucus at Wash
ington.
The six million Bryan voters are an
obstinate set. They show no disposition
whateve, to come into camp and permit
the 15O, 900 Palmer and Buckner voters
to recognize Observation-Disclosures Post.
There 10 said to be strong probabil-
ity that the bill to divide Kentucky :nto
two Federal judicial districts will be- re-
ported favorably by the Congressional
judiciary committee. 1t is not likely,
however, to pass the Senate, even should
1t get through the House.
After stating that there are warrants
outstanding amounting to 81, l84, 657 SO,
Auditor StoEe says SIN my judgment
the only way 10 meet the present condi-
ton would be for the extra session OF the
legislature to pass bill empowering the
proper officials to borrow half million
dollars, the limit allowed under the con-
stitution. to meet this deficiency, and to
increase the tax rate enough to pay the
balance OF the deficiency, and also to pay
off this half million which We would bor-
row."
Secretary Carlisle estimates the ex-
penses OF the government for the year
eading June 1898 as follows:
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
Totals f422, leS, s85

Totals................ ...t422, l6o, 800
The estimates for the present fiscal
year amounted to s4lS.09l,073, and the
appropriations for the present fiscal year,
including deficiencies and miscellaneous,
amounted to s432, 42l sos.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11

MAcEo, the Cuban leader, 10 dead one
day and alive the next according to re-
ports. He must have as many lives ss
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
Commissioners /: Sale.
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.

Pursuant to o judgment OF the Lincoln Circuit
Court rendered at this October term OF said court.
1896. IN the above cause. toe undersigned Com
missioner will on
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
gyEs9AY, gEc. sd, 1896,

On the premises at Kinssyiile, KY, sell at public
outcry to the highest and best bidder all of the
real and personal property Of the defendant, the
Kings Mountsin Canning Co. The real property
consists OF a certain TRACT Of Land upon which Is
cated defendants
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-03-11
The County

j. H. Upton, ESQ.,, one of the poor
house commissioner informs US that
the site for the building has been Sc
lected, material is being put on the
ground, and j. l.. Cooper, one of the
contractors aud under whose direction
and management the building will be
constructed, is now at work with a
force of hands. 1t will be placed upon
a solid brick foundation, will be one
story high and contain fourteen large
rooms. The dimensions are 1l5xS0 feet.
There will be a veranda in front and
porches in the rear, with a good
cemented cellar underneath. The
building will cost $2,450 and must be
completed under the terms of the con.
tract by the LIST of August next. 1t is
probable it will be heated by a furnace.
The cost of the apparatus will deter
mine. The building will be neat and
substantial, up to date in all its ap-
pointments for the convenience and
comfort of the guests, and will reflect
great credit on the county. The farm
contains fifty acres and will be worked
by the inmates.