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y Semi-Weekly Interior Journal Stanford, Ky., Junk 1, 18S8 W. P. WALTON. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Jtidgr of lh Court of Appeal, JUDGE W. S. PRYOR, SIX FACES. A dklkoatiok of Georgia Prohibitionist?, with Samnel Small as chief, are en-route for Indianapolis, where the third party hopes to-morrow to convince that it is alive. Louisville Times. This reminds ns of Sam's experience the last time he attended n convention in the same city. He was then with the Atlanta Constitution which sent him there as a reporter. Arriving at Junction City after frequent wrestlings with Ins old enemy, the bottle, and having gotten considerably the worst of the encounter, not being as strong in the en use since his wife had notified all the barkeepers in Atlanta not to sell him whisky under pain of legal punishment, he was so bewildered that he did not know he had gotten on the wrong train till the conductor came around just before getting here. Small fumbled around in the maudlin way jieeuliar to an intoxicated man and finally produced his pass, when he was told that it was good only going the other way. He got off here, and came at once to this ollice, hut his condition was such that we advised a nap, which he took and in a few hours he was "better" and entirely well after an invigorating drive with us to Pink Cottage and other points. He is a very companionable fellow, ami until his train came that bight he talked and veiy entertainingly. ''Things has changed since Petsy died somewhat. Sam's got to he a preacher and likewise, a jwlitical prohibitionist, hut somehow that kind of fellows rarely amounts to much and their last end is frequently worst than the first. Tiik editor of the New York Sun, Mr. Dana, who allows his likes and dislikes to warp his political judgment, says in an interview with a Cincinnati paper, that if the republicans put up Chauncey Depew for the presidency, lie can beat anv man the democrats can run with the exception of Gov. Hill. Since Dana's futile effort to beat Cleveland in 1884 and his silly "Wo believe that (irover Cleveland is beaten," published every day after the election until the ollicial vote was given, no confidence whatever is placed in his integrity nor his judgment in political affairs, and most of the other important matteis discussed in his paper have to be taken with a grain of salt. For all practical purposes the Sun might as well shine out fully for the republicans. It does the democratic party more harm than good by claiming to be a member of it. Fortunately its is so greatly on tho wane, however, that it does not amount to much Kentucky will witness the hanging of a white man for niuider to-day. It will bean unusual spectacle, the moro's tho pity, when so many of them deserve death for cruel niurdeis. Gov. Pueknir has declined to interfere in the case of James Duchanan, who is condemned to die for the murder of James Itoss, whom he killed in a drunken lit, and he will swing at Campton, Wolfo countv, to- toy- Tin: Mercer Sayings and Doings the opening of the Louisville Southern in an illustrated double number that would do credit to any oflice. The celebration was attended by thou sands of people, who were regaled with repose, it was a mguay in tne History of the county and right royally did the people commemorate it. Tiik political prohlbitioniHtsusscmbled in national convention at Indianapolis Wednesday unil organized bv the made from the telegraph pole from which (.Sen. St. John was hung in at Topeka, Kas., w hen the latter gentleman made some facetious remarks on the feelings of a man hung in that way. The leaders affect to believe that the "party" will poll a half million votes this year and in 1MCJ will sweep the country like a cyclone. They base their belief on the steady growth of the cause as shown by the vote since 187-, when only fi,f()0 votes were cast. Xeul Pow, who headed the ticket in 18S0, received 10,000 votes in Pi States, but in 1884 15 times that number were cast in 514 States for St. Jolin. During the last two years there have been elections in 20 Suites where there was a prohibition tieketand the total vote cast was 287,000. No nominations had been made up to adjournment Wednesday night. St. John was made permanent chairman and Sam Small secretary. The prospect was that Kisk, of New Jersey and Geo. W. Pain would be the ticket. The question of woman sutrragc seems to be the disturbing element, the Northern delegates advocating it and tho Southern opposing. All but three States are represented in the meeting. - The equivocal nature of James G. Blaine made more people believe that he wanted the presidential nomination after his Florence letter declining to be a candidate, than before. He has once since reiterated his resolve with no better effect, until now he has finally put an end to doubt of his intention bv writ ing to Whitelaw Peed that he will not accept the nomination if tendered him. He says: "Assuming that the Presidential nomination could, by any jossible chance, be offered to me, I could not accept it without leaving in the blinds of thousands of these men the impression that I had not been free from indirection, and, therefore, I could not accept it at all." This ought to settle the question, but it is likely that it will not. There are too many red radicals, who NEWS CONDENSED. A tumor was removed from Mrs. Win. Skinner, at Findlay, O. The restaurant privileges of the Cincinnati Centennial Exposition sold for $18,000. The New York democracy will send one colored delegate to the St Louis convention. by the Houe, to $21,:Ci.s,7$0, In Pennsylvania's anthracite coal fields 10,000 persons are employed and ."2,000 in the bituminous beds. Plinkey Morgan, condemned to be Gkx. Siikmdan is not L'oimr to die thisi A widow and her son were time, as much its some of the people in and a daughter was fatally injuied by a the Valley of the Virginia, which heiga'Hj of toughs, near Osceola, Ark. wantonly devastated during the war. would like to sec him. Little Phil, the tiuhter. did his countrv some noble ser private and business correspondence the Mulligan variety the Plumed Knight Gov. PcckWKit is spending a few days on his farm in Hart, tho first since his inauguration. If the old granger doesn't mind he will not only loose all of the liavseed out of his hair, but forget how to farm entirely. with it at the big celebration daj. V ...,;i..,..,.i.. ... .1.... ... .. ..,....: i... rrti i i i . i . The Kentucky Com t of Appeals decides that a policy in the Travelers' Accident Insurance Company does not cover cases in which the insured is killed In personal encounter. Col. Craddoek, who knows TuuSayings Si Doings, of Iluriodsburg, ! thing, settles tho ijuestion of Senator T. M. Uiniwe , ejuior, iaoieu nis ,,,,.,.,.. (ti nmrrHg0 1)V hftvin,F iiiuintn n ii, ! ........ . . the lady is Mrs. Henderson, n daughter of Dr. Vundell, of Louisville. The city of Owcnsboro, on Saturday, by a vote of lM to f, ngrjued to donate to the Vineennes, Oakland City and Owens- tion of 1'ev. II. C. Delano, of Connect!- boro niilromt u nun cnud to '2 per rent cut, us temporary chairman. On taking of the value of her property. thu chair lie wan presented with a gavel Judge K. I). White, of New Orleans, was elected United States Senator by the ouisianu Legislature Monday, after having been chosen by the democrat-, each at '?. ic caucus. He will succeed Senator Kus- tis. Henry (ieorge was formerly lead out of the United party at N,cw York hy tho '-ltd District of the party. He was charged with being a traitor and with having made dealings with the democracy. Kngincers of the Tennessee Steel and Iron Company, while surveying in company claim the land. The Kentucky division of the T. P. A. re-elected John W. Corley, President; Capt. J. G. Perry, Vice President; Theodore Speiden, Secretary and Treasurer. The National Convention will be held at I ititii!itnlihi .Tutm HI-.1)'' The engine of the local freight on the L. & N. exploded near Franklin, killing Engineer Henry Quinn and terribly scalding George Farley, hrakeman, and John Pichardson, fireman. A number of ears were totally demolished. The Senate Committee on Military Alfiiirs reported the bill to revive the grade of General of the United States Army, the object being, of course, to honor lien. Sheridan and it was passed with only seven votes in the negative. A cablegram from St. Petersburg says all Jews, excepting merchants connected with the leading commercial com panies, have been ordered by the Government to quit Moscow within a fortnight. Upwards of 2,000 exiled Jews passed through Cracow Monday en route to America. resentativesCaruth and McCreary, called at the White House and invited the President, in case he visited Cincinnati on the 4th of July next, to extend his trip to Louisville. The President said that he would accent the invitation in swear by the man of the Mulligan letters ,..1S4, ,K. wn in tlmt Iu.i,horhood to give In id up for smaller fisli. The Cincinnati Press Club will dedicate its permanent quarters in the Exposition building, June tith, with a reception ami banquet. Our thanks arts returned for an invitation. CHURCH AFFAIRS. Evangelist Munhall's revival at Columbus, Ohio, resulted in 1,000 additions to the churches. The South District Association will meet Thursday, before the third Sunday in June, at Greensburg. Pro. Dames' ode to the army worm may do, but the leu he says about the cut-worm in this section the better. I will preach next Saturday night at Mnrelaml, Sunday at 11 at Hustouville and Sunday at 4 r. m. ut McKinney. Jo. Hallou. Elder Vanhook Lee, an old and pop- The rebuilding of the workshops in j lr minister of the Christian church, the penitentiary was let to the Mason-1 died at Cynthiana this week aged SS. Ford Co., at S":"l,WS. ' The Moody Tabernacle, Louisville, Hail fell to the dentil of four feet has been sold at auction to .litmus Unlit panlsville The commencement exercises of the PaptistThcologic.il Seminary at Louisville occurred lut night. Of the 12 graduates only one, E. i. Shoiise, is fiom hun;: in the Ohio penitentiary last night, Kentucky. has gotten a reprieve for 00 days. ' Pev. P. P. Mahony is holding a tine -About 400 democrats have signified I meeting nt his Newport church, which their intention to go to St. Louis under J has resulted in lOadditionsto last report, the name of the Watterson Club. The church is in u splendid condition Dan Crawford, in a lit of jealousy, and even-thing moves in theutmost liar-chopped his rival's head into mince meat I mony. ..;i. .... ..-,. ........ ir,......i.., t...... I To the Stanford Jorii.v.i.' Tie those , . , ..,, ., Ill ,,,,, ,! I1.M 111.11 .'ll'llll, llir", 111111. oratory and victuals till thoy coulilu t ., ' ... ; i tails j ,.,.'.., Excursion tickets will be lint on all im,iiu, nrearhers uum ujniuui ami j tnrow cm across a cioines line. ii.ouis i tl MM 1... - .. 1 If Lynching is threatened. nous ineeiing. mo uunioer oi in .....i.tfAinf.. ....... i uons was iu, inn. ne nan iiiorougniy P rooks, knife, gleaned the Held a year ago and it was a source of great joy to him to meet the converts of the former meeting strong and steadfast in thefaith. The Southern wing ol the 1111 1 llllltllll !! Jtnltll 111 11ll!ii1( ..,, nl!ai.. ... .1. .1. I . .t.1.. ,1 . ...1 .. t.. ..1 "K" '"""" "' " ""'" '" """" K"B"" nail Cliurcn nan Miiciimij u hii Hliini.'u m.i tnwfmt intn I i W.I.AKS got into ui.unes resiaeiiiu .... ,.,,,, Ar, i...i.i.. n.n..t .f S fitl. tlmt. o.wl at Augusta, Me., and stole some US,. , 11.. i , . iiiiwIii Ailiini nut if mini, and not nut of i person! mm wonnueu over a uumireci. " :; ,,, ; ; :. .,. , tl lllllllhl.' !! llinm .-if iiiiiii li ivr,, l tin mil wn haikiiiiikiii inn ' . . . If there were nny letters among them of! , .... , -"""; "" """ j terinus must now iiuit moiiKeying witn "' , " "vTimug , ,uv" ? """. ' TT . '" ' ,K', t'vo",t,,,1" Mn'7J '" ll," ,". ,L',r ior losses liicurreu ny inai llisilllllion, ' I ihiukh on kcoioj;. anuun. will likely before the wi. .. . J weep campaign , , , . A. , has been favorably reported to the Sen-over , i ,. . bin hi , J l because he did not n ate. fore sailing the ocean blue. Tho first regular train on tho Louis- : r ' villo Southern carried 27 pay passengers run insurance have got en conuKin.es nm, t)0 nm Jo Vcrrfinniplforinerlv Har-the best of their Kentucky patrons in he ' Jlinctlon) wns ,,, in tiri,0 last five years pretty handsomely. Ac-; imni, cording to the Insurance Herald they Lexington voted by a majoiity of only paitl $.,878,2.tt in lire losses in 0K1 to take $100,000 in stock of the Lou-the State in thnt time, while they have isville Southern. The opposition fought pocketed $9,:78,r02 in premiums, 'manfully, hut developed very little strength. FARM AND TRADE ITEMS. J.N. Menefee bought of M C. Dunn a Second Jewell colt for $12,". George 1). Wearen bought of Ad Cation a buy buggy 1111110 for $17o. James Martin sold to Giecn Si Covington, a car-load of hogs at 51 cents. Tom Johnson, of Cane Valley, has a cow that gives 14 gallons of milk a day. -Columbia Herald. Welding Si Kropf are shipping daily in refrigerator cars dressed lambs from this market to New York. They shipped IJOO yesterday. Paris Kentuekian. The classic English Derby was run Wednesday at Epsom Downs, and was won by the favorite, the Duke of Portland's bay colt Ayreshlre. Macbeth did not start. Jockey P irnes rode four horses to victory at Iitonia Tuesday. Littlepliss Irene Million ran th in a-race the same day. A. M. Feland sold a few days ago to Woodcock it Owens, of Poyle county, a bunch of lambs that averaged IV.' lbs. at 01 cents, and It ewes weighing 142 II in. Tom Wood, of Povle, sold at Win chester, this week, Hi! head of steers at $42; 7 of 700 pounds at $211 and 21 good yearlings, (M0 llw., at :tj. J. ('. Johnson sold at the Mime time 10 stcci at $'2.W, weight l,lV0 lbs. Democrat. Peports of numbers of cattle having lied fiom eating wet clover during the past months, a farmer says: "When you (hid vour stock swollen take a small Wise county, Vu., were attacked by a ! bunch of oats or straw, wrap it tightlv body of men in the busies and two oi with twine mid fasten it in the animal's the party killed. Poth the settlers and mouth by tying around the head. The animal will chew the straw causing constant eructation, which will give relief in a short time. Tobacw men in this county say that not over j of the acreage will be planted as was anticipated. Some of them have set out plants on the same ground three times, and the cut worms have cut the plants every time. Some have planted corn and others watermelons in part of their grounds intended for News. WiNi'iiiMTKH Coi itr. cattle on the market and at least half remained unsold. The folly wing sales were made publicly: 112 head of good 1,200-pound steers, $41.."H); 4(1 head of 1, 000-pound cuttle at SK; 10 yearlings $10.70; !1 yearling heifers, $li!.i.; 12 yearling scrub steers, $12.1K); Shead of scrubs, $0. !."; 11 scrub calves, $7.','AY, work oxen dull. J. W. Pace bought of Hoger Jones .'50 head of 170-11. hogs at .'Uc-Sun. DANVILLE, BOYLE COUNTY. tfc I.cc bought this week A delegation irom Kentucky, from a Garrard county party a ing Senator Peck, Gov. Knott and Hep- j old harness gelding for $1 l". Mrs. A. J. Potts, of Lexington, has been the guest of Mrs. Frank Gilcher several days this week. Mr. Montrose Graham, formerly of this and UockraMle counties, now of Vernon, Texas, is in town. The admirer of Terra Cotta will be glad to learn that he won a $1,100 nice at St. Louis Wednesday, beating Damn, Little Minch, Wary ami one or two others. Time 2:10; distance a mile ami a quarter. The soldiers' graes were decorated Wednesday by the G. A. P. Col. Logan McKee was to have delivered the address, but as lie did not return from Harrodsbuig in time, Gen. S. S. Fry was substituted for him. John Pugg, while plowing a f w days ago on the battle Held of I'erryxille, unearthed a camp kettle containing about $4"i in foreign silver coin, all of it of date running as far back as 171'2. The deKsit is thought to have made by a soldier afterwards killed in battle. I lev. Samuel McKee, having com pleted his theological studies at Prince ., . , ,P , M.,it i toi i non ami uilt ie f.,1.,,,, ton, . J., is at home for a short rest, near Des Moines, Iowa, Iuesdav, cans- well, Jr., ?t,uuu ; lor the next vear he expects to ..... ,! ..t ,.,. , engage ' ing great destruction. ilownatonce. . . , , . , . An order dispensing with the services of .",000 employes has been made on the Pennsylvania road. Gov. Knott has been appointed by the President one of the board of visitois to the Naval Academy. The Senate increased the Uiver and Pev. Dr. J. M. Trimblu is the only member of the Methodist General Conference in New York, who attended the celebrated conference there in 1844. The item from the HaptNt Recorder about a meeting to be held here by Pevs. J''Isom and Holtzelaw was an Harbor bill from SIP,(i0.",7.", as passed j ror. Their meeting will be at Shep- in missionaiy work in the mountain counties of Kentucky. Kev. M. M. Allen, of Piinceton, Ky.,a graduate of Centre College four years ago, and a classmate of Mr. McKee at Piinceton, X. J., has accepted a call from a church at Michigan. Mr. W. P. Xichols f the late Trib iiiw, has a very old nm.i of Kentucky, made when there weie onlv three coun ties in the entire territoiy, Jelfeixm, Fayette and Lincoln. Considering tin' eaily date of its publication, it is wclli x-' edited. It was plinted by the Helm type Printing Company, of Pomii Ohio on the north side is put down as an Indian territory, with no mention .,! Cincinnati. Danville and "Ilarrod" an noted, the former as a town the latter r -a foil or station. On the upper rig! t hand corner is the following: " fins M v ov Kkxti'i kk, Drawn irou ' ) al observation, is in Kiiium'is in jnuix'.s iiiiu t li ! it iii other summer resorts at faies for th: v.lle Times, uan't no it. uue nassKip. e.i .... me m.m me ,.,.. ied to California and the other is not i oruble Congrefs of the United Mates of reled with her husband, Henry vices, but making a desert of a fertile nd cut his throat with a butcher country was not one of them by a long e.uising death soon afterwards. shot. l An explosion caused bv a boy light killed i Preparcn to no me iiiKcuiiy act aione Eld. Joseph Hallou j,s back from Nicholas, county, where lit held a America and to his Excellency George Wafhiugton late Commander In Chief of Iheirariny. Ky their humble scrwint, John Fitson." Mr. 1). T. Fnckler, whose serious illness has been noted, died Wednesday night at 10 o'clock, of consumption of the bowels. Deceased was a native of Alabama, but has been a resident of Danville neatly all tho time since his 10th year, making his home with his uncle, Col. J. T. Fnckler. Do attended the preparatory depaitnient of Centre College and afterwards the Danville Military Academy. After leaving the lattei school he entered the University of and graduated in due time from the law dep.utment. He nmcticcd his profession several years in Danville, but iindiiiL' it uncoiiL'enial he enteied the newspaper business, connecting himself wun tne wanville Advocate. 11ns connection existed at the time of his death. He was a careful and painstaking writer and thoroughly revised everything he wrote before handing it to the printer. Mr. Fnckler had passed his :ilth vwir. The funeral will take place Fridav evening at 4 o'clock from the First Pres byterian church, of which he had long been a member. TA2ZES ! TA2ZES ! To Tho Voters of Lincoln County: 'I'lie 'I'jx Ilwk aro ii'iw ri'.wly for 1888 mid I nmrenit) to reruut llw taxe Kverybody will ptcate come forn.iril ami pay car.'y 30-lf T. I.NKWI.,NI), S. I. C lU'ifim CANNED GOODS. California Pcachos, " Pears, " Apricots, Grated Pineapple, Sliced Pineapple, Lima Beans, Pie Peaches, Corn, Tomatoes, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Chipped Beef, Corned Beef, Deviled Ham. 4 The t ;lo vinj list of ,jo J-s, suit iblc for tliii ti no of yc ir. .t ul them ofmcntul get the best: MISCELLANEOUS. ouv Cal. Dried Peaches, Dried Peaches, Turkish Prunes, Cooking Figs, Mince Meat, Mackerel in Buckets, Cod Fish, Hominy, Bulk Pickles, Bottle Pickles, Catsup, Prepared Mustard, &c, &c. MY STOCK OF STHPLE GROCERIES fiLWRYS FULL. Highest Market Price Paid For HAMS, SIDKS, SHOULDKKS AND JOWLS. M.$F()B.T$ IDB WJEGMD ST aUS UH, In 3-Pound Paper Boxes, ISTHEBESTIN THE WORLD. JUSTTRY IT. HYiMAN'S KWKKT lMCKLI IN lU'LK. tOr Prices Always Keatonahle And Good3 vvajjxuxn. MARK HARDIN, Clerk. :fxj:e.a.s:e observe M'ROBERTSSTAGG A' I W I V ;u T- Jf . 'L A JrW (5 lin ' M 3i S?T .tv -) WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE. scoured the services of C. 1 K3MT, a practical Watchmaker with imny years' cxparienco, all work done with neatness and dispxtch, ftiHv insured. Spoctaciej and Eya Glassea to suit the eye. GOFFINS, GASKETS, ROBES. ., im I " 1 .1 1 .'" T" T-.T-T 5 j j ..1,1 - "SSAiti m '& wi - " . --T iii rvar HI9HMMMHHBNHHMliM WALL PAPER and FUKlTrTTJIlB. ca)mv etk:stock always on ihand. Cincinnati a J"LY4to OCT. 27Lhi V 4 " t fM?it Tifriiin"" yii''iiS'tK CEHTEHHlflL EXPOSlTfOH vOHIO VALLEY GRAND JUBILEE calibrating the Settlement of the Northwestern Territory. DISPEAY. EXCURSION RATES FROM ALL POINTS. i Jl mint film 0"I".'1-.I iijHU' MWIHIil." H- U ii Jf, If. -.,,. "tlllll) ! -1-A. &J WMt m fmmim 1 I A" 1