The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-04

hat "Go back, John 10 20 bad" he charged
Gown the line until he captured his former
losi,icn on the work. Here the difficulty
was stopped by peace warrant issucd at
the instance Of Mr.. Bower
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determined TO test their tact for rogue
catching. One Of them tool position near
the hencry in the early part OF the night.
and had not waited long before form vas
seen going into the chicken house. lie
waited until the chicken gave the ALARM
then quickly stepping to the door the thief
was met by blow that felled him to the
ground, when he was quickly secured. The
rogue was trie. to-day for carrying pistol
that was found in chickendom, and found
guilty Of carrying concealed weapons. We
learn that he will he tried for theft We'd
nesisy Of this week.
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MARRIED, this evening. at the Presby,c-
risn church, by Mr.. Chas Hill, the Pastor,
Mr.. Frank Mathews, Proprietor 81 the
Somerset Hotel to Miss Alice Hicks,
daughter Of Simeon Hicks. Thi. was sure
ly the most brilliant occasion we have ever
witnessed in Somerset. A, o'clock the
church was crowded to the utmost by an
anxious, waiting, happy audience. Though
We were all gathered sometime previous TO
the "ecstatic' moment, stiil the lime was
most happily whilcd away by lively con-
versation-fn finding out who was present
and greeting each other with q pleasantness
that 10 inspired BY only such an occasion a.
this The inhaling of naturc- sweetest
flowers and Unfolding their great proiu-
sion and beasty OF arrangement, together
with the dwellings, " the bride and brides
maids, gave our imagination wings to carry
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attended by Miss Matte Huskison, Miss
Pattie Carson, Rams Hicks, and Capt. W. J.
Wash, made their appearance and the cerc-
mony was most appropriately and solemn
" wcrded by the officiating pastor. After
which the bridal party retired to the Math-
sws Hotel to avail, the oongra,ulation OF
their friends. Everything connected with
this marriage has gone oil with the approx
al Of all, except tina, Just now as We write
there can he heard the ringing Il tin buck
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town that youlJ grace n wivvam CITY Of
Comancbe Indians and who NAV aaorn ~
the cells Of the Kcn.uelv Psni,cutiarv.
$500.
All NATURE was ',Aae S,s' UNI evening
o' .'e "i. 'a" VIC nav. ""i ", ee.'''
weeks we lear" IL mas eA"h'eo lot "''c'
We can't tell why it i, that so many mer-
chants brake, unless it is because there arc
a great many loafrr- in the land, who 60
finely dressed bv being little expert in
picking up necessary articles Of clothing
"while no eve Of pity is upon them Well
We suppose we can't have a world without
such fellows. therefore to enjoy the pleasure
of having A world we must endure III. IN.
pleasantness Of some OF the ingredieni.-
wuAr Nor.