The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-02-15

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rama Of the Capital, turns about without
helm or rudder for some inviting port Of
intelligent narration; but the greater
events have crowded out the minor, and
the "majority report must he Of Frank
fort and IL attractions.
COURT MATTERS.
Circuit Court Is making an effort to be-
come fairly installed. Judge vanwinkle
is as yet the only visiting attorney. There
is a full criminal and penal docket. The
civil cases are for the most part turned
over to the Common Pleas Court.
CAMILLA uRso, THE GREAT vIoLiNIsr.
The chief event Of last week was the
Camilla UrsC Concert Of Saturday night.
Mr.. J. T.. Sandifer undertook the difficult
task Of furnishing a full house in COM
munity where scientific music does not
confer the highest order Of enjoyment.
The result was not quite 90 good as was
hoped for, but no one could have heard
the programme without pleasure, whether
cultivated or otherwise. ] have had no
account Of the Concert from any save UNI
educated musical cars, yet all concur in
the tribute Of highest praise. The same
selections were played at Frankfort on
Wednesday, and more delightful treat
could hardly he imagined. Camilla wore
the most magnificent costume that has APP
peared on the American stage this season.
/ Her manipulation Of the violin il skillful,
and with little effort as with eyes closed in
rapt devotion to her art she plays upon
the human heart strings as well rs the
cords Of the instrument in her hand; for
the cords produce chords that yibrate
long. Miss Wandeslord's appearance is
fair and youthful, her voice soft and clear;
and her style is like Wilson's in effect tho
not in degree. The Tenor was fine. The
Baritone is not only a superior singer, bnt
the most comical pantomimist imaginable.
His continual by-play in his ducs bou6e is
irresistible. The pianist is good and sup
ports the other performers. II is seldom
that country village ms such a glimpse
al the artistic world.
WI SHOULD THINK WE HAVE.
! Did You ever hesT OF the Murphys?
Well, they are still working like faithful
knights guarding the strongholds. they
have formed in the businesses Of the Gar
rard hills. Meetings at Antioch, Pleasant
Grove and Fairyiew. Judge Owsley's
speech at Pleasant Grove was universally
pronounced the best Of the Siege. Anoth-
or bar-room closed. We are getting inca
sy abont We Linconiies! Only $50 in two
weeks. Maybe We do not have enough Of
"IIold the Fort" They could not resist
that over here When all else failed "Ho.
my comrades" worked like magic.
WE INVOKE THE SMILES OF THE rArrs.
As usual with the attentive Principal Of
the Stanford College, complimentary invi-
tations have been sent to other teachers to
he present at the Concert advertised for
Friday night. Should the fates permit,
your correspondent will not reject the cx-
tended courtesy.
II. c. Kaufman, ESQ.
We are authorized to announce II. &.
Kaufman a candidate for County Attor-
ney Of Garrard county, subject to the ac-
ton Of the Democratic Primary election,
to he held the lst Saturday in March. Il
X. OF II.
A Lodge of the Knights OF Honor was
established here on Thursday night
PRorRACTED MEETING.
The Rev. G. Miller is making praise
worthy effort to conduct the oft-deferred
Methodist revival in this place. When a
young man he was quite successful with
the church here.
PLEASANT MEMORIES RECALLED.
/ In the days now numbered with the hap
py past the Legislative halls and State par
aphernalia of our Capital were as familiar
to me as they were recently strange. A
few days have sufiiced TO restore the bro
ken links and lengthen the chain Of pleas.
ant memories, and | do not ieel willing To
iorego little gossip about matters and
things of such recent interest. Such a
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