The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-15

T. r., rHEy wrSr FIsHrSo.
Last weeks bright days found the ang-
lers of our city On duty hcside the sylvan
waters.
MARRIED " MISSOURI.
Miss Lou Huffman was recently married
at Independents, Mo. Can not furnish the
name Of the bridegroom.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. George ODonnell, formerly Miss
Jennie Smith, Of Garrard,) is here on q
visit to old friends. Her home is in New
York City.
THAT'S ALL RiGTr.
The February Oacioi Gdsc,te OF the Pat.
ent Office contains diagram of Jm.ge
Criminals Stamp Canccllor and Post Mark
ing invention.
BETTER 90 SLOW.
On Sunday morning DR.. Hays delivered
a sermon upon the higher spiritual life,
which attacked the dogmas 81 Barnes and
other cvangelists.
rms MOON AND THE MUD.
The new moon lends poetry 10 these ear
ly Spring evenings, aud reveals the numer-
Gus mud -puddles left by hard rains. Moth
ing like combining romance aud utility.
col. WALTON, now 10 yoU Do2
Mat Walton, Esq, has been invested
with all the dignity and honor Of the aid
de-camp to Governor James b. McCresry,
with the title Of Colonel. The Governor
evidently chooses his stsh with view 10 q
firm foundation.
THE COURT OF APPEALS
has decided the Scott W.. Scott case in favor
Of Mrs Hannah Scott, Of Jessamine. The
neat little sum Of twelve or fourteen thou
sand dollars will accrue iherefrom. Ows-
ley w. Montgomery, Lincoln, affirmed.
The Hon. q. W. Dunlap was SpecialJndge
when the case was tried.
DEATHS.
A Few days agoa double burial took
place at Buckeye. James Ray and Chas.
Linkinfclter, married ladies who were con-
sins, lived neighbors fot years, fell III Of
Consumption, died and were buried ON the
same day ...... Died on the 18th inst, d. s.
Ham, at the mouth Of Sugar creek.
THE LoSG-HAIREp MIND READER.
Brown, the Mind Reader, gave wonder
ful display of his powers at the Hall on
Tuesday night. One has only to see him
to yield to the point that his peculiar gift
is almost miraculous. lie exposed the
cheats Of spirit-rapping, table-moving, ma
FERTILIZATION and letters from disembodied
spirits. His especial gift is in reading the
thoughts Of others, a phenomenon he does
not attempt to explain, but which he DEM
onstrates to the satisfaction Of the most
skeptical.
CANDIDATE.
The appeal to Elder J. L. Allen. Of
Danville, to become a candidate for the
office Of Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton in this State, has been made to one
than whom no man in Central Kentucky il
more eligible. He is man of superior
mental attachments, unquestionable integ-
rity, tireless perseverance, and conscientious
in all his actions. His experience as a
teacher recommend. him to the position.
and his modest treasury suggests a COM
Portable renewing.
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