The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15
WAYNE COrSTy WINS.
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Prof IlalSell preached at the Union
church on SATURDAY and Sunday nights
lvt.
nFAru.
A little girl, daughter Of q. G. Nickery,
/ aged two years, died of cerebral meningitis
| last week.
LIT ALL THE WORLD REJOICE.
The result Of the late Congressional con
test in this District j. truly gralif wing to
the Democracy here. Little Phil has in.
deed, proven himself champion worthy
of the lsurels he has won.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. George W. Ingram Is remcleling
and repainting his residsnce in Eli Spring
valley. Capt. J. W. Tni,Ie. also, has over
hauled and remodeled his residence. adding
greatly to its appesrsnc~ and convenience
Of arrangement. James A. Phillip, E-q,
is erecting an imposing mansion On his lot
adjoining the premises uf Mai. ChTisman.
The subject Of erecting College building
in the suburbs Of the village is being dis
cursed. Dr. Henry C. Stone is contempla-
ting building residence soon.
Fiction DAY FITICUFF.
The excitement on election day here,
eliminated about noon in few old fash
ioned iisticuh fghts, FROM which nothing
save few bruised heads and bloody noses
resulted. We noticed that "moonshine"
or something 81 equally a. exhilarating a
natur eircalated quite freely for a local
option town on that day. But the licen-e
usually accorded in election times doubt
les accounts for il, and We have no donbt
but the town will Immediately relapse into
its wonted status IT sobrieiy sud good
moral-.
CANDIDATES.
During Court week our citizens we're
addressed by two Of the aspinnts for the
Office Of Superintendent at Public lnstruc-
ton, Hon z. F. Smith and Prof. Halsell, Of
Bowling Green. Mr.. Smiths principal ef-
fort was an attack upon the official CON
duct of the present incumbent. Prof.
Halsell spent some time in defending the
attacks made upon the clerical aspiranis
by some of the papers Of the State, aud
closed by giving a synopsis Of the course
he would pursue il elected. Both are
gentlemen Of ability, and either ii them
would make competent officer.
PERSONAL.
Elder ". T. Francis, Of the church IT
Christ is conducted furnishing Sunday
school here, assisted by corps Of compe-
tent teachers. Pruf. Bradshaw is princi-
pal Of the Academy at this place, and has
the reputation of an able educator. Miss
Ida CofIey is teaching the Common School
in this district. Mis- Westlake, Of Chica-
60, arrived last week for the purpose Of
conducting a class in instrumental music.
Her personal charms are Of such a charac-
ter that already the hearts ~ several Of the
beauH OF the village are taken captive,
Miss Ada HuHaker after m absence Of
several weeks to Louisville, returned home
a few days ago.
orr CIRCUIT COURT
Adjourned yesterday morning, afer St
ting Of six days. One man by the name
Of Martin, was convicted and sentenced to
the Penitentiary for two years for grand
larceny. The other criminal cases we're
The man, Allen. charged with |
in the murder Of Young Coiey.
and who had been in Jail over twelve
months, was allowed, and gave hail in the
sum af S2Ga The bar at this place has
recently been increased by the accession Of
two promising young lawyer, to-wit; Jas.
A. Phillips and J. Polk frazur, both are
young men Of talent and Iair legal attain
IN ants, and will at no distant day, bccome
Ia the profession.