The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-04-19
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COURT.
County Court next Monday.
BASE Rail-
Has been revived among the gnmin.
THE NEW SMOKE STACK
On walden's Min went up with ne much
eclat rs usually attends cornerstone Affairs.
THE RFcErrroS
Given last Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
+. Rout was pronounced an enjoyable A.
fair
q. A. sLAvEN
Il a candidate for Constable in the Paint
Lick precinct subject the will Of the Dem.
ocracy.
RELIGIOUS.
Elder W. A. Gibson, Of the Christian
church at this place, is holding serie. Of
meetings at Mitchellsburg.
FASTER.
The Roman Catholics will doubtless OBJ
serve Holy Week and Easter Sunday. Col.
ored eggs are In order this week.
| HE'LL GET SICK OF THAT.
The editor Of the Alpha calls for short
sketches from the young girls Of the place
to adorf the outside Of his paper.
TINE NEW FASHIONS.
The new kilt walking-suits look fresh
and becoming on our streets when worn
by school girls. or very young ladies.
GAVE THEM THE 100 BY"
Some excitement was created on Sunday
morning by the dashing through town Of
the train hearing the great Circus to Rich
mond.
EXAMINING THE CURRENCY.
A counterfeit ten-dollar note in circula-
ton has been subjected to professional
visiting inspector. The discussion was
rather exciting.
JEwELRy AT MOTION.
The auction Of John B. Thompson's Jew
elry. Sc, has been the chief attraction for
a week. The Hall has been largely pa
tronized. and bargains have multiplied.
COURT OF krPEAIs
Within the past week the following Gar
rard cases have been decided by the Court
of Appeals; Edmiston vs. Edmiston, af-
irmed; Gill vs. King, reversed; and the
celebrated case, Doty vs. Anderson, re-
yersed.
THE LOUISA DILLON TROUPE.
Those who saw the comedy Lemons by
the Louisa Dillon Troupe on Friday night
pronounced il above the average. The
Star is petite, graceful and pretty as seen
in walking-suit, promenadine al Depots,
waiting for trains.
FISHING CLuB.
On Saturday the celebrated Allen Fish
ing Club will hold their regular Annual
on the banks Of the Dix. Mr.. Thomas
Wherritt is this years candidate for initia-
ton, the rules forbidding the admission Of
more than one at time.
MISSING BODY FOUND.
The discovery Of the murdered remains
Of an old lrishman, Luke Agara, at Paint
Lick was communicated to town to-day.
The man had been missing since Novem-
Der; was fine gardener, and is supposed
TO have been killed and robbed.
MRS. MARY cHAfREs DUNLAP
Has just returned from Cincinnati and
Louisville with most elegant outfit in the
Millinery line. The new shades Of Ha-
vana. Beige and Mastic run through rib
bons, silks and flowers; Partisan Hats Of
endless variety; the new pearl ornaments
and exquisite silver butterflies, together
with yelling. &c, compose the stock. Pri-
ces under city figures Hats trimmed to
suit all tastes. Mourning outfit q spe-
cialty.
Senator Bruce wears an indisputably new
and distingus look. Governor James Bar
bour Mason treads once more his native
heath, stick and all, with no damages APP
parent save hoarseness-slight soarenir Of
night sessions in Halls Of State. The Hon.
F. Fox, Of Danville, is numbered among
Mr.. Barnes converts. Our Attorneys are
some Of them at Stanford court-in for a
three-week's siege. Miss Hattie Reid APP
pears among US again, after winter in the
city. Master John Owsley is confined to
bed with a tedious affection Of the knee
cap. A number of our Masons are attend
ing the Knight Templar limitations at Dan
vile this week.
DEATH OF Mr.. BLAzLEY.
Died, on Friday night, after repeated at
tacks Of illness, Elijah ii. Beazley, aged 80
year,. The mysterious character Of his
disease lei to a post norton examination,
which was conducted by DR.. Huffman and
Bush in the presence Of other physicians
Of the community. Nothing was revealed
that could account for the physical phe-
nomens that characterized the attacks, and
all pre-conceived theories fell before the
tests applied. That.it was a nervous aAec-
ton attended with results that finally
proved DISASTROUS, seems TO be the eonclu-
sion. The funeral was conducted by the
Royal Arch Masons led by the Lancaster
Cornet Band. The services at the Christ
ian church were OF the most impressive
character. Elder Gibson, with only few
minutes preparation, delivered a sermon
complete in all the requirements OF the
case, and he really deserved the
greater credit as Mr.. Allen was expected
" oficiate. The fervor, eloquence and
good taste Of the discourse were above crit
icism. The remains were inferred in the
Lancaster Cemetery. The deceased was a
highly-appreeiated citizen, and leaves a
wife and infant daughter. He held two