The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-04-26
IsNC0lS COUNTY NFWs.
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i FASTER DAY
Has passed without the traditional cold
snap.
Il unusually forward, grass and grain he
Ing peculiarly luxuriant.
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATION.
MISS Hettie G. Goode has just returned
from Louisville, where she has been for
the last month under the treatment Of DR..
Reynolds, for strabismus. About four
years ago we were visited by travelling
oculist, who induced Mrs g. to subject her
daughter to an operation. The result was
disastrous, the distortion being greatly ag-
gravated. Asthe young lady grew up she
felt so much annoyance from the dis6gure-
ment that her mother decided upon anoth-
er trial. In this she has been entirely sue
cess:ul. We heartily congratulate the young
lady on her escape from the malady which
80 terribly marred a very pretty face, and
distressed very amiabie girl.
CRYING FoR THE CIRCUS
We are Inundated and saddened by the
unwonted and unwaranied slight put up
on us BY the Circus. In fact We cannot
long submit tamely to such neglect. A de-
cent respect for the opinion of the civilized
world will compel us to assert ourselves. 1t
Is time that managers Of such estertain-
ments should distinctly understand that
the sticking up Of few Haunting bills,
embellished with cuts Of uncata logued
beasts, and miraculous vehicles, and men
in impossible relations to the laws Of Anat-
omy and vitality, does not, aud can moi sat
isfy the laudable longines o. our children
or ourselves. "Let justice be done though
the heavens fall.' Give usa real, living,
bounding, mirth-provoking Circus.
DIED IN A LuSArIc ASYLUM.
We have just heard Of the death Of
Young Walter Rife, which occurred a few
days since at the Insane Asylum at Lex
ington. His mind had been affected for
several years, and outstanding he had
grown much worse, his devoted mother
still chung to him and endeavored by eve
ry means to amelioraie his sad condition.
Within the last year IL was found necessa-
ry to place him in the Asylum; and when,
few weeks ago, the family removed to
Texas, his mother reluctantly consented to
let him remain until they should get set
tied and be thus enabled to resume the care
Of him at home. But the gloom Of death
has settled upon his darkened life and hs
day Of suffering is ended.
AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.
We had pretty fair rehearsal in the way
of private theatricals few days ago our
selves. John Carpenter purchased three
stands of bees, and, being determined to
lose no time from sweetening the ills Of
bachelor aceticism, set out with spirited
horse and fine Spring wagon to bring home
his vivacious acquisition. For time all
went rs smoothly as real honey moon,
when the mother-in-law is suddenly strick-
en- with paralysis; but unfortunately the
top slipped from one Of the boyes and the |
lively in6aSiiss,s -aiiiFd -, resolved to |
ride faster or "burst the biler." The horse
responded to their persuasions and was
soon flying at maidencd speed, and kicking
with manisc fury. The wagon was soon
demolished and the bees dumped upon the |
road. John had heard that sprinkling |
would soothe the Infatuated insects; but |
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