The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-01

Lindsay Stephenson A. Tamboufinist, and
Mr.. Dwight Hardin, A. bones, did their
parts as we'll as some professional. we have
seen. Several 81 the other performers
evinced considerable talent for the burnt
cork business, but they were ~ exceedingly |
black that we were unable to identify |
them. The whole performance was chaste |
aud crcditable, aud much enjoyed by the
audience. Some II the music was e-pe- |
cially good.
| RrP0Rr 90 THE GRAND JuRy.-Some |
erroneous reports having gone forth In re.
gard 10 the con lemnaiion Of the Jail by
the late Grand Jury, we copy part Of II:
40 far A. the duties required Of Thomas
liuford are concerned, they are discharged
with an efficient and entirely satisfactory
manner, the prisoners are kindly treated,
we'll fed, and their persons, clothing aud
bedding, are kept ~ clean a. the present
construction Of the Jail will perihit, but
We lind that the building is not such m one
a. we should have, that II has not proper
ventilation. that the construction l. such
a. tn make il matter of little or no diff
Guilty cor persons from the outside 10 hand
weapon. aud tools TO prisoners with which
they can make their escape, that the door
which now opens into said Jail is arranged !
in such o manner ~ to make IT unsafe and 1
dangerous for the Jaler to enter the build
ing, nc. In view Of ihe-e facts, We would
report iharrhe Jail Is insecure and unheai- |
thy" Signed Thoa. u. Montgomery, |
Foreman, T. r. Davies, James Robinson !
and J. NJ. sibold. Committee.
Han To Tran AwAY.-On saturday
Judge Saml M.Boone resolved TO return 10
his home nj Winchester for n season, much
against the wishes ofmany friends here. lie
took the evening train for Richmond, but
ON arriving at Lancaster, Was importuned
to get ofTiill Monday,st least and unable To
resist. he alighied from the train. lie
spoke at Prcachcrsyille Sunday, and by his
strong address and earnest manner, Undue
ell seventy to put on the blue. Monday
with Gen. Gano, he addressed large andi-
ence ut Lancaster and. incrcdiiable - II
may seem, after the many good reports
that have come from Garrard, thirty -one
persons were found who had not the proper
4 ribbon on their garments Tuesday the
Judge took the back track, intending to go
via. the G. : u. H. 10 his home, hut for a
sscond time he succumbcd to importunste
entrcsties and Joined in the Onslaught on
Crab Orchard Tie, with Others spoke there
two nights, aud the result was $50 new
Murphys lie was compelled tn leave
yesterday morning owing to important bu-
sine.s at home, but we hope il won't he
long before We will have him with rs
again. lie isa whole-souled fellow and
makes friends wherever he goes. May his
shadow increase.
sPERsoSAL-Mrs. James Mycr.,w who has
been visiting MIR. Trucheart's family, left
I on Monday to Join her husband who Is so
iourning in Colorado for the benefit Of his
health James VI. Carter Sr.. who has suf-
ferc,l twenty-five wears with Chronic Rheu-
matism has gone to the Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, ia hope of receiving cure. Miss
Lizzie NLrtcalf. 81 Nicholasville, i visit
ing the Misses Carpenter. Miss Allie
Hale, swcc, aud pretty brunetic, who hiss
been STAYING with her brother, Mr.. 4. l..
Hale. for some time, lell Yesterday for her
home in Missouri. We know of two
young men, at least, that sorrow nj her
departure a. those without hope. Miss
Knte Bailey. abrilliani blonde II shelby
Sille, IA visiting her sister, Mr.. J. II.
Shmks Mr.. H. D. Padseit, our Waynes-
hung correspondent was in town yesterday.
Mis- Jnlis Gentry, stylish Boyle county
belle was a guest Of Mrs. John Blain, this
w.ek. Misses Maggie Carpenter AMI Bet
tie hcld, Of IIusionville, pair that would
do honor To any town IN point of beauty,
we're here yesterday. Mis- Mary Bro
naugl, of Nicholasyillc, AMI Miss Eliza
Engleman, OF pingtown, added their
charm. to the array Of beauty that tn. sun
shine brought out ON the streets Yesterday.
They are to spend several days with the
Misses Harris. Miss Sallie Harrison has
moved 10 town. One soul at least, j. made
hapw. -...
? ST. As,rn llorrL.-lnder the guidance
of the gnial proprietor, Mr.. 1hos. Rich
ards, We this week inspected the new iIo-
. tel irom collar 10 garnet, and found II most
Admiralty aud comfortably arranged
/ Throughout, The rooms, es in number are
we'll Ventilated, nicely carpeted, and fitted
with new and handsome furniture The
Spring Mattresses are Of an Improved pat
em aud nights reposc on one Of them is
. well worth the money charged. All Of the
0 rooms are b. he connected with the eiiioe
by an Aeeirc annunciator, and the propri-
: etor will spare no means to make the Hotel
tirst-class ia all its appointments. The
T. dining room j. we'll lighted and connected
= with the cook nom by neatly arranged
4 elevator. The office is a cozy and attract
2 i've lounging room, and the parlor Is one Of
i the neatest in any hotel outside of the larg'
cities. One ieaure of the hotel, and al
important one, 4 the numerous and easy
ways Of egre~s, and in cPse of Gre il vii
v he a mans own fault II he gets burned ~
u in the building. The culinary department
:, x under the supervision Of Mrs. Richards
I" whose reputation in such matters is know
I" To every one in this vicinity. MI. Rich
- ards, the host, combines a number Of th
essential qualifications Of = successful lilo
4. tel keeper, and NC arr confident that b
Ne viii make the sl.Asaph a reputation tina
AZ ,yill axtand far AID wide The eNterhor q