The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-08

The writer has twice aeen this performer,
and experienced the moat genuine aston
ishment without tho power to solve in the
slightest degree the curious psychological
phenomena displayed.
THr REPUBLICAN, NoNINgrs
are as follow- For County Judge, VIM.
Mckee Duncan; for County Clerk, J. W.
West for Assessor, Harrison Ray; for
JaiIer, Boston Dillon; for sheriff. Jesse
Ward; for Coroner, Daniel Miller; Fran
els Murphy reigned triumphant A. Chair
man Of the universal committee Of voters.
MoN IN Lawns CLOTHING.
March came in moa tcnderly M lamb,
but soon proceeded To conduct himself
most uproarously a.. lion. The wind
bloweth where IL listeth. and where il
weather-strippeth, too. Qnickencd memo.
ries of the glszier and locksmih follow
each consulsion Of doors and windows and
the political clsss Of the genus homo find
many an echoing sigh and moan in their
romantic hearts.
CHURCH MATTERS.
The Rev Green Clay Smith Is holding
a prolractsd meeting atthe Baptist Church.
The failure Of theMeihodisis TO establish
worphiping congregation here will render it
sSpedient for them to decline the purchase
Of the old Presbyterian church building.
Thus saith the knowing ones. Meanwhile
the old dwelling house On Danyille street,
bought Il Mrs. T.. Smith, is heing razed TO
the ground preparatory 10 the erection Of
the new Presbyterian church.
THE LENrES SEASON.
Ash Wednesday, the beginning Of the
forty days Lentrn Fast, Is here. On yes.
teriay Mardi Gras endeayored to exhaust
the overlooking animal spirits Of the pop.
ulace, and tone them down for the season
Of self-denial and penance that precedes
the commemoration Of the CruciGxion and
Resurrection Of the Savior Of mankind. An
enlightened Observance Of this period is
strictly conducive TO the higher spiritual
life and reveals the church in her mast ar
duons working attitude.
MARRYING.
Mr.. Clark Farris, Of this county, left on
Monday for Bardstown, where he was uni
ted in marriage, the following day, to Miss
Emma Ellis, Of the Roman Catholic faith,
He was accompanied by Col. J. X. Faulk-
ner......Another wedding is to be. New
dresses, bridal bonnets-eyer 80 many
proofs-positiye......A few evenings ago a
crowd Of spectators assembled ct Lawson
School-house to witness school exhibit
ton. To the surprise of all, when the cur
tain was raised the school master, Mr.. Geo
Moss, presented his blushing bride and the
hymeneal knot was there serenely tied.
PERSONAL MOTIFS.
Col. Joseph Weisiger returned On Mon
day from Cincinnati, whittier he had gone
to lead several hundred lambs TO the
slaughter. Mr.. II. NJ, Burdett is in Frank.
fort, where the famous Legislature Is spin
ming out tiresome technicalities till All.
Fool's-Day shall put period to proceed
ings. Miss JEANNE II. Duncan, Of Ian
caster, appeared at the last Frankfort Mas
querade Hop as the Dollar Of the Dsddie
remonetized. The Arcadian Social Clul
met this week at Misses Mary Allen an
Maggie Kinnairl's. Mrs. VIM. Wake
gave a handsome dinner on Friday last i
! honor of Misses Jennings and White, O
Richmond.
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Last Saturday noon, put period to Gil
cult Court and turned universal attentio
TO the Democratic Primary Election. Tn
heavens opened their torrents and IN
streets were muddy beyond description; b.
: the contest among the legion Of candidate
:. was full of interest. Erultant were III
a vicior., and detected were the vanquishe
! as the setting sun took last glimpse
\ warning humanity. enclose the officii
: count, hut in ease statistics should prov
! too bulky the following abstract NAV su
c ice. OF three candidates for Conn
Judge, 7. Ford, Of Bryantsville, receive
: the nomination by majority Of six vot,
3 For Sheriff, John NJ. Higginbotham, by
vote Of 763. For County Attorney, II.
, Kaufman, among three contestants, by
. majority Of sixteen votes. For Coun
3 Clerk, Of three candidates, W. II. Burnsid
l. Of Hyattsville, by a msjority Of 2l5 vote
e OF seven candidates for Jailer, W. ii. A
mold, by a majority Of IS. For AssessC
OF six candidates, Russell Jennings, Of Al
tioh, by a majority Of 100. For Coron'
A. d. Brown, among three candidates, by
majority Of 10. For Surveyor, f. NJ. WI
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