The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-06
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sixth year Of her agc.
CurIDs DAnrs.-- Fayettc county gem
tlcman, viii, on the 18th inst, lay claim
10 the hand Of one Of the handsomc'i
young ladies in Boyle county.
OSr At LAsr.--Aftcr the lapse Of nearly
two months, the Boyle County Clerk issued
a marriage license on the 2Sth ult, to-wits
Permitting the union Of Geo. s. Benedict
and Martha A. Glen, Of this county.
DrssoLvEp-The Senior Class Of Cen
tire College had made preparations for, and
proposed to produce upon the stage during
the approaching Commencement season, an
interesting classical drama, but latieriy
the performance was postponed Indefinite
", and the "Garick Club dissolved by
consent, supcrinduced by higher author
ity.
SoLD.-The old Caldwell Institute lot
on Lexington Avenue has been sold to
Mr. Jss. A. Curry, for $4,000. The tract
contains about Eve acres and Is enc Of the
most desirable sites in the town. The
debris is being removed, and Mr. Curry
will divide the ground into three lots, upon
one Of which he will soon begin the erec-
ton Of modern style residence " hand
some design.
BEii Summary "A very successful
session Of Bell Seminary will close With
Commencement exercises at The First Pres
byterian Church, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at s O'Clock, p. N. On the preceding
Sunday evening, Rev. Thos w. Vaughan
will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon 10
the graduating class, composed Of the fol-
lowing young ladies; Misses Matte Nc.
Dowell, Annie Vaughan, Annie Wsrlroper,
Katie Duncan, Of this place, and Bessie
Green, Of Msysville.
PERsoNAL.-Gen. S. S. Fry, delivered
the grafton over the Union soldiers graves
in Mill Springs National Cemetery. on
decoration day.. Samuel @. Boyle Is ne
gotiating for the purchase Of prominent
Republican newspaper Of the State.
The long intermission between the Dan
willie letters to the Anderson Ness is bro
ken this week. An article on the poison
ing Of dogs in this locality overcame the
humane correspondent. II was case Of
anthrophobia; but time will ehace.
ScASDAL.-This community has been
agitated and harrassed of late with rumors
Of improprieties and acts Of very dam
aging nature to several ladies and gentle
men. The prevalence Of such reports has
been of too great frequency during the
past two week., giving much annoyance
and obtaining no credit in the public
mind. Such idle gossip is regarded as
without foundation in fact. Ii would be
we'll for those who deal in such matters, to I
consider the subjoined words "The mean
est thing possible in man, is to breathe the
breath of scandal against the character Of
woman. 1t is no excuse that 80 and 40,
said the mean, low, contemplate thing you
are retailing. The base suspicion will
tarnish the purest character; a word may
blight il forever"
TES DOLLAR CERrIFIcATEs.-The arr j. |
val Of $4,000 Of refunding certificates
was the cause Of more activity and excite
ment than has been witnessed in Danville |
for some time. The puerile policy Of the |
United Sta tes Government in its apparent
desire to have poor people share in hold
ing its securities, was fully displayed when |
postmasters were directed to sell no more
than ten certificates, or 500 worth to any
one person. The efforts Of our banks to |
keep secret the arrival Of the precious
package were in vain, and on Wednesday
morning nearly the entire population was
enlisted by our three banks to purchase,
and most wonderful energy was display
ed, either through friendship for the banks
or an intense eagerness to be known "a n
"bloated bondholder" even for few mo-
menls. At 9 O'Clock, q mass Of human
flesh was packed in the post office room,
each man striving for a place in the van
the young boy and the old man contending
for chance. In two hours time the an
nouncement call sold" was made. The
First National Bank came of the victor,
with S4,l0O worth, the other two banks
getting $500, and individuals, among
whom were many colored men, captured
the balance. During the jostle and squeeze,
George Thomas. College student. was