The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07


ScARIrr FEvrn.-we have heard Of one
mild case In the town. hut the parents
wisely isolated the patient, and the disease
did not reach any Of the other members
Of the family.
AssioNNrSr. George d. Baiterton, a
young business man Of DanvIlle, has made
an assignment for the benefit Of his credit.
ors. His liabilities have not becn made
known, hut Il is thought that he will he
able to pay dollar fol dollar.
DEArns-At Parkaville. Mrs. Louisa
Wright, wife Of Buriett Wright, in the
57th year Of her age. Elder w. l.. VIII.
liams preached the funeral discourse ......
OF Scarlet Fever, last Saturday, Maria II.
Cohenyoungest daughter Of Alfred Cohen,
aged TO-
PrRsoEAr,-Capt. A. X Mckee has ac-
cepted the position Of business manager Of
the 7ribune. Mr.. Chas. II. Lucas, Jr, a
late foreman Of that Office, has gone TO ac-
cept "sit" on the 81. Louis Globe Demo
oroi. Or. A. +. Mertiman and family, late
Of Stanford, who have been staying In
Danville for short time, left last Monday
for California, where Il !. probable they
win locate.
ASERIoUs SHoorINo ARRAY Occurred
on our streets last Thursday evening, in
which w. W. Tompkins, policeman, and
Frank Staten were the participants. The
origin Of the trouble was supposed to be a
private grievance between the parties.
Three shots were fred, and SlAtten receiv-
ed wound which at frst was thought
would result fatally, but on yesterday he
was improving, and the chances were con-
sidered good for his recovery.
Nor ENaAoED.-Scveral Of our ex-
changes, in alluding to the unfortunate de-
velopments in the career Of the late John
A. Jacobs, have stated that Il was believed
he was to have been married at an early
day 10 most estimable lady Of this CON-
munity. While the lady referred to has
made no expressions whatever in regard to
the report, except to her family and imme-
date friends, the latter deem Il but just To
her that such report should he corrected.
The relationship alluded to was simply
that Of genuine and devoted friendship,
in which Mr.. Jacobs was held by all here
who knew him.
TIMELY WoRDs.-The Advocate Is put
ting in some good ticks against the shame
ful violation Of law in the sale Of whisky
in Danville, and the many honses Of pros
titution that ply their nefarious business
in that city and adds: "Within the last
few days a sad case has been brought to
light, in which the son Of one Of the best
and most highly respected families in this
community has fallen into a snare set for
him in one Of these houses, which, unless
he breaks the meshes thrown around him,
may forever ruin his prospects for useful
life, and cast gloom oser the declining
years Of devoted parents who had fondly
looked to him 10 make smooth the rugged
way to the grave. Our heart was made to
bleed when we heard the pitiful story from
the father concerning his way ward bat
well-beloved boy"
FINE SAFE.-The Farmer National
Bank received their safe on Yesterday from
the factory Of Halls Safe and Lock Co,
Cincinnati. II IL by far the largest and
handsomest safe ever seen in this section |
II was constructed especially for the new
Bank, and has all the modern inventions
and improvements. The outside measure
ment is s6l inches high; 67l inches wide,
and AZ deep. 1t contains a double door
burglar proof box a. inches long, &c inch
Is deep, and 81 high, with double combi-
nation and time locks. The doors close
with the patent Travis lever hinge. Just
above the burglar proof box are eighteen
large drawers, with burglar locks, for spe-
'ial deposits. Above these ample space il
eff for books, papers. &c. The whole ar
-angement is perfect, and the artistic taste !
displayed in its finish is splendid. The I
Bank will be open for business on Monday, c
darch 10th.