The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-20

About $500 were ial en- In NJ The
gates The last day 81 the fair Tie crowd
WIS estimated a. between 5000 md 1000
people
Died, al his home in rerryville, ibis
county, on Saturday last. l.uminus Dim
mitt lie lived II years In liarrods-
burg, last week, Mrs. Mary Randcyl.
Davis, wife Of joel Davis and daughter Of
Mr.. John y. Randeyl-, III formerly of
Danville.
- We gave in our last report the pre-
miums taken by Lincolniie. At our fair up
to Thursday. We now finish The let
Mare and colt, Whit Montgomery; saddle
gelding. G. r. Sandidee; horse mule, D. G.
Sandidge; gelding in walking ring. {. v.
Gentry; harness mare, 2.yr.old, G. T. San
didsei special premium, by WI. Lyle, for
best colt by Geo. wilks Jr, RIB REP.
Woods. q
go The Train Dispaicher's Office on the
c. $. x. W. las been removed to Danville
From Somerset, where Il has been located
since the road was built. This doubtless
will bring to town Others who live by tcl-
in some places they are known ~ opera
tors. Would il be hazardous TO hope that
there is a pleasant one in the lot. have
often wondered Il these persons have been
selected for and gagged by their peculiar
adaptness for crossness or incivility.
-PERsoNsI. Senator Beck was here
during the fair Dr. White and wife, and
Mrs. Judith Ioskins White, Of Memphis,
are visiting relatives in this and Garrard
counties. Mrs. Roger Hanson was at the
fair soliciting charities for the Confeder-
ate Widows and Orphans Home in Scott
county. Miss Jennie Keenan, Is at Col.
Dukes. Mr.. X. +. Anderson, President Of
the Lexington Fair Association, was here
last week. Mrs. Loitie Duke Chrisman is
on visit To her fathers family in the
country.
- Fify.three persons bought tickets
from this point 10 Chicago this week.
From the noise they made starting you
might have thought there was thousand.
II was about 3 4. NJ, and each, individual
ly, wanted the whole crowd to wait just
minute. Everybody wanted everybody
else TO keep quiet and nobody did the bus
man yelled and the parties sassed back .
the engine screamed, pulled and snorted,
and took many ''chews ohews 10 back 'er,'
and, all in all, racket ruled in the morning
Of the quiet Sabbath.
"A hot Court day was Monday last in
Danville. IL. 7. Bush tells Us that there
were about $50 cattle on the market, and
only few Of them good ones, which
brought from 3 to 3ic. Scrubs were in
the majority, and sold at from to p cents.
Horses and mules were plentiful. I'm
broke 2-yr-old mules sold at from $50 TO
$50; broke $50 to 1925. Capt. English
reports about $50 cattle, day hot, and mar
ket dull Prices ranged from to SIC,
owing to quality, Of course. A good sup
ply Of horses and mules and demand mod
crate; horses $50 to $3.50; yearling inules,
$40 to $50, 2.yr-old and aged mules. $40
to Sis5.
49, Hons. J. :. Chrisman and Phil u.
Thompson, Jr., spoke to the good people
here on Monday last. Well, We have had
Mosques with all sorts Of fantastical repre-
sentations, we have had the fair with all
il brought, aud the circus with the clown,
dog and monkey all these and more-but
nothing to excel in ridiculosity the above
mentioned speaking. Chrisman presented
his petition or complaint, and after Thomp-
sons reply the following written agreement
was entered into:
~. :. Chrisman agreed with Phil
| Thompson, Jr, at Danville, to submit his
claims to any arrangement that the Dem
ocratic Committee might make in the Dis
trict "PHu b. THOMPSON, in,
-. 5. CHRIsMkN.
August IL, 1880"
Chrisman now publishes a card, in which
he declines longer to be a candidate for
Congress in the Eighth District and That
no se'''e w.
Dr. faye'ie DunIap mas returned, al
ter ihree-weekS SoJoufn al Ou"oerlah'
falis, ana reports having hau most ue
ilgh'iul VISIT, Inc kihu anu po'i,e a''en
lions oil Mr. owens To MS guests Is Que o
the attractive features OF 'he place ne
'ae' 'ha' .hls reSor, mas oeen eA'e'S''e, !,
pa'rohileu ny 'he oes. people from "''
par'S OF 'he country WI" insure u Su'''SS
lul season the coming year fishing' 70"
ing oa'h''g' "eer-hun''ng' an" '''"''ins
'he mountains 'urh'sh entertainment 'o'