The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
G.tRRARD COTyTI.


NNANfMNIfEa
Judge Owaley and vii, returned from
Frankfort on Saturday.
-- lIomans's suction il attracting crowd.
TO the hall day and night
AZ the present rice Of mercury oui
next Summers supply Of ice cream will b,
low
Miss lula Bcghy, an elocutionist, !,
making arrangements to give public
reading here.
A handsome street lamp ornament,
and lights the entrance to the New Prcsby.
tcrian Church.
A large dining party was given at Mr.
ilansbury Vests on Tuesday. A. social
party same evening at Mr.. Richard Noel's.
A man j. in town exhibiting a new
portable fence or, a. one Of our barristers
faceiiously terms him, l. fencing master.
The Shelby S.ufihd appears most at
tractive in the hands Of IL new proprietors,
one Of whom f. a Cupmicr and the other a
Cooper.
- Our Representative, Captain Daniel
Murphy, Is on the following standing COM
mittecs Of the House The Sinking Fund,
Charitable Institutions and Agriculture
and Manufactures
The burial Of the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Warren, Of your town,
took place here TO day. The parents have
the sincere sympathy Of friends in their
heavy bereavement
-Jno. G. Young delivered an eloquent
and learned lecture on the Lost Arts, At
the hall on Wednesday evening. On Thurs
and Friday evenings Miss Lula Begbic, an
elocutionist, will give reslings at the hall.
woodforl g. Dunlap has bought ont
the Tisiior, purchased a new aud comp leie
outfit and will soon issue the first number
Of the Lancaster Banner. an indepen dant,
eight-column sheet, devoted to the best M
teresis Of our county.
The sum 10 triumphantly secured by
Dr. Mckee for the new Presbyterian
Church is now reported to have swelled to
5000. A side gate and shelter for car
riagcs will be built for the comfort Of the
country members Of the congregation.
DrED.-At his residence in this county
on the 4th inst, Prof. Samuel Mullins, who
devoted his life to the educat ion Of the
young. Scores Of young men and women
will doubtless learn Of the sad event with
the regard inspired by the memory Of
fai thful. kindly offices received at the
hands Of this venerable instr uctor. Fun
oral services At Danvile on Tuesday.
- What shall ! say Of FalstafI7s exquis-
ite little poem 20 modestly disguised in a
prose paragraph Of his last letter? Or Of
the genuine romance that held him cap
tive amid the green lcar0 Of an eternal
spring? Or Of the tender chiyalry that
flowed in purling ripples from his honest
heart throbsg Verify, If we cannot clasp
hands over the Grant reception, we can
touch quilts nightly on these sometime |
flashes Of knightly sentiment.
- There have been several changes I
among the business men Of the place. Mr.. |
W. II. Smith, for 20 many years our most /
popular merchant, has removed 10 Har- /
rodsburg. Geo. d. Burdett a Co, now oc-
,upy a cumOdious stOre-rOOm under the /
Town hall. Herman has house at Dalton
md a clothing department here on Rich
mond Avenue Mr.. Clifton Anderson and
family have rented the Myers property
IN the Stanford turnpike near town.
The Masonic Supper, on New Years
night, was the most successful entertain
nent Of the season in regard to palatable
cookery and thoroughly systematic man
lgement. Not a discorlant element was
cit. The Comet Band enliyened things
i'll after supper, when the Jim Grow Am
Iteurs appeared on the boards. Instantly
very step became light-so light that the
could be termed a dance were il
lot that some scrupulous person might be
shocked at the announcement. Any how
here was a queer bobbing Of heads and
rossing Of feet. Proceeds OF the affair SS5.