The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-19
MOVIE COUNTY.



Hall on Wednesday night IN "Minnie's
Luck"
Mr.. J. NJ McFerran claims on As
acres OF corn To have an average Of ~ bar
rel- to the acre Il was laid oiT three feet
each way and thinnod to 'wn stalks to the
hill.
The "cast-Out" seems 10 have again
gotten into the swine. They sold we'll at
first here on Monday at SAFE, but sudden
ly rushed heudlong down a steep place and
brought mp at about 50 95 and 81
A very enjoyable impromptu dance
was given at james Hall on Friday night
last. The floor was severely waxed, and
suggested line from Tennyson's Brook
al slip, slide, CLEAN, | dance, and we
all go down together"
Capt. Boone had il under his arm II
looked like a cross betw cen Sarah Bern
hardt according to photol and the run.
nj rg. scar Of fly upihe-crcek lis name.
where it came fiom and what he was GO
ing to do with il, were all the same, viz:
"None-of. your-d-n-bu sines"
- The managers o. the Skating Rink an
nounce a grand Fancy Dress Carnival for
the 9th next Wednesday night. We had
+. u. c. here once before and the New
York Police Cosets giving the names had
all the girls pictured in costumes not well
adapted to the concealment Of anatomical
projections.
Court day last Monday The crowd
was not up to the average, trade dragging,
and scarcity Of good stock. The day was
dark and dreary. Capt. T. u. English re-
ports: About 500 cattle on the market.
Aged mules brought 500 to SlS5 per head;
horses from $50 to 500, according to quail
iiy. One lot Of good feeding cattle sold at
s365 per hundred.
Mrs. Netiie Nichols, wife of County
Clerk Reed S. Nichols, is quite sick.
Col. c. II. Withrow, of Paris. was in Dan
willie this week .....W. q. Dunlsp and wife,
Of Lancaster, were with Miss Matte Fish
err last week ......Will J. Mckee is here
from Iowa. Likewise, Tom Bell, from
Colorado. .... Dick Dunlap leaves on Friday
for Fort Smith, Arkansas. Mrs Matte
Fisher goes with him as far as St. Louis.
The following is the result Of the Al.
rocaf. corn show on Monday last: First
pr,minn. white corn, r. J. Green. Of Mel
son county; second premium. Henry Yeis
err. Of Bowie; yellow corn-6rst premium
j. l.. Neal. of Mercer; second premium. d
w. Dunn. of Garrard; bread corn-6rs
, premium. DIR. I'M Never of Bowie; sec
ond premium. 4. Hackley. of Lincoln
mixed corn-Grt'premium, Spears Fisher
Of Lincoln; second premium, NJ. T.. naw
son, of Lincoln.
2 Sometime since our local papers "le
slip the dogs % war,"and soon advanced Il
ne rsonalities The Tribune in lis last Issue
with A decided show OF pluck, leaves In
busks and SAYS: IL will arise" &c, an,
> apologizes. The Ad,ooate sees him afar Of
and runs and falls on his neck, and in pre-
eisely the proper shirt. accepts the apolog
As offered. Now. that stern conntenance
> strife has relaxed il. awful frown, the tw
paper.. The Trustees and Screw TAYLOR
" though ,inrly and in contention Of n
avail, together form terrible combinalio
= and we'll working goes merrily on.
: Considerable anxiety is still mantle,
over the non-appearance OF Morris Ieise
:, Express Agent at this. lie went wit
friends on a Southern trip, but left theI
y saying he was going to Louisville an
y probably to indianapolis The form'
W place he reached, but kilograms from III
latter state that he has not been there.
has now been more than two weeks sine
z he first leit, and not word Of any kin
has been heard from him. Ills relative
4. and friends fear foul play, and have d'
Of fQrtlNQs IUUkIug un The ease. Mt. 4 Clrl