The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-07
LocfL WATERS.

expense. J y. Craig
Tue house and Got advertised by J. s.
b Murphy viii De .old publicly on February
Court Day, Il not disposed Of before
e. TuEnE will hc tive Saturdays, five Sun.
days and five Mondays in January, says
somebody who has taken the trouble 10
p eount
fnrn OYSTERS, Pigs Feet ,sauer Kraut,
and Pickles, and in fact an nick -nacts to
please The appetite. Of The hungry can be
iouni at D. Mauingly a Sons
Fon SAM on RrNr-My excellent little
farm Of SD acres, miles from stanford.
Call on me o., Geo D. Wearen's YOU want
bargain. D. q. Afford.
Tnr BANg REroprs That we publish
In Ibis issue show q graiiyin state Of Affairs
in each. The National has the call on the
Farmers little this time, however on
dividends, as the former declared 3i and
The latter per cent
| D. W. Bnucr. Esq, has returned from
Augusta, Ga, aud has entered upon the
duties Of the Office Of Marshal, TO which
be wa. elected last FALL. We hope he will
put short stop to some Of the midnight
shooting that 30 greatly disturb. the resi-
of many Of our citizens.
lrr everybody settle his account. nov
Il he can, and he can Il he will, and We
will al be better able To- run our business.
Peace and prosperity will follow such ac.
tion, and we hope those who have never
ticd this plan may do .o ihi. time and
End out the happy feelings OF him who
owes no man anything
q. A. nrNrpiCr writes "a. that the
stanford correspondent Of the banville
lidu0t j. q iilsi6er and Il he finds out
who be- il, be {. going TO put head on
him. oar reader. will bear in mind that
we never mentioned Mr. BENEDICT escapade
with the lightning nod man We publish
a religious family weekly, and never think
OF anything lower than the skies.
Ram OFFER. Ladies who desire to
punha.e ~ elegant dolnan or CLOAK. or
even a cheaper garment Of the kind. are in
formed that the Hayden Brothers have re.
gu,sied u- to .sy they oiltr number Of
them % greatly reduced prices from nov
on. We inspected them personally and We
know that some ~ them are really elegant,
and you can get one nov for les than you
could buy 60 ia New York City
SiNsvtkE--A gentleman remarked Go
us Yesterday NV ~~rpr-eemsd TO be a De-. I
cuiiar fatality hanging over the people I
who come 90 this county from Mercer 1
Six OF them have died unnatural deaths /
iu four yeats. one has been given the grand I
bounce, and there 8. certain individual /
here from there who corresponds for the |
llarrodsburg Oi.rrel, under the Tseudonym I
OF "Maillup' that will Ego up" IL he ever .
speak. Of Stanford o.. he did a few weeks I
ago. The stanford correspondent Of the .
Somerset Esp1rifl has given him his orders, .
and if they are not needed, woe be unto /
"Maillup"
Bv-iSr-s CnANoE- AND RruovAis-I
The firm Of Severance, * Daddera ar Is /
changed Co Severance, Dudderar a Co., by .
the accession Of D. b. Edmiston, E.q., late
Circuit Clerk, and viii shortly move to the
corner storc under the Opera House. lIar-
ri- a Nunnelley dissolve. and Mes. 4. l..
Hale and A. T. Nunnclley continue their /
general grocery and hardware trade in the |
large stow-room next 10 the Farmers I
Bank. Ovsley N Higgins, in the same I
line, have gone Co their .plendidly CON
.trucied new store-room next door below .
the Opera House while Mes. j. HASH. I
Shanks anl d. W Nandeyeer will shortly .
remove Co their beautiful new store. in the /.
Opera House building. W. g. Carson and .
4. &. nodds have dissolved but W. Il. Car /
son can sin be- found at the same place with .
good stock.
4. GAY LoruABin--A colored gentle. I
man, known a. Monsieur Jim Caldwell. I
has created quite O sensation among the [
iemiuinos of his class. For sometime he .
ha- paid hr deyotions To Madamoi-elles
Mary Craig. Matte Miller and Louise
Salicr. and hy biz fascinating ways seems
TO have won The heart Of each. Two Of +.
them az least bad promised 90 marry him, /
aud he he'd Fixed itso that the little event.
should occur the same night. Not having /.
o. cent with which To 10 buy the license, he /
applied 10 M'-elle Miller, who il appears
did not have the change, SO he fixed the /
hour oi + q. Ne. a. the time to lead her 90 |
the altar. Mtelle Salier was a little more
"hush, and raised The necessary $3.50 for
the license, and their marriage was to he F.
az seven. Employing two preacher, he |
sent the Rev. Moran To the house Of M'selle F..
Miller and took the Rev. Harrison Giyeus
with him 20 the Salter mansion. Invited
guests were on hand aud So soon a. he
rolld staighten out "a few contrary locks,
he joined his -weetsmeling Louise and
they were married according to Rev. civ
ems most approved style. Congr1tulstion,
were nov in order, and some Of the more
favored guests were allowed 70 touch their
snouis on the beautiful proboscis Of the
new Madame Caldwell. This over the
crowd began 10 think Il was about time
for the supper, and the preacher showed
by his looks that he was mighty "oneasy'
about that fee. As time wore on aud the
supper and fee we've not forthcoming,
gloomy iorebodings began to an their
minds, but only for a moment, when in
marched Mselle Miller and demanded the
whereabouts Of her gay deceiyer. Cald-
well had, however, smelled a mouse and
hied himself suddenly away But the
scene that Was enacted when Madame