The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-04

p thfm MHN come ana Aiilc, II they DO mol,
? their accounts will surely BE- placed In the
hands Of an officer
GRorSD has been broken Tor the foun.
, dalton Of the new Steam FIGURING Min and
Elevator and Mess Mathnsloy & Meals.
, ier say that ihey intend to push matters o.
iasi a. the Weather viii admi,.
Tnr"nio i5.T encouraged BY their srrai
.uocca here are contemplating going TO
liuaionville on the night Of the ieih
should they they ao, The people Of the
West Ind can expect really hne enter
iainmcnt
Ii you have sweetheart and Want 10
BE- Married, apply far licrnse IT, the
County Clerk and Tor wedding suit 10
those princes Of Merchant Tsilofs, J. Win.
ter a Co, corner Of Third and Market
streets. I.ouisville, Ky.
DONATION. Mrs. Stone, OF Maiden, Mas.
fachuseiis. has donated the handsome sum
Of $4,000 10 liersa COLLEGE. in Madison
county, Ky. This college, il will be re.
membercd, ., principally Tor colorcd PEG.
pie, hut number Of whites al.o attend H.
Ara MEETING Of the Trustee. Of the
stanford Male and Female Seminary, the
rates Of tuition for the ensuing eve months,
beginning February IL, were fixed a. fol.
lows Primary scholar 81; intermediate
scholar. -, and advanced scholars s. Per
month.
Snow Before the snow that was depos-
tied on The hillsidcs more than seven weeks
ago had disappeared, another storm Of the
"hcauiiful" came yesterday, and the whole |
earth il again wrapped in whileness.
Well, Il i good COT The wheat, % We won't
murmur.
TnE Street Parade BY the Arlington
Mins.rels viii begin At . o'clock sharp. this /
afternoon. Il will he a grand affair and
will give those who never aw Mardi
Gas procession, a good idea Of how il Is
done in New Orleans. Ne sure to look ont
for your hor.es during the parade.
VIZ Tom Nor So.-We aid the win.
ter was not near over A few warns days
don't make Spring, any more than one
swallow makes a Sumner. We observe
that the Hayden Brothers have been sell
ing many heavy winter goods this week.
and they siill oaer such At about first cost
Winter garment. for ladies also are TO be
had o. the Hayden. At prices sollow that
all Of you can aaori 20 buy. II you doubt
our word. all you have 10 do J. to awe
them = chance 70 ell you bill.
Nrv smrnur.-The refusal Of Mr..
liaughman 10 qualify As Sheriff. the reason
Tor which We have before given, len that
olIicc vacant til Saturday last, when Mr..
John y. Mcniiee offered 10 take the Office
foT IL Fec. Judge Erown ihereupon az.
pointed him, and Mr. Meniiee was sworn
in. with Mess. :. +. Cowan and Craig Lynn
a. surciies. We have reason TO hore well
Of Mr.. Meniiec lie j. an honest, capable
gentleman, l. not lacking In the back
hone necessary TO the Office, and we hope
TnE INTERIOR JOURNAL will never have
occasion to DO aught but praise him.
AociuENr. The Arlington Minsirels met
with what might have been a very serious
aocidcnt while passing between Midway
and GEORGETOWN. They were crowded six
teen in a Stage coach, and the pike being
very slick. the driver was unable to hold I
his team in iAe road while going down
hill 10 stream, bat struck The iailin Of
the bridge aud overturned the vehicle into 1
the water below. With the assistance Of
those who saw the peril, their whole party /
was rescued alive and, with the exception
Of Mrs. Arlington and BILLY Mari, who re-
oeiycd some slight injuries, unhurt. Al
were. however, immersed and We hope il
our Baptist friends can not give them the
"rlghi hand Of fellowship" they will at
least 60 to the show 10 night and testify |
their appreciation by contributing 50 or - |
cents each toward their support.
Ms FLonENcE MITcnrLI~-it Is with 1
pleasure that we announce that Miss Flor. !
encc Mitchell, lovely Kentucky girl Of
rare elecuiionary ability, viii give one Of
her excellent entertainments at the new
Opera House next Tuesday evening slhl. |
Everywhere she has appeared the highest
praise, both by the pres and the people,
has been given her, and we hope and be-
lieve that our people viii show their Ap.
probation Of genuine merit by giving her
the patronage she 20 richly deserves. OF
her standing as a lady, her home paper, the
Lexington Ob,cref, says in speaking II an
entertainment about to be given in the
Opera House in that city; Miss Mitchell
has more warm personal friends in this city
than any one who has appeared at that
place for many years, and will doubtless
meet with cordial reception. She is a
trained olocutlonist, + possessed Of talents
and above every thing else, il Of great per-
sonal worth Another Lexington paper,
the Go,sic, speaks 81 her as follows Gilt
ed by nature with a beautiful face and
form, Mis- Mitchell has taken pains 10 add
10 her natural charms all the advantages
Of intellectual improvement. Her read
ing is excellent and pronunciation perfect.
Her facial acting j. remarkable The
Frank fort i,omaa, after recent entertain
ment in ia city, says "NIiss Florence
Mitchell Is a young lady Il whom Frank
fort and Kentucky may feel proud. She il
winning a great reputation as a reader and
elocniionisi. The applause which she re-
oeived was a genuine recognition Of her
power, and not a mere tribute TO her youth
and beauty The Memphis lpped says Of
her readings lhere' "she was greeted with
most encouraging applause. Her voice i
wonderfully sweet, we'll modulaied and
sympathetic. Her success u a corner stone
l,,on which he NAV build up a name that