The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04
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- The White Dramatic Combination
played "Rsen from the Ashes to fail
house Wednesday night. Ia my opinion
il is the best company that has visited this
place for years.
My statement in my last that John
Faulkner would he tried at this term Of
the Boyle Circuit Court, for killing mar
shall Simpson, was premature Faulkner
has not been indicted yet
Mr. Browne informs me that, on ac'
count 81 the failure Of his partner, Mr.
Bradley. to come to time with the necessary
fund.-, the Ballefia will, after this weeks
issue, 70 to meet the Eatsrpri-e
Mr.. W. II. Greenleai, the popular
agent Of the express department Of l., G.
and l.. railroad at Lex ingion, is here With
his wife for few days. VIII A. Burn
side, Of Cincinnati, is here visiting his
sister, Mrs. Mclean, and others Of that
neiehborhood. All. Will
Monday was the dullest County Court
day known here for year,. Very little
stock on the market, and less sold. Geo.
Afford bought privately one saddle horse
for eighty-Gve dollars....... VIM. Lloyd has
Just returned from the South Carolina mule
market. lie reports stock selling for less
there than il can be bought foT in Ken
lucky.
Master Commissioner Walton sold
during the week one tract, acres land,
with box dwelling, situated on the Danville
pike, near the iron bridge. for $3.50. Also,
tract Of l5s acres, in the upper end Of
the county, for 81 ,l0o.-..James y. Denny
sold TO l.. W. Hudson 25 choice, out Of a
lot Of 81, calves, to be talen November LIST,
1851, at Sic.
Mrs. Rogers, formerly Of Rockcastle,
was tried for lunacy before Judge Duncan
Tuesday, and ordered 10 The Lexington
Asylum. Her scoundrel II a husband,
after inocnlaiing her with most loath-
some disease, deserted her. She has for
some time been an inmate Of the county
poor house, but her misfortunes have 10
impaired. her mind as 10 make the change
TO the Asylum necessary.
Robert c. Wherritt, Of Cincinnati,
spent several DAYS with relatives here this
week 80. Mis- Jones. having captured
everything in the way Of young men, has
tackled The measles. II she is as successful
in this as.in the other-"ta ia" measles.
Miss Florence Truehcart was here last
week ...... Cols. Bradley and Faulkner have
gone to tie Garfield Inauguration.
Accidents Wilt happen in the best
regulated newspaper Offices. and with the
most temperate editors. Nasco D. Browne
having in the last issne Of the Cspfrul Bul-
letin declared himself in favor Of temper
ance, emphasized the declaration Sunday
night by getting 'gaio1ousIy drunk" Not
being in the habit Of iidulging in 'sich, y
he did moi know that the proper thing 10
do would be 10 hang on to a lamp post
and bale himself out, 40 he mtandefed, "as
Al we're, 70 his boarding house, went 10 bis
room. vsmited all over the bel and floor,
and then wiped his mouth with the bed
sheet. Mr.. sagaser, the proprietor Of the
house, upon discovering the state u affairs,
had Mr. Browne arrested. He was brought
before the Judge Tuesday morning but
waived an examination and went 10 Jail,
ia default Of one hundrtd dollsrs bail.
where he remained ill afternoon when he
was again taken before the Judge, and
conlessing, was lined ten dollars and per-
quisiies. While 9Ir. Brown is very much
mortified over The mattel, he thinks he has
been badly treated by some one, and he
proposes 10 make the next Issue ~ the
Bniisiiu exceedingly interesting.