The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-11

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RiaHr Tms WAy.--forepaneh, the
great circus man. adveriises that he will
givesl0,OO forihc preitiesi lady In America
to travel with hi show the coming season.
simply to III aud be admired by the count
les hosts that will patroni,e him. This
way, Mr.. forepa ugh, please. We have her
right here In stanford, and her name
Il
RouND.lIorsr AND RrrArn Smors.
oar Rislmond Junction correspondent
tells al,lul the probability Of the erection
Of a round hou~e. repair shops, and
a cag building establishment at that point,
les than hall mile from our town limlts
Our pcorle should not allow 80 nice a su-
gar plan % Clip ffom their grasp but
should odes thc he.i Inducements possible
to secure the location. The hundreds @,
hand ihsi the shops will work will spend
Thousand. q dollars yearly with rs.
Ran on rHE Gossirs.-Whai appeared
likely within the past week 10 have result
ell in a big SANDER suit In the East end Of
the county, has We are glad 10 state upon
going 10 press, been happily and honorably
settled. The whole matter gres out ~
-ome ah-uri mistakes aud mi.apprehen.
sions which have nov hecn all corrected
We are heartily glad. as the affair, u
which there was absolutely nothing. would
have involved several ma respectable
fsnilies IL a modifying ana kSli-h broil
in the Courts.
LuKArIc. Judge Brown was called TO
preside in a most deplorable case Of lunacy
At Mckinney this week. During the build-
ing 81 the Cincinnati southern, Miss Eliza
beth Ninson was waoei aud won by
scoundrelly railroad employe. named
Gary, who. 10 gain hia ends, went through
the form Of n marriage with her. With
The completion u the road he len her to
weep, and she has never since heard Of him.
This worked on her mind 10 such an En-
tent a. to dethrone her reason, and she has
been for many months mving maniac.
Sle was taken 70 the Lexington arlum
Wednesday.
FuSnlNe. The Board Of Trustees II
the stanford Female College, have Just
concluded some good lnanciering, where
by The Institution will save $40 in inter
ct yearly. The debt was $1,000 at per
cent, nut by the sale Of lot 53xl2G 10
VIM. DaugLteriy for 500, Il has been re-
duced to $500, all Of which vas paid
Oh by funding the amount into G Per cent.
bonds of 500 each One bond Is payable
within three years, the others are 5.20s,
and were bought by Mr.. J. W. MeAlisier.
II l. well that eS-Prssident Hayes had no
say in the matter, else he might have We
toed the proceedings.
A CoLoREp JuRy.-A night or two ago
Marshal /. NJ. Bruce was informed that
negro man, named VIM. Burieti, wascreai-
ing q disturbance in Mnxville. lie went
10 the scene, hut BafIe,i had put np his
weapon aud was looking amazingly inno-
cent. Mr.. Bruce claimed the privilege Of
searching him, however, and he was som
rewarded Cor his trouble by Pulling forth
from his pocket a derringer. lie was
accordingly marched 10 the lookup, and
Wednesday, on the trial OF the ease, his
attorney demanded oolored jury. which
Wa at once obtained The testimony aud
.l,eeches being completed, they retired and
soon brought in verdict OF fifteen days
in Jail and $50 ine, pretty good evidence
that they were competent iurymen.
rnr Democratic County Committee met
At the Office Of rur INTERIOR JOURNAL. ON
Monday and was called to order by Chair
man Tim W. Higgins. The first business
was the selection Of members to ill vacan-
cies in the body caused by resignaiions.
Il. H. Bronangh, Of Cab Orchard, was
unanimously chosen in the place Of J. W.
riadale and W. 7. Walton Ia thai Of W.
II. Miller. Walton was then chosen Sec
Rotary. A general Interchange Of opinions
was had ga the hosl plans II promoting
the good Of the party, aud then on motion
the body adjourned TO meet in this office at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, County Cont Day in
April, when the time and manner Of choos.
ing a candidate ior the Legislature will be
determined upon. la addition to the new
ly elected members there were present
Mess. r. y. Woods, VIM. Clymer, J. A,
Givenr, T. W. Higgins and Samuel J. EN-
by. Mr.. Higgins, as Chairman Of the
Senatorial Committee, will also call a
meeting II iis members in Stanford, on the
same day AS above At I o'clock Pm
CorroN MILIs-We are glad 10 know
that the proposition Of Mr.. Mailingly to
build a cotton mill here in addition TO his
wooden mills, Is assuming tangible shape.
lie oilers to put his machinery, houses and
grounds into a joint stock company at
$4,000, the original cost Of which was over
$4,000, and then on an additional capital