The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-11

churches and schools j. offered sor sale.
Apply Of this Office.
Why throw away an old pair Of boots or
shocs when q rers small outlay will make
them a. good a. ever. Take them to T.. A.
Willson. NE does al kinds Of cobbline. D.
SMALL poV.-The prevalence Of this
terrible scourge in numerous cite. sug.
gcsts The importance Of vaccination. Il T.
a certain preventive Of the disease, and
no one should fail g. seeks It protection.
lo'liu INF apieaf
EtsrWHrar viii be seen call On our
Young friend, Tim W. Higgins 10 become
a candidate for the Legislature. lie j. a
very popular man, a. his race Cor the Cir.
cult Clerkship showed, and u he wants the
oilice, which We hardly think he does, he
will be a hard horse to beat
lri- rumored that Tnr INrrnioE Joua.
Nal l. 10 be made defendant in a $4,000
Islander suit We donot banker after such
things, bat Il they mus, come. We are al.
ways prepared to eight them, for We never
make a statement injurious 10 any one, m
lee We think at least We can prove H.
kNcHrs on lIoSon.-Suprcme Tr,asur-
er, Il. J. Brsckinridge, has issued his report
Cor February, which shows that from De-
ccmher q 10 February D, there were dis-
buried s25s,2jjoO leaving a balance in
che Treasury Of 95,5iSai, from which
fong-Gve $1,000 orders are drawn and un.
paid. The order T. ina very nourishing
condition.
Tnr suit Of VIM. Grimes ". J. H. Bright
Tor $500, with interest from 1861. on winch !
the plea Of nos ~ laeiam Il made,iook sew
eral Of our experts In handwriting 10 Ian.
Easter this week, among them Mes. Joe 5. |
Grimc., A. A. Warren, D. u. Edmision aud
}. W. McAli.ier. All Of them proved that
he note T. in the handwriting Of Mr..
Bright Case sin pending
SETTLED Mr.. u. Smith, who was ban.
koed out Of note for $3.50 somiime ago, /
in Cincinnati, an account Of which We gave
afterwards has accepted the proposition Of
The rascal to lake go cor Il, and now has
the document in his possession. Mr.. Smith |
j. out iusi 80 by the little game. We
hops biz Lesson will be a warning To- Others .
10 pat no trust in Stranger
PAnnoSrn.-fnnk Green, who was sent
irom this county to the Penitentiaiy for
three years has been pardoned by Ills
lemency. The old gentleman seems par.
Iicularly kird to the conyicis Of this coun-
", for all Of which they should thank the
INTERIOR JOURNAL We can have any
man in the Pcniientiary pardoned by op.
posing IL That. the Kind Of Governor
We have
THE MAns.-There is terrible di.arrange
neni in our mails Of late, that ought 10 re-
GIVE the attention OF the 4. o. Depart.
neni. For two days there has been no
incinnati connection with the Southern
Road and Of a consequence We have not
had paper from that city, Lexington or
Danville for three days. The .ldrsui, has
hot yet arrived and what j. worse We have
no Danville letter.
NEGy FUNSY.-A scamp named Glas-
,ock, at Gravel Switch, fired at Harvey
Humble, brakemen on the passenger train,
h few days ago, the hall scarcely missing
his head and burying itself in the door Of
he coach. Glascock says that he Just did
i for fun, hut Il l. to be hoped that the Il.
r. company vii make him pay dearly for
i. Il may be exceedingly funny 10 shoot at
4 brakeman, bat Humble says Ills Kind Of
Ioke that he can't relish at ali.
SAIFs or Town PRorEKrY.-Mr. I. :.
Parsons has sold to Dr. John y. Owsley
liis house and lot on the Opera Building
Block for 81, io0, equal to $3.50 per front
foot. DR.. Owsley viii remove the old
building and in iis stead erect two hand
.ome brick -iore-rooms, 20 soon as the
weather opens. The entire block Is now
owned by men who win make il the most
valuable here~... Squire J. 5. Murphy,
executor Of J. h. Myer-, sold at auction,
Monday, to Sol9n Craig, a small house and
bot ON Lancaster street, for Sioi.jo.
Tur ARLINGTON MISsTREis.- Manager
Il. u. Marsh, Of the Lexington Opera
House, played the Arlington Minstrels here
last Friday night to an audience that was
most enthusiastic in is praise. The great
Billy Arlington Is a show In himself aud
biz company j. composed Of artists Of very |
decided ability. The California Quartetie
i one Of The best We ever heard. Their
voices are excellent and combine so per
iectly that their songs were melody itself.
The clog dancers, the inimitable stump
speech by Arlington, aud in fact, every
Thing attempted was done In a manner 30
pleasing and side-splitling, as TO win for
them such opinions as will tell when they
rext appear here.
Mrs FLORENCE MITCHELL fair an-
dienee, Notwithstanding the rain came
down in torrents, greeted this lovely young
lady at the Opera House ON Tuesday
night, where she appeared for the FIRST
time in her select readings and reciiations.
In appearance Miss Mitchell l. tall and
graceful, with a beautifully expressive
face, aud Is possessed Of certain girlish
shyness, which renders her stage presence
all The moro attractive. Her voice is soil
and sweet. vet capable of any emotion, a.