The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-09

"A hop at the Nilsson House relieved
the monoiony Of lie for the young folk.
Friday night.
Mrs. J.s. Armstrong, Of Ioui-,ille
made her mother h,iog visit last ~eek.
Mis- Myrs Warren, Of f.oui-,ille, accom-.
panied by Mr. worihington. II Dsnville,
visited friends here Tuesday.
ais sweet 10 court. but - how hitter.
Tccouri a glh snd then not glt her,"
But bitierer than this TO have the license
in your pocket, the preacher engsged aud
while all things seem lovely and the goose
hanging high you step ont 10 gather dow
ers with which to sdorn your bride, snoth-
er fellow steps in and steals her carcass
swsy" Gcsh. Such was the experience
Of cclored brother Of this place Friday
night.
The county convention Tor the pur-
pose Of electing delegates TO the State con.
vention TO nominate a candidate for clerk
Of Court Of Appeals, convened in the c IT.
cult Court room Monday at O'Clock p. N.
After the usual preliminaries the delegates
we're elected with instructions to vote for
Gen. Frank wolford a. first choice. Bell
second and Jones third. II night had not
stopped the proceedings they would proba-
bly, have instructed for the other 81. Al a
syhawk caucus IL was proposed by Jones
man 10 divide the delegation between
| Wolford and Jones, three 10 two, but il
was showed under in the conventions
Jones would doubtless have got second
place, bat Tor sentimentslism called
"District courtesy" The delegates are
W. \. Miller, n. q. Kaufman, NJ. II. owe.
", Clayton Anderson, J. II. Bruce, y. A.
Yeskey, J. \. Adams, Jas. Bryant, Chss
Sweeney. Bob. Tomlinson. J. NJ. Higginbo-
than, and all good Democrats Of the coun.
ty.
The residence OF Mrs. Sudduih just he
low the lancaster Hotel on Richmopd
street was discovered 10 he on ERE Thurs.
day night betweeen seven and eight O'Clock
An alarm brought out the engine aud
bucket brigade and In few minutes the
fire was extinguishe,i hut not until every
window glass in the house had been brok-
en-, the furniture more or less damaged by
being handled bv the excited crowd and
most Of the wearing apparel Of Mrs. Sud-
duth and Aii~Emma Cox being either burn
ell or greatly dsmsgeJ by water. Both lost
several nice dresses. The citizens very gener :
ously contributed to relief fund fort heir
benefit and loss is not ss heavy a. il might
have been. The tire was caused by little
negro taking . lighted lamp without a
chimney into closet where the clothing
was hanging. for the purpose Of getting
some nuts; while there il is supposed the
clothing ignited without her noticing it,
The marriage OF Mr.. J. T. Palmer 10
Miss Sallie Cochran announced in your
last issue is in accordance with the eternal
fitness Of things. Mr.. Palmer is q deputy
sheriff and shrewd business man and the
woman he has taken for a wife il the one
above all Others 10 make his life a happy
one. They we're tendered reception by
the groom's parents which, judging from
the supply Of cake, etc, sent your CORES
pondeni, was elegant. The following is a
partial list OF the bridal presents Misses
Belle and Emma Palmer, crystal water set;
T. NJ. Johnston, butter knife; Mrs. +. NJ.
Johnston, butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Burnside, lamp: Miss Anna Palmer, pickle
castor; Mrs. A. T. Traylor, majolica butter
dish: Miss Lizzie Arnold, sugar spoon; Jas
W. Palmer, silver lsdle; J. D. Johnston,
set tea spoons; Miss Ludie Rothwell, sugar
spoon; Robt and Geo. Palmer, pair vases;
J. e. Thompson, butter knife; Kittie and
Lizzie Palmer, msiolics pitcher; Hiram
Rothwell, chamber set; II. G. kaufman,
toilet set; Lee Palmer, knives and forks;
JIG. Sweeney 4 Son. tea and desert spoons;
NiIon Palmer, napkin rings; Miss Mary
Newland, butter knife; Miss Maggie New.
land, Bibie; Mrs. Geo. Higginboihsm,
$50 goldpiece; Miss Annie Newlsnd, S2O
J. NJ. Palmer, set furniture; Mrs Palmer,
silver knives and forks.