The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-01

the bed men selected II is worse than a
"ihanky' Office, but = very important one.
A. usual tie question ~ to "lIog- or no
hogs viii he voted upon, and with the
number Of calored and other voters who
are in afrean. for taxes. there :. strong
probability TIA, !, wiz pas.
W. advise you TO 20 and zee, on your
next visit 10 Louisville, what is worn by
the msn-lind, aud in orier 10 do 20 aud
zee the most popular styles, from the solid
plain 10 the highfalluting and "Nobby," 60
10 the second floor u the establishment OIL
Winter 4 Co. corner Third and Market
Streets, Louisville, XIV. They are the best
Merchant Tailors In Louisville, and their
prizes are sery low
Rr-ERvEn SEArs An impression seems
TO prevail among some, who DO not invest
in reserved seats, tha, they can take any
seat within the reserved line that Is
unoccupied This T. not the case. All the
seats within the line named are reserved
BY the Manager. and no one will be allow
81 To- ococupy one unless the price for !, Is
paid. To do oihc4wise would nol he fair
to those Who had secured their seats.
b. request Mis- Hunt will play "Ths
Two Orphans onighi, instead Of "Fan.
chon." This avoiiie piece will, hoNevcr,
be given at the o'clock matinee to-mor-
row. 90 which the general admission will
be- but ~ cents This will afford an rx.
oSllenl opportunity Tor those in the country
and those who do not care TO go out at
night To iee splendid play snrerbly act.
Ell. Tomorrow night the ever popular
love drama, lady 81 Lyons" will hold
the hoari.
poN'r MIS- THE present il probably
the lat time our people will he honored
with the pre-euce OF the delightful little
actrcs. aud vocalisl, Miss Julia A. Hunt, as
We Learn ). j. her purpose 10 open her next
season iu New York. aud Star after.
vail- in The large cities. An actress more
accomplished. more winning or more mag-
neiic, viii likely never appear in Stanford,
and those who appreciate true talent can
not aaori to mis-. the present opportunity
Of seeing 10 worthy KENNEDY lady,
Tur climax Of the longest aud hardest
Winter experienced iof yesr- was reached
On Tuesday last, when q snow storm sci in
and ragged Goa two dsy- and nights. Had
90 the snow that Tell remained on the
groind Il {. estimated that il would have
hcen ten feet deep, but Il melted so fast
that iour inche. was a. deep A. il ever was
At one Time. Yesterday Il cleared oh, and
We reiieraie the hope once more that the
amorous old rascal, Winter. has relinquish.
ed his seat in the lap Of rosy, volupiuons
Spring
DiyoncE "A decrce IT divorce was
granted ihi. week to Willie Cain from her
husband, Joseph Cain. A year ago thi,
young couple stood before the marriage
altar aud vowed TO love and honor each
other an death. For a while everything
vent merry. aud Willie thought she had
drawn a real prize In the lottery Of life.
but her joseph, like many a hearlless man
has dome before, proved untrue to his VOWS
and len his trusting wife To- seek the smiles
Of a soiled dove, named Julia Hooker
Having none Of the Mormon faith in her
composition. Mrs Willie kicked, 81 to
.peak ,,gainst this infringement Of her rights
and finding her husband bound, a. il were,
TO his idol, she instituted suit for divorce,
which resulted a. above. Mr. Cain WIS
restored 10 her maiden name, and Is now
Miss Willie Martin, resolved to remain so
ill a much better man than Joe comes
along
JAILED FoR CoNrENrr-Judge Ows.
ley = order committing james Il. Nunnel.
ley To- Jail for refusal 10 testify before the
Grand jury, is commended by all who
want 10 see the whisky laws enforced aud
the internal traffic in liquor kept within
Legitimate bounds. u seems that the Grand
Jury discovered that Nunnelley, who Is
under age, was drunk on Monday night
last, aud ON the following morning they
had him sent Tor 10 ascertain from whom
he had obtained the whisky. lie refused
point blank To- tell. whereupon Foreman
George l.. Bright marched him before his
Honor, who made the order given above
Jailer Newland took charge Of him, but
upon " hat authority We would like 10
know. allowed him TO sleep ia the Office Of
the jail. on course this was no punish
menl, and on "Wednesday morning he was
still bold and defiant, when the Judge or
dered him 10 he brought before him. This
time he assessed ine oi $40 aud ordered
him back TO jail, where he Is likely to re-
main ill the Grand Jury adioums, and
then be required to give bond Cor his APP
pearance AZ the next Court The action
81 young Nunuelley ia the matter il Sc
yerely condemned, except by those who,
il appears 10 rs, have false idea of
honor. Suppose he did promise the bar.
keeper that he would not tell, he had no
right 10 make such promise When i was
contrary to the laws Of the country. We
venture to say that not bar-keeper In this
town cares as much as the profits on A..
cent drink ior him, and yet he allows him.
self to be- disgraoed by an Incarceration ia
a llthy Jail TO favor one OF more Of them.
Ne are sorry that he should act 80 foolish,
bat al the same Time Ne are confident that
the example made Of him, will produce a
beneficial ehecl on the morals Of the conn
". He nov soioums in the Jail proper