The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-28
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Miss lielle Payne was uniucky enough
10 get a fall on an icy pavement which
has confined her to her room for The past
week.
The extremely cold weather and the
extreme scarcity Of coal In this market,
has run the latter article up to q cents
per bushel.
Mike Ray, who had an attack Of YER
tigo, while whitewnshing a ceiling Of his
house and fell frosi the scailold on which
he ws- at work, seriously hurting himself,
Is reported better, although HE physician
had despaired Of his recovery.
The many admirers Of the Misses Car
roll we're elegantly entertained by The
young ladies at their suburban residence
Monday night. Dancing was the chief or.
der Of the evening and was heartily engaged
in. Whit Montgomery, OF your place, was,
! understand, the only otrsngcr present
Notable among the bnsine-s changes il
the dissolution Of the old Grm Il T. Brown
* Co., manufacturers Of meal aud -four
and dealers in coal. lumber, &c. +. Brown
a Son will continue the grocery, coal and
lumber business, while George Denny, ST.,
and W. II. Wherriii. under the firm name
Of George Denny & CO.. will run the Hour
ing mills.
Coy. VIII Cumhack, Of Indiana, lee
lured at the Couri-llousc Tuesday night
to a good audience. Ills subject "The |
invisible some people" The Lecture ia
sp'ken Of as a good one. well delivered.
Gov. Cumback'a personal appearance re-
minds one Of Nasi's cartoons OF the "long-
haired Souiherner." On catching glimpse 4
Of his face ! could not help looking for his
boot tops 10 see what kind Of pistol he
carried. Bat Ma g'ss ne rropg tiee ~ hi
aGm.
Denny 4 Mclean -old TO Wakefield a
farris, Of Danville. a mixed lot OF Il
mules at nineiy-fSe dollars PEI head d..
Dest 4 Martin, Of Paint Lick, passed
through Tuesday with two carload Of
mules bound for the Atlanta market Den
ny 4 Mcl6an's mules were in shipping
pens ready TO load for sane market when
few comparatively good days
Of the last week revived the corn gather
ing, and the shipping to Silver Creek has
resumed it, former immensely.
A eight difficulty between sheriff
and Thomas Tate occurred
Tuesday night in which Tate was some
"hat disdgurei. IL appears that Tate was
aking nap in hi chair in the Lancaster
Hotel, and in falling to sleCp forgot to close
his mouth. Several persons were in the
DOM, and one Of them from mischief roll
d up a pamphlet and put Il in Taie's
mouth. lie finally awakened and walked
mt Of the house Returning directly he
walked mp to Higginbotham, who was talk
ng to DIR. Huffman, and asked him II he
new who PUT the book In his mouth. Re
Giving no answer he proceeded to say the
nan who did il was a dirty s-n Of b-h,
nj he would cut his d-n throat, at the
ime time drawing his kuiie. lIlgginboth- :
m, thinking he was about 10 be carved, !
ropped a chair in Tste's face, smashing
is nose into Jelly
Circuit Court convened Monday with
nj two murder cases on the docket. A
icy are not considered bad cases the term
romisss to be unusually dull. The case
Joshua Aldridge, for the murder Of Ed /,
ond Lusk, an aged negro, more than a !.
ar aao, was tried At the last term Of the
Durt, resulting In hung jury. Il was !,
Illed egain Tuesday, and being unable to I
4 but four Of the jury, the Sheriff was !
Mt TO Lincoln to summon a leaifis, The |,
referring to 60 to Lincoln than the ex- =
eme lower end Of this county, and both =
lies bgreeingl A Jury will probably be -
'tained to-day, and the trial proceeded :"
ith.... The trial Of W. A. Arnold, for the
nrder Of Robert Boyle, at Sells BrOs.
rcus, Last September, an account Of which to
peared in your paper, was set ior yes. al
day. LArER.--fhe Jury in the Aldridge le
sc was obtained by noon Wednesday. In
: afternoon the evidence on both sides was 10
zen, and the case given To- the jury and Ell
bridge clsand by nine o'clock. The az
" WA out only twenty minute-. Some. Oh
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