Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-05


HARMS n DAWSON have just received
Is tons Of Lake Ice, which they will sell In
small lots at cents per pound. Persons
wanting large lots can get il on reasonable
terms. They still sell manufactured ice at
! cent per pound.
Two CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATm.-
About 1880 last night the house Of Ed.
Bright, cold, in Boneyville. two miles from
here, caught FIRE, and before assistance
could be had, two oolored children we're
roasted TO death and Rachel Walker, their
mother, very badly burned. The house was
entirely consumed.
VIZ REGRET that we we're led into the err
ror Of publishing the marriage Of Hon. NJ.
j. Durham. A telegram 10 the daily pa
pers from Lexington announced il, but the
Judge has neither married nor does he
know the lady in question The joke, II IL
was so intended, was a cruel one and shows
that its perpetrator is ignorant Of what con.
stitutes one.
Low RATES The Louisville a Nash,
vile Railroad will sell-round trip excur-
sion tickets from Montgomery and all sta.
iions north and from Memphis and all sta
lions north, TO the Louisville Exposition.
from September 4lh TO October 18th, and to
the Cincinnati Exposition, from September
4ih to October 9th, at four az cents per
mile for the round.trip. Tickets sold any
day in the week and good to return ten
days from date Of sale.
A LITTLE fst-6ght varied the monotony
Of our usually quiet streets, Saturday after
noon. W. II. Miller and T. Rutherford
were the combatants, but they we're parted
before any serious damage was done. To
the Police Judge Mr.. Miller promptly and
generously acknowledged thathe was alone
TO blame and was let Of with the lowest
fine, s. and costs. Mr.. X. was acquitted.
While we are almost as much opposed 10
fighting a. Quaker,we are decidedly in ia
vorofthe old fashioned Est fight, ifmen must
settle their difficulties by an appeal to the
god Of battles
COUNTY CoURT.-All the officers chosen
at the August election qualified yesterday,
together with Mrs. +. A.Blain and J T.. Lynn
who were sworn in as deputy clerks. J.W.
Reid took the oath as police judge Of Hus-
tonville. Theophilus and Coleman Car
penter, III Of consumption with no one to
support them, were ordered to the Poor
House. Jos Coley qualified a. admins
traitor Of Lewis Jones, decd There were a
great many orders, greater than At any pre-
vious court, said Clerk Blain, but they are
not interesting to the general public and
therefore not worth publishing.
STANFORD il getting to be the boss place
for conventions Besides being the most
central and the most accessible town in the
district, is accommodations are good and
sufficient for any crowd that may attend,
and We trust that large delegation may
be present on the Goth to give our gallant
Little Phil" a send Of Allowing vote
for eseh delegate, there will be II in at.
tendance AZ follows Anderson G; Boyle 6;
Garrsrd 8; Jackson /; Jessamine 8; Laurel
3; Lincoln s; Madison 10; Mercer s; Owsley
.; Rockcaslle T. Shelby and Spencer T. 1t
requires but 80 votes to make nomination,
but Little Phil" viii get the whole Il
with a hurrah.
IsnE A THIEF About three weeks ego
man giving his name a. Henry Compton,
sold pair Of mules 10 VIM. Cloyd, Of this
county. Mr.. G, gave his note for the
amount and il fell due Saturday. In the
meantime, however, he was informed that
mules answering 10 the description Of the
ones he had bought had been stolen in
Russell county, and on a pretext that he
would have to come to Stanford for the
money, he induced Campion to come here,
when he was Immediately put under arrest.
On being searched pistol with T. +.
Hicks on the handle was found on his per-
son, and it is supposed that Compton is but
an alias. lie was ordered to Jail.
TnE FIRsr NATIoNAL-For the purpose
Of increasing their business, the owners Of
the stock in the National Bank here, deci-
ded some time since to go into liquidation
and organize again under a new name.
Subscriptions to the First National were
started and in very short time the neces-
sary $3.50 900 capital stock was raised and
the cry was still for more. The managers
acted very wisely in disposing Of the stock,
dividing II among as many men and in a.
many sections as possible. Yesterday the
old stockholders voted to go into liquida.
ton on the 4th Of October next and new
charter having been obtained, the new
stock holders elected the following direct
ors for the new Bank, which will commence
business on the 4th; IL. S. Withers, DIR. T
b. Montgomery, j. s. Hooker, d. w. Van
deveer, w. z. Tate, Craig Lynn, Sanford
Erwin, Of Stanford j. X. McClary, OF
Mt. Vernon, Hon. Robt. Boyd, Of London
and j. q. Freeman, Of Williamsburg. A
meeting Of the directors for an election Of
officer ia called for 10 morrow.
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