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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01
B0YLE COUNTY.
DanyIHe.

DQHFiHe.
THEY WILL MARRY.
Licenses have been issued for the marriage
Of 0verton L. Watkins to Miss SalIie Har.
mon; John 7. Walston to Miss Mary c.
Wade; Isaac NJ. Myers Of Bryantsville to
Miss Sallie Welch Of Danville. All on the
Goth. Next week there will be another
6s to 81. Some girls marry for love, some
for gold but this one gets the Stiles.
FIRST AND LAST.
The first entertainment ever given in james
Hall was by All Burnett's troupe; and as
the Hall is to be connected with Robert
sons dry goods store, his performance on
Monday night will be the last. Although
between these happenings there is an in
terval of sixteen years, il is spoken Of as a
coincidence. 1.-THE local Board Of Health
has
sSIFFED THE AIR
Around Bell Seminary and says there lie no
more danger from scarlet fever. The rooms
in which the patient was Guaranteed have
been thoroughly cleansed and fumigated
and as no new cases have appeared in the
community for the last ten days or more,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Allen think there will be no
risk in opening the school on Monday next
So let the Susies and LizIies and Ksties
and Mays and Sallies all come back ......
The railroad men often speak Of
WILD TRAINS
And the two-two tram on the Cincinnati
Southern must be one Of that kind. 1t il
advertised TO appe4i at Danville at 2 min.
utes after 2 P. NJ, but is more liable to
come any other time than that
THE PARTY
Given by the girls at James Hall on Tues.
day night brought together as handsome
and elegant crowd Of young ladies and
gentlemen az ever assembled in Danvills
As dancing was TO be the order, Prices Or
chestra was on the stage and some severity
exhibited in the waxing of the floor. The
general chaperon were Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
McGoodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rowland
Mr.. Mrs. w. G. Dunlap, DR.. and Mrs. War,
ren, Mr., and Mrs. ]. b. McFerran, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Cecil. An elegant supper had
been prepared at Gilcher's and during the
intermissiOn it was pArtaken Of. The girl'
deserve all the nice things that have been
said about them or perhaps il would be
best IL sum il all up in the apt quotation
by Miss E,thetiea in the gallery;
'Ir Is BEAUTIFUL"
l will try TO tell who Was with whom, and
| believe | got them all Walker Fry
chaperoned Gutter Metcalf with Miss So.
phie Bright; jim Buekden Guest with Miss
Lee McGrorty; Forsverhart Hundley with
Mas Mary Dunlap; win Dad Welsh with
Miss Mamie Bright Dr.. Boyle chAperon.
ed Store Dick Dunlap with Miss Mary
Strahan; Henry N. Y. Evans with Mis-.
Mary Irvine; Boots Tunis with Miss Mat.
tie Kenny j. Sherwood Hundlsy with
Miss Mittie Bent; Billy Bell With Mrs.
Bonita Of Cincinnati; Doe Barbour with
Miss Belle Brown Of Cincinnati. Sam War
rem watched over Fish samuels with Mis-
Pinkie Metcalf-Coley Coles Was in that
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01
PERSONA.

-MK. J. III. MILLER IL in Atlanta, Ga
Miss ELLA EvASs is visiting friends
here.
Miss CoRA sASDTDoE IL the guest Of
the Misses Dinwiddie.
Mn CHARLIs METcALFE is visiting
his brother, Thomas Metcalf
-MRs. r. +. RooHEsrLR has gone to
Louisville TO visit her sisters.
-MRs Dr., A. q. HuFFNAS returned to
her home In Peabody, Ks, Tuesday.
Mis- LIZZIE BRIoHr went over 10 Ian
caster yesterday TO visit Mrs. j. Q. Thomp-
son.
-MIssEs MoLLrE DuSS Of Richmond,
and virgie Reppeu Of Mt. Vernon, are
with the Misses Dinwiddie.
Ma. AND MRs A. A. MoKISSEY went
up to Richmond to eat Thanksgiving tur-
hey with Mr.. Jas I. Mckinney.
C. A. REDD, ESQ, one Of the most sub
stan,iAl Of Rockoas,le's many worthy citi-
rens, was here day or two this week.
-MKs REESE and her two daughters,
Mi--is Ada and Sophia, Of jacksonville, III.
we're guests Of Mrs. Judge +. W. Brown.
Mis-. ID. V. HoLNks Of Crab Orchard,
will please accept our thanks fjr the copy
Of the INTERIOR Journal Of Nov. 8, 1873,
for which We advertised TO complete our
files.
Miss ANNIE BRowE and Judge 7. p.
Hill, Jr.. went over TO spend Thanksgiving
with Miss Mary Brown, who l. attending
Hamilton College at Lexington. Miss
Matte vandi-eer accompanied them to visit
her sister. Mis-. sAllie, also a pupil Of Ham
ilton.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01
Lincoln County Farm For Sale!

offer for sale privately my farm Of 375 acres
on Dix River. az miles East Of stanford, within
a half mile OF the new turnpike now being con-
structed from Stanford 10 Preachersville. An ex-
celent dlrt-road from the dwelling 10 the pike.
Buildings are brick and frame, With 10 rooms.
Well watered with fine springs, some Of them med
ical water. improvements hTst-class, including
the fencing. Terms liberal. Address or call on
MRS. SARAH COOK,
794m Stanford. Lincoln county Ky.
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AS THE holidays approach the young
people are turning their thoughts to gale
" and already several enjoyable sOclables
have been held. At Mr.. X. X Gentry's
Tuesday night a very delightful little dance
was given in honor Of Miss Sue Bedford
and at the st. Asaph Wednesday night, tho
Misses Dinwiddie entertained their friends
in very agreeable manner. The avowed
object of the party was to sit up to watch
the stars fall, but the stars we're entirely
forgotten In the other enjoy ments Of the
evening.
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THE RAILRoAD.-Adairo county il wide
awake 10 the importance Of securing the
proposed railroad, and its committee seems
TO be composed Of live and spirited men
In the Spectator Of Wednesday it reports
through Messrs II, @. Baker and j. X
Hindman, among other things, as follows
"sinoe our appointment considerable work
has been done by as and the other gentle
men, and the right Of way with the exoep-
ton Of a few neighborhoOds, pretty we'll se'
cured through the county on the probable
routes. In donations, cash has been sub
seribsd 10 over two thousand dollars. A
number Of subscriptions have been taken
to furnish ties for the road; and also privi'
leges Of stone and gravel. We think We can
secure further donations in cash, aud ws
have also promises Of donations in timbered
lands"
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The HOUSE and contents Of Mr.. A. G..
McRoberts in Vermilliou county, Ind, was
destroyed this week. The entire family
were absent and everything was los, save
the clothing they had on. Mr.. McRoberis'
many friends in this vicinity, where he was
born and raised, will regret to hear Of his
r,ialnrl,nna
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Samuel johnson, Louisville, says;
Browns Iron Bitters has done more to
relieve me Of vertigo and dizziness than
any medicine l ever tried"
Certificates Of election have been issued
to six re-adiusters and four democrats, who
will compose the Virginia Congressional
delegation.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

The OLD FRAUD. who by pretending to
be in search of investment in Kentucky
lands, has Victimired not few Of our cred
ulous farmers, has at las: got to the end Of
his row, having gone just little too far in
Barren county where he was arrested and
lodged in jail As common swindler. The
name he gives there is Capt. John ID. Con-
ley, but It was Geiser when he was in Gan.
rard and wore of valuable shawl belong
ing to Mr.. J. II. Arnold, after getting free
board for several weeks. His age and hon.
est look have helped him wonderfully in
his extensive operations.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

OuR CORRESPONDENTS will confer favor
BY grouping items Of a similar nature to-
gether. For instance, put all personals in
the same paragraph, all stock items in one
paragraph, sc.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

New YEAR CARDs.-We have a hundred
varieties Of the most beautiful New Year
cards, ranging in value from % cents per
pack, with your name printed on them, to
IS for single card. Call and examine.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

r. X. MEETING The citizens Of Nc.
Kinney and vicinity will meet there on the
9th for the purpose Of discussing the pro.
posed railroad and decide az to rights Of.
way, &c. NC.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

WANTED. We want you to bring us sp.
Piles, potatoes, cabbage, onions, eggs, butter,
dressed turkeys-we buy every thing in
the vegetable and produce line and pay the
highest market price cash for il. McAlister
n Bright.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

You HAVE sold your hogs, your wheat
and perhaps your corn and still your paper
is unpaid for. We need the money; there
fore please call in when you come to court
next Monday and do as you prosised.
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UScLE En- MoRoBERrs is adding 10 the
appearance Of his house, &. w. corner Main
and Depot streets, by giving its much
needed coat Of paint.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

SQUIRE w. X. CARSON has rented his
house, with slore-rOom below, TO ii. c.
Rupley, for $500
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

FREsH raisins, cunants, citron and other
fancy groceries for Christmas oakeIat A.
OWsley's.
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A LARGE variety Of cook stoves, heating
stoves and CRATES just received by A. ows
ley. Low prices
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

The TRAIN was an hour late yesterday
morning and yet no bulletin announcing
the fact was displayed at the depot. The
last Legislature passed law, requiring
railroad companies to poet a notice, giving
such information IL train is as much as
80 minutes late, but il seems that the agent
here is rather disposed to pay no attention
ton to such small authority. We pro-
pose to tes, the matter and compel him 10
accommodate the public to that extent at
least, even though il be so exceedingly dis
tasteful to him to recognize their rights in
any particular.
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FoR RENr.-The residence now occupied
by Mrs. +. d. Caldwell. For terms, &C.
call on her.
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THASKsarvISo DAY broke beautifully
aud clearly, the suow-covered hills and
dales adding brightness 10 the rays Of
the sun. As usual there wa. but little OBJ
ssrvance Of the day here. The Banks were
closed and the PosIofice partially, while
an interesting union meeting was held at
the Baptist church at 1890. All the stores
were kept open and II the owners praised
God from whom all blessings flow, they did
80 without any outward manifestation.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

JUsr REcEIvED-New mince meat, crack
ed wheat, oat meal, hominy, grits, prunes,
currsnt-, raisins, citron, &c, at McAlister
a Brights.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-01

BuTFALo Mus IL changing boilers buI
will run tomorrow. (SaturdaY.)
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DIR. J. b. OwslEY has purchased Of VIM.
Craig the house and lot occupied by Geo.
II. Bruce for 81 500.
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FoR SALE--A good grade cow-sn ex'
ira mixer. Geo. II. Bruce.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 80
PUBLIC SALE
Oh
Land, Bank stock, &c.
As Executor Of J. @. Owsey, decd, we viii sell At
public auction, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1889,

Al the cOurt-HOuse door IN Danyille. KY, 9s
Acres Of Land. situate on the panviile and stan
joining Reuben entry, y. W. Guest and Wesley
smith. J. w., Guest, Esq, Will point cut the
boundary line 70 parties Wishing 10 look Al the
ten (l0) shares VI stock In the Central National
Bank OF Danville. Also at the Court House door
inStani0rd, on MONDAY, JAN. 4. tss3, County
tional Bsnk Of stanford, Ky, Terms made known
on pay u sale. JACOB GUEST, r..
1894 y. u. OWsLEH, N
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Two LITTLE SHOWS have fallen this week
one Tuesday and the other Wednesday.
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NEW ADyERfIsEnESfs.
NOTICE ofCAVEAT.

This is 10 notify the public generally that have
invented a new and original Torpedo and a Torpe-
do Gun, with which the torpedo can be thrown
from the gun like bomb, aud the projectile will
explode a. readily In water on land, and II can
be 50 timed as TO be made 10 explode Ia any given
length Of time. At the proper time will apply
Tor . Cayeat aud Patent. until which date claim
my Invention as belonging TO myself exclusively,
and all persons are hereby warned not 10 attempt
an infringement OF my rights.
loot n. J. ARMIsTEAD, stanford, Ky.
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NEw LOT Of Closks and Dolmans at Che
nault, Severance a Cos.
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Fnrsu oYsrrns a. McAlI.,er a Bright.

ArrLEs in any quantity, 7Sc per bu.hel
At McAlister a Btiehfs.
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CARVING A Moro. old man Matt Hi.
att got on tear Wednesday morning and
proceeded TO carve the colorsd woman who
keeps house for hiIn, Esther shanks. The
cut while long and ugly looking is not
deep, but the wonder is that he had not
killed her on the spot lie was arrested
and at his examining trial before Judge
Brown, he was held TO the Circuit Court on
the charge Of cutting and wounding with
intent 10 kill and in default Of 800 bail,
Was lodged in Jail.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
BIJOU OPERA HOUSE.

Tic comic opera, "Apajune the Water Sprite.'
which was produced 50 successfully at the Thalia
Theatre recently, was brought out for the first
time in English at the Bijou Opera House last
nipht. The scenery, especially the grotto scene,
was painted clcyerly, the music which is bright
and pretty, was well performed by the
orchestra and by Of the actors but as whole,
the production of the piece in English and by the
people who attempted it last night had much the
same effect upon the opera that school boys prose
translation has upon Schiller's "Song of the Bell"
Nearly all that was bright and sparkling in the Ger
man version was lost and the element that gave
piouancy to it originally made coarse and vul-
gar. Miss Emile Melville appeared as Natai:G,
the bride: Tom Casseli, as Marco; Miss
E:ma Doaro, as Princess HeIoise: Miss Lille Post,
as HiuLa: William Gilbert, as Prince Prptchc'to !;
Fred Lennon as Captain Nitscadno and j. ). Green's
fielder as VOsd. the sergeant. Aitschdn0 and rosa
succeeded in causing some meITment and were hoth
recalled, and Princes Heiose, Partisan boarding
house keeper who married q title was apilauded,
when she ordered, special favor. that guest nc
" conducted 10 the third floor front"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
MR.. CONKLING IN NETWORK.

Ex-senator Conking arrived in this city last
evening, and at late hour reached the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Mrs. Conkiing accompanied her
husband as far rs Yonkers, and remained there to
visit some friends. Mr.. Conkling said hat ne pre-
ferred at present to say nothing concerning his ac
ceptancC of the place the Supreme Court Bench
which has been offered him
The general feeling of surprise at the nomination
was not at all abated yesterday. No one
one was more surprised than the friends Of Mr..
Conkliug in this city. These about equally
dv.ed on the merits of Clarence \. Seward and
Judge Biatchford The friends of both
have been working hard for several
weeks, procuring signatures to testimonials
for use in Washington, and bringing to bear what
ever Influences were thought best calculated TO
affect President Arthur and secure the nomination.
That Mr. COnkling should be nominated for the
place was so complete surprise that most of the
adLerents of both the gentlemen named had not
Yesterday recovered sufficiently from their astons-
ment 10 give a clear Idea of the reasons which led
the President to overlook the men who were pressed
for the position and nominate one who was not
thought OF in connection with it, and who is deemed
almost univel ally by his brethren of the bar. unfit
for the office.
"The only reason | assign for President
Arthur's action" said a gentleman who holds an
Republicans and who personally is in friendly rela-
lions with the President and Mr.. COnkling, " is
that he wishes to discharge his debt to Mr. COnk-
ing in a way that will be the least Inconvenience
to himself. He has nominated Mr. COnkling to be
an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States one Of the most important offices In
his gilt Whether Mr.. Conklng accept or decline IT.,
the result is the same. In the former
ease he is shrlvcd during President Arlhur5 Adj
minitration ut least. If he decline the mouths of
Mr. Conkling's friends are closed, for very sulf
Gent answer to any request which they might make
would b, that Mr.. Conkling had already declined
one OF the best Offices the President had to bestow
think it a Shrcwd move on the part of President
Arthur and il brings out what have believed for
some time paSt-lhat he does not allow Mr.. Conkling
General Grant, or any other man or set OF men, to
run him or his Administration"
The nomination was tho ono topic of
interest among lawyers yesterday in and
around the Courts The unanmty with which
it was condemned on the score of uniitncss
showed the estim1ton in which the cx-Scnator's
legal abilities are held.
''Hc is SUPERFICIAL" said one wcll-knOwn lawyer.
"IIis rhetoric has too much of glitter and not
enough Of solid fact and argument for hi n to rate
high IA "A lawyer. HIS whole training has been
against him. Whenever he has p,trd himself
against a re lily able lawyer in case requiring re-
search ard profound knowledge Of tha law, his
argument has been torn to pieces. There are not
many LAWYERS of ability VINO wOuli b. willing %
abide by his decision when the case rested on points
uf law