Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
scYIE COUNTY
DapuHe
VITA

DagUHe.
Wills
OF r. G. Stewart and Wilson Green wer,
probaied on Monday. Court Of Claims wal
also In session.
PERSONAL.
Mr. A. W. Wood is critically III At hi
rooms over Formers Bank. Mr.. Jerrie b
Fisher, ofSt Louis, who has been visiting
his fathers family, left on Tuesday. Mr.
Zinn, who has been Marks cutter for sever
al years, leaves to day to take position
with Crutcher 4 Stark at Lexington. Mrs
Alma Smith Rogers, formerly Of Richmond
Ky, is visiting Mrs. Jno. Craig. Miss
Pink Metcalfe has gone South for the Win
ter. Chas Cecil aud wife have returned
from Baltimore. Mas Speeds lecture al
Bell Seminary chapel on Friday night was
we'll patronized Mr. Schiller Davis, aged
20 years, is suffering from severe injuries
from fall
wAR-wfNE.
During the week Of prayer services a,
Walnut street Methodist church-orators
we're chosen for each evening with a
theme assigned. The most talked.of ad.
dresses we're from lights in the legal circle
Jno. s. Vanwlnkle on "The Spread Of
the Christian Religion ~ a Preventative
Against War" aud Judge Durham on
Temperance"
FLEEcE-DAvIs
Married at the house Of the bride, in Boyle
county, on Wednesday, 18th, Mr.. Joseph
W. Fleece to Miss Mary Davis, daughter
Of Mr.. jackson Davis Ceremony by Rev.
f NJ. Green. They left on the noon train
for Memphis The bride wore a travelling
suit Of deep green cashmere, with brocad-
ed velvet and hat TO match.
oPERErTA.
Under the auspices Of the choir Of Trinity
church, (Epircopal) the operetta "Lails,"
by Stratton, will be given at the court
house on Friday night next (26th) The
principal parts are taken by Signornas
Ami McAlistero and Be,ti Crsigini and
lots Of girls in the chorus and Edgarooitz
IS musical director.
ERRING.
A young man from Hustonville rode rap
idly down Main street on Monday, court
day, and uttered a rather emphatic howl OF
30, and when officer Ballard seized his horse
he showed an A. J. spirit and with the
victor left the spoils. SPringing from his
horse, he lit running and though little
winding in his gait, made good time, but
was overtaken. just at the jail door his
friends interposed and said they would
stand good for his fine and he was allowed
10 90 till Tuesday morning ...... The books
1t the Police Court show d. 4 ID. mot deaf
and dumb Elsie " Logan $40 cash, Vim.
Dodd S. cash. Ys-a-ss.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Geo. Laurence, Of Danville, has secured
Judgment for $4,000 against the City Of
Cincinnati for injuries received in fall on
The street last April, while attempting to
step from a street car while in motion. Mr..
Laurence is poor man and this will be a
big lift, il he ever gets the money.
THE TOY PISTOL
Still gives gilt-edged to the small boy. Lit
George McRoberts, son Of Thos. McRob-
sris, looked down the muzzle Of one and
The doctor picked the powder and paper
wads out OF his chin.
HYENAs.
A principal Of female school in giving
lis giils a lecture on the propriety Of let
ing College boys alone spoke Of them as
Hyenar. And now night and day the air
8 filled with - thought ! could give |
ome idea Of the sound, but find that il |
$ unspellsbe - OF course that Prof
Fever intended to confer any distinction,
,ut in this day to be a Hyena, is greater
han turkey or partridge.
LAW AND THE TURNPIKEs.
The Sheriff reported to the County Court,
he Danville 4 Hustonville Turnpike road
ompany, ID. w, Jones, President, as will
ully failing and refusing to pay its taxes.
The act Of 1876 provides that corporations
hall pay taxes for county purposes on
ain Of judgment for triple taxes and
me not more than 500. The Court rem
cred judgment against the road for the
ear 1881 triple taxes and a fine Of one
ent and cost; and required the road prop
rty to be listed for 1882, at $500 per mile
his will be adopted as precedent in pro-
eedure against other turnpike companies.
'othiug will be done in the cases against
r. Companies till the constitutionality
I the act il settled.
he Central kentucky Medical Association
let in the parlors of the Gilcher Hotel,