Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-13
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retiring.
Mr.. Stephen Scott and Miss Maris
Baughman obtained license TO marry on
the 10Th inst. This Is the fret marriage
marriage license issued for ten days.
-Msssn. Wakefield a Farris returned
from Madison county on Thursday, where
they bought rs head Of good broke mules
at 1885, to $500 per head.
For stealing cherries from Miss P,tsy
Hughes and deriding that lady when ex.
postulated with, Dick Bentley was sent to
the work house for 30 days on Wednesday
Coal BY the car load was quoted by
ONeal n Lambert on Thursday at the fol.
lowing prices Barren Fork, I2c; Beaver
Creek, lie; Rowland or Pittmsn coal, 10lc.
Bruce a Harlan on Wednesday bought
Of Jehu Harlan 4.year-old chestnut geld
ing, l6 hands high, for $500, and 3.yesr-
old bay mare for $l25. Same firm bought
Of Dick Bruce bay mare 16 hands high
for $3.50. These animals are part Of lot
intended for the Eastern market.
Last week Fred Masonheimer fell from
ladder at Lexington and broke his leg
and arm; this week his little brother,
Frank, fell from high fence and broke
his arm, and Junius, the sound member Of
the family, proposes to jump from the
court house steeple and see what he can
break.
The proprietor Of the Clemens House
has been criticised very unfsvorsbly for
permitting the Lexington negroes to eat
dinner and supper at his house. He says
in his own justification that the under
standing with the negroes was that they
could eat after all the white guests Of the
house had been served, and that IL was not
his wish or intention that they should
come into disaRreeable contact with the
white patrons Of the house. He sees clear.
ly the mistake he made in receiving them
on any conditions and has no intention Of
repeating it.
Col. Eliza Hays, leading member Of
the jamestown bar, was in town Tuesday
Mr.. W. p. Speed returned from Cincinnati
on Wednesday evening. Rev.W. c. Young,
Of Chicago, is in Dsnville visiting his
mother and sister. Prof. w. L. Yerkes, Of
Paris, was here Thursday and Friday. Miss
Julia Duval. Of Frankfort, who has been
visiting the family Of Col. J. w. Guest,
went home Thursday. Prof. C. ii. With
row, formerly Principal Of the Dsnville
Classical and Military Academy, now the
head Of aourishing school at Augusta,
Ga, was in Danville this week. Col. J. W.
Guest returned from Chicago on Wednes-
day. He was accompanied by his son, Mr..
Basil Guest, who is in business there. Mr..
j. b. Nichols, Of Rockcastle county, form.
srly County Court Clerk of Boyle county,
Is in town. Mr.. Wood Wallace, Of Louis.
Vile, is here visiting friends.
A colored base ball club came from
Lexington on Tuesday to place a match
game with club belonging here. White
On the College grounds, where they had OBJ
Iained permission to play, Milford Barber,
IN officer Of some sort, struck Joshua
boy, in the face with small
zane or switch. Henry Fry demonstrated |
with Milford, who observed that Henry |
was a blanked, black descendent Of canine
of the feminine class. He also threw a
brick bat at Henry, who is not in the habit |
II taking Jokes Of this sort from niggers, 80 |
he pounded Milford over the head with |
Hub he happened to have in his hand.
These belligerants we're separated, when
Milford and Burt Williams soon engaged |
N conversation, during which Milford
that Burt was descended from
he same iguoble ancestry as the gentleman |
irst alluded to, viz: Henry Fry. Burt
couldn't stand that, so he popped away
With pistol at Milford, but missed him.
By this time the game Of ball had ceased
o be interesting, and in fact, was broken
ip, the more timid participants and spec
ators seeking places Of safety. 1t is prop
u TO remark here that the colored troops
will not be permitted to play any more on
he College grounds, Tuesdays scene being
he immediate cause of this determination
IN the part of the College authorities
which would have been ar.
lived at sooner had they known as they now
now that many OF the negroes in the habit
{ assembling there have behaved in a
manner to annoy respectable white families
wing near at hand. Milford and Burt
'ere arraiened before the Police Court on
Wednesday morning and fined $40 each.
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