Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-05
B0YLE COUNTY.


MIR b. f. Phillips, Of Louisville, has
opened a Wholesale liquor store in the
James Hall store-room. His stock will
CONSIST Of pure WHISTLES and foreign and
domestic wines and brandies, % be sold
only at Wholesale.
Mise Myra Warren. Of Lonisyille, is
visiting Mis-, Emma Weisegar. Hon +.
+. Fox and wife, of Louisville, are at Ex-
Judge Fox's. Mr.. Jas. Kinnaird and wife
have taken rooms at Mr.. VIM. 5. Down
ton'4. They will remain during the sum
mer.
Rev. Thos l.. Anderson, Of Frankfort,
preached at the Christian church, Sunday,
ia place of Rev. S. w. Crutcher, who had
gone TO North MidlletOwn TO deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon to the graduates Of
the Female College there. Communion
services at the lst Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Nothing completes the adornment Of
an otherwise tAstefully dressed lady 80
much as becoming hat or bonnet; and
there il no place in Central Kentucky
where the display Of such goods is surpass-
ed by that Of A. b. Robertson at his James
Hall establishment, up stairs. MIR. Rob.
ertson's SISTER, Mrs. Dunlap, lady Of rare
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branch Of the business. !
The annual election for Trustees and
Town Attorney, took place Saturday. G..
W. Welsh, Jr. d. S. Human, q. s. Wise
man, j. NJ. Hackley, q. p. Newlin, ). s.
Fry and Robt. Ham, were elected Trus-
teea, and Mr.. Logan Mckee. Attorney.
There was no opposition TO the above tick
ct, a. in il were embodied the strongest
"Union" principles. And neither JEFF Da
Wis nor Beauregard. nor any Of the rest Of
'em could have put ticket in the field
that would have stood the ghost Of chance
Of success. We are all loyal" and no
mistake.
Prof. Alonzo Trip, Of Boston, deliv-
cred his celebrated lecture on Napoleon
III, in the Chapel Of Bell Seminary, on
Monday evening. The lecture was indeed,
an intellectual treat, and was a cOmprehen-
siye condensed biography Of Prince Louis
Napoleon, including his escapsdes Of
Strasburg and Bologne. escape from Ham,
aud the great coup de etot Of December,
with vivid portraitures interviewer Of Ma
poleon LIST. the Empress Josephene, the
King Of Holland, the queenly Hortense,
Ex- Empress Eugenia, and description Of
the tragic death Of the late Prince Imperi-
al Of France.
Your correspondent in a talk with Mr..
Wilson Dunn, this morning, learned that
he was now handling a number Of promis.
ing tTOtters, among them Abel Abdallah,
who showed two minute gait last Satur-
day. lie il 6-year-old, by Messenger
Chief. Another il Matte Mock, by the
same sire, who has shown a 2:25 minute gait.
Still another Is Paul. a 2YearOld bay,
gelding by Barney Wilkes. Mr.. Dunn
says Paul II destined 10 make fine trotter.
lie has another fine 2-year-old gelding
Whose name Is forgotten for the moment)
by Wilkes, Jr., who has been entered in
the colt stakes for '83, 'S4, 'S5 and who
certainly has a record before him.
DIR. /. y. Warren went 10 New York,
ON Monday, on professional business. lie
may be absent two or three months. Mr..
w. H. Waggener, Of Frankfort, an old cit.
izen Of Danville, was in town Sunday and
Monday. The marriage Of Mr. Samuel
Warren, OF this place, TO Miss Mary ID.
StrahAn. Of Georgetown, ia announces. for
Tue sday evening at 81 O'Clock The oere-
mony will take place at the Presby terian
church at Georgetown. and will be per
formed by Rev. Green CLAW Smith, an un-
Gle of the bride. Mr.. Warren and his
bride will reside at the Clemens House.
Miss Lizzie Payne. Of Elizabethtowu. il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George w. Welsh,
Jr. She will remain until after Commence
ment. Rev. John Montgomery, President
Of Caldwell College, preached at the N. Il.
Church, South, Sunday morning. Rev.
w. +. Taylor. the pastor was absent al
Shelbyyille. There was children's Mis-
sionary meeting at the same church at 3
O'Clock in the evening Mira. Pierce, the
wife Of Rev. r. III. Pierce. OF this place,
jealous worker in Missionary matters, was
present.