Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16
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The three eldest boys OF Mr.. VIM. {
Goodloe are i'll with typho malaria ievel
MIR. VIM. feathers and Mss Susa
Bugg obtained license to marry SIturdA
evening,
Mr.. Soc. Ovens, OF Hustonville, wa
In town Monday, also Rev. Jno. NJ. Bruce
Of Stanford.
Mr.. Lanier, Of Wayne county, viii
shortly move into the property recent!
occupied by Mr.. c. w. Metcalfe.
For hitting friend ovet the head OF
Sunday evening with an iron poker, jane
OBrien was fusd ten dollars snd costs il
the police court, Monday morning.
The will of J. A. Bottoms, late Of Ali
ceton, was admitted to record 10 the county
court Monday Boyle C. Roberto, qualif
ed as executor without security according
to the terms OF the will.
The Danville Cooking Club was hand,
somely entertained by Miss Maggie Row
land Friday night. Miss Bette Craig and
Mr.. w. J. Davis assisted Miss Rowland IN
receiving the guests.
Bills announcing that Maggie Mitch
eil's great play, Little Barefoot is to be
presented at the Opera House at Stanford,
on the night of the 20.h inst, have been
posted in DAnville. The performance is
for the benefit Of the Stanford Gold and
Silver band.
The Danville Literary Club, Amazon.
da, met Friday night at the residence OF
Prof. O. Beatty. "The Presidents Mes
sage" was discussed by MessTs. NJ J. Dur
ham, c. II. Rodes, Jas. L. Allen, J. c.
Young, ]. W. Ysrkes, o. Beatty, S. w.
Crutcher, L S. McMGrtry and 5. E Pierce.
other members present were Messrs. Mel.
son, Fales, Walton, tombstone and Cheek.
The club will meet next time with Prof. j.
B. Walton.
The White House" is an establish
ment on Mill Row in the +, at Eud Of town,
where indiSidusls, OF both sexes. with
liberal notions about everything meet TO
fiddle and dance, and cut up shines gener-
ally, Of Saturday evenings. Ii was TO this
retreat that officer French went Sunday
morniog to arrest Dallas ThurmAn on a
charge Of carrying concealed weapon.
Dallas saw him coming aud lied and would
not stop until three shots had been fred,
one behind him, one in front OF him, and
one at him. be then dropped his anchor
and Was run 10. Monday morning his bill
before the police court was s5l so. aud not
having the cash to settle he Wa sent to the
work house.
John Jones, who is accused OF carry
ng concealed weapons and running a
blind tiger" at Williamsburg, was arrested
saturday morning on the banks Of Salt
River in this county by Marshall Tom
Helm, of Junction City, and delivered TO
officer who took him for ui.
i. 1t must not be supposed from the
bove that Mr.. Jones lie suspected Of hSv-
ng pursued fierce and rapacious animal
4 the genus Tigris, who had been deprived |
( his eyesight, although our opening state.
lent might reasonably imply as much.
he blind tiger Mr.. Jones name has been |
ssociaied with Is q shrevd device invented |
> gallant son Of our proud old Common
Iealth for use in local option towns, snd
thus explained; A sovereign DESTROYS Of
farming up bis system with corn juice, en-.
FRS n room and sees nothing except a con-
Iivance resembling an elevator in nina.
ire He places three nickels in the small
Ievator, the weight Of the money sets ma
hinery in motion aud the money is car
led through a small hole in the ceiling to
D upper story. Almost Immediately the
evator decends and in place OF the three
ickels the sovereign finds a glass contain
IL "from three to FIVE fingers" OF mountain
ew which he takes in his right hand and
: bending bis elbow conveys II TO his
Iouth where il coon after disappears be.
'een his pearly teeth. The Sovereign
len clears his throat, puts a Glove in his
outh and goes out among the busy
IroDgs Of men and sWears dante bought
~ whisky in that house, and didn't see a
ing soul while he was 10 there,