The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-21
LiSCoLs COUNTY MEMS.
ny OUR SPECIAL coRRrsroSDLsrs.
CRAB aupusup.

As.nothing has appeared IN your column
from this place, tie Saratoga Of the West
and The home II our ncw'y.clcctcd Circuit
Cl'fk aud County Atiorney,--for scvcra
weeks, and believing that few homs would
b. appreciated especially by your man,
: readers IN ihis section OF the county. T.
therefore, during the pro,racted silence Of
your gifted Correspondent, "scsi.occasion.
az viii cndcayor to give few Of the pas.
Ing cyents...... The Crab orchard Springs
have been the all.absorbing topic OF in
icrcsl aud Conversation for the past ten
I weeks. The attendance this season has only
b,cn moderate Mcssrs Shelby &'Thorel
have used every excriion regardless nf ex-
pcnsc OF trouble 10 add to the health and
7 pleasure Of their guests. AMI all who have
visitcd these justly celebrated springs do
not hesitate to attest " their merits The
season will close September lst, when the
school will open with Miss \. NJ. Mcleod,
Principal, and liberal patronage /. xpect.
Ell. Professor Tarrant, late sf the aforesaid
college, will take charge Of Caldwell Insti-
tutc, DaDyille, Ky, the Let OF September.
as Principal.....The corn crop in this sec.
ton j. looking unusually we'll considering
the severe drouth it has undergone. ......
Our little village has had many visitors
during the past two months Among those
present at this time we notice Mr.. james
Douglas and lady, Of Arkansas; Judge
George Danny and lady, Of Lancaster; Mrs
Thos. Cotton and Mrs Kate McRoberts, Of
Danvillc; Mrs. James Dobyns, Of Louis
vile; Miss Sallie. Bruce of Stanford; Miss
Helen Joplin, Of Nj Vernon. ..... Col. J.
N. Pollard, T.. G.. W., instituted London
Lodge No. 2l9, !. q. q. f., at London, Ky.
un the ll,h in,t.......Mr. T. J. Chri-ierson
will move in few days to Waynesburg,
KY, where he will follow the mercantile
business. We regret to lo-c so good a citi- 1
zen a. Tom, but wish him unlimited sue I
cess for be is certainly one Of the bet mer- T.
chants in the Sllte......Some thieves have .
been playing sad havoc with the meat
house, in this vicinity. They made raid .
on q. W. Evan. last Saturday night and
succeeded in carrying oil, by the means OF
a spring wagon, abo 1t 1000 pounds Of
choice bacon. No clue 10 their wherea-
bouts has been discovered ...... The dwelling,
furniture, wheat, bacon, etc, belonging to
Uncle John Joslin, were destroyed by fire,
a few day. ago. lIims,lf and family were
from home, consequently they did not save
$1,000. Fortunately he held
a policy in a reliable insurance comp ny
for Sd00.....J. 5 Fish has sold his farm Of
one bundled acres to Hiram Roberts, Of
Plano, Texas, Tor SIS per acre, to give pos
session January lst, 1875. We learn the I
Squire will make this bis permanent, home. I
......J. II. Hunter and family have return.
ID from Colorado. lie gives glowing de-
'cripiion Of the country Mr. y. g. Col
ier and Miss Mollic Garyin have been
quite III for some time. We are gra;i6ed
10 announce that they are convalcscent......
Dur courteous and accommodating "'bus"
conductor, W. p Tatum, las been confined
% his bed for a few days We expect to
near bis merry laugh soon on the streets
AGAIN.. Born to the wife Of J. :. Robin
ON, nee Miss Mollie Proctor, Aug, 9th,
BOY. RAB.