The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-14

heath md b1eecd lhiry brd, The dog,
uon ,lphnn.o, , mobile specimen n the
pointer. anil amiliarly Called pon, copld
scared, dr.g ha weary limbs when this
last dav VI many hunting day. W.. ended.
Misses Mamie nnd Matte Jones, of Ian.
/ vile. are visiting Mrs. VI. Chaircs Dunlap
...... Miss .Icannic Iackcy entertained
few friends agrccally on TUESDAY evening.
A. fcsiivitic. thickcn snd multiply egg.
and butter grow more deeply and hcauli-
fully dear.
The dailic. are puzzled which to dis
cuss, Plevna, the President Message, or
I Naricclla
TN Thursday evening there will I've
Church concert ut james Hall in Danville,
ut which Misses Ella Iandram and Tillia
Smith, and Me-. Jos T.. Sandiicr, of Ian
caster will assist.
Our physicians have their hands full in
the children. ward Nothing dangerous.
MI history repeats itself, the saying goes.
II 50 it would he hard to find the record
that SAYS pocahoutas married Capt. John
Smith. Some romancer has discovered this
remarkable fact. Of course she ought to
have married John Smith, el.c what was
the Use Of saving his life? True, she
might have been looking forward with pro-
phetic vision 10 the various Tablrau Clubs
and 81 have provided for them q never
failing Indian scene. But, any how, she
didn't marry him. She married John
l,olph. or one of hi brothcrs. was baptized
ia England, and wasn't buried in kentuc-
Ky either. True, no atgrcai-great grand
child Of the celebrated Princess ever told
Us any Of the traditions Of her family. But
first impressions are strong, and somewhere
in the annals of the past the story ~ her
life comes to " not n Mrs Smith.
More killing, we hear in Casey. You
doubtless have the particulars.
Mr. VIM. Royston. Of Garrard, dashed
through town TODAY in bridegroom array
for Lincoln where his inamor,ta. Miss Me-
Kinney, j. ready for the bridal.
Should you he in want Of copy, Mr.. Ed
itor, you may append the following love-
letter which as the genuine offspring Of an
American youth, would have attracted as
much attention from Mark Twain as did
the boy whose handwriting rivalled that
Of We great Christopher Columbo--"
"Dear miss it i with great pleasure that
am again permitted to speck to YOU by
meens Of pen ~ ink. But it is not in my
power nor do heleave that il j. in the
power Of mortal man, to discribc he love
which | have Tor you. Miss you have hen
intended by the fair snow-whight hand Of
nature To he the loyiiest the iaire,t n the
protest creature. that ever walk on ameri-
can dirt. do not understand me to say
that you are 80 beautiful. But THERE is
something SO lovely " 50 llady-likel about
YOU n your manners are 80 polished X re-
fined that they would become 81
Victoria herself you wos painted by the
hand of the coolest of beauty, you wos
painted 10y the same hand which painted
the beautiful rose II the lovely lilly, n
which spred over all nature the role Of
righteousness Il which giv- green coat to
the treas X meadows * you wos intcn by
the coolest of beauty, as well as by the god
est Of nature u might say to be one Of the
loveliest creatures that ever lived that dous
live or that ever will live. lou wos made
puriect in all the symeters Of your features
Il your form. Ii is in vain for me TO en-
deavor family to describe you, for theire is
an Indis-cribable something about YOU
that have never ben able to see in any Of
you're sex. Nor do believe that the COM
bined eloquence Of Dsmosihenease Il Cice-
no If they were living could begin to dis
cribe you, nay they would fall fare below
whot you are. And is il possible that you
Miss. Il is to he my companion. il is I'M
reasohahle 10 suppose So MES BECAUSE
Won have 50 much beauty 4 loyliness ~ $50
on Won shonld not he vain Of il because
him who givith can takith away with the
quickness Of lightning. and because yhou
have all of thease good qualities it is no
reason why you should not love me who
nature in her wisdom has sighted. My
love for you is as strong as Jupiter driving
his brazen chariot athwart the blew con-
cave. know not why you have not writ
ten to me. but alas how true il is that
none Of ~ are free from the shafts of cal
umny.
Dear Miss E. do you love me please an
swer this letter. ! should not have writ
ten to you knowing it to bee against the
rules Of your school but ! could not help
it, ! wos bound To wright tn one whome
loved 50 much. please show this To no
one and please burn Il when YOU finish
readon il
remember me a. your -incear ~ Devoted
lover, -
CLIO.