The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-12
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Gen SIS Fy'snew dwelling house is
NEARLY op~plrled, The Cat hqyigIii5ll Locking
for . wife. 49,.
'-'''I risHIse rlnry. 'I'a~ -
Prof Samuel Cheek, Frank Check, Robt
Evans and Clifton Anderson have gone %
n 6shins excursion 10 the Cumbe Rand Riy-
er, Wen bet they can't catch ~ as big q
|shovel-cai as Mai. Mckee did, ina
IL LOCAL RACES.
I Four races we're advertised for Tomkins'
Race Course on last Saturday afternoon,
hut from .ome cause % other only one came
of Ia one-mile dash between Tin Master
sons road mare and Jim DAVIS bay mare;
stakes, s2j. Davis mare give ont about 2oO
yards from the string, and the former won
easily. Time, - " -''''l '''-'''''
5000 d Rrrorforsi .H"'''''- -
Rev Louis Barbourof Richmond, preach
ell in the l-t Presbyterian church last SUN
day The pro,racted meetings which
have been conducted Al Gossburg for some
sime past by Rev. ]. y. Lemping. closed
last week with about 20 converts. Rev.
W. A, Cravens will I'll Or. Hays pulpit at
Lancaster next Sabbath ..... Rev. Mr.. Hen
derson, pastor Of the End Church, on ac.
count Of his health, il taking trip thrcush |
Illinois. His pulpit next Sunday will b.
filed by Rev. G, Il. Hass, q washisgton.
Fem. l'aisdrs d. ts4ys.t.r friH. j
Do EVERY THING STILL ATT THE GosSIrs. /
Our little city has been extremely dull
during the last few DAYS, aud Is likely To
continue so for some time vet. Al least
this state Of things has characterized il ey-
cry summer within our en'bnnce, aud
the present one bids lair to prove, no sx-
ception. Along vim every thing else, bus
mess is exceedingly dull. Clerks may be
found asleep on the counters ut al hours
Of the day In fact, customer was obliged
TO push young dry eoo,k clerk of the
counter Few days ago In order % rouss
him To his duties. A little excitement as
we'll as some fun was anticipated on last !
Sunday morning, when il vas expected
the "little man Of God" would take to task |
a prominent member and a Young deacon |
Of the 2nd Presbyterian church, who at |
tended the races on tho 4th. But the little
man contented himself with few remarks |
concerning some church members heing |
blocks To outsider. e Since noih-
ing else occurs "a engage the attention, Jour
chronic goSsips are at work, asd Madame
Rumor reports Few weddings in proswc,;
bat We will not vouch for the truth NJ these
exports. We only know that there are sey.
eral couples Who ought 10 ''Siep or Il they |
do not. We hope that our prediction for |
dull simmer mas rrsse il.-l.asasd, and
that by neu week " sill have soulelLins
of interest Ia report, .r......
PfgsoSAL. .., .r...
Mis- lou Lewis re,urned from visit to
Georgetown last Thnr~iay. Miss Lisa Clay,
the lovely and accomplished daughter Of |
Rev. Gneen Clay Smith. al Frankfort, l. !
the guest 81 her relatives, the Misses Dnke. |
Misses Mamie aud Flora HAYS returned |
nome on Saturday from Washingion, Penn,
where they have heea attending school. |
Their uncle, Rev. a. r. HAYS, President Of
Washington College, with his Interesting
family, accompanied them. Mis- Aais
Watson, charming yonng lady Of Mays
willie, who has been visiting Miss Judiih |