The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26
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OF personals we might look up a score
So many are moving hitler and thiiher d
pend Christmas, college boys and schoo
girls coming home, &C., etc.
On next Sunday the dedication Of tn,
new Presbyterian Church will take place
the Rev. ]. Lapsley Mckee and other di
vines officiating. The building is hand
some specimen Of pure Gothic archi
ture. Outside il is attractive, compact
and well-proportioned. The spire is the
main point Of triumphant skill. The bell
is sweet and resonant. Within the vesti-
bule a stairway leads to the organ loft.
The cushions and carpet Of the interior
are crimson, the pews of tastefully grained
ash, the walls white, the vaulted roof white
and blue. Gothic chairs stand behind the
reading desk. The large chandelier de-
ponds from the centre Of the ceiling and
double bracket lamps light the walls.
There are two furnaces which heat both
church and basement. Two organs serve
for church and Sunday school respectively,
The basement is light and comfortable.
MARRIED.-On Thursday evening Dee.
is, at the residence Of Mr.. Russell Harris,
on Sugar Greek, Miss Pattie Harris to Mr..
Simeon anderson, only son Of Mr.. ThOs.
Anderson, Of this community. Elder Glib
son OBLIGATED. ON Friday evening the
youthful bridegroom, an only child, cele-
brated his twentieth birthday in an ele-
giant reception al his fathers house. Four
generations Of the family we're present, be-
z inning with the venerable Mr.. aud Mrs.
Allan HIerndon, and including the sturdy
little boys Of Mrs. Mamie Anderson
Young. The apartments Of the hospita-
BILE home wore the trailing evergreen sym
bols Of matrimony, while in the wide
space over the parlor mantle were the sig
ni6cant words "Our DaHghte," in large
letters. Not son given but daughter
gained. The bride wore a handsome silk,
and the guests we're all in wedding gar
ments. The supper was profuse and ele-
giant in all Of lis appointments.
- Messrs. Bradley and Dunlap, ST., Of
this place have been employed at Rich
mond in the case Of the Commonwealth
vs. James II. Arnold for the killing Of
Robert E.'Little on Friday last. In add
ton the following learned counsel have
been employed, viz Msssrs. p. B. Thomp-
son, ST., Jno. b. Houston, w. q. p. Breek.
inridge, e. and A. X. Burnam and Gov.
McCpary. After consultation at Rich
mond on Tuesday II was decided to defer
the preliminary trial ill time might
soothe the popular mind into a more I'M
biased state OF feeling Bail being certain
ly unattainable Arnold was committed
to a cell, and his wife who has been con-
stanily present was separated from him.
lie has an elegant dry goods house in
his seven clerks finding il
lifieull to serve the continual rush Of Gus
iomers. In one brief moment he has i'm
periled all that is dear, and must, through
many weary days, await the consequences.
- ADJUSTMENTS are erowding upon Us as
Santa Claus jingles his bella How he can
get here without any snow is a matter Of
great speculation among the little folks.
Perhaps the spirit Of the food" may yet
yield TO the spirit Of the fell" II the pres
snt strong wind be not washed out by the
rain. The young people have a Literary
Club which has deserved mention long
since, only, not being in the charmed circle
failed to find out the presiding officers.
Mrs. Grasiy's concerts at Franklin Insti-
ate are AVorably discussed BY our Argas,
'ur village paper. On Tuesday night the J