The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-16

80 buT liitNltu I Nult@-OI may hhA rlltiih
his leisure hours reading Dickens, but he
is certainly devoted admirer Of Dicken-
son.
Messrs. Saunders a Kennedy have
moved their groceries into the corner block
formerly occupied as drug store by A. NJ.
Egbert.
The Good Tempars have not adjourn
ed for the cheated term" but meet regu-
larry and seem TO be in good earnest.
There will be a paper in the Lodge, the
first number Of which is to be read Thurs
day night, by the editor, Mrs. Tarrant.
- The Public Schools commenced Mon
DAY. Miss Alice Stewart is teaching at
the Seminary; Miss Kate Shivel in the
neighborhood Of Mr.. VIM. Higgins; Miss
Bette Doorcs at Preachersville. These
young ladies having been pupils at Tar
rant College, they found no difficulty in
procuring lirst-class certificates. Good
luck 10 them all.
STILL THEY CoNE.-The rooms are
filling up rapidly at Crab Orchard Springs.
The music is good, the fare is excellent
and all seem well pleased The Governor
with his retinue has not arrived, but Miss
Blackburn Kennedy" is now at the Ken
nedy House. Her name was registered on
the 18th inst; that date marking the begin
ming Of time with her.
Prof. Randolph preached al the
Christian Church Sunday night to good
congregation, but the heat kept many from
attending. Ii is not sufficiently compli-
mentary to Prof. Randolph TO say that the
discourse was good, but the stiffness in the
audience and the attentive ear 10 the clost
Of the sermon should he accepted by The
speaker as a high compliment, and should
satisfy him that he had not spoken in vain
go The Barbecue The Grand Rally
The Demonstration which will lie held
, in Crab Orchard, on the 22nd, is all the
/ talk. Committees come every day or two
I from adjoining counties TO see about tn
arrangements. Why a committee Of on
came from RoCkcastle to see if-well, h,
eame-bGt the Picnic at the Dripping
| Springs came of last Saturday, and We
saw one buggy full Of happiness going that
way. There was a widow IN that buggy
and a drummer-both were smiling.
Personal. - Mrs. John Singleton
leaves Crab Orchard, Wednesday, for tn
/ home OF her parents in Tennessee. Tn
sympathy Of this community is hers, il
I this her first dark hour Of widowhood
/ Mrs. j. b. huffman and children go to Lex
ington, where Mr.H has located permanent
| ly. Many friends sincerely hope that fat
may some time make it favorable for Mi
Huffman and family 10 MAKE Crab OI
chard their home again. All will miss tn
good neighbors, but her widower brothe
will especially feel her absence. Now
your chance young ladies; leap year, too
but don't all speak at once. for Mr. Jln
il modest. We surmise he is already hes
itating as to the blue eyes or the browI
ewes. Wait for the sequel. Mr. Stephe
Burch has caught the improvement mani'
His house has the appearance of mel
handbook. | should have mentioned il b'
fore; only wanted 10 give the Judge a spe
cal mention and an opportunity 10 enlo
his improvement before the public min
was called in that direction. Mrs. Jane
Chrisman, Of Danyille, and her bright it'll
son. Mike, have been spending few dal
at her mothers. Mrs. j. ;. Slayin, Mr.
Lieut.. Scott, and pretty Johnnie, brougl
sunshine into the home of Mrs. Lawles
Mrs. Dobbins aud Mrs. Ewell, from Loui.
isyille, will spend the Summer with thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farris Mi,
Nannie(ilmore ia with Misses Evans for Il
season. Miss Rachael Allison, a belle
Georgetown, Is the guest of Mrs BurC
Miss Fannie Coulter, from Parksville,
rustioating at Tarrant College. Messl
Swinney, Huffman, Pierce, Lear and Glib
we're the Lancaster gentlemen that We
slar-gazing Sunday. The handsome Sta
ford gents that visited the Springs were, I
s 4. Craig, Matheny, Myers and Higgin
Mrs. Mckinney, little Arch, Jr. and N
A. A. Mckinney enjoyed the hospitality
Mrs. Buchanan Saturday and Sunda
Miss Bette Paxton is much improved
health, drinking the medical waters, y
returned TO Stanford this morning.