The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23
cRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS.


This delightful watering place Is now in
the height ofthe most successful season since
the war, and for the flint time in several
years l. receiving the foil patronage that
IT, advantages and attractions deserve. Al
no place Of the Kind are the appointments
more complete, or has money been more
lavishly expended for the comfort Of IL
guests, and the wonder Is that il Is not al
ways full. The proprietor, Col. Isaac
shelly, Jr., aud his unliring manager, Mr..
| Shelby Tcvis, are ever on the lookout,
and succeed most admirably in making
every body feel At home Although, for
nearly a week il has been announced that
every room had been taken. they continue
to accommodate, II not M we'll A. they
would wish, at least a great deal better
than could he expected, considering the
immense crowd that Is gathered there. The
old saying that there is always room for
one more in siage-coach applies with
equal force lhere-not only for one but a
hundred We don't suppose there ever
could have been a handsomer assemblage
Of ladie. congregaied there than now grace
/ the parlor and ballroom. The taste and
elegance Of their dress is the subject Of
general remark, and their natural beauty
Is enhanced by every appliance and device
known TO the fashionable world. We
would name the most prominent ef the
beauties, but il would be such a difficult
task to select them tina, We fear to max,
the attempt.
THE MILITARY.
The great interest now centers In thu
soldier boys, and one is forcibly reminded
Of the late unpleasantness by the war-lik,
appearance that greets him on every hand
The State guards are in encampment 70
the first time since the war, and a hand
some and soldierly looking set they are
They are splendidly armed and equipped
and in their dress yarade, which occur
each day at 6 r. NJ, they show a very cred
table knowledge Of military tactics. Ad
jutant General J. 7. Nuckols has the man
agement Of affairs lie was a gallant sol
der in the Lost Cause, and his experience
as real soldier assists him greatly in un
dersianding just how to play soldier. w
are indebted to him for the following liz
Of Companies and their Commanders nov
on duty.
ISFAsTRY.
Blackburn Guards. Midway; Capt. Wiley con
manding.
Bowling Green Guards. Rowling Greeu; Cap
Crump.
butler Guards, Carrollton Capt, Lewis.
Cosington light Guards, Covington; Capt. Woo
Louisville Legion, dve Companies Company
, Capt. Geo X. Speed Company n, Capt, W. q. liza
, rs, Company e. LIST Lieut.. d. y. &. Weller; Con
pany D. Capt, Eugene Brown Company y. Cap
J. NJ. Wright.
LeSlngtos Guards, Lexington Capt. ). u. Mo
ton,
llntohiBs.
McC"ary Guards, Frankfort; Lieut.. Price.
CAVALRY.
MoDowcll Guards, woodlake; Capt. G. x. Wa
lace.
Company =, Louisville Legion; Is, Lieut.. J.
Bulhti, IT,
ARTiLLERY.
Battery A, Louisville Light Artillery Capt.
. n. Noise.
The Infantry is arranged into three Ba
tallions; the lat commanded by Capt v
O. Harris; ID by Capt. NJ. II. Crump; ID
Capt. Frank Wood. These Battallions
gether with the two Companies Of cavalI
named above are commanded by Maj. Jol
: b. Castleman, Of Louisville, as fine lookil
/ officer as ever straddled horse. The A
|. tillery reports direct so the Commander-il
:. Chief, Gov. Black burn. Gen. Nuckols. wi
a is ex-oilicio lnspector-General, will co
!. clude his inspection by Saturday. The e
! tire force will pas In review before d
h Governor and his Chief Of staff, on Sundl
morning 9. Capt wilderberger, insiru
tor at X. NJ. l., was appointed by the A
! iuiant General rs Acting Assistant Insps
" tor General, and plloed on active dul
, lie and Capt Crump laid out the ealap al
/" arranged il for occupation. Gen. Nuck'
speaks in high praise Of Capt. wilderbs
+, ger, and credits him with very much
! the success Of the encaanpment. The 81
. diers are a Jelly lot OF fellows, and se'
to enjoy the fun OF soldering Immense
d Who wouldn't with 80 many bright-ey
'e women 10 east love glances at them 4
= Encampment is 10 last only a week, a
., next Monday they will pull up stakes a
d leave. Gen. Nnckol. calculates that
h sxpens, Of the frolio will not be over 81
80 600, which amount COMES from the militia
y fund, oNaled by the was claims paid
Z. the General dovernnnnt 10 The State.