The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-13

- Mr.. John Edmiston will have hand
some storehouse erected soon on the site
Of the one that was burned last year.
- The funeral Of Mrs. John Pollard,
who died last Spring, will be preached on
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, in the Bap-
list Church, by Rev. Robi Caldwell
~ was in S,anioId last week and had
charming visit Stepped into IIaydens' f,
Of course, but was so interested in the steps
taken by Joe that we forgot wha, we went
to purchase.
The Circus Friday will leave but few
in town. Every body seems to have a
weakness for attending Circus shows, and
will negl ect everything else and spend the
last cent they have to go and see precisely
what they have seen many times before.
- The Weleh property, now belonging
to the heirs Of Mrs. Gray, will be sold on
Monday, August 10th. Mrs. Tarrant will
continue to teach there until Christmas,
and longer il she can rent this property
Tor term Of years, from the purchaser.
go Prof. Moore has had some very neat
circulars printed, informing the public
that he will open a school at the &. O.
Springs about the lst Of September. Will
take both girls and boys, having secured a
lady assistant. Wonder II an assistant
couldn't be a help-meet, too? Wen see.
49, Uncle Bob Stewart died on the 9Th
inst. lie had been sick several weeks, but
on Thursday he was much better, and sat
on the front porch all day. lie passed
away quietly at the age Of "a. lie was
buried by the Masons. His aged compsn-
ion has the sympathy Of the community.
- Mr.. Editor, | ask for information con.
corning the following When young
man goes to see his sweetheart every night
have We not a right to think he is in earn
est2 Yes. Well, when he returns at bed
tiae whistling,shall we not believe that he
is placidly happy? Yes. But this Is the
question II he ia not whistling the tune
of "The girl lett behind me" but is whis'
Ting the melodies he sang with another
lady-love last Spring, what must we be-
lieve Oh these men these men
y - A party Of i've individuals took 3
boat-ride on the ca I'm waters Of Dix River
one day last week, two gents and three la
dies. One Of the heroes ON this occasion
wore glasses and the other was long fol
this world. The latter was sitting on q
plank at an end Of the boat with young
lady who is as amiable as She is fair. BE
fore taking their seat the young man put
the plank across so that it projected ovel
the water. After the positions were taken
he urged his companion to move nearel
to him. Woman-like, she took the oppo'
site direction, not noticing the plank ovel
the water. Just then our hero stood erect
as II to display his eomely figure. and oul
heroine was received by the ''cold waters o
Dix River" All, then and there was gal
lantry displayed; she was rescued, and
wrapped in buggy robes and afghans. O
course she will show her gratitude to the
preserver of her life by lifetime Of
thanks.
- PERsoSAL-Mr Wm. Stewart ha
been sick several days, but is better Ms
Shelby is improving, and sweet little Tev
is Shelby is just recovering from an at
tack. Miss Doyie Carpenter Stanford
beauty, returned home ON Monday, tC
the regret Of many friends. Miss Mollie
Brooks is in attendance at the Richmond
Fair this week. Misses Alison and Force
Mrs. V. aud Margaret Glass and litil'
Mary Davis have returned home to pre-
pare for their Chicago visit. Mrs. Mary
Armaby, charming widow, will Join 4
party Of Louisville friends Sunday fol
Chicago. Mrs. Conard and daughter, o
Washington, Indiana, are on visit 10
friends in this vicinity Mrs. Sam Hard
in looks quite well with the handsom,
bonnet presented by her visiting guests.
The Misses Evans were the recipients o.
beautiful satin fans from Henry, Of New
York City. Only eight drummers in tow
Monday and they were "daises." Messrs
Eckles, Johnston, Hidden, Robt. Carley
Tom Carson and Jim Brooks we're here Ca
Sunday. Capt shnll left "wednesday fol
Somerset, where We wish him much sue
cess. lie has certainly done some splen'
did work in our town Mis- Bette Slavin
has returned from a Proiracted visit To
Mercer Jim IIemphill and Sam Walton
were here On Wednesday. Nj Ann
Buchanan is now al Niagara falkl