The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-18

two marriage hcil. On Tuesday ,'cnina
.rd. VI o. Moore of ihi. rlace, ioined ihc
loving hra,. of teorsc Elr.ff and Nj
lennic lrtiay irio one. o io flma'n
until dsaih of dirafcs Count put lhem
afunder
To ina 1Yrr srufr - Tho Noid
,lannish Zoe, not present o. more .hovy
appearance when ii a. printed 'clandish.'
~ courc you have lho God. given right 10
mako your ouLogiaphy different from
W ch'icrs. but IN lhii colmmn. Webster has
been adopted o. ihs standard. 81 this,
please take notice. lnd accordingly govern
yourself llt wa. % typographical error.
The most eminent critic could never find
even a comma in The wrong place IN your
manuscript. aud YOU are. beyond the poe.
.ibiliiy Of a joubi. a. Newspaper corrss.
porderi.cf the nitcd Siaies.--toNrl
Mrs. IIolmcs. Of Crah Orchard, j. the
guest Of Miss Jael Rc,ld...... Mis- Belle
Wilson i again With Miss lou Williams
...... Mis- Georgia Barnes, Of BELLE Semina-
~ l. spending lhc week with her parent.
At this place. Mr.. John &. Young, Of
Danville. Mr. J. H. Moore. Of Lexington.
and Mt ". $ llolmes. Of pauvillc. came
up Tuesday to attend Mr.. nime.' meeting
...... Willis ADAMS. Ir. md =. NJ. Naics,
Of Paint iick. were here ihi. week ....
W. Z. Walton, editor of this paper. va.
here Monday night osiensihiy 10 attend
the meeting. bat he had half an eye 10
busincis, o.. the advertising matter in ihi.
department viii testify .... Mr. Ewing Hay.
den. Of Stanford, went TO Livingston on
bushes. Saturday MISSES Fannie lang
forl and sallic Whitehead are visiting ri.
alive and frionds IN Mad on county .....
Mrs. n. e. Greaham. Mis- Kate Wand and
Dick Wand II Livingston. arc al Nc J. I.
Whiiehcads
One week ago last wolasidsy night,
Rev. Geo. o. narnss, q whom our rcopi,
have heard 90 much. hsgan meeting Al
the Christian Church in this place. III
haa since ccnliouei 10 preach two sermon,
daily, and viii probably continue Tor some
ten days yet So FAR, bic sermons hav,
hesn delivered to respectable audience.
during The day AMI 10 a crowded house al
night. u Is needless TO say that the plan
q religion o. enunoiaiei b. NJ Rarnes 4
new idea to al our people. Religion
from his standpoint. y wonderfully cas-
thing to get and an easy thing 10 kecI
aisr Won have got Il. wiihou: stopping
to discas whether he !. correct in AZ
Interpretation Of the Bible, Il !. sufficient
10 remark that the oandor, honesty AM
oarnestness with which he labors cor a,
good o. his fellow creatures arc enough "a
enlist in behalf Of himself and his uorl, thl
well wishes Of cve-y man WHO ha- one par
iiclc Of Chrisiianity in his nature. IIi.
labor. 20 far. have not bccn attended with
his usual snoocss On Thursday eight
persons had received the Savior, and the
audience on "wednesday night ala not in
elutc a single sinner that was willing d
make The good confession. The sweet sing
ing Of Mis- Marie Barnes, who Is faithful
in her attendance ai and assistance in ih'
worship, adds greatly TO the interest Of The
meeting. Her voice seems especially
adapted 20 church music. and every hymn
sung by her receives added hcaniy and
power. II IL 'incercl, wished that much
good may yet be done before The close Of
the meeting.