The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04


Nh rnahllbiish,, Who no, Long Been
afflicted With cancer sompas. 10 grow
note and moro ,ebl,. Though . sfcaf
.saenof be 3 very patient.
D.. w Cor wa. hffctlei issl notday
on two war1snls charging him VIII, O. sio-
lation of ,he whisky as. llis trial va.
,st for MONDAY next. ne va releaa,d on
haii ~ The ua Of tcoa John Riddle. %
whisky man f,om rahsli hetomire hi.
hondsman.
-Wclucala, morning ia.l b. The train
pulled up 90 he depot, stranger rushed
through The ciovd Of ladici on ihe plat.
form into the depot 20 purchase ticket.
lie was nihcr drunk and was waving a
big Colts navy pistol over his head. Ills
manner was very rompous and there are
few men who conld have siuod before bin.
Just before lssving On the train he conceal.
ed his pistol lie returned on The NJ train
aud our Sheriff. ". H. ALBRIGHT. met him
with . little writ lis name j. W. J..
forlham. lie u contractors bees on
The railroad work. IN laurel When iak.
en- before Judge Mcclure, he was unable
o. give bond and wss sent 10 jill
Miss sallic Harrison returned 10 Stan.
ford on Monday, and our postmaster
!. melancholy .... Mrs. g. trooke. 81 Pine
ilni, was visiting her mother this week
Mis- BELLE Smith, o. rsint Lick, is the
guest Of Miss Matte Newcomb......M Mr. and
Mr.. Willis Adams. IT,, and Mrs. Jack
Adams, Of Paint Lick, were here visiting
relatives the fr.t Of he week ..... Mrs. L.
Il. Dean, Of Pine llili, spent Sunday With
Miss Clara Whitehead Alva Pullina, Of
Garrsr,l, and W. D. Cecil, Of BOYLE, were
here Monday. Ar !. z. Chandler o.
Pine Hill, went TO Lebanon last Monday
10 visit hi- Mis- Georgia How.
ard and Misses Lou aud Bette Crawiorl,
Of Brodhead, came up sunday To- hear Nj.
Barnes Mr.. L.C. Aloorn. VI Pine lIill,
was in town this week.
II last Monday wss Couniy Court Day.
There wa quite crowd in town and eve.
~ body was sober The business In Court
vas light. A few fns- were entered
against individuals fcr failing to work on
roads. G.. W. Mcclure, Master Commits.
sioner, sold the Newcomb Hotel property
at public suction. Horace Wilhcr.. Of
Lincoln, and Alva Pullins, Of Garrari, be-
come The purchasers al The price Of S92j-
o.. The furniture in the Hotel w,., sl-o,
sold to Horace Wilhers for si50sO. W..
II. Albright. sheriff, sold tract Of coal
land at Pine Hill, belonging to Toylor 4
Go. Il was sold subject to two.vean
lease to the Pine Hill Coal Co, and was
knocked of to W. y. Cecil. Of BOYLE. Tor
$50. Sam. NJ. Burieii, Special Commits.
.ioner, sold tract Of land known A. the
"olj Sam Moore place" containing ioi
acres, to Samuel Z. Moore for $50
The meetings conducted by Rev. Gec.
o. Barnes, which had been in progress
here for three weeks, closed La, Tuesday
night. During their continuance, Mr..
Barnes preached ~ sermons, snd ~ souls
received" and we're RESTORED TO the Sa-
vior. On the last night Of the meeting
the largest audience was assembled, and
there we're % confessions. Mr.. Barnes
and Mis- Marie icit Wednesday morning
for Crab Orchard There wss sadness in
many hearts at their leaving. bui Il was as
nothing to the joy which their visit here
was the means D, bringing 10 20 many
sonls. There IA no estimating the henefi
our community derived from their labors
here. The pcrsons who were induced 70
come 10 Christ Cor the frst time will al
ways remember these meeting With cx-
ceeding pleasure, while The hearts Of those
who were already called Christians must
evermore beat with happiness At remcm-
herring those beautiful lessons Of patient,
loving, conGding Christianity which they
learned from the wofd- OF the one and the
examples Of both Of those earnest workers
for Jesus. They found our people luke
warm, preiudiccd, hardened; they leave
them happy, liberal, t'od-iearing and God.
wor.hiping. May the Lord continue to
bless the good work Of The faithful evange.
list and his pure, earnest, devoted, Chri.
tisn daughter
Last week, gentleman calling him
self Thompson, from Clmpbcllsvillc, ar
rived In town. lie wanted TO sell a patent
Of some sort and he seemed, also, flled
with most intense de.ireto drink all the
whisky in town. Friday night, he wander.
ed into Church, being thea about ",hree
sheets in the Winds He ,eaied himself,
but was inclined to be iemonsiraiive.
When Mr.. Barnes, in biz sermon, said
something about General Grant and Gen.
eral Lee. calling The surrender Of lee the
capture Of the Coniederacy's heart, Mr..
Thompson paiied he feet most enthnsias.
,ically on the aoor in applause Of the sem
timent lie next began 70 preach ser-
mon Of his own 10 a group Of admiring
large boys in the corner Jailer lIouk
soon sqaelohed The opposition discourse BY
taking Mr.. Thompson and gently throwing
him out at the door. The next morning
Mr.. Thompson was 6nsd So for disturb
ing religious worship. lIaving n, money
and being TO- drunk 10 give any inielligi-
Bile account II himself be went 10 Jail
There he remained siill Monday evening
when BY much begsing and fair promises,
be induced our County Judge TO release
him. That night he went to Churchagain,
and about midway in The strmon b. went
10 the front, and after The discourse con.
ieseed The Savior. Tie says he will never
drink again, and as 10 be hoped he wont.
--CnIMK.-The peace, 70 sweet and vel
come, which had long pervaded our c'pn-
", was rudely broken last week. last
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