The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-10-28
HNsfenrific.


The number OF absent fishermen is IN
usually small, considering that this is the
first week Of Circuit Court.
Jusr OrESED.-A full lire Of Hats
Bonnets and Feather Caps, right from the
cities. Ny stock Of ornaments ard rib
bons is the largest and handsomest ever
seen in this market. Miss Mac. Logan,
Hustonvills, Ky.
F. s. Kaufman is again at his post,
ready to describe at length international
reunion at yorktown. Frank is rejuve-
mated by his excursion. His rudy COM
pleIion, re.invigorated appetite and mark
ed increase in flesh attest the beneficial
effects Of cheerful society, an easy con-
science and abstsmious habits.
Il wish to state distinctly that lost no
sheep during the war. Neither can ! adj
init that the scrubs depicted in the cuts Of
your correspondent represent the style OF
stock used to cultivate. A Niger con-
victed Of stealing such an abortion Of the
ovine family would be beyond the sweep Of
even Gov. Blackburn's proven bal clemency.
Our people, or at least a portion oil
them. are sedulously attending church
morning and evening. The meeting has
been going on since the 18th, in charge OF
Revs. Tyres and Perrymsn, Bsptists. Their
forenoon congregations have been small,
but better at night. Or. Hays, OF Danville,
dropped in on Tuesday and preached
morning and afternoon.
We hear rumor this "Wednesday
evening TO the effect that Geo. NJ. Given.
and family have returned from Missouri
intending to re-settle in Kentucky. The
report comes TO Us in no questionable
shape, still we think there must be some
mistake about il. II II be true, George
and wife will be heartily welcomed by q
host Of friends and acquaintance.
Il. b. Adams returned last Saturday
having faithfully attended the sessions Of
the Masonic Grand Lodge, and successfully
avoided the snsres and pitfalls by which
inexperienced youth FROM the rural dis
tricts are imperilled in the populous cities,
In fact he seems to have fully sustained
the reputation OF Hustonvills representa-.
tive. won last year by your correspondent.
Many Of our citizens are hardening TO
the advice you gave them, and are testing
the merits Of Joe Haydsn's store As the
cheapest and best in the county. They all
appear pleased, and the ladies who have
visited il never tire Of talking Of his large
stock Of Dress Goods, Motions. sc, ~
handsomely displayed. Our friends Of the
West end can save money by giving him q
call, next door to National Bank, Stanford
Our bachelor doctor is still wasting
his sweetness on the desert air." despite
the best Of counsel and the best Of example
lie il restless. though. During the sum
mel he built sort Of pagoda on his lot
aud rumor Was rife that he Was about tC
we'd q heather Chinee. lie ia now engaged
in the construction Of an anomalous ediice
but whether an ice.house. a flower con
servstory, a cockpit or a sspulchrs nons
can determine.
DIR. Montgomery calls my attention to
. notice In the Knoxville Daily ISibuH'. oil
the 2lst, Of the death Of Mrs. Lydia A
Rice, which occurred at Knoxville on the
10th inst. Mrs. Rice will be remembered
by many In this county as the youngest
daughter Of Rev. Timothy Root. long the
pastor Of the Prssby tsrian Church in Stan
ford. Mrs. Root WAS Miss Lucy Patton,
and hence had large circle Of relations
In this county who will feel a peculiar In
tersst in the above announcement.
Jim Cook, Jr., has been deiecied
taking a horn" and Il is feared he is be
coming hopslessly addicted TO the prse
ties. Already his swollen lips and inflated
cheeks proclaim his intimacy with th'
destroyer Of (other peoples peace. Al
ready he makes night hideous in hi. DIES
psraie conflicts with the dendish foe II 4
. eornst, and our village il now at thu
mercy Of an incipient band, ambitious Il
conquer the rudimsnts. My Impression h
they will need to advance with unprece
dented rapidly In order TO perform lhs
n,uuism their distrs-ssd listeners will soon