Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-01
LINCOLN COUNTY.


CARD or THANKs.-I desire to tender
our heartfelt thanks to the people Of Hus-
tonville and its surroundings for the mani
festations Of love and respect they exhibit
cd to my darling son during his illness, and
the kindly care with which they laid him
in the earth, and decorated his resting
place. Our debt Of gratitude to you all
dear friends, can be paid only by Him who
alone hath power 10 relieve pain and
soothe sorrow. May His richest blessings
rest upon you, and may flowers Of Heaven
sirew your pathway as you have laid Off
erings upon his tomb, is the prayer Of Mrs.
s. A. Good, and family.
Judge Brown gave us representation
Of the embodied majesty Of the law on
Tuesday. J. b. Green has been in Casey
buying wheat. Mrs. G. b Cooper cousin
"Maud") is letting the light Of her counte-
nance beam behind the counter of w. II.
Smiths. Harry Hooker will probably SUI
percede her with a different style Of beauty.
Jones, telegraph operator and agent at
Moreland Station, died last Sunday. There
is a probability that Will Hooker will be
called to the Office. Miss Thurman, Of
Louisville, is a, Mrs. McCormsck's. The
representative Of the Faith CVTe is at Mr..
Ceci's in prosecution Of her nilsson.
-Advices received from Cumberland
Falls intimate that visitors are still coming
in, and Mr.. Owens will not be able to close
his establishment before the 18th Of Sept.
His place is beginning to be known, and is
sure to have patronage II Soc could be
persuaded to pass the fall there, and de-
vote himself to an extension of his improv-
ments, he would be able to offer induce
ments next summer which need not fear to
compete with any place of resort East or
West. Later: | learn from Soc Owens
that his house is filling up again rapidly.
Twenty-Five arrivals last Sunday, large
lot in from Memphis. Rahl for "the Falls. y
k. X. Good, clerk in the house OF W.
II. Smith, died on Monday after a short i'll
ness. Mr. G. was a young man Of exem-
plary habits, and universally esteemed
On the same day Mrs. Lizzie Mccormack
closed life Of sorrow at the home Of her
mother-in-law, near this place. Mrs McC.
was a daughter Of Geo. Thurman, Esq, a
prominent lawyer Of Springfield, KY, con-
temporary Of Ben Hardin, John Pope, Q. A,
Wicklihe and others Of that stalwart gene
ration, az famous in the legal and political
conflicts Of the times as was John Of Gaunt
10 the wars Of England. She was lady
Of more than ordinary intellect, superior
cultivation and fine conversational powers.
Gifted with an even temper, cheerful
spirit and a SOCIAL nature, she was justly
popular. Endowed with strong sympa
thies aud generous heart, she was valu-
able friend. But her life was early shad'
owed by sfIliction and reverses and lossei
even borne with Roman fortitude. But the
death Of her cherished boy, soon followed
by the tragic ending OF her husbands life
the fruitless struggle 10 support and edu
cate her three little girls, left 10 penury
broke her spirit, and at length she sank be
meath her burden. Her suierings, especi
ally during the last few days Of her illness
we're excrueiating; but just before hei
death, these subsidized, and she passed away
as peacefully as an infant sinking 10 Stun