Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-01-03
LINCOLN COUNTY.
KusfonnHe.

1857 Wen, dedicate the first labor
Of the year to the INTERIOR JOURNAL.
--"'sl" has passed away, and, the venera.
ted Mother Shipion, to the contrary, not
withstanding, the world has not collapsed.
It is shsky, though.
The INTERIOR Of Friday, reached this
office about o'clock, on Saturday night -
alleged cause. a freight train wrecked
somewhere down the line.
We have always understood that
Stanford's peculiar boast was the posses.
sion Of fast young men. Now comes the
rumor that she rejoices in fast young la
dies too-on skates, we mean.
Browns Dick says his pulse are more
sonorous since he found that the predic-
tions about the world going up like ga
loon in 81, was all a oansry-and then he
resumed his occupation Of drawing a de-
sign for his Italic coffin.
George w, Drye, Jr, and Miss Emma
Wesley, were married at Middeburg, on
the afternoon Of Thursday, the 29th ult.
A merry party were elegantly entertained
at Mr.. ]. J. Drye's in the evening. Thanks
for invitation. Sorry was unable to at.
tend.
We have heard a great cry for bread
in consequence Of our mill having been
for some weeks closed for repair.. Bish-
op SAYS he will be able to come to the
front about the last Of this week with his
mill thoroughly overhauled, improved,
and modernized. "Roll swiftly on ye"-
mill.wheels.
The reason the writer does not
get of a rhapsody over the many evidences
Of kindly remembrance that have reach
ed him within the last few weeks, lies in
the fact that the list Of ladies' names
would be too long for insertion in this
paper. Permit him then, ladies, simply
and silently, to bow his thanks.
The receipts from the Concert and
Supper on Wednesday night amounted to
s72 50-little, il any, above expenses. The
orchestra ask me to express their grateful
sense Of the courtesy Of the young ladies
and gentlemen of Stanford, who graced
the entertainment with their presence, and
enhanced so materially the enjoyment OF
the evening.
Mrs. Geo. o. Barnes and son stopped
with US on Friday night. and went for
ward on Saturday, 20 join Mr.. Barnes at
Liberty. Mr.. BIS success in that place
seems to be as marked as in other local
tiles Ii is inferred from late advices that
he will not Strike tents" as early as he
had expected. 1t is not possible, howev-
er, to predict with any certainty his fu-
ture movements.
John Dinwiddie left us on Saturday
night with the view of taking up his resi-
dence in Stanford. 1t is needless to say
that both he and his estimable family will
be greatly missed by their lifelong associ-
ates. An intimate acquaintance won for
them a warm place in the affections Of this
community; and while we give them up
with reluctance, we fondly hope the re-
moval will be an advantage to them. We
kindly commend them to their new sur
roundings, and trust they will find happy
home.
My "Better Half" request me to offer
through this channel, her acknowledge
ments to Mrs. Hugh Logan, Miss Sarah
Curtis, Miss Bette Logan, Miss Mac. S.
Logan, Mrs. DIR. Aloorn, Mrs. G.. F. Pea
cock, Mrs. A. b. MeKinny and Mrs. C. A.
Green, for their beautiful present which
reached her on Saturday evening. She
asks me to say that beyond the value Of
the gift, she prizes the kindly spirit in the
donors which it eyinees. To win an evan
escent popularity among recent acquain-
tances, is pleasant as fai as il goes; but q
testimonial from those who have known
as intimately from their earliest child
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