Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-30

inson IL smiling over the advent Of a hoy
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LAUREL county double screened nul
coal 10 cents per bushel delivered. +. +
Davies.
Carr. r. j. lIENRY will meet Col. Jacob
here tomorrow, we are very glad to inform
= very anxious public.
LOST An amethyst ring, between town
and Mr.. win Murphy's. The finder will
please return II to this office.
FARMERS desiring to lay in their winter
supply Of coal would do we'll 10 see the
proprietors Of Lincoln Mills. IL will be
money in their pockets.
TnE Equitable Life Insurance Society,
Of New York, has promptly RENTED to
John NJ. Hail, Admir- Of A. l.. Hail, the
5000 due his estate on the policy held by
him.
JuDGE OwsLEY granted a decree for the
sale Of Crab Orchard Springs by Commits
sioner Welob, 10 occur during the latter
part Of next month. Possession will not,
however, be given till September 18th.
Miss BErsEy PESNISGToN's school will
close with appropriate ceremonies this az
ternoon. Az a teacher, Miss Betsey has
shown herself pains-taking and competent,
and she il regarded with great favor by
her patrons.
J. T. HARRIS informs us that he can fur
nish the citizens Of Stanford with ice at
cent per pound, and will keep il the season
through, both Lake and made ice. When
ice freezes in the country it freezes in town.
Respectfully, Harris Il Dawson.
THosE who expect to travel on the G. s.
X. r. would do we'll to observe that the
accommodation train now leaves Cincin-
natl at $50 p. NJ. instead Of 4, and gets to
Danville at 1905. There ia no change in
the schedule Of this train going to Cincin-
natl.
DROWNED Cash Philips, son Of James
Philips, who lives near the Garrard line,
was found dead in branch near home Tues
day. Tie was subject to Cts, and il is sup
posed he fell face foremost into the branch,
which was very shallow, and being unable
70 regain himself, was drowned.
TnE extensive improvements that have
been going on at the Methodist Church are
about completed, and the change in APP
pearance Of the building is wonderful. The
pastor, Rev Sims. will have the satisfaction
Of leaving the church improved not only
in looks, but strengthened in members and
interest.
JuDGE OwsLEY goes by invitation to adj
dress the people Of Marion next Monday
and not to open the canvass for Governor,
As some suppose. The people down there
want to hear Union man talk, who is not
a -orehead and who does not believe that
his comrades have been prescribed on &C
count Of theii war afIi liations.
TIE ORCHESTRA. Sufficient funds have
been raised by subscription to purchase
the instruments for the Orchestra, and they
have been ordered. The members to COM
pose il are David Klass, Grst violin; W. b.
Penny, % do; oornet, A. c. Huffman, Jr;
clarionet, }. +. Carson; flute, Robert Fen
zel and bass violin, Sam. c. Helm.
MATTERS are beginning to a ssume a We
ry decided appearance in favor of the GER
tainiy Of the establishment OF the work
shops Of the l.. Il n. at this point. Mr..
John Bright and party have been employ
ed by the Company to survey their pres
ent property, together with what they want
at the Junction, and make a map Of it
forthwith. They went to work yesterday
lilo To RoCgCAsTLE SPRINGs.-Mine
Host Campbell writes that the above de-
lightful resort is now open and best reach
ed by Somerset. A superb line Of hacks
runs tIi.weekly-leaving Hotel at Somer-
set, ON Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, arriving at Springs at noon.
The road is in very good condition. This
arrangement will continue until the road is
completed to London.
The OPENING BALL-Col. Welch tells
US that big preparations are being made to
have the opening ball at Crab Orchard
Springs on July 9Th, one OF the grandest
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