Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01
PULASKI COUNTY


| -Quarterly meeting OF the methodlsl
church will be held here next Saturday.
On account Of the heavy rains, the de-
coration Of Federal graves has again been
postponed until Friday.
Col. T. z. Morrow, the republican
nominee for Governor, united with the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
The holiness meeting at the NJ. +.
Church has closed, and the lady preachers
have departed for their homes in Ohio.
Miss Carrie Milton, formerly Of this
place, daughter Of the late Eben Milton,
died last Monday at the residence Of her
sister, Mrs. Bayless, in Darlington, Md.
Il am informed that Mr.. c. W. Rich
ardson, who had made some preparation
for building brick residence, has conclud-
ed not TO build on the lot he had arranged
for.
Mrs. Mollie Hendricks and Mr.. Hen
~ Bales were married at the Hicks House
last Monday. VIM. Handles and Miss
Maggie Stewart we're married last Wednes-
day.
The rain raised the creeks Tuesday
night to such an extent as TO prevent ma
ny from attending the decoration Of Fed
eral graves at the Mill Springs battle
Geld, which took place Wednesday.
james Matthews, chsrged with the
murder Of Bud Allen, was brought before
Judge Tartar, Tuesday, for trial on a writ
Of hdbeds corpus TO secure bail, but the trial
was postponed until Wednesday, June g.
The negroes have been raiding the
hen. houses, wood-pIles and smoke.houses
Of some Of our northern friends to such an
extent that they have not as much love for
the poor, down-trodden darkey as they
once had.
james A. MCGEE, the popular teller Of
the National Bank, rejoices in the advent
Of fine son to cheer his heart the lonely
midnight hours and relieve the monoton.
Gus dreams Of checks, drafts and money.
changing.
Our people have again petitioned for
another election on the local option ques
ton. The sentiment of all the best of our
citizens seems to be decidedly opposed to
whisky selling in our midst and unless the
whisky people use some extraordinary ef-
fort, the traffic will be voted out.
The chicken farm near this place, es-
tablished by Mr.. b. C. Neat, has changed
hands again, f. NJ. Porch selling il back to
Mr.. Neat. | understand that il is not
proving a very profitable Investment; tho
the enterprise has not had sufficient trial
TO develop what there may be in it, wheth-
er loss or gain. They have about 1000
chickens nearly ready for market.
Mira Maria Mays, Of Lancaster, has
been here several days visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Newell. Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgartner, of
Mississippi, are visiting Mrs A. Wolfe.
Judge W. l.. Brown, Of London, is here
getting acquainted with the people. I'M
ierstand he is seeking political hOnors in
the State Senate from this district.
Rev. Mr.. Proctor, pastor of the Bsp-
list church, has taken rooms at Mrs
LARS, on Main street. w. c. Owens and
bride are visiting the family Of Mr.. Sim
Hicks. Mr.. John Ingram has taken the
place of Miss Laura Rankins, as assistant
postmaster. Miss Mary Morrow, daughter
of Col T. r. Morrow, WAS at home this
week on brief visit. She has been at
tending Bell Seminary at Danville, and
will graduate next month.
Cards have been distributed inviting
guests to attend the marriage Of Mr.. w.
b. Hansford and Miss Kate c. Clark next
Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock, at the Bap-
fist church, by Rev. Green Clay Smith.
The many friends Of the couple will join
the writer in the expression Of good wish
es for long life Of prosperity and unal-
loyed bliss Miss Clark is an accomplish.
ed young lady, daughter Of Mrs. Clark,
who recently moved into our midst from
Ohio. Mr.. Hsnsford ia one Of our promi-
nent citizens, having for several years been
connected with the press, and conducted
the Somerset Citizen lie is now travelling
for Cincinnati wholesale dry goods firm.