Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-26

sheet Of water.
Hon. J. u. IIIsDMAN, democratic candi-
date for IL. Governor, will ppeak here on
Saturday, June 3Oth; Lancaster July "a;
Richmond %; Winchester lih; Williams.
burg 2lsi; Barboursville sd; London 9th
Mt Vernon 18th, commencing each day
att Gen. Fry IL invited TO meet
him.
BARBEcUE-Mr. J. l.. Anderson will
prepare an excellent barbecue at Lime
stone Spring, miles southwest Of Crab
Orchard, on Saturday, July II. Refresh
nent- Of all kinds will be found on the
grounds aud the crowd will be entertained
by speeches from the candidates for Sena-
TOR aud Representative.
THE Lancaster telephone line is up and
the instruments in place but one Of them
got knocked out Of adjustment during
shipment and nothing save the inevitable
Hello" can be heard distinctly enough TO
understand. The defect will be remedied
in few days. Yesterday the lightning
struck three poets aud a tree fell across the
wire.
THE Cumberland Falls Hotel, kept by
Mr. :. Owens, is the most pleasant place in
the mountains TO spend the summer. either
for the invalid or pleasure seeker. Its
mineral waters are fine, the fishing and
hunting good, the boating nice and the
cuisine just splendid. Stages meet the
daily trains on the C.s Il. r. and take you
to the Falls for supper
TIM information which wegave the pub
lie last week about the marriage Of Miss
Emma Swope 10 Mr.. Alyah Pullins turns
ont TO be incorrect. We had il from what
we deemed reliable authority, else il
would never have appeared in these col.
umns. Miss swope was here Saturday and
although mortified at the publication, re.
lieved US OF censure when we gave our
source Of information.
PIcSIc.-The people Of the vicinity Of
Highland will give grand Sunday. school
picnic near that place on Wednesday, July
ith. All persons OF every denomination
are invited to be present with well.flled
baskets Of provisions. The Valley Cornet
Band, Of Stanford, will furnish music for
the occasion. Eminent divines will address
the people on religious aud moral subjects
T. p Hill, sr, will deliver an address on
the Declaration Of Independence.
PICTORIAL BIBLE COMMENTATOR Mr.
q. X. Waters is agent for this splendid ex.
position Of the scriptures, containing over
1000 pages and written in language 20
plain that little child can understand il
IL Is beautiful volume, prohsely illus
trated and has maps and chronological Ia
bles Of great interest TO the Bible student.
Mr.. Wateis will call on you to subscribe
and you can not DO better than 20 surren.
der at once. Price 81 IS aud s., according
to binding.
A VISIT to Crab Orchard Springs Sunday
gave us our first view Of that charming re.
sort since the new owners took charge.
They have spent some So 600 or 81 900 in
improvements and changes and the place was
never 20 beautiful a. now. The carpenter,
the painter. the paper-hanger and the up
holsterer have all been at work and by
their arts have added greatly to the al
ways lovely spot One Of the owner, Mr..
W.T.. Grant, is there personally attending
the improvements and by his pleasant
manners adding to the enjoyment OF the
guests, while Gen. James f. Robinson, the
clever manager. and one Of the most &c
oomplished Of gentlemen. dispenses the
comforts Of the place with lavish hospital.
itv. Mr.. j. A. Fleet, so favorably known TO
the babitues Of these springs, is assisted in
the Office by Mr. james Il. Robinson, Jr
and every thing works like a clock. There
are a number Of families already arrived
and the prospect for paying season is
splendid.
THE Superintendent Of the Lexington
Lunatic Asylum seems not 10 care how
much expense he puts the State TO nor how
much inconvenience and trouble he gives
the officers Of this county. Last week
Judge Brown, after a jury had pronounced
her dangerous and uncomfortable luna.
tic, sent Mrs. Wiloher to that asylum.
when he refused 10 receive her alleging
that the institution WAS crowded and at the
same time sent the Judge word not 10 'end
any patients there until he had got orders
from him. The laS il plain that the
Judge has the right in certain oasea, Of
which this was one, 10 send a patient AT
once and without notification and the Con.
stable who took her thither would have
been iusiiiAble in leaving her on the
grounds and returning home. As II was, he
had TO bring her back 10 this county and
take her TO Anchorage, thereby doubling
the expense 10 say nothing Of the trouble,
Ii il DOT likely that the woman would have
been refused admission had she been pay
instead Of a State patient; that is We have
heard such assertions from people who
ought to know.