Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-18
CRAB ORCHARD.

i ire VIII DE preaching AT the zap
tist church sunday and sunday night.
Miss I.illias Buchanan has begun
select school at the Walnut Flat school
house.
The J.. u y. carpenters were here
this week repairing and renovating the
company's stock pens.
Before buying your boys new spring
suits see J :. Edmstons fine display of
samples. Best goods, latest styles, low.
est prices
DR.. Blair has established himself
permanently at Pineville, to practice
medicine and surgery. and is rushing in-
to "a lucrative practice. His wife and
family will however remain here thro'
the summer.
~ nell" George Parrish bought OF
Pate King for $500 his snug little cottage
on Elm street and moved his family
thither Monday Mr.. King and wife are
for the present at the latters fathers,
Judge w. o. Hansiord
We were - years old Monday and
We have TO thank those pretty little la
dies, Misses Pearl aud Clara Collier, al
so Masters Harry, Tom and Clarence Col
Her, for the nice and appropriate birth
/ day presents with which they presented
us.
In it's last issue the Home aud school
published ia Louisville, has this TO say
about education and educational facili-
1 ties in this town, which We are sorry TO
say smscks little OF the truth: Crab
Orchard College is not prospecting. The
/ people OF that community should take
more interest in the education of their
children The college building reminds
one Of a dilapidated barn.
MIR. Reese Ward on walking out in
/ lis ward Thursday afternoon discovered
smoke issuing from the roof Of Mr.. Mart
smiths dwelling. He sounded the tire
alarm at once and the bucket brigade re-
paired to the endangered building at a
double-quick speed A strong wind was
blowing. which in a lew minutes must
have famed the kindling flames into a
big blaze, had not some thoughtful per.
sons torn off the plsstering and gotten
up next to the roof where the fire was
making headway The tire originated
from defective fiue; damages slight.
Col. ID. q. Slaughter and family hav,
removed To their new summer resort
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here, which he will about May | open Il
the public on a grand scale. He has, i
seems. abandoned the idea OF going L
, Middlesboro, since the big cOmpan,
, out there failed to build the "katydid.
! He doesn't care particularly about j
= now, though. but his attorney, Col. w
q. Bradley, is making preparations to in
stitute suit against the Middesboro com
psny for $4,000 damages, il the buildin!
b which they contracted to put mp is no
} on terra firma by May |. As the foun
dation has not been laid yet, the MUD
CITY contractors are, it seems TO a man
mp sapling. in Tor it, unless they can
Aladin.likc. rear palace 10y enchant
ment
w alker Landram, deputy collector
was mere several days this week. Mr.
. and Mrs. John Nagee have gone to Pine
VILE, where they will make their future
home Mrs. J. q. Livingston is spend
ing lew days with her relatives at Hus
: tonville. Mrs-J H. Stephens has jus
/ returned from Louisville, where she wen
. to purchase her spring stock OF MILNE
~. Mr.. Bunney Fish has taken brake
I mans place on the l.. X y. He Is a &c
. NAL. noble.natured fellow and We wisl
him much success. Miss Mamie Bal
lard, who has been visiting her aun
; Mr.. W. L. Dillon, has returned to he
a home in Rockcastle. much To the regre
! OF young society goers, with whom sh
p was quite lavorite. Mrs. Leila Living
! siou. nee Doores, j. at her fathers 70
the summer. Messrs. +. Arthur Ieller
James Cummins, Robert Edmiston. san
Magee and w. j. Edmiston took in tn,
| hop and banquet at Middleshoro Tues
day night. Hearing OF the serious cut
ting ARRAY oi which her son was the vic
= tim. Mrs Barker left Immediately for
Barbourville At last report Mr. kinl
was getting along nicely and his friends
here hope that he may speedily recover
HrBBLE-John Woods bought some
,I,,o,. q, ,l,;a sa,tla,nant for xo ~ Hub