Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-09-30
CRAB ORCHARD.

Turk,
Depending on his bat,lc-tlade to do the bloody
work,
The bisne,s Of Pua.krs bound. gives Trmble
confidence,
Nell plumes himself on strersth OF friends and
sturdy common sense;
Vince Boreiug. with his mountain lands ana casa
on mail routes made,
Bank. on his o,k,-of-h'c' 20 pu' hm foremost
m the raid.
BIZ s,l,, Adam. with a braia pra1's,oa. in '''
scope.
And tongue Of ha'ne. has th'i M "h''"'' '"'' %
mighty hope
The hsht is on. put op your chips on any ''''
care
Here, money In our pouch g. beg John ellen
sry" get, there
Mr.. 4. II. Bastin has bought of Mr..
Porter Robinson his cottage near the
depot for 500.
Mrs. W. T. Stephenson will repre-
sent the Crab Orchard W. {. 7. l. IN
the state convention at Richmond.
There will he an oyster supper sat
urdav night at Holmes school house for
the benefit OF the sunday school at that
place.
Fodder pulhns, bean-hulhn.s, APP
ple-peelin : and 'lasses.stirin's are some
OF the pasiimes now RECALLING the home
loving. Joyous country folks
i have lust returned from the city
with full line OF fall and winter mil
linery goods and will make display OF
them saturday and Monday, oct. ando.
With thanks for past liberal patronage
cordially invite the ladies' 10 come and
examine my new stock. Nrs. j. H..
stephens.
The W. c. T. Is were out in full
force saturday evening and paraded the
streets with cornet, sackhut psaItery
and lutc, calling upon all in their way to
sign the touch.not-taste.not-handirno not
pledge. 1t was amusing 20 see the lords
of creation lodging these feminine cru
saders. whose zeal for the good cause
was no, to be repulsed.
The most embarrassing thing IN th,
world for young man when "a spark
ing" is 20 have the lamp suddenly =
out in darkness, just before he's ready I,
depart. II his girl isn'ta mighty sweet
one he's dead sure To- sink away, wish
ing that he had never "toated himsei
into her presence. We never wishe,
tha,-but-but the cause We assign above
was all that kept us from II.
The band boys are not often IN "th'
swim. but when they are they are II
over head and ears Thursday nigh
Misses Jennie and Hattie Collier invited
them out 10 their country home and
RECALLED them with feast of daintle'
such MS few weddings can boast OF. Mu
sic and tete-a-tete- made up the rest Of
the time until II O'Clock and the boys
departed, loading their fair hostesses
with thanks for the evenings delights
Ben Moore and Charley Collins, tw'
pupils of W. J. Edmiston's school, age,
10 and IA respectively, fell out over
game Of marbles at playtime Ihursda,
and Collins plunged a knife into Moor
somew here about the small OF the hacF
inhicting dangerous II not a iata
wound. Collins was cut twice IN TN
hand. Nj. Edmston was at dinner an
knew nothing of the fight until his ~
turn to the school-house. Collins ha
not been arrested.
w. A. Brooks was in town Sunday
Mr.. Charley Douglas, OF Danvllle, wa
M 10 see his sister, Mrs. ii. Il. Farrls
Tuesday. Mrs. Il. q. Potter, OF Manche'
ter. who has been the guest OF Mrs. [
A. Redd. Jr.. for the past two weeks, la
returned home. Mr. John Andersen
Garrard countys brany young superin
tendent of common schools, took IN ia
reading match" at College Hall Frida.
night Mr.. 4. L. Flora, OF .Pinevillt
stopped over here Friday to see his bes
GIRL Miss Mabel Graves OF Missouri, !
at the Harris House. Dr. X. q. Redd
after pleasant summers sojourn will
friends aud relatives in this and adIoin
ing counties, has returned to his no I'M
in Montana Mrs. George Debord, wh'
has been lying dangerously i'll, is conva
Iescing. Miss Beauregard Stuart has
gone TO Louisville to take position IN
millinery establishment.
Unique and delightfully."- entertain
inc indeed was the reading mattel" a
College Hall Friday night, and the pub
lie shove its appreciation by filling th'
house with iair-minded, Intelligent an
dience. The contest opened with J.
entries on the boards, eight young ladie
and four young gentlemen, VINO repre-
scented in their selected pieces every spe
cies of literature, from the grave an
serious down to tue most comical AM
ludicrous. Prof. John Anderson, OF Ga
rard. in the absence OF Squire Chapel
who had been chosen, DR.. j. ID. Pettu
and MIR. X. Lee Davis acted as Judges
and after balancing carefully the excel
/ lencies OF each reader, awarded the pain
7 of victory to Carpenter Stuart, who's