Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-25
CRAB ORCHARD.

r.. Lee Davis select school closed
Friday with big treat and a distribu-
tiou OF prizes.
Mrs Bant, middle aged lady. liy-
ing on the Fall Lick road near town,
died Thursday night Of fever.
Fishing is unusually good in DIX
River this season aud several tine strings
Of the scaiy breed have been brought in
lately boy our skiiliul anglers.
Rev. James Rice, OF Madison coun-
~, has been engaged as pastor at the
Baptist church for next year lie will
deliver two sermons monthly instead OF
one as heretofore.
MIR. John Anderson has completed
his new home beyond the depot and he
and his happy family are now domiciled
therein. H. Lee Davis has moved his
parents to the Ottcnheim property on
Depot street.
Those young Romeos who became
50 excited in the presence OF their lady
loves sunday night at the Baptist church
a 10 upset the lamp on the organ. should
take Sappho's medicine or some milder
remedy to quiet their nerves
1t is reported that Mr.. Chris Hutchi-
son, who used 10 live here and was &C.
counted the drollest wtticst and most
waggiSh OF fellows, is married at Pine
Vile To a handsome and cultured lady.
This makes his third matrimonial ven.
ture. Here's hoping that the milk OF
their happiness will never turn to whey.
Mrs. Kate Chadwick has a Canary
+ bird which she SAYS is II years old.
| Considering that "A years is the average
length OF Canary's existence this yell
/ low coated warbler is quite patriarch,
Age seems TO have no effect upon his
vocal chords. He sings as melodiously
as when he first began his twitterings
and Mrs Chadwick wouldn't for COW
and calf part with the gentleman.
I The city council is talking OF open.
ing a new thoroughfare 10 connect stan.
ford and Elm streets. Something OF the
sort has long been needed and We dare
say il would not only add to the topo
graphical appearance OF the town and to
the convenience OF the public, but
would quite likely result in the erection
OF some new buildings. Let's have an.
other broad street and 10 away with q
flew OF our back alleys.
John Il. Brooks was in town sunday.
Miss Maud Bowman, a pretty little bru'
nette OF Louisville. is visiting Mrs J. Ii.
Stephens. Bruce Hansiord. in charge
of some stock, took the overland route
Monday ior Pinevile. That clever
drugman, !. Il. Bailey is of on a triT
this week 10 the boom towns OF Ken
lucky and Tennessee and with the view
OF investing same OF his.surplus millions
will visit Cardiff, Jellico, Pineyille and
Middeshoro before he returns. Misses
Alice PAyneaud Blanche Rennie. pain
OF Louisville beauties, are at Rev. A. c
Newland's country home Willing away
a portion of merry spring-time. Mr.
Pate King returned from Barbourvill,
/ Friday. lie reports his brother John
. condition as slightly improved, though
the patient is still suffering intcnsel,
from his wounds. Mrs. sam Higgins
OF Somerset, arrived Tuesday to visit he
sister Mrs Col. j. &. King. Tina
CHEAP John clothing man, whose visit
to the struggling village OF Conway is st
humorously told by the iacetious Con
way correspondent of the Mt. Vernon
Signal, turns out TO be our townsman, j
\ Edmiston. From the article it seem'
that he didn't sell the fellow any o
| Wanamaker's clothes.