Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-22
HUSTONvlLlE.

We saw party at Morelahd last
week assaulting clods with an AK and he
succeeded in pulverizing a strip into con-
spicuous contrast with surroundings.
A large crowd of ladies and gentle.
tlemen left Wednesday for two week 8
camp-out at Cumberland Falls. A de-.
lightiul outing is anticipated and as ang-
ling is now at its best the sportmen will
not be disappointed.
AS there is little for teams to do on
farms now, the procession OF wagons to
be seen daily on Our pixies suggest the
circus parade which Danville is to enjoy
soon, What circus and church-going
people those Boyleites are,
The protracted dry has nipped the
strawberry crop aud left many cloddv
fields awaiting a rain before corn plant
ing can be resumed. Some persisted
narrowing and rolling till they had a
partially satisfactory seed-bed and are
planting.
Last week ve spent a couple of days
in the village four miles North OF Shelby
City, and, having sojourned so long in
the shadow of the classic knobs, were
amazed to find even the school BOYS able
to give us points on horses OF renown.
Their ages, extract through devious
ramiticatious to the founders of strains,
consecutive performances and time OF
each with every detail of conformation,
must certainly be found in a text book
now part the curriculum OF every first.
class school.
Our only sam Reid, into whose has
ket the persimmon rarely fails TO fall
when he enters the contest, is to the
| front this week with a snow-white faced
jack colt a freak unrecorded in the his.
| tory OF the ass family. sam is able to
trace the geneslogy of this colt through
English and Spanish Heraldry, and old
er stud books to Baaam's saddle ami.
NAL and not an individual in the long
| line is on record as having even star
on the forehead. The only lamentable
| feature is that sam put of the produC
ton till after the great Phineas Taylor
had gone out of the show business.
Mr.. Benz. Ford, cashier of the O. Il
/ c. took dinner at the Camnitz House
last sunday with bis mother. Bailey
Drye shook the dust OF Hustonville from
his feet last Sunday and embarked fol
the hub of superestheticism and baked
beans. His friends hope that foreign at
| fractions will not wean him from his
home another decade. Miss Sarah Phil
| lips, OF Mercer county, will spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. c. c. Van,
dale. Rev. Bruce, pastor OF the Presby
terrain church, and family, are establish
en- here and Mr.. B. will devote every
| sabbath except the fifth, to this con
gregation. Mr.. Geo. Wright and wife
of Calera, Ala, and Mr.. Beecher Adams
and family, of Birmingham, are here fol
| the summer. Miss Bette Mckinney i.
| uOuic lioih cNlOOl at WISE
Belle Rife paid flying visit to friend.
at Shelby City last week. Mr.. George
Rife was at and about Lebanon last sun
day. The day OF the week precludes {
presumption that quest of better cattle
than the West End affords drew him
there, and his friends are 10th to admit
he imagines that any prettier girls car
be found any where. Miss Matte Din
widdie didn't get back from the demo
cratic convention till Monday. Hel
cheerfulness Indicated that she will cor
daily support the full ticket which
needn't be doubted OF all good demo
Gratis here. In fact personal favoritisn
yields good natured acceptance of tn,
msiority's decision, and the feeling il
that more harmonious outlook coulC
not have been Tered.