Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-02
CRAB ORCHARD.


dead-doubtiess from the elect OF
grippe. contracted during the severe
blackberry winter Just passed
A fellow named Rogers was fined
Sl0 in the police court saturday for
shooting oil his gun on the streets
while under the inilGcnce OF bug Juice.
Arthur Delaney, lI.year.old in
mate OF the poor.house. was bitten By
rabid dog last Monday. but was taken at
once to Mr.. Lewis Duierar's mad stone
before any alarming SYMPTOMS OF hydro
+ phobia was developed, and is now in a
fair way to'ard recovery.
Mr.. Elijah Wilson, OF Bell county,
an old moonshiner, but for a that a gen
t t.emau OF the jolliest ilk, vas here this
week and purchased of .. L. Newland
his river farm, consisting Of 2o7 acres
. for - 100 Mr. Wilson will not take pos.
session till Jan. list, ~, so Squire Wells,
who is a relative Of the purchaser, tells
US
The boys here are now getting out a
weekly paper, printed on a typewriter,
which they call The Monitor Tits on
the order OF the Boomerang" or "Ari-
IONA Kicker with the exception that it
is poetical throughout. II it roasts YOU
/ in It's Jokes and carica,ures grin and en-
dure it, ior wv time to laugh will come
next
Coils John Buchanan and John
+ Halderman have been spending some OF
their well gotten gains in making many
marked Improvements in the way OF
oyerhauiing, repairing and painting the
properties on spring avenue, lately pur-
chased Of the Armendt heirs, aud that
+ part of town really looks rs il it were
. on boom.
1 AT Friendship, better known as
I soaper's, the g. A. K will on next sat.
urday eiec; with appropriate ceremonies
seven memorial tablets 10 the memory
OF that number OF late war heroes buried
there. That grandiloquent orator, Col.
J. +. Chandler, with his ligh hat and
corn silk mustache, hiss been invited 10
be present aud deliver the Grafton,
which We predict Will Doe fully up TO the
sprrad.eagie standard. 20 VI out TO
hear him.
Mr.. y. II. stephens new cottage
which he is having erected on Stanford
atr..t u.,II d.. , l,t.,. az, 90, ..-.,,... $500,
to that part Of town when completed
Like John-c,Groat' historical residence
It will be a little odd in that it will have
four fronts aud four yeraulahs. but
these will only give Nc. stephens, who
is a many-sided uan, better chance 10
get peep at this many -sidcd world
by August ls,, he says, i, wi. Ice ready
Tor occupancy.
The election Of school trustees il at
hand aud, 10 I'LL the place OF the re-
firing member OF the board Tor this, the
town district, We nominate Col. d, q.
Slaughter, lie Is man OF brains. lib
crafty and angoaity aud having a
young .miiy OF bright boys aud girls to
educate, naturally feels deep interest
in educational matters and will willing.
" serve and TO credit to the trust with
his tact aud ability. Put his name on
the books Saturday, and for once in
your life, vote for the right man in the
right place.
-ku-kiuxiug the most barbarous
type OF retributiye justice aud one that
long ago fell under the ban OF all law.
abiding citizens, has, it seems, few
practoncrs lett At least We infer SO
from the revolving story that comes from
Glade Fork neighborhood, located some
/ 10 or II miles south of here near the
Pulaski county line. Down there one
John Wilson, a married man, with a wife
and several children, fell in love with
/ Maggie Weaver, a rosy.cheeked buXom
lass OF %, and, forgetting his nuptiaI
vow and all regard for decency, aban.
doned them and took up" with the
winsome Maggie, who, to say the least
Vas as much infatuated as he. 70 con.
ceal their intimacy the pair went to Ten,
nessee, and on their return, a few DAYS
ago, gave out that they were married.
This report, however, didn't satisfy the
friends OF Wilson's abandoned wife, nor
a certain element in the neighborhood
and sunday night about IL o'clock, tue
house in which the adulterous pair were
sleeping was surrounded, the door bat.
tered down, and gang of regulators, y
- strong, tore Wilson and his young
paramour from each others embraces.
marched them out to into the woods in
their scsnty night clothes, tied them to
a tree and with long green hickories laid
on the strokes until the lacerated bodies
of their unfortunate victims trickled
with blood. They were then united and
told to 'clear out, and not to be found
in the neighborhood at the expiration OF
ten days, or their hides wouldn't hold
shucks. Much indignation is mani
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