Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
HUST0sVLLE.

Many visitors from surrounding ci-
ties are attending the meetings at the
Christian church and interest in Rev.
Tharpe's sermons increases daily. re.
ireshine season is anticipated
Judge Camnitz impanelcd couple
o. colored juries last week and the dig
nifty and intelligence with which they
acquitted themselves ELECTED universal
admiration and commentator.
Many of our citizens - htlganis aud
witnesses found circuit court q little mo-
notonous in appearing early the first
week OF court and being put oil from
time TO time till theirs WAS the unenyia.
bile distinction of being there n; final al
journment Saturday afternoon.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
are preparing a supper, To be served on
Thanksgiving night the proceeds OF
which will be appropriated 10 improve
ments 81 their church building. Their
deserved reputation of excellence as ca
teresses insurcs complimentary pat
ronage.
Bob McAlisicr. OF your town. has
been investigating the desirabiil'y OF
Inherent West End farms Tor sale, and
we assure him that no locality will ex-
tend him more cordial welromc 10 cli''
zenship than the Incompatible Huston
willie precinct. Give Us an unbiased
hearing. Bob, aud you are "ourn.
Hon. Henry Camnitz gives an In.
stanc, of the wonderful preservative
properties OF an embalming tluid be uses
IN a subject, TO which II was topicaliy
applied last February before burial, and
on eNhumation for moval lew days
ago the features we're as natural and liie-
like rs when the body was prepared Tor
interment.
George Weaiherlord. of Richmond,
spent sunday with his parents. W. b..
shipman, OF Boyle, was here with friends
sunday. Carroll Reid, of Danyille, was
up last week, Supplementary the sport
of two weeks on Green river 10y another
raid on the birds. Despite the great dis
advantages of dry weather and scarcity
of water, the dogs found plenty OF game
and full bags we're brought IN every
night
DIR Brown and Charley Bohon got
in Saturday afternoon, not sorry that
they didn't heed the advice oithe wealth
er.wise. who discouraged their hunt ut
this iunciure. Dry weather, mountain
fires and All absence OF nearly every indi'
cation favorable to deer hunters, hurried
them home, with only the solace OF be.
ing greeted on every hand with the twi.,
al told you So The doctor is enthusi'
astic over the sanitary benefits OF "a few
days mountain exeYcise, solitude on
most inviting deer stands aud contact
with primitive condition OF society,
customs aud surroundings. which car.
ried him cack 10 his boyhood OF II or 20
wears AGO. Roads lit le better than the
buffalo trails, with which he WAS once
familiar. nature undisturbed by the van
dalism OF man, save al long intervals
where a cabin and little deadening indi'
Gated a struggle against starvation, a cor
dial welcome TO share such comforts as
the host could spread, an eager inquiry
about the outside worlds movements,
while luxurlating ia corn dodgers -
whose formula he had loag thought one
of the lost arts black Cofce without
Condiments" I'D, wild meats and sweet
potatoes, the open fireplace ilanked 10y
three or four OF the old cast cooking
utensils. no longer offered Tor sale IA the
pretentious districts, the big wheel and
spinning jennies, occupying places no"
preempted by sewing machines and reed
organs. in thickly settled districts, hand
cards and haX hackles conspicuous IN
their allotted places, strings oil snap
beans aud dried pumpkins, savory sub
s,i,utes for various canned goods, are
nm, a martial lis; Of the vivid reminders
of waat he and Daniel Boone lett IA
Virginia, when they pushed through
AUldlesboro's site for this their land OF
cane and turkey. The doctor hasn't a
regret. but is billed for another commun'
ion with nature in her mountain soil
tudcs, and with the most admirable rep
rss.ntatiyes Of K4ntucky's almost tradi.
tional hospitality, the honest mountain
eer "