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

Rev. r. II. Caldwell preached here
Sunday afternoon and SUNDAY night To-
good congregations
Prof. Smiths school at the college
will close to-day and will give an enter
tainment at College Hall tonight.
We rise to remark that this il not
the proper year for Kentuckians to sing
"John Browns Body Lies Wondering
Meath the Clay
Mr.. Ike Heron bought OF various par
ties in Wayne and Russell counties 40
head of mountain cattle at prices vary
ing from % to 81
An afternoon Sunday school has been
organized at the Walnut Flat church
under the auspices of Mrs. Allie Phillips
and Miss Lucy Bywaters.
There were two burials here this
week and one last-an unprecedented
record, when il is considered that all
died unnatural deaths.
The Norman's forces won the day.
BY skill and manly might say:
Dick Warren's friends can this much
Dick made gallant hRht.
An old willow tree near Mr.. Mack
Holmes residence, planted in the year
1900, fell TO the ground few days
ago. a victim TO the crumbling touch OF
time.
Mrs John Enpher, wife Of Ger.
man living near Chappell's Gap, died
last Wednesday, leaving a family OF four
small children to feel the irreparable
loss OF a mother.
Bob Dukes new barber sign is a
daisy. amt it? Yes, and Bob am de
berry man
TO cut yo har and shave yo' chin,
An sen va 10th with glossy skin
MIR. John Neville, section foreman
here, says the report that he Was in sym'
pathy with the trackmen who struck re-
Gently for more pay, was erroneous,
Mr. Neville is one of the best and most
experienced bosses on the line, and has
always stood high with the company
and in this instance was on the conser-
vative side. His men have all gone TO
work
-Messrs J. c. King and w. II. Cum
minis represented this end of the county
in the Republican State Convention,
which convened at Lexington Wednes.
day. while in the city Mr. King will
yisi, his brother, George, who has been
an inmate OF the asylum since last fall,
but who, we are glad to learn, is grow
ing better daily.
Mr.. ]. h. Gilkcrson has sold out his
stock of groceries tn Mr.. Henley Nc.
Clure. and, il is said, will shortly 20 on
another voyage across the rolling wave
10 visit his beloved Scotland, to which
he is as periodically attached as auy OF
toe descendants OF Wallace and Bruce.
By the way, Mr.. Gilkerson can tell his
Scotch cousins something about the
meeting of the Scotch Irish Congress,
held in Louisville last week, 10 the de-
liberations and speeches OF which he
was an enthusiastic listener
An evil genie, who Doubtless moved
on legs instead OF wings, and possessed
more of the hesh-blood and bone quail
ties than those of the supernatural, was
abroad in town Monday night and,
among other miscreant acts, tied barbed
wire across the Dripping Springs road
near the college to enmesh and wound
the midnight wayisrer, and threw a
couple of brickbats through Madam
Turner's window, smashing the sash and
glass aud shaking mp the madam sVuiet'
ude generally The griP-not the la
grippe either, but the strong grip OF the
law will fasten some of these nocturnal
prankers some night or other, and
they'll wish they never left their nam
mas apron strings.
Mr.. Frank Dillon arrived Monday
direct from 1t. Paul, Mimi, to spend a
few days with his fathers family. Mr.
J. W. Baker, formerly clerk at ID. q.
Slaughters but now in business at Mid
dlesborough, accompanied the remains
of Mason McGinnis and attended the
burial here Tuesday. Mrs. j. III. Hutch
IugS, WIN utT hlSNtl, Nh'o' - " ""'h'''
has arrived home from Memphis, Tenn,
Mr.. ]. :. Fish is i'll at his home in the
country. Mr.. "Bill' Chandler, not the
one whose ear Joe Blackburn cares
singly monkeyed with once upon time,
has departed from this State for Florida,
where he goes to build boats, scent phos'
phate, choke mosquitoes and court Miss
Jessie" meath rangeladen 5oughs.
Mr.. John Potts, of Louisville, who
used to live here, but who has been
away for years, is on visit to his sister
Mrs. S. vanderpool. Mrs. Sallie Rine'
hart has returned to Pineville. Mrs. j,
A. Collier, T. Medicines and A. II. Bias
tin went to Louisville to attend the Pro-
hibition State Convention, to which they
are delegates. Miss Eva Turnbull, 9
pretty brunette of the Ottenheim local:
Nv. ia in Chattanooga, Tenn, visiting hel