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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19
LONDON LAUREL COUNTY.

Postmaster Weaver has cut hi. whis-
kers oa
The hop "a, the Riley House wa. well
attended and greatly enjoyed by all
"A couple Of Seventh Day Adventist
preachers from West Liberty. XIV.
preached at the Christian church
"Wednesday night.
Marriage licenses were issued for the
18th for tine following couples VIM. J.
Adams and Mary Ellen Doughty; G.. :.
Costell and Mary +. Holt
L. A. Byron, OF Manchester. has
bought the residence belonging to Mrs
j. W. Jones for $500. and will make
London his future residence.
-Jailer Lowell ia having the parties
sentenced To- work on the streets to cut
down the walk in front OF the court.
house on level with the new "macad-
amized streets painted boxes, &c 1t
is the best thing they could 40.
C. Y. >coville went TO Williamsburg
Monday night. Dick Ward and wife
have been on fishing trip 90 E5ckcas.
tr river this week. and he is not brag-
gug abou, il either Miss Notah Love-
.,cc is on visit % relative, in Rich.
moul Miss Emma Garml. Of Man
chester. and Nj-,,, George aud Curran.
from Mobile. Ala. a.ou, with James and
Iobc Garmri, were az the Riley House
this week
The Earb1urvi,,r ba,. ball Kid nine
came down Monday ami tackled the
London kids. with the usual result of
course. The L1nluns scored IS and the
BuboGrli..-'~ I2 The following repre-
ssutr! Btrpouvi'.e Harlan Wilson,
pitcher, Grory. smith, catcher, Ed
Gn,lcy. Pr Black. Leslie Hudson, Will
Black o.. HrmphH. Cubbv Cu.ton and
u Gibson. London -Ti,iord Jones.
pitcher, g.. S. Wren. catcher. James
Williams. Chris Pearl lee Carrier john
Reid George Riley Warren ~govilie and
Eoit Carrier Ump.cs -Harkleroads
and Cau.rr. u the INTERIOR JoraNNs
want % play somebody they can't crow
over leg them try the Lonious again.
Andy Johnson and Fred Hugi are in
P.uryt...
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Logans Greek and DIX River

ga. Benedict was elected school
trustee % thi, district
Elijah >poonamore sold to the MIDI
ile-boro butchers L. lat hogs at 81 cts.
Misses Arnold, OF Paint Lick. and
Ethel Beaz,ey, OF stanford, spent
wednesday with Miss Laura Beazley.
Mr.. ". H. Taylor lost valuable
young horse 10y lightning Mr.. l.. Z
Bcal.ty was also so unfortunate TO loose
one from the lock jaw, caused 10y nail.
Mr. Jes, /. Cook. Of Cooks springs,
informs us that he has enlarged his ball
room and made great many other i'm
proyements, and will open up the 18th
with big picnic. Public invited
We noted in the l.. c. and u. X.
items 81 the l. J. some few months ago,
that We could report 10y the middle OF
June one or two matrimonial matters.
80 Mr. John +. Grant. manager of the
MiddleshOro Iron and Pioneer Foundry,
came down Monday, and making prepa-
ration, was driven over 70 Danville
Tuesday, where he was married in the
First Presbyterian church 90 Miss Char
lotte Spencer, and under the holy bond
Rev. Green pronounced them man and
wise. Miss Spencer was lormerlyof Eng
land, and since being in the neighbor-
hood has made many friends, who wish
hpr a louo and lappv liz ~Ia vyas ot.
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CHURCH AFFAIRS.


--Rev. r. j. Godbey will preach at
Mckendree next sunday morning and
night.
Rev. W. Y. Sheppard will preach at
odd Fellows Hall next sunday, at 4 p.
u.. on which occasion the Holy Com
mupion will be celebrated.
The Colorado conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church has admit
ted women As lay delegates and dropped
Rev. sam Small from the membership
Rev. Fred Fuerst. pastor OF the Ger
man Lutheran church at Newport, is on
trial for criminal assault on one OF his
flock, a married woman, and the church
is all torn up.
Rev. c. =. Williamson has returned
from Chattanooga where he held pro.
tracted meeting with - additions, and
will fiji mis- own pulpit here SUNDAY
Richmond Climax.
Sunday. June eth, was the "a ami.
vcrsary Of Rev H. VI ~cudder's pastor
ate at the Elizavilc Presbyterian church.
During that time he has received 464
persons into the church. and OBLIGATED at
the burial OF nearly 100 Of its members.
Paris kentuckau
The Rev. Frank ID. Lee. Of Fairfax,
Va. killed his brother % years Of age
then shot and killed himself Family
.....r d.. ... ....l o. I... II ....,.l. b.. d 81.
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hEMSY NOTES

Monday Was the hottest Jane l' on
record.
The Farmers Alliance OF Madison
has named G. +. Park, republican, for
the legislature.
III. Victor Ncvcomb, formerly presi.
dent of tine l.. ~ y, has been committed
10 an insane asylum.
-Four ladies' were killed by stroke
OF lightning at picnic In one OF the SUI
burban parks OF - Louis.
ON bis trial Rich johnson, the Paris
negro who Rugged 10 white women At
various times. Was given i've years IN
Jail
A dispatch from Austin, Tex, says
the crops there are tine best Tor many
vears. Corn is already made, and will
Weld 30 10 30 bushels per acre.
A cloud-burst did great damage at
Neumanvi!le. Tenn. The town was del
uged. several houses were swept away,
crops were destroyed and stock drowned.
Prank Slavin. OF Australia. knocked
Jake Kilraiu, OF Baltimore, ont in the
9th round in New York, and took the
$4,000 purse. Kilrain was badly used
up.
-Middleshoro's water works are in
operation. The stand pipe holds l,25o-
OOO gallons Of water and the reservoir
when complete will be able TO supply a
city OF 5000 inhabitants.
Eugene Elrod, who got judgment
of :. 500 for libel against Manager John
+. Macauley, Of Louisville him arrested
on a capias and placed in Jail, whore he
staii three hours and then gave bond.
At Falmouth Allen Doward turned
states evidence and testified that his
brothers. Oscar and Arch, and Scott
Whalen killed Marshal Nogelsong. Al
ter cour, he had to take refuge in jail
Cumberland county people are sat
isfed TO worry along without railroad.
They voted this week for the second
time against subscribing 100000 for a
road from Burksyile to connect with
the l.. Il \.
In an alleged interview at Asheville,
NC. ex-senator Elmunds is credited
with saying that Harrison will Ice renom-
mated. and that Blaine, who has Brights
disease. has no ambition in that direc
ton. He seems to think Cleveland will
be the next president
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MT. VERNON. RoCKCAsTLE COUNTY.

Mrs. Josephene Henry will lecture
here next Monday evening, June -.
English sparrows are destroying
considerable wheat as it stands IN the
field
Mr. T. l. Thompson hos moved his
family to their handsome home on
Main street.
The schools OF he county have
been given ont with some hurry, all the
districts are now provided with teachers.
The youth and beauty Mt. Vernon,
after careful training by their excellent
instructor, Mrs Belle Burnside, sill give
our people a musical treat this evening
at the courthouse. beginning at DEL X.
Prof. Lovells mule and goat story
has been outdone by the editor OF the
Signal whom he claims tells that he has
seen goat. at this place climb the walls
of a three story houses to eat circus bills
thereirom.
Miss Nellie Johnston, OF Lancaster
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Belle Burn
side at this place. Mr.. James Chhord.
dispatcher at Rowland, stopped OF here
a few moments Monday, ou his way Co.
Livingston. smith Ping. while cutting
underbrush for the Biographies, sur
vey Tuesday, cat his lex with tine oN
Just below the kaec. The wound BLEED
for hours before IL could ns stopped.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

r. p. McGrath, an aged citizen of
Harrodsburg is dead
Old Saddlebags Mcdonald, OF Indi-
ana, is preparing for his long journey.
His disease is of such nature that he
cannot recover.
Two persons were killed and - in
jured by a wreck on the Chicago, Mil.
waukee and st. Paul Railroad, near Coon
Rapids, Ia, caused by some one placing
tie on a trestle.
Warren l.. Armstrong, a brother of
Mr. John :. Armstrong, who married a
daughter of Capt. F. J. White, died in
Dallas, Texas this week. He was the
youngest son of Mrs Paulina Armstrong.
of Louisville, and unmarried.
Lee Anderson, Of New York. met
pretty Miss Sallie Mitchell, OF st. Louis,
on the train near Muskogee, |. T. They
struck up an acquaintance and by the
time they reached Denton, Texas, he
had proposed and been accepted. They
got off the train there and procuring Ii
cense were married. This beats the rec
ord on short courtships, and another
record will no doubt be broken in the
divorce courts.
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EN BREED ON.
SUMAC.
Standard Rule o

Sired by Sultan 1913. Record a.
Sire Of Stamboul Il, Ruly 1874, Alcazer 1olS
sweetheart 22}a and IS IN 80 list and srandsire
Of IN ? 20 list.
FIRST dam Lady Dunton by George Wilkes $40,
record y, sire Harry Wilkes I3ts, Guy Wilkes
I51a, wilson IoA, So So ~ and % in 80 list
Second dam Josie, recoId 5o<, by Night Hawk
5I4, sire Of RedCross 264 Minnie Warren a74
and the dams Of Ed AMMAN ? no. 4, Sentry IS, A.
fretta 26H Tecumseh IS &c.
Third dam by Vermont Hero IA, sire Of Lady
NJ 80 and Cen Knox, sire Of Lady Maud ISk,
Calmors ~! and y IN go list.
Private stallion.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

The item in our last about Mrs. ;. j.
Embry finding ham concealed in her
cooks hustle, although coming straight
to us, was not true in any parti cular.
The woman, whose name is Charlotte
Owens, is said by Mrs. Embry TO be as
honest AS anybody, and she came with
her to have her set right. The article
had been read in church meeting and
caused the woman much modification,
and we regret to have been the innocent
cause of her troubles.
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FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

John Cash sold to Johnson, Of
BOYLE. lo fat -year-oid cattle at 3 cts.
y. T. >mythe purchased OF Webb,
OF Boyle county, pair of horses for
500.
Wanted 5o head cattle to Craze on
good grass. Address j. X. Nanarsdale,
stanford 81.
For NA1E,-Yoke OF large work oxen.
well broke, 3 thoroughbred Holstein
bulls. ". II. Miller It.
Jersey COW, with second calf, gives
3l gallons OF milk day, for sale by W.
B. Mckinney, stanford.
We will sell shipstuT for few days
at SI2 per ton, for cash only. New
stanford Roller Mil Co.
= J. Embry has delivered to Brad
ley Bros. a thoroughbred colt to train on
shares, mutually satisfactory.
FoR SAIE,-A No. young milk COW,
first cali. She is cross with Holstein
and Jersey. W. +. McClary. Nv.
The Roller Mills bought car load
of wheat at Nicholasville ats .O3 bush.
el, which will cost SLIP delivered here
M. +. Elkin * Co. bought OF \. T.
Nunnelley, a lot OF $50 pound hogs at 3!
and OF Fred stone three heiiers at =. -.
In Louisville Tuesday 200 hogs
heads OF leaf tobaccoo were sold, the
largest number ever disposed OF in any
city.
FoR SALE'-SiXty head OF cattle, >.
year-old steers aud heifrrs, also several
yokes OF good work cattle. Apply to L.
II. Bronaugh, Crab Orchard. st.
j. f. Lynn tells Us that he and ID,
y. Prewitt have shipped already over
1000 lambs, averaging IS pounds, the
farmers receiving - to Si.5O per head
for them.
". Lehman, of Baltimore, bought OF
+. w. Lee 81 head OF export cattle, for
July delivery at 8, cts. per pound. Leh.
man also bought sometime ago - head
OF y. |. Buster at . cts. per pound.-Ad-
vocate.
Best shipping cattle are quoted at
81 in Cincinnati, with common butcher
stuff running as low as 3 cents Select
and heavy hogs 40; common 81 to Al;
sheep in fair demand at to 81, lambs
T. TO $50.
r. VI. Jackson, secretary, has our
thanks for complimentaries to the Lau-
rel county fair, which will hold its 9TH
annual exhibition August POPS. Good
running and trotting races will be a
feature of each day.
Hon. w. J. Hendrick bought +. Z.
Brvan's % acre farm, known as Glen
Mary" in Franklin county, at 500 per
acre, and will take possession Aug. 10.
He will make a stock farm of the place
and handle trotters.
This item mailed from Danville
Monday came in Tuesday, II hours be-
hind time. Lehman Bros. made the
following purchases at Danville Friday,
all of which is for July delivery; OF X.
ID. * A. +. Logan - head 1850 pound
cattle at 81 cents; OF p T. Gentry la OF
same at same price; OF d. f. x f. 7. Lo-
gan. II at 81 and OF p. c. Sandidge II at
5.l5.
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AWonder Worker.

ton a states that he had been under the care OF
two prominent physicians and used their treat
ment until he was not able to GET around. They
rrable He was persuaded to Try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
and al that time was not able 10 walk across the
street without resting. He found before he had
used half Of a dollar bottle that he was much bet
ter; he continued TO use It and is to-day enjoying
good health. II you have any throat, lung OF
chest trouble try it. Trial bottle free at A. X.
Penny drug store.
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-Loantaka. horse that sold at $40 TO
Il in the pools, won the Suburban Han.
dicap at sheepshead Bay, Major Domo
and Cassius following, miles in 2.O7.
Tenny, the iavorite, was away behind.
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CRAB ORCHARD.

N''FNo OHNHFNFOs
Go to W. T.. Perkins for machine
OH. 2t.
Dr. john $. Cooper. who has been
engaged in the revenue service at Louis.
vile for several months, arrived Monday
night, bringing with him the latest polit.
zeal gossip from kentucky's Tammany.
"A merry party from Lancaster, COM
posed OF the following gentlemen and
ladies', dined at the Harris House sun
day; Prot j. VI. Ripley and Miss Stel-
la stout, Prof. Jno. Anderson MY Joe
john and Miss frankie GARRISON. Mr..
Jno. +. Lear and Miss VI. L. Curry.
We are indebted to that estimable
and cultivated lady, Miss Alice Hardin.
OF Danyille, for the second number OF
the Educational Review" just publish
ed in New York by DR.. Nicholas Butler.
1t Is high class magazine, and brimiull
Of succulent food for those Interested in
the cause of education.
A private telegram to Mr.. sam Har.
nm conveys the sad intelligence OF the
"i the aeath OF ms good sister, Miss
Sarah Hardin, at Hustonville Wednes.
day last. She was the only daughter OF
iaHIIy OF seven. and at the time Of her
death was in her Goth year. The burial
occurred Yesterday at Hustonville.
Al the W. I. 7. |. medal contest
Wednesday night Miss Oracle Tudor was
awarded the large silver medal over five
competitors ana Master Henley Basin
''e sina" one over three who strove for
the honors with him. Miss Tudor's
RECITATION was beautiful tnort. and
young baStih herited the hearty APP
pause "hich IL received. Messrs. j. L.
"'''rl' w !. Wheeler anu Al. Wimot
"'''u az Judges.
MISS name \anpet. daughter OF
postmaster ahpeit' Of Danvi.ie, Is the
t"'H' W the Misses hardIh' Miss Hat
'e ""'eiPoo'' aiter TWO weeks visit
~ '"'' w 81" i'''Ac"Sl'e' j. az nome
again H'hfy h'hS is back from Cen
IRE Co'''1e' M W. I. Wheeler and
handsome VIE oil Louisville are at the
li''''S' MISS Ella May saunders, one OF
'"n'.Ne Pfe''Ies' ana most be"itching
oe"Uues' is the guest OF Miss Lottie Dli-
non. N's' +. H. smith and daughter,
Elaborate ORGANIZATIONS or. ..hairg
made bv the Crab .Orchard Masonic
lodge TO give a grand barbecpe ard Mo
mic here "Wednesday limo ol,t, rh;ol.
all the surrounding country is evnac,ed
10 attend There.vill mo an abundance
of good things to tickle:tbe naIate and a
copious flow Of eloouence to en,brsetbe
heart and edifv the soul Among the
notables on the proyramma for snaecbas
are Hon. James u H,ack of Rarbo,r
Vile. Col. sam Boone NJ Sor,erso,
Judge George Denny Jr of Taxipo,or
Rev. 4. !. Pike of WoodstocL Trd,a
I'D. Carter. nj Nj Vernon and NJ
Henry Sandif.r Of Dsnvilla Id
Higpins' wide and amnlv.sbadad lawn
has baen selected ne tho nlaca % hold
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Lincoln : Stock : Farm,
MCKINNEY, KENTUCKY.
BELMONT CHIEF $3.50.

Sired by the great Belmont %. sire Of Nutwoo,
? 1881, Fred Arthur t4L, Wedgewood o. and g
in 80 list and sire Of Is daughters the dams Of
IN 50 list.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
OHAUTAUQUAN REFORM IDEA
1t Will Fail Because Sentiment Cannot
BE Formed by Liquidation.


BE Formed by LeRislatiOn.
If we understood In the least, says Ada
Bschc Cone, popular fashion writer, the de-
mands which taste makes on dress we should
not now be agitatIng the question Of proper
dress for business women. Analogy ought to
teach us that the dress suited to q particular
kind of labor must be evolved, and cannot be
adopted or imposed.
The bloomer costume failed because 1t was
offered for adoption to women who had no
use for it. 1t was not for itself that it was
ridiculed, but because 1t was incongruous
with the habits of life of those for whom 1t
was designed. When an unusual garment
harmonizes with It's environment 1t Is fol-
lowed by no ridicule; woman on a battle
held In a soldiers dress would not be laughed
at. People laugh when they perceive an in
congruity.
You cannot adopt business Woman's dress
by act OF convention or recommendation of
committee. II you do, no one but a crank
here and there will wearit. Such proceeding is
on par with that enlightenment which would
vote for national tiower-as II all the senti-
ment in the idea must not come from the
mower having grown out OF the old root of
some national feellng-that is to say, some
racial tradition, which ground for sprouting,
we have not yet ploughed. In these matters
sentiment must pronounce FIRST, and intelli-
gence coming after may approve, but you can
not produce sentiment by vote. This subject
is misapprehended by 80 many intelligent peo-
pie that should reinforce my assertion and
Will quote Carlyle. Speaking OF the consti-
tuition which the Constituent Assembly
framed for adoption by the French people,
Carlyle says "The set OF laws or prescribed
habits OF acting that men will live under, Is
the one whibh images their convictions.
Other laws, ready made, are usurpation,
which men do not obey, but rebel against and
abolish at their earliest convenience.u
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20

ferred the Degree of Friendship on last Fri
day evening ...,. Mechanics Lodge No. Is has
asked for dispensstion to hold public in
stallstlon OF Officers. 1t is proposed to have
the ceremonies take place on January s, and
to be followed by musical and literary en-
tertainment and supper....G Grand Sire Charles
NJ. Busbee is said to be steadily improving.".,
Frank l. Wood, OF Beacon Lodge, has
been on the sick li.t the past week.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
NEWS OF THE LODGES.
WHAT is GOING ON AMONG THE Sc
CRET FRATERNITIES,

The Remarkable Record of Columbia
Commandery-More Masonic Elec-
tions-Activity Among the Odd Fell
1ows-Notes From Golden Cross and
Independent Mechanics.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20

Twenty-Five per cent. reduction Oh all Chill
dren's Suits and Oyercoats at Eiseman Bros,
9TH and E.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20

possible for Companion e. j. Bernhard to
sever his connection with Masonic offices, as
Washington Chapter has decided that he must
serve another year as High Priest..... Com
panion j. II. Wardle, High Priest OF Mount
Vernon Chapter No. 3, has opened his admin
istration with characteristic energy and sue
cess. A year of rest from the cares and re-
spousibilities of the presiding officers chair
has simply served to sharpen his intellect and
develop the husting abilities of his dispos-
ton......It Is early for predictions, but Mount
Vernon will have wonderful year.....T The
address of Brother J. A. Ruuysu, Worshipful
Master OF Acacia Lodge No. is, is 163 Masss-
chusetts avenue northeast. =. Harmony Lodge
No IL has one of the sblest boards OF trustees
in the jurisdiction-Past Masters George E.
Carson, William H. Webster, and Lorin NJ
Saunders..""Stephen T. GIL, OF National
Lodge No. 12, is another of the reelected
Secretaries His lodge books and records are
among the most accurate and complete In
the city. The report Of the finance commit
tee of ST. Johns Mite Association proved
that organization to be In excellent cond-
tiou...... Brother Lurtin r. CHM, the retiring
Master of Harmony Lodge No. IL, was unani-
mously reelected as the delegate OF that
lodge to the Masonic Board of Relief, Of
which organization he is the most efficient
Secretary, being deeply interested in the work
of Masonic charity 49,. Noble A. w. Johnston,
who last year held the office of Oriental Guide
of Almas Temple, refused further advance
of his other Masonic Offices completely taking
up his time..... The genial Secretary Of New
Jerusalem Lodge No 9 was again reelected
this year,. Companion Thomas F. Gibbs,
who last year held the office of the Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master, has the honor this year
Of presiding over another supreme body, the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the District OF
Columbia. Brother Henry S. Merrill is the
Secretary of the largest Masonic body in the
jurisdiction, La Fayette Lodge No. 10.
Prior to his election as Worshipful Master he
held this Office for number of years and is
fully acquainted with its manifold duties......
Companion F. W. Storch, the Georgetown
historian, has received deserved reelection
to all his secretaryships.. George S. King,
Worshipful Master of Columbia Lodge No.
3, was honored with re-election......F NJ.
Criswell the newly elected Worshipful Mas
ter of Harmony Lodge No. II, is one Of the
most popular members of that body. He will
make careful and panstaking Master, and
has the success of his lodge deeply at heart......
w. p. II. Crews, the veteran Secretary Of
Pentalpha Lodge No. %, was re-elected.....
Leonard G. Wood retires from the circle of
High Priests to assume the duties of Worship
full Master of La Fayette Lodge No. 10 and
Sublime Potentate of Almas Temple, A. A. o.
n. NJ s.