Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-29
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form Cumberland Falls and report great
success fishing. The remainder OF the
party is expected home early next week.
MIR. j. h. Green has up to date re-
ceived nearly 10000 pounds OF WOOL the
/ best clip he has ever seen in the many
years that lac has handled that staple.
/ The fleeces are not up 10 the general
average weight being SO nearly entirely
without grease as to resemDled washed
wool.
The chandelier OF the synagogue
at Moreand tell one night last week at
the close OF religious services and the
burning oil threatened the destruction Of
the building Tor several minutes, but an
industrious spreading over OF overcoats
and buggy rugs eventually smothered
the flames and saved the house.
An unsavory fact sometimes mad.
yertently crops out most glaringly, as in
the instance OF partisan republican
correspondents reference to the boom
erang effect of the electoral commissions
/ decision on his party in solidifying the
South and iusurng the contributing of
money and speakers to carry one or two
Northern States He spiteiully adds
! that they neutralize their money 10y
sending their speakers and proudly pa
rades the information that "the North
is not much given to being convinced by
speeches Some funny things find their
way into other papers than those who
claim Nye and Burdette, Sweet and
| Happy Jack as part OF the staff
-Messrs. William Jones, of Ala, and
brother, Rev. Allen Jones, OF Mo-, have
been visiting relatives near here Mrs.
Nancy Powell OF DanyiIle, sister to the
| above gentlemen, has accompanied her
! brother 4 lien 10 Missouri. Mr.. Jones is
| a preacher OF exceptional force and elo-
quence and there is general regret it
was not more widely known that he
/ would preach al the Christian church
/ last sunday morning Miss Mary Lusk
/ attended a reception given the gradual
/ ing class at Daughters College, llaurods-
/ burg, last wees. Mrs. &. T. Griggs, who
/ was some time since called to the bed
side OF her mother at Burlington, Iowa,
vas reported quite III a few days ago, but
/ later dispatches bring assurances Of her
/ improvement and probable early return.
Shippers have begun moving the lamb
crop and farmers are littlc disappoint-
cd in summing up lighter average than
| in the past yrar. Farmers are in hard
/ lines. THE wool clip light, lambs light,
meadows and oats promising less than
| 80 per cent. ot an average crop, corn in
| the clods and almost universally a poor
stand, whilst many fields are to be
/ planted last years crop nearly consum-
/ ell, and the little Tor sale current at 50
cents bushcl. grass short and some
pastures almost dried up" gardens at
almost a dish aartening standStill, and a
/ cold north wind aggravating the gloomy
/ outlook The farmer is reputed a chron.
/ ic grumbler under nearly every state OF
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