Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
ROWLAND.

-Our three new stores are IN iull blast
and doing good business.
t. j. Hammond, OF Garrard, passed
through this place on his return from
Middlesboro where he had been to sell
his crop OF hay. His reports OF the Mag.
ic City are favorable.
The people in and around Rowland
will he sorry to learn that DIR. J. A. Am
on will move to Buckeye, Garrard Co.,
about Oct. let, to practice his profession.
While We hate to lose such an able ply
stefan we hope that he will be success.
full In his new field
Mrs. W. II. Dudderar has recovered
from an attack OF malarial fever. Miss
Sallie Duddersr has returned from Lou
isville. Ollie Hiatt is clerking in the
post-ofhce. Mrs. Brack. Graves, Of Liv.
ingston, is visiting Mrs. George Pope.
Mr.. l.. b. Parsons, Of Lebanon junction,
is at home for few days. Miss Evie An
derson, Of St. Mays, is visiting Miss LIE.
ma Carter.
Miss Maggie Steele, of London, is
visiting Mrs. James Carter. Capt. Ed
Hughes. Of Paris, has been conducting
the h. 9. train in the absence OF Capt
Kirby, who is attending court at Rich
mond. Master WIN. Shelton has gone to
Louisville TO attend school. Ed Dude.
rar has been home TO see his father. j..
NJ. Murphy has returned from Lexing-
ton where he has been TO see his sick
brother. Arthur Pearce has returned
from the Worlds Fair, delighted with
his trip.
Quite a sensation was created Tues
day afternoon when the report came that
Mr.. Isaac Hamilton and Mrs Susan Har-
ris had driven TO Lancaster and married.
In behalf Of the entire community we
; tender orr congratulations to him and
our best wishes TO her. About O'Clock
. that night after the happy couple return
ed 30 men convened in front OF Mr.
. Hamilton's residence aud dispensed
some excellent music, whereupon the
genial gentleman appeared and gave al
y be seen the next morning, in misplaced
}. signs, barrels, barrels, plank.walk anC
n the like.
: Died, at her residence near RowlanC
! on Tuesday last, OF intiammstory rheu
e matism, of which she had suffered for
I number of years, Aunt Betsy Spoons
. more, in her 10Th year. Funeral services
!. were held at the residence by Ed. J. q
d Livingston and long procession o
}, friends followed the remains to Buffalo
i Cemetery for interment Wednesday
), She was the wife OF Samuel Spoonamore
J. with whom she had travelled over boil
J. the rugged and smooth paths OF lie fo
J. 80 years. They had three sons, onl,
one, Tinsley, surviving her. She wa
baptized by Ed. Livingston about TIVE
weeks before her death. Her man,
smiable traits OF character were vel
e known by her neighbors and she wa
queen of one OF the most hospitabl,
II homes in the country. An indulgen
mother and aiiectionste wife has passe,
It into eternity and many will miss her
d Let us hope that the bright light of hi
T. vine Truth will hover about the one
happy home and that the family will b.
J. united in that oissiul abode beg ond tn
e confines of time.
n In the more experienced circles
where knowledge of human natur
, prevails, a certain class of men is no
# ticeable because Of the peculiar eiiec
q their presence produces on the nerve
I and actions OF all those with whom the
come in contact. such persons ar
ia known "a "Hoodoos" and are shunne
9 by many people as was the witch OF Ss
a lem. Perhaps the best developed indi
n vidual OF this class that has lived in moo
n ern times is Lewis Withers, of STANFORD
: Various incidents are related OF the woI
y. deriul power he exerts in thwarting tn
:. best arranged plans OF the best men. ii
n mere presence seems to turn order int
chaos. John Duncan, reputable gel
No tlemen of Garrard county. relates tn,
"a not long since he went To Stanford
ia spend the night with his sister, Mrs.
NJ 9. Warren. When he mounted his eur
,a footed saddle mare to return, he was a
n costed by Withers, who only shoute
of Hello, Duncan" when the mare took
Iv running fall of 80 yards, badly distig
n. ring her front limbs. Although Du
I cans watch remained in his his poke
it stopped running and the most skillf
M matchmaker has failed to tell why. :
ga entered printing office in Lancaster al
au and all the type in form" was instant
~ pied and the compositors, althoul
7, not aware OF his presence, failed to fo
300 low the copy and the proof sheets re,
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