Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-14
BARB0UR vllle.

a pleasant evening with Miss Lille
Clarke, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. N. J. Moss, of Pine
Vile. were down few hours Monday to
see Hon. J. II. Wilson.
Mrs. Ottie G. Black, deputy County
Court clerk. Is very sick with strong in.
dicstions OF typoid fever.
Mrs. Lizzie T.. Dishman, wife OF the
late DIR. Dishmsn OF this place, died at
ehs widows and Orphans Home 10 Lou
isville, Saturday evening and was buried
here Monday.
"A number OF our young folks com
posed quite . pleasant excursion party
up Cumberland River from this place
Tuesday morning and spent the day
They took dinner with them.
The graded school at this place will
open next Monday with Prof. Jos. NJ.
Hays, late applicant for deputy collector,
AZ principal. Mr.. Will Amiss, first as
sistant. Miss Minnie Britain, second as
Sstant. The third assistant is yet to he
selected.
Miss Daisy Potter, who has been
visiting here for several days. returned
Tuesday TO her home near Manchester.
Mr. I'd Tinsley accompanied her and
will bring his father home from court at
that place, which by the way will adj
journ this week.
Mr.. sam CLAY, Jr., late OF Lexington,
Ky, and New York, Is teaching q class
in short hand and type-writing at this
place. Mr.. Clsy and wife have rooms al
the Gibson House. Miss Minnie Brit
tain gave a card party Tuesday evening
at her home on Main II.
-Four gentlemen Of this place claim
q be the champion "cinch' players oil
the Cumberland Valley. They are ii
w. Bosnian, 7. NJ. sampson, X. W.
Cole and W. T. Miller. They spend the
mos, OF these hot days in the rear o.
Bowman's jewelry store AT this pleasant
pastime.
No little smount OF preparation Is be
ing made for Circuit Court which con
ktutt mere = WIN iiOsh
More than a dozen new suits were filed
TUESDAY and each day this week has seer
fully half A. many more. No wonder
that Knox cornty has more than three
dozen prac,icing attorneys within hsl
bounds.
Hon. John VI. Tinslcy, our repre-
sentative in the lower house, will mos
likely be a candidate for the State sen
ate this fall. None OF the senators elect
ed this fall will know how long they arr
entitled 20 serve until that body has me
IN regular session, when they will cas-
lots, | am told, to determine Who VII
bold two and who four years.
Major e. Ma, Adams, twice Con
Vressman from this district and late
Clerk Of the House and still later >ecre
tary of State under GOV. Buckner and Ia
ter still candidate before the convcntio
for Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals, vii
has been living at Frankfort for sever'
years, has decided to again make b
permanent home at Baroouryille, and i
and Mrs. Adams nov have rooms AT d
Anderson House.
Upon the occasion Of recent tune
al in this place, after the last sad rll'
had been concluded and the processio
WAS returning, a young gentleman OF Ia
vicinity who il expecting to have the d
gree OF an D." conferred on him ne
wear. approached number Of young
dies who were in the procession anu e
auired in a tone loud enough 20 he hes
by others well, how did you eni'
the funeral AS il was addressed to
one in particular, every one smiled b
no response came.
The Tip" from Chicago which a
pesred in the Louisville Times Mond
afternoon in reference to Hon. James
Black being a candidate for governor
the coming campaign does not seem
be well founded. MIR. Black ia one
our Worlds Fair Commissioners aud
wealthy young man with large Ia
practice through his native ana auIoi
ing counties, and while he has consid'
able political influence among the isl'
full" of these mountain districts and m
have some political aspirations 1t
quite certain, by his record IN the pa
that he does not clay awake o nigh
worrying about politics. We would
like to see him governor, OF course, b
hardly think il probable, particularly
the next term.