Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-27
CRAB ORCHARD.

WITH OpSUfNhOs
The brick from the old corner hotel
we're sold to Mr.. John Buchanan for
$50.
The city creditors OF ID. q. SIaugh-
ter are having his goods sold at cost.
A large assortment OF goods are going at
nearly nothing.
--Holdam II James are building a
house in their yard to retail whisky in
as their license requires them to sell 1t
where they live.
George Holmes bought of Mr.. Tur.
ner, OF Mlddlesboro, the % acres of land
formerly belonging to the Middleton
farm, for $500.
"A Teachers Convention will be
held here on Saturday, Nov. 4, which
promises 10 be entertaining and to which
all are invited. Ii will be hell at our
college.
On the let OF November W. K. Dill
lion moves his large saw mill to Livings.
ton, where he has purchased ground,
aud will in the future conduct his bust
ness at that place
Miss Lottie Dillon has returned
from the Worlds Fair. j. b. Gilker-
son returned from the same place this
week. Mr. and Mrs j. f. Holdam are
in the Windy City taking in the big
Fair.
Mrs. Emma Farris has moved to her
residence on Lower Main, recently vaca-
ted by j. K. Bailey, who has moved his
family to his mothers farm, in Mercer
county, where he will try farming next
year.
Those who attended the sale of thel
late Tom Hill, at haywood, are loud in
their praises of the kind treatment re-.
ceived and no one left hungry or thirsty
for tables were spread and all present
were invited to eat, drink and be merry,
Things brought reasonable prices.
Mrs. Mary Morgan's little baby gir
died Saturday after a severe illness that
reduced it to a mere skeleton. A large
crowd OF friends assembled at Mrs.
Gormley's TO witness the funeral and
burial. Rev. Raglan, of the Preachers.
vile Methodist church, delivered the
sermon and then it was buried in the
yard to remain until the remains OF the
twin brother can be brought from Tolls
boro, Ky, when they will be buried in
the cemetery here. In less than a year
the parents have been called TO mourn
the death Of two bright twin babies, but
they have the blessed assurance that
! little Graham and Margaret are in hands
that know how 10 care Tor them, which
is an assurance they probably could not
have had il they had lived to manhood's
estate. Two little faces will greet them
az the pearly gates, il life is well spent
and in an eternity they will never more
/ be separated.
/ The pupils in the high school whose
( grade in department, class standing ant
attendance was Of sufficient average &c
/ place them on the roll Of honor for the
/ first month, are as follows
Grade A. c. Lunceiord, Scott An
dersou, Joseph Newland, Bessie Magee
William White, Alice Moore. Georg,
DeBorde, Harry Magee and Lizzie Beaz
ley.
Grade B.-Bessie Carson, Henry Bias
tin, David Holman aud Jessie Stevens.
Grade C,-Lockie Dillon, Kate Slaugh
ter, Ada McWhorter, Pennington Moore
Joe Payne, George Bronaugh, Annie
Bronaugh aud Andrew Dillon.
Grade E-Mattie Beazley, Capitoli
Slaughter, Ida Holdman, Annie MAJ
Stephens, James Adams, Susie Dillon an,
Berta James.
Grade F.-Cathie Bronaugh, Olli
Baker, Hill Buchanan, John Chadwick
and Foley.
Grade G.-Lena Napier, John Eupher
and Jeanne Lasley.