Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-11-01
HUST0hYillE

''o "'oie 'oet oi venetian rel trimmed
with white and the aesthetic souls of our
townsmen are thrilled from center to cir
conference on beholding it.
Tuesday Of last week Bessie, the in
liant daughter Of MIR aud Mrs. Wallace
Steele, died and on Wednesday she was
buried in our cemetery. Bonnie Bess,
though but a year old. had endsared her
cell to a large circle Of friends who deep.
ly sympathizs with her parents in their
loss.
We had a little sprinkle OF rain last
Sunday, but O that, some prophet would
arise aud predict an overwhelming. de.
luging, persistent, misunderstanding. gull
ly'"sshinR, trashmoying pool-flHng
rain such rs fell in days past, for verify
va would honor him for his prophecy
even II il came not to pass.
They do cay that II is dangerous for
love lorn sNains To promenade past the
college TO catch glimpse of the girls es-
pecialiy IN the twilight, for one young
man AYERS that as he strolled by the 9TH
er evening that bad man rose up be
hind the styles and heaved bali OF a
brick st him. Ii is needless to add that
the young man made tracks down town.
Through kindness of Mr.. j. :
1oode, who attended +. H. Edwsrda'
sale at Moreland, Mon lay, We report
prices RS follows: Bay mare, as 30;
yesriing lilly, S2j; year.old flly, s25; )
year old horse, so; veaniug colt. al.
Durham COW, S36; nine shoats 20 3s per
head; Jersey heiier, 1925; yeafling steer,
III; Jersey heller, Sl4; heller calf, 1925
ye@rlinG steer, Sl325; yearling heller.
tli p. The farm was taken down on a
! Bit OF $3.50.
Not much sickness about at present;
/ Emmett Mccormack ia improving slow
ly. Dr. BERTHE and Miss Mary Carpenter
have recovered from an attack of scarlet
fever. Mrs. Matt Thomson is at preseut
confined to her room with rheumatism.
but Is Improving. John Reid has the
shtngles, about which there il the super.
suuon that II it encircles the body of A
ps"ent with ils eruption that il will
/ y e fatal John thinks, however. that
violence has provided him with such
pie girth that the doctors will be able
ogertake and halt il before it eets
around him.
We were surieited with attractions
OF high order last Saturday. By the
time the teachers meeting adjourned at
the Christian church public speaking at a
Masonic hall was ready TO begin. Three
young men eloquent from Stanford, J. b.
Paxton, Harvey Helm and w. 5. Burch
furnished the orstory. The democrats
were well pleased with the able array of
facts, figures and arguments and the re-
pnblicans kept out of range. Your cor.
Respondent Was greatly disappointed in
not being able to attend, but the rheu-
matism had stricken him where the an.
gel touched Jacob, and like the ancient
patriarch, he "halted upon his thigh" to
such IA extent that he could climb the
stairs.
The attention OF Christian people lie
directed TO 10 the fact that they are miss
ing great treat spiritually in not at
tending the meeting OF the Christian
Endeavors. These meetings are held
just before preaching services at night
alternately at the Christian and Freshly
terrain churches. Next Sunday night they
meet at the Christian church. Go, en-
courage the young people, and be- bene.
fited yourself Elder w l.. Williams is
in demand among the churches. LAST
Sunday morning ne preached at June.
ton City and is now under engagement
to deliver the delicatory sermon at the
old Pleasant Grove church, otherwise
known as the Camp Dick Robinson
church, early in December. This histor-
ic old building has been torn away and a
new, modern house Of worship is being
erected in its stead. Mr.. Sam wens an d
wife and Miss Glenn Blob united with
the Presbyterian church at Mckinney by
letter last Sunday
The County Teachers Association,
which met here last Saturday, presented
a program that was greatly appreciated
by those who attended the sessions. Miss
Kate Boyle was chairman and presided
with dignity ana composure. The adj
dress OF welcome was responded to on be.
half OF the teachers by Mr.. Lucien Lewis
in very ornate aud fowery speech in
the course Of which he said that the Hus.
tonyille people were distinguished, es
pecislly, for three things, viz: "Intelli-
gent people, brave men and fair women"
Right you are, Lucien, and your powers
Of accurate observation mark you for a
great career. The discussion OF mental
arithmetic was introduced and lucidly
explained by that prince OF srthmeti.
clans, Prof. W. @. Grinstesd, OF Dsnville.
Prof. Pinkerton, in an able and practical
al L., IA