Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-10
HUSTONvIlle.

wrought by the floods Of last Sunday
week ago appear plentiidiy.
The Presbyterian parsonage IA I'D
debted to the Ream company, our itnit
and nursery men, Tor number OF 'AIuS-
BILE trees and grape vines with when 10
ornament and make more homelike the
premises.
Allen & Lyons, our hustiue traders
continue to buy the farmers stock ana
ship it notwithstanding the hard times
Saturday they shipped to Cincinnati
large bunch OF cattle, sheep and hogs.
Mrs. Nancy Owens has been quite
siek for several days with violent at
tack of neuralgia involving the right eye
and right eide Of her face, but il now
thought TO be improving Mrs McCarty
is some better than sire has been.
Special Easter services were held at
the Christian church last SUNDAY, Prof..
Pinkerton preaching an able sermon APP
proprIate to the day. 1t was at one time
reported here that Rev. Henry Morrison
was coming to hold a meeting in this
place, but be has since said that he could
find no time 10 give date to our Own.
Horace Bohon, one Of Cssey's bright
young men, gave an entertainment with
his photograph last Saturday night at
the Baptist church. Horace has SPLEEN
did instrument aud is up to date in his
selections and spares no pains TO make
his audiences enjoy the performance.
Those desiring TO give a church enter
tainment OF this kind would do we'll to
communicate with him.
What is the matter with the Liberty
authorities? They are taxing our citizsns
heavily whenever they catch one in
town. This week Marshal Dsvefs went
10 Liberty on business and they pulled
him for carrying q gun and assessed a
fine against him. Also recently they
taxed Win Rout els, tits so said, for pass
ing through on SUNDAY with an empty
wagon on bis way TO the Lumber mills.
II this is kept up our people will have
considerable stock IN the courthouse and
jail.
mere viii Dt " NthhkN ~ wv
aeement of the weatheriord Hotel this
week. Wm. Speed, who has been mine
host for the past year, retires from tie
business. Mira Speed has earned an en-
viable reputation ~ hostess ; Car
penter and wife assume control OF aha.rs
which is equivalent TO saving that this
old end popular house val lose none OF
it's prestige anu that a clean, soft bed and
first class meal are ever a; the disposal
OF tire tired and hungry Traveller
Miss Merry Thompson, who is doing
much TO build mp our public school, and
who Is greatly in need Of maps, g'ob's
and other school furniture OF that sort,
has decided IN have lecture for the ben
eft Of the school, the proceeds to be US
cd ~ indicated above. Prot. P-lermsn,
distinguished scholar aud educator, Of
Lexington, will deliver his famous lee
tore on the Pleasures and Pains OF
Teaching" at the Christian church. Apn'
II, for the benefit OF our public school.
The highest compliments OF the prees
have been showered on both the lecture
and lecturer. Admission 25c. Let all
attend and participate in the pleasure OF
the evening and help a good csuse.
Last Tuesdsy night Burglar bold
tried TO open the door leading to the up
stairs clothing department OF Charles
wneelef's store and entering helped
hims, II. How much he took Mr.. Wheel
er does not know. but he at least got one
suit, which he put on and wore of, as he
kindly left dis old suit under the house
for purposes of Identification. The
clothes left behind were thought by MI.
Wheeler to belong to n colored boy who
has been working for Mics Mollie Har'
mon. Mr.. Wheeler thinks he got very
cold comfort from the authorities, as
when he stated his case, they gave him
TO understand that IL he would pay all
the expense OF hunting in addition to his
loss already sustained, they would run
him down.
Miss Alice Cabbell has returned
from Liberty, after a months visit to
friends and relatives there. Uriah Dunn
is back from the South and is a good man
10 strike il you have horse or mule to
dispose of. Mrs. Worthington, OF Mays
lick, who has been visiting Mrs. Charles
Wheeler, her sister, returned home Mon :
day. Misses Kate and Jessie Cook,
whom host OF friends are ever glad to
see, spent Saturday and Sunday in our
town, returning to stanford Monday.
Miss Ida Twidwsll returned Saturday
from several days visit to her mother
in Danville. Mrs. Hugh Logan left on
visit to Bowling Green Monday. Mrs.
O.C VsnArsdall and Miss Bsulsh were
Visiting friends in Harrodsburg last wees.
Dave Allen accompanied shipment OF
stock 10 Cincinnati last Saturday, Mr.
ard M-s. p. w. Ream were visiting
f.;anda i'm town this week.