Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-05
BRODHEAD.

Mrs. Pacal Hunt died Of coDsump-
ton near Maretsburg. aud Mrs. 10Th
am Brown. OF heart trouble.
G. Is. Newland and Miss BETTE Hen
derson, of Garrard, niece Of Mrs.. j. G.
Firth, were married short time since
at the home NJ the bride.
Miss Delpha Collier has returned
from an extended visit At salem, Ind.
Mr.. WIN. Watson from McCara, is viz
iting his mother ana brother 10 our
county. Len Psr-On aud wife and Al
ma Newlanu, oi Lebanon junction.
and J J. Painter and wife, Of Tazewell,
Tenn were here at the New land Pain.
ter wedding.
Jas. Cover. of Stanford, and Mrs.
Rachel Whitehead. Of our county,
drove 10 to Rev. a. j. Pixies residence,
produced the necessary papers aud in n
brief and appropriate ceremony he
joined then. man and wife as they sat
IN their buggy. They went ou their
way rejoicing, leaving the parson smil-
ing all over by being Literally reward
ed for the few words he said
Lum Horvel will move TO +. Gilpiu's
farm and Rev. 6. d. Hcudr.ckson will
occupy the house which he will vacate
The latter and family will be great
aelp TO the church aud community
Mr.. w. II. Sowder has moved To town
and has taken position in the Martin
Pro,heroe Co. and will take an inter
est In the lirm Jan. lst. Mr.. Sowder IL
u clever, social geSileman and we pre-
dict he will make success 10 business
When one purchases 50 insignificant
a thing "a II postage stamp. he littl,
realizes that ia sos the number of ,
> cent stamps issued was 1000. 600 900
; As this stamp is one iucn long the en-
tire number placed eud To end woulf
. reach 30 .0CG miles, or once and hal
around the globe at the equator. Dur
Jog the year enough l-cent stamps ar,
used 10 reach from New York city, bj
way of Europe aud Asia. TO Bombay il
India Hall the postage stamps ISSUED
by the goverumeut Ia 1898 were place,
one above the other they would make
, pile about u miles high, the humble
of all denomi nations being $500. 600. 00C
a humble boy with u shining pail
e went singing down the leafy vale, L
. where n cow with brindle tail, on tn
i. alfalfa did regale. a humble bee dl,
2 gaily sail. over the soft and shadow!
f, vale, 10 where the boy with shinin!
- pail. was milking the cow with To
brindle tail. the bee lit down on tn
cows left ear, her heels flew through
| the atmosphere, and through the leave
a OF poplar tree the boy scared ipt
> eternity. -Elkton FINES.
Mr.. John Newlaud and Miss Violi
+. Painter, daughter of G.. T.. Painter
y were married at the Christian church
Rev G ID. Hendrickson, pastor OF tn
Baptist church, officiating. The cere
y mony Was performed in II very appro
, pirate ard impressive manner. the cor
tracing parties standing under Il
p arch OF evergreens and chrysanthe
NUNS. The bride wore beautifr
travelling suit ADD carried bunch {
= white chrysanthemums. The attend
n ants were G. G. Davis and Miss Salli
/, Purcell, w. G.. Brook and Miss Betti
Newland, &. h. Cox and Miss Ell
4 Dunn, l.. l.. Jarvett and Miss Ain
!. Newland, +. 5. Albright aud Nil
Birdie Martin. The bride receive
many nice presents. The church wa
d, packed 10 its utmost capacity, quite
number from distance being presen
b, Tue happy pair left on thes night trai
for Louisville and Cincinnati, and wi
a visit relatives at Carthage before the
return to keep house In our town. NJ
:, Newland IL an excellent gentlema
= no has good position on the raj
road. His bride IL an excellent Chri
tan lady, possessing "A sweet dispos
ton aud has "a kind word for all 81
comes in contact with. The writ
having known them from childhoo
a extends hearty congratulations wi
hopes for long and happy life. Mi
. Maggie Livingston played a beautif
4 wedding march
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= With the trusts reducing the amou
d. OF advertising some sl5, 600, 900 A yea