The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-10-14
NOTED PARSONAGE
DIES IN EAST END
"BEARDY" SMITH WAS VERSA
TILE PENMAN-oTHER
NEW NEWS

49, "hb Jus NNfA AiFlutul'u AulN
section ~ dead lie was found dead
in the barn OF capt Johnson Twins
near here. where he had gone to at.
tend to the feeding. lie was
thorough scholar. knew most of the
Bible by heart and was one Of the
finest penman we have ever seen
with a quill pen OF his own m
he could closely initiate copper plate
engraving with a pen in each hand
he could write his name each copy
Icing like the other. lie could write
any number OF lines, each so unlike
tnat we doubt If the chirography ex.
pert OF the government would think
them written by the same hand He
v as a native OF Virginia and owned /
fine farm there, but he preferred the .
rowing life. having been all over the
country. lie was Confederate veteran |
an and wanted to 80 to the Pewee |
Valley Soldiers Home and when taxi !
en- to Lancaster by a friend. sympa |
thizers Quio kly responded and made a
nice purse for him when they found
Kim out. II he ever reached the home |
or why he returned is not known.
Rev }. Z. Roberts pastor of the NJ.
l.. church at this place has arriytd. !
REV. F. d. Palmeter. the former pas
tor has moved. his family to Moreland
we wish to commend him as a Chris
tian gentleman to the good people
there.
The children of j. H. Rigsby are
about well of scarlet fever Mr. Hen.
ry Blankenship still remains in a pre-
carious condition. David Adams and
three children. who are typhoid suf-
ferers are improving MIR. Frank Ly-
kins has typhoid fever.
The protracted meeting at the Bap-
tbs, church. under the leadership OF
Rev. Cornelius, is getting very in
teresting. sincere, forceful sermons.
powerful praying and the best OF
music and singing Good crowds. No
addition to date
Frank IIoltzclaw of Garrard. bought
100 barrels OF corn of J. X Sutton at
$3.50. and sold four steers to Jesse
Fox at IL cents. Geo. Dyehouse
sold a weanling mule at Stanford
court at $50. Grant Anderson. colored
sold a mule to Rigum Jim. Anderson
at $50. George Miller sold a mule to
Price Bros. OF Garrard, at SIS. =. A.
, Ballard bought a mule OF W. &. Cum
Minis at So. and sold a bunch OF hogs
to same at 10 cents. Sam j. Harris
sold a mule TO W. A. Price for $40
L. j. Durham bought Shropshire ram
from a Jefferson cosnty breeder for a
stiff price, and sold a thoroughbred
; Duroc male to MIR. Carpenter. OF More
land for SIS; a 20 pound gilt to Gene
Luvall for $40. John Richardson sold
yearlings to John Holmes at y4.lO
b. J. =. Ballard bought some cattle at
stanford court at $500. G. w. Spang-
, Ter sold calf to l.. F. Thompson tor
$3.50. Scott Bros, sold two calves TO
same for $2S Josiah Anderson sold
) yoke OF oxen to w. II. Brown at
SAC. J. q. Naylor sold a SOW and
$ pigs for S35.
Master Clinton Parks son of Mr..
; and Mrs. Fado Parks, who is in the
2 childrens hospital in Louisville. is get
e ting along nicely. He was taken there
J about month ago to get lower
!. limb Strengthened. Mrs. J. j. Tohmp
|. son has been quite poorly
d Rev. Andrew Johnson will preach
! at the Methodist church soon. We
i. only have services at this church
l. regularly on NTH Sundays.
y James McQuerry. of Garrard, visit
a ed here.
$ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pettus. of Hunt
lngton West Va. are visiting his morh
er Mrs Rebecca Pettus. MIR. and
Mrs. Cyrus Eason. OF Burgin and Mrs
Henderson. OF Lowell. are visiting MIR
|. and Mrs. John Williams. Misses Allie
II ana Ethel Harris have been guests o.
5 their aunt. Mrs. Tom Manuel. OF Row
n land. Frank Miller cut his wrist yer,
IS severely while pranking with knife
MIR. ana Mrs. l.. &. King. OF Hubble
p visited J. NJ. Cress and wife. Mis-
Katherine Payne, of Lebanon June
{ ton, who so very kindly acts as organ
list at the Baptist church during tn
e revival, is highly conlplimented 10
Ar such excellent music. MIR. William
sr Naylor ana wife visited Mr., and Mira
ID G. Gastineau in Garrard Mr.. =.
:. Kennedy and wife were visiting Rev
rs sprinkles and family at Rowland
John Kennedy made a business tri
TO Mt. Vernon.