The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-07-05
FROM PINE HILL.

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We have an Organization in this county
called the "Rockcastle County Coal Miners
Association" compdred Of all the firms who
operate In the coal bu'irts-, viz Crookc a Co.
and Harris n Co., ~ this place; Gresham 4
Ward, Goden 4 Stevens and W. =. Owslcy, Of
Fishpcini, and Hiatt a nrumback, of Piney.
The members Of this Association meet roeu.
larry on the first of eath month 10 regulate
the price Of coal, and other matter. pertaining
10 the coal business. The last meeting was
held on last Monday, and they raised the price
Of coal loaded on their respective switches,
from II to l2l cents per bushel with str-ng
desire on the part II some n the members for
higher price. The understanding is that the
price will he advanced again abou, ono or two
cents per bushcl the first cf August. The citi.
rcns all along down m this rad. who use coal
should take warning and procure supply of
coal during the spring and summer months. a.
II can h. handled cheaper now than il can in
the fiI and winter months, and they will al.
ways find their money we'll invested, aud bear
large per cent.
The engineers II the Cincinnati southern
Railroad Company, about twenty in number,
are nov surveying line through this county.
They arc running partially on what is called
the Cro-ier survey, but diverging from that,
and leaving kdundstone creek about five miles
above the mouth, and running in southeast
direction, and crossing Reckcastle river at
Mckeip'r iord about i've miles above Living
~ton Station, and then, Il is said, they will run
the nearest and best route 10 London.
The Narrow duagc Railroad Company got
ten mp and principally managed by q. W.
Roberts and NJ. J. Miller, for the purpose oi
running coal from Clarks bank down Brush
Creek to intcrscci with the Iouisvillc and
Nashville road, ought to be advised Of this
survey. They could make closer and quicker
connection with this rad, and at much less
expense than they could with the Louisville
and Nashville railroal.
FRTAK or NATURE
Mr.. John Gentry, of Skagvs' creek. who i
well known in Pine IIill. and All the surroun.
ding country. A. being man Of undoub,e,I
vcracitv. stated the other dav. that one Of his
hen. recently. produced an cry which was
double the size Of an ordinary bcn's cog. The
small end Of the she'll wns broken and a per.
feet yolk and whit. extracted. Inside Of hi.
.hell was another r-rfrc, eoy Thi. epp was
ala, broken and a tcrfec, volk and white ex.
,r,c,.J frou i, ALA lie sav. II ,nv ons
do,,,. mi. s,,t.m.,, ~, can ,;rd;c,,, ,hs
s,c, NJ M. ,ssor,ion. bv ,ocuIa, 1er,or,,r,,;or
,h,, he has tho hill. an. irs;d,. IN. o,ho,
and ,erf,c, with IN. e,c.u,io, If ,be small
hol. /, each
GRAND nALL.
There was grand ball given at Sid Gil.
morc'- in ScufIlc on Last Saturday night, which
Wa gotten up by sam REYNOLDS, Lark Hick.
and Walk Newcum. who managed the affair
very successfully, and to the entire satisfaction
Of all concerned. The ball was largely at.
tended and everything passed off quite plcss-
antly, aud to the honor Of the managers.
MARRIED.
In Middle Fork, on the Goth Of June, at
George Dclph's, by the Rev. j. Payne, Mr.. Cal
Mullins, Of Pine Hill to Miss Eliza Delphi
belle Of Lick skillet.
We trust that two loving aud congcnial
hearts arr blended, and we hope the "high tide
swimmi-t' will now go floating pleasantly
down the stream Of life, with his beautiful and
accomplished bride, to guard and direct him
,gaius, all brcskers hervsiter, aud may moth,
iag aric 10 molcs, or make him afraid. MAJ
their future life he one continued and melliflu
ous sircam Of ccsiatic delight. They are now
of ON bridal tour, and We hops they ar,
passing their "honey moon" pleasantly, and
that all their imagining Of married life
are nov being fully realized.
Our big bachelor. and phat phriend, Of Pine
Hill, is bccoming considerably aroused on nc.
count of his increasing corporal dimensions
lie il growing larrer and deshier daily until