The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08
BoyLs corxry NEWS.


We were favored viii quite a respectable
little snowfall On the Both uli., which has
remained with us up to this writing.
DiED.-In Harrod.bure, Mererr county.
Ky, IN the 9th nit, Alice. daughter of
Cornelius aud Mary Perfume. She hsd
81 Tered for quite time With that horrible
di ease, consumption, when Kind Provi.
dence relieved her. Her funeral va.
preached VI Bethel Church on the 2sih,
after which her remains were injured
near by.
There have been few cases 81 Scarlet
lever at Nevada. Mercer county, some Of
which have proved fatal.
W. b. Cecil las rold HE farm situated on
the Perryville and Miichellsbnru turnpike,
containing about 400 acres, to Charles
Armstrong, fpr $4,000, and bought 81 Mr..
A. his property in Perryville, at which
place he l. building large mill.
Mr.. H. r. rsrpin, ~ Perryville, killed
few hogs last week, eight months old, tina,
averaged 200 pounds net. They were the
Poland Chins.
What has become Of Casey" your
Fry,'s creek contributor7 We have seen
no report from his "ready pen" for some
time. Casey, II you are IN the land Of the
Twins, make il known through the IsrERIoR
JOURNAL.
MAnnIrD--At Dixville, Mer,er county
Ky, a few .iays -irce, n Mr.. W. Elliott to
Mis- Marin. A large crowd present, aud
general jubilee.
All who are not thoroughly posted on
the political Situation" ought to read the
piece written by Bill Arp, to the Courier
Journal Of the 2sth ult., and post them
selves. Bill's head is level as a brick.
A gentleman. whose face booked red a. a
beet, when accused hy his wife OF hav-
| ing y do,en drinks under his belt, acknowl-
edged to -four, and went of to saloon
swearing he was going To have "a fair
I count" Perrhance this was President
/ Grant. Oh, mol Jack Chandler would
have carried il to the President.
We are still awaiting the result 81 the
count by the Returning Beard, Sonth.
Though we may settle down on what il will
be Il they are given their own way. IL
| will be Tildcn counted out, and llayes
counted in. The formcr the people chse
fairly and squarely, the latter they rejected
openly and unhcsitatinaly. Now who
should occupy the White House during the
next four years2 Tilden Of course, because
he is elected. But the question is whether
he will not be Rodmanized; and the ques-
ton is, whether the people will stand the
operation. rilden has received large
majority Of the popular vote, and il he is
not indugursted President un the 9th Of
March next, the republic Is no more and
the empire has arrived. Will the people
81 the T. s. suffer their government to be
stolen from them by Zach Chandler, Jay
Gould, Don Cameron aud other-? That
may prrye the most momentous question
ever put to people in all the tide Of time.
DIED.-At her fathers residence, Harry
Burton. Yesterday morning at O'Clock, a.
M. of consumption, Nancy. wife OF DAME.
Sweeney, (colored.)
Ice on the ponds here about three inches
thick. Many Of our citizens who have
houses in which to store this luxury, will
avail Themselves Of the present opportunity
OF filling them.
Later developments 60 to show that our
President il in 'tine row of stumps."
That his impeachment is inevitable, seems
to be the opinion Of promin mt jnrist ard
journalist. lie is certainly guilty Of grnss
violations, and should be thrown overheard,
at once.
We have learned from friend, who is =
prominent official in lodge of q cd Tenn
plar-, in Casey county, that political mat
tiers are producing a di-cord Of feeling in
the lodges there. 1t may not be our "put
in" notwithstanding We take the liberty to
say word or two pertaining to this mat
ter. rs we EEL a deep interest in the temper
sncc cause Politics should never he dis
eussed in a Temperance lodge; men will
differ politically, land il is their pFivilere)
and whenever politics enter lodge Of this
kind, nine times ont Of ten the resul, is a
ruined lodge. Talk Temperance in lodge
not politics Officials should quash all such
discussions, il possible to do 81. Had we
space, would say more ON this all-impor-
tani matter. JoSQUII..