The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-31
.OCkCAsrLE COUNTY NEWS.
MT. permem.

AUGUST ~, 1919.
What has become Of the Sunday School?
The Good Templars meet once n quarter
to elect officers.
/ Why don't the Mountain Echo suggest
Eversole for Speaker Of the General As
sembly?
IL. II. Brinkley, Esq, OF Pulaski, was in
town yesterday.
NJ. +. Brnkley has splendid line Of
dress-goods, bought especially for the pres
ent panic in prices.
4. A. Stewart will attend the Las School
Of Kentucky University during the next
session.
Any thing you wish To buy can be
bought at bottom prices at N. ,. Brinkley's
cheap cash store.
Z. Crooke has been appointed post mas
ter at Pine Hill, rice l.. ;. Jones, resigned.
Judging from present appearances the
docket OF our September Circuit Court will
be unusually light.
/ There is no abatement OF that feyer-a
deputy Sheriff OF this county will stick his
head into the matrimonial moose shortly.
NJ. +. Brinkley offers the public at low
figure. something new, useful and artistic
We allude to the champion" AK, manu-
featured by him. Call, every body, aud
see il.
Elders Collier aud Terrill have conclu-
ded their labors at Brodaead. The meet
ing was glorious revival, resulting in -
additions TO the church, II of which were
by confession.
NJ, +. Brinkley has the fullest and best
selected stock u general merchandise ever
bought to Mt. Vernon, consisting Of dry
goods, groceries, hats, caps, boots, shoes,
clothing, tinware, NC. His prices are as
tOnishingly low.
The horrible killing Of Walter Saunders,
at Richmond, is regretted by IA number OF
persons here. Saunders. Whatever his des-
perate qualities, certainly Possessed many
good traits. lie had several warm friends
at this place
Would you believe it? There is but one
Church at this place, and that is, and has
for months, been without pastor. Wheth.
er preachers are too scarce, or their prices
too stiff, we cant say. Let Us have preach
er any way.
The recent session Of the Baptist A-soc.
alton at Freedom Church in this county,
was quite an interesting one. Many visit
ing ministers were present. Every thing
passed off smoothly. The crowd in atten-
dance last Sunday is estimated at $40.
VIM. Gragg was arrested in Pulaski
county last week, charged with horse steal
ing. lie gave bond for his appearance here
at the examining Trial on yesterday. When
the case was called. il was continued at the
instance OF the Commonwealth, certain Of
whose witnesses were absent, until next
Wednesday.
Last Wednesday night, the doors Of our
j"il were opened in some mysterious man
ner, and two prisoners made their escape.
This is the second time within six months
that the doors have been unlocked at night
by parties unknown, and the inmates set at
liberty. We have heard that there are du-
plicate hays in existence. The natter
should be investigated, the locks changed,
or the Jail smashed into kindling wood,
Those men who are so indusiriously cir. |
culating reports throughout the county, to /
the effect that the company OF Stat. Guards .
which is forming here, is band OF Demo-
crats aud ku Klux, organized as such, are
either bonn fools or they are Intentionally
trying to stir up strife and mischief The
State Guards will be used only 10 assist the
civil officers in snppressing crime and law
lessness. Any body with half sense knows
that.
The Kent icky members of the National
f@Ae'hbN' 'hhimAttft 81 lht hItthDatk
Party Of the United States, ISe.. have issued
u circular letter congraiulaiing the party
throughout the country, aud especially here
in Kentucky, at the numerous aecessions
which hav. been made Ia H. ranks, as indi-
Gated by the increased vote which oae Ira.
bue received in August over that cast in
for Cooper Well, the few votes
which Trabus received in this county we're /
east principally by Radicals, and so long
u the Greenback party strengthens by de- 4
'ertions from the Radical fold. We don't a
ARE = continental darn, do your
The hsise Of Hon. Milton J. Cook, at 4
Pleasant Valley, was totally destroyed by b
Ire on the night Of the sd Inst A part q
4 the furniture wa. saved 4. l. tao IN. .