The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-27
PULAsET COuxrr NEWS.


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THE JINGLE Of sleigh bells Is waited on
the breeze.
1Hr SrrrER-Given to the children Of
the Presbyterian Sunday School w. quite
a success.
PooR fELLow.--A man named Mont.
gomery WA found frozen TO death near the
depot, last Tuesday morning.
ANOTHER LosER4--Throush the recent
fsilue Of smyser 4 Milton, Of Louisville
Mr.. Ebin Milton and three daughters, lost
81, 1000.
A CHRISTMAS TEEE-And "real" san.
ia Claus. at the southern Methodist Church
on Christmas Eve, gladdened the hearts Of
the little ore-.
WILL Build DIR. W. Shadoan has pur.
chased Of Mr.. Robert Gibacn, the lot ad.
joining the new Baptist Church, and pur.
Poses building q residence thereon.
WONDERFUL The Corn spoken Of in
d. =. SIS riddle was transplsnted to Pulas.
ki soil last September, and when returned
to its mountain home, strange to relate, the
heart OF said Grow had turned to Stone.
LAND sALEs.--The j. NJ. Wilson prop.
erty, situated On Church street, was sold at
auction la-; Court day for $3.50; purchased
by Mr.. Bettie Wilson. farm Of 100
acr- owned by Mr. Bryant Hutchinson,
sold for 81, 200. The Goggin heirs were
the purchasers.
AWAY FOR TnE HoIIpAYs-Mi-s Nan.
pie Perkins is spending the holidays in
Fayette county. Mis- Lille Shepperi,
little beauty Of South Somerset, is in Lud-
low. Mr.. Boyle Stone and wife, and Mis-
Sallie Stone, have gone to Liberty. to
spend the holidays.
RELIGIOUS. Elder NJ. r.. Lard delivered
two discour-es at the Christian Church last
week. Ed. J. l.. Alien preached two di..
courses at the Christian Church las, Sun.
day. We learn that his services for the
Church here have now ceased, and he will
preach for a Church in Mt. Vernon, NEXT
year.
KILLED ny THE CARS. On Friday eve
ming Goth inst, the remains of q young
man, named James Linn, were found man
gled and bleeding upon the railroad track
three miles North Of town. While intoxi-
Gated he had lain down upon the track, aud
had fallen asleep, and the train passed over
him, Gu using instant death.
Mn. SMITH. FORMERLY OF THE REPUB-
LIcAS,-A correspondent from this place
to the Cincinnati Time, would lead people
to believe that Somerset il in a condition
OF lawle-sneSs equal to Breathitt, il the
glowing and exaggerated description Of q
quarrel that occurred on County Court day
is to be credited. The difficulty promised
to become serious matter. but before sun
set, the telligerent parties had dispersed to
their homes and no further trouble ensued.
VrsrToRs-Miss Josie Dutton, accompa.
MED by Mis- Anna Donnihue, Of Louis
willie. came down last week, TO visit old
friends. Mr.. William Morrow returned
from College last week to spend the holt
days at home. Mrs. John Woodcoek and
sons have returned to Lancaster, after a
brief visit to the family Of Mrs. Harriet n.
Lair, accompanied by Mis- Dora Lair.
Mr.. John L Owens. who has been attend
ing law school in jamestown, came home
for the holidays, accompanied by Mr.. Hi
ram Hays. Mr.. VIM. J. Fades, Of Wayne,
is visiting relatives in the vicinity Of Som
erset. Mr.. George Walden, Of Lancaster,
came down to the wedding.
Treat OR TAKE DUcKISG.-Messrs.l
VIM. Reppert and VIM. Stone, two teach
er- Of county schools, recently returned TO
their homes in this place, their schools
having closed. The latter gentleman. who
was teaching in district near the noun
tains, very narrowly escaped ''ducking"
on the last day Of his school. The schol-
airs had asked him TO treat" and upon
meeting with a refusal, they 1.-THE boys Of
coure) formed trinmphsl procession and
bore the helpless teacher 10 pool, where !
with his hands tied behind him, they gave
him five minutes to decide whether to |
treat" or take the "ducking." Suffice Il
TO say, that a bushel Of apples was sent for,
and sthe gentleman now declares that he
would rather "msnl rails" than teach |
school.
MARRIAGE BLLLs.--Married at the resi-
lence OF the brides mother, at 0 O'Clock,
Dec. 24lh, by Elder J. l.. Allen,
Mr.. Walter u. Psttus aud Miss Della Lair,
10Th OF Somerset. A more suspicious day
,ould not have been desired than the one
hat witnessed the union Of this noble
couple. The beautiful carpet Of snow that
Covered the earth, glistened and sparkled
a the sunshine, aud to many mind the
I'D, old adage Happy Is the bride whom
he sun shines on" very naturally came.
among the guests were a newly married
,ouple who had very unexpectedly been
married but an hour before at the residence
4 Mr. Robert Gibson. They were Mr..
|. 4. May aud wife. see Miss Mollie Wick.
nv, who had been Joined in bon.is Of holy
nstrimony by Elder J, L. Allen. The two
,ridal parties departed toward Cincinnati
N short wedding tour, followed by the
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