The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

lhe isnckcastle Association of United Hap
+ lists will he held Al NE Bar,f.t Church, in
Broadhead, commencing on Friday before
the second Saturday In February, 1873.
IL Representstive Eversole would discard
as useless the empty compliment Of voting
for Gocdloe or any other Radical for sena-
tor, and would cast his vote for old "Cerro
Gorio" Williams, he would do a remarka-
bly, wise thing
liza fellow could just happen to find him
self in community where each individual
attended strictly to his own business, and
pcrsistently suffered every body else's bust
ness to be let alone, don't you reckon" he
would think at once he was in Heaven?
We would he glad to have our friends
throughout the county kindly furnish US
with the details Of any incident worthy Of
publication, trsnsriring under their notice.
lie our purpose and desire to secure the
news from all part. Of the county. All
that we wish IL the coloring to the incident;
our imagination will supply the facts.
Broadhead Lodge, =. 4 A. NJ, No. j66,
elected the following officers for ISIS: Jas.
q. Carter, W. NJ; n. II. Firth, s. W; n.
u. wilmot, J. W; J. y. Newlin, $; T..
Firth, T.; L. D. Carter, s. D.; r. Francis
GO, J. D.; W. y. Middleton, =. At. The
regular meetings Of this Lodge are held on
Saturday nights after the fall moon in
each month.
II is little singular TO Us why more in.
terest is not taken in the Sunday School.
The house is comfortable, there are plenty
Of good teachers, or the material to make
them, and il is a pleasant place to spend an
hour or two. Parents should see that their
children go. and they should themselves
60.
The following lia of marriage licenses is |
furnished us by ID. n. Williams, our Coun-
ty Court Clerk: William A. Thompson to I
Miss Sallie Gentry, Henry II. Thompson to
Miss Sarah A. Durham, and Henry South
ard to Miss Martha J. Dixon. The Clerk |
is rubbing his hands in lively anticipation
Of large fees Just ahead, as the present "cold
snap" will doubtless make the market live
~. At least, he saws so.
Our Representative in the Legislature,
Abner Eversole, Esq. has been heard FROM
lie was the author and mover Of the resolu-
ton which passed the House, requiring
the national flag to float over the capitol
during the session. Eversole /. full Of pa
triotism. lie voted for Turner for Speaker,
too. II he Keeps on as he has begun his re-
ception by gratiied constituency on his
return will be something marvellous.
Rockcastle County Grange, No. so, cleo
ted officers as follows, for 1878: James G.
Carter, W. NJ; A. X. McClary, o.; John
Hurst, s.. Elijah Owen, 4. s.; in.
Brown, H.; r. s. Martin, c.; T. Hiatt, T.
7. y. Hurst, Sec. s. z. vicors, TX:
Mrs. c. II. Carter, Pomona; Mrs s. p. Vic
ors, Ceres; Mrs. John Sigman. Flora; Mrs.
p. Hiatt, L. 4. $. Regular meetings OF
this Grange first SATURDAY in each month
at 10 O'Clock, 4. ".
Quarterly Court was in session Monday
and Tuesday. The docket was not a lsrge
one, and was fully disposed Of. The case
Of the Commonwealth VS.. J. n. Rigney
charged with unlawful destruction of prop
ertv, was dismissed, the defendant failing
to appear. We understand that Rigney