The interior journal., 1878-08-23

one-minute speeches from gentlemen Who
svowed there continued and unabated In
tere-t In the pledge they had signed.
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RoCKCAsrEE ceUSrT VIEWS.
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COUNTY COURT.
Next Monday will be County Court day.
A number Of land sales sre advertised 10
be made BY George W. Mcclure, Conmis-
sioner Of the Common Pleas Court.
PALNISa OFF ON THE rrSocExrs.
The celebrated Temperance Rescrmer.,
Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln, viii hold Gospel
meeting at the Court house tonight Fri
day. We hope that large audience will
greet them. Should they be encouraged
sufficiently, the meetings will continue for
several nights.
AN INVENTOR WANTED.
The man with the combined plov, hoe,
rake, az, &C.. has been In town several
days. He says that wherever he goes, the
price Of horses goes down to nothing.
What we want to zee now. is plow and
hoe that can be worked without mans a.
sistsnce. A trick Of that sort vould
sake"
RELIGIOUS.
The Baptist Association convenes at
Pine Hill this week. k...... Elder Hopper. Of
Penyville, began asunday School meeting
at Br,dhesd, yesterday ...... Elder William
Arbill. Of Winchester. breaches here nsrt
Sunday morning ...... Elder Stephen Collier
breaches at Boose's Fork, on the 3rd Sun
day in each month.
THAT DKNNrrIoN BODY.
We hope the Court Of mppeals will
name Col. T. P. Hill or Judge Ovsley % Q
candidate for Congress In your District,
and let the people elect him In November.
In the mean time that Nominating Con-
vention" could 90 on balloting, with an oc-
casional adjournment. At some time in
the neIi two years they could probably Sc
lect man TO run in 1880.
COURT on ArPEAIs
The following RockcAstle cases have been
set for the thirty ninth day Of the Septem
Der Term Of the Court Of Appeals. which
viii be the 2Sth Of November:
s22. Crook Co, W Dillon.
s2s. HAckpey " Smith a Carter, &c.
s24. Same " Neveums admir-. &c.
s25. Mizener. &e.. vs LAngford.
e3e Ghnn W Proetor's sdm'r.
s17. Lovder 70 Lovder, &c.
sas. Hackney. Ae., vs. Louisvilis and ssshvills
Railroad.
RAIN AT LAST.
The farmers may cease their complaints.
The drouth which has prevailed In this
county since about the a0th Of July, and
which was really becoming alarming, came
to an end Monday night Since then We
have had an abundance Of rain. There IL
never much use fretting about the weather.
The best thing for the farmer, is to do kis
work we'll, and trust Providence for the
sunshine and the showers. Trust Hin
implicitly-He is sure to send the rain In
its season.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Or. ]. J. Brown, Commissioner Of Schools
informs us that the Rockcastle County
Teacher Institute will convene here next
Monday morning and continue In session
Eve days. The exercises will be held ct
the Court-house. Prof. George W. Dun
lap, Jr. Of Lancaster. will conduct the In
stitute. His talented sister, Mrs. Eueenia
Dunlap Potts will be present and add TO
the interests and enjoyment. Other Edu-
Gators are expected to be present. II is
hoped that every teacher In the country
will be in attendance. The school Law
makes Il imperative upon them to attend.
CAN THE p. O. OFFICIALS uPLAIx7
Mr.. Hemphill. a merchant NJ Brodhead.
sent some weeks since in a letter TO BAN. |
berger. Bloom a Co., al Louisville. two
checks. amounting to about $500. They
had been drawn by other parties on Louis-
vile Banks and Mr.. III. simplv endured
them and enclosed them as above stated.
After waiting some DAYS and receiving no
reply from Bamberser. Bloom a Co., he
came 10 MI. Vernon and telesraphed for
The reply came that the
checks had never been received. Mr.. II.
then teleeraphed to the banks 10 refuss
Of the checks, and besan an In.
ve.tigation. Last SATURDAY. he received .
letter from the Louisville firm. however
,aying that the checks had lust come 10
hand In am snvslons which va Do.,.m.,L.
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