The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-10
RoCkCxsrLE CorvTY.

end OF Main street, lately occupied by NJ,
+. Brinklcy.
Der % FrSDs.-The public schools in
the county have closed. and nov the teach.
ers are shaving their salaries, or waiting
with patience for the first "drsw."
OrR ScHoofs-Opened Mondsy, with
Astteriug prospects. The academy has
enrolled about thirty pupils, and Mr.. Rog-
css' private school numbers twenty.
QuAarERLy CouKT-was IN session
Monday. A good docket awaited his Hon.
or, Judge Mcclure, which he proceeded to
dispose Of With his accustomed rspidiiy,
very few Gases being contested.
DrruTY SHEEIFFs--G. II. Albright will
&C. a. Deputy sheriff on the North side Of
the State road. The South side will be at.
tended to by J. G.. Albright. The Sheriff
will look after mstters q, the head Of
Round-sone.
CONNER. -lou we're mistaken in cali.
ing the Kentucky Sewsr man Of the Con-.
rir-Josrci, y. Go-liar Logan. His name
is +. Gondolier Logan, probably suggested
by the striking resemblance cf his shoe to
pair Of gondolss.
WEBSTER on BEIDcE-A mile Yves.
Of town, stands a lonely sign-po-t, the In.
ger pointing in the direction which Wards
ducks went, and bearing the Ineligible in
scriPtion: "ToO Summer>ci,. es misls."
Away with Webster!
No PAsroR.-The members Of the Chris.
lisn Church here. have concluded not to
call pastor for the ensuing year. They
feel that they can not adequately compen-
sste one for his services. We regret this,
as little preaching is good thing.
SicKSEs-.-Mr. ". l.. Henderson, Of
this county, hiss been confined TO his bed
for some days with severe ease OF fever.
H. L. Myers, who has been IN for come
time, il recovering. There is considerable
sickness prevalen, among the juveniles
MAsoSIc.-At it, December meeting,
Ashland Lodge, No. $40, =. & A. NJ, elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year q. ". Mcclure, W. NJ; Willis Grit
( in, 5. W.; Willis Adams, Jr., J. w.; d.
n. Williams. :; W. VI. Weber, r.; VI. r.
Moore, s. n T.
OS BAIL.--Dayid o. Gibson, William =.
Ethson anl TIM. N n.i..... u. -.
recently arrested BY the U. $. Court foe
violation of the Pension Laws, have been
released on bail. The frst named wa. held
in the sum Of $1,000; the last two in the
snm Of 500 each.
COrSTY CoSvESTION.-we hope every
Democrat in the county will be present at
the Court-house on the 9TH Monday 10 this
month County Court day. Delegates
viii then be appointed to the State Con-
vention. II should be a representative
meeting. Let il be rousing one.
Is A FIx.-The Mercury went down to
lOO' below Zero here last Thursday night
At least No thought 40 when We woke Fri.
day morning, found the hre all out, the
water in the bucket more solid" than
the solid South" itself, and not "lucifer"
in the room--not even drop Of the "crit.
ter"
NEW SHEEIFP.-W. II. Albright eIecu-
ted the necessary bonds ss Sheriff Of this
county, Las. Friday. and took the oath Of
Office. lie entered upon the discharge OF
his duties Monday, and makes q capital
"bawler" at the Courthouse door. Bill is |
a good fellow, and will mske the right
kind of Sheriff
LAND SALE..-George W. Mcclure, Mas
ter Commissioner Of our Common Pleas
Court, sold last Saturday, the farm OF Jo-
seph Meredith, deceased, lying in the edge
Of Gsrrard county, containing 40 acres.
II was sold in lots to suit purchasers, and
the aggregate price was tes6,
A woRD TO the WIsE.--M. 3, Brinkley
desires all those indebted To him to know
that on and after February Goth, 1879, all
accounts for 1878, remaining unsettled will
b. placed In the hands OF an officer for col
lection. His circumstances compel him to
90 this. lie can't keep mp his business
without money.
PAHTRIDGEs-Are plentiful in our fields
now, aud the crack Of the sportmsn's gun
j. frequently heard. A great many have
been caught 10 traps during the cold wealth
sr. They ell in this market for 90 cent?
per dozen. J. y. Vowels shipped twelve
dozen To Louisyills at one time last week.
Where l. Bohonl
PrnsoSAI.--Missss Celia and Ida Adj
anis returned Monday evening from liar
rodshurg, where they had passed the holi-
dag. visiting Iheir sister, Mrs. C. $. Nield
.....Mis- Fannie williams, who hss bsen
nbsent several months in Louisville, re-
lnrned home Tuesday evening, much to
The delight Of her many friends. 4
CONFEDERATE MONEY AT PAh.--Re.
has not yet taken place Ia the
mountains. That l. 10 say, there u no
money aii0ai herr, whether OF gold, silver
u grcenhacks. Il actually made our heart
sjoics lhs other day TO see an old Conisd-
rate ave dollar bill. Il looked more like I
money than any thing we've seen lately.
ARHEsTs On last Friday, special bai-
ID, n. r. wilmot, arrested David Argen-
bright, near Pine Hill, on a warrant from
he L. 5. Court, charging him with retail
ng liquors without license. lie wss talsn >
o Louisville, wilmot Was on the Train .
Monday night going toward Pine Hill, and
lOgblless, soVs other fellows scalp viii b .
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