The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-24


- The Sunday School now numbers "a
pupils. Under the new arrangement, much
improvement IL observable. and the inter.
eft IL growing.
- Judge q. W. Mcclure IL adding 10 the
beauty and utility Of his residence, BY
having a portico erected. The workmcn
are engaged at Il this week.
-- Rev. r. 4. Burr has changed his reg
ular appointments TO preach at this place
10 the 3rd Sunday In each month At II
o'clock, A. NJ, instead Of : O'Clock p M., a.
heretofore.
= Our friend, \. +. Wallace. has been
confined 10 his bed for several weeks with
a severe attack Of inhammatory rheumst-
ism. His euherings have been intense. asd
we are glad TO learn that he l. improving.
- Next Monday l. County Court day.
Several important land sales are advertised.
The Court Of Claims will, also, convene
that day, and remain in session until all
claims against the county are disposed o.
- Dr.. j. J. Brown IL organiEinga class
in Physiology among the students at the
Academy. Class lectures will be deliver
ed on Mondays and Thursdays o. each
week. lie should, and donbtless will, have
a large class.
M. r. Brinkley desires 10 inform all
those indebted 10 him that he has incurred
much expense during the Summer, and u
now needing money. lie trusts that this
hint will he sufficient, aud that his debtors
will promptly come forward and pay him.
M. c. Miller, ST., recently Of Mt.
Sterling. has opened beer saloon and fan
cy grocery here. We now have three beer
saloons and two drug stofes. Even with
all these advantages, Il IL some times al
most impossible for fellow TO get drink.
In the U. s. Circuit Court al Louis
vile last Monday, when the case Of the u.
5. W. Jasper N. Brown was called, the de-
PENDANT filed the affdavits Of DR.. ]. j.
Brown, DR.. W. r. Mckee and J. w. Moore,
and the Court granted him a continuance.
The affidavits act forth the sickness Of de-
PENDANT.
Jack Adams, Jr, sold last week to a
Pulaski county man, As head Of cattle for
$3.50. e.. VIM. Mcclure sold TO W. r. Hi
att, 3 two-year-old mules for S290.....At
the sale Of Eliza Bullens, on Roundstone,
wheat sold for G5 cents per bushel. We
have heard Of no corn sales, but the price
will probably exceed 81 per barrel for the
new crop.
Our people we're sorely disappointed
over the result in Ohio. Still Il might
have been expected. "What fools these"
Democrats be. Our only hope for 1880 is
now, and has ever been the denomination
Of the old ticket. IL the matter we're left
10 Rockcastle county the old ticket would
be renominated and re-elected-and the
candidates would be installed next time.
The Dutch boys who work at Reeds
lanyard were ION a lark" Saturday night.
A l. l.. III
ugly feelings toward Fred Clynite The
having recently been discharged, and
Clynite appointed in his PLACED laid in wait
for Clynite as he went home, and striking
him m the head with a club, came near
terminating his existence. Trauss then
returned 10 the yard, and frightened Mrs.
Daugherty nearly to death with pistol.
He afterwards mounted his horse, and il Is
said, has left the country.
- As the cold weather approaches, the
matrimonial fever begins. The following
list Of licenses 10 wed issued since our last
report was furnished by Mr.. ID. n. Will
Jams, our County Court Clerk: Richard
Moore TO Rebecca French; John Norris 10
Matilda Durham; George W. Debord, 10
Mary +. Denny; Isaac PAYNE TO Mary
Sweeney; Jarvis Taylor to Eliza Southland;
T. J. Coffee 10 Samantha Smith; james
Arnold to Dorcas Brady, John Bottom to
Eliza Allen; Ira Steel to Eliza Lawrence;
John Baker to Martha Baker; Elihu A.
Parks, Of Madison county, 10 Eliza +. Al
bright, John Cox TO Ellen Mcpherson.
This report is certainly very good show
ing for the enterprise Of our young peo-
pie, and "still there's more to follow"
PERsoSAL.-Miss Celia ID. Adams l.
in Boyle county this week attending the
wedding Of Miss Maggie Robinson. .....
Misses Matte Williams and Ida Adams
returned Saturday from visit TO Louis
Geo. w. Mcclure len Mon
day morning to attend the Masonic Grand |
Lodge in Louisville. .... Messrs. J. X Nc /
Clary and John w. Brown are 4. Louis
willie on professional business. .... Mr.. Jack
Adams, Jr, left for Louisville Monday, TO /
purchase goods...... Miss Lulie NOVELS, a |
lovely young lady from New Hope, is Wis
ting her brother, J. +. Nowels. Capt /
and Mrs. W. ii. Spradlin, OF Fountain
Head, Tenn, arrived last week on visit /
10 the lady'A- father, Judge JnO. NJ. Fish
Mr.. Spradlin returned home Saturday. His
wife will remain several weeks...... Mr.. w.
A. Burnside, a clever young gentleman,
Ind good business man, Of Garrard ooun-
y, has accepted position in the office Of
be Pine Hill Coal Company, at Pine Hill.
lie will keep the accounts OF the Company
'traight. ...,. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Car
penier returned Tuesday from trip to
Missouri. They are much pleased with
he country J. ii. Brooks, hand
Ome young blood from Richmond, Is vis-
ting his mother at this place.