The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-04-04
LINCOLN COTyTY.
Tunnel tdfy.

MARmED-By Rev. W. 4. Corn, Of
Thursday, April 3rd, at the residence o
Samuel Reid. Mr.. Vim. p Light to Mis-
Ncttie Reid, all this county, She becomes
Light to Reid no longer May little stan
in due time illuminate their path.
TowN ELECTION. Next Saturday, April
9th, Tunnel City will hold her annual
election for town officers for the ensuing
year, consisting OF Board OF Trustees,
Police Judge, and Town Marshal. Elec-
ton to be held under the supervision and
control Of 'Squires Gooch an d Psdgeti.
SmSGLE MAcmSE-M Mr. Johnston start.
e,l into operation last week, another shin.
gle machine at this place. making two ma
chimes in the town, with others in the vi
cinity, which makes this point worthy Of
notice to all persons Wishing to purchase
good shingles, either in small or large
lots.
SOUTHERN Mutual -Onr estimable cit
izen, W T. Corn il spending the week
with the good citizens of Somerset. lie
and S. T. Wilson, the GenI Ag't for the
Southern Mutual Life Insurance, are ener
ge,ically laborins. and with reasonable
success, in presenting the special merits Of
their Company.
The PLACE 70 BuY.-The greatest bar
gains at NIiddleton's. Ladies' pebble goat
shoes for ST. Mems brogan shoes, 81; good
ootionades from loo. and upward; Jeans at
l6se. and upward. All colors knitting
cotton, six balls for PIC; A No. I -uzpender
for 25ci good iron-bound hames for JOc. 1
Highest market price paid for slaves, rails !
and lumber
NEW SCHOOL pisTRICT.-The county 4
School Commissioner at the request Of cit. .
liens here has granted Tunnel City |
School District, 40. SO. with boundary as
follows; Beginning at Henry Hester's, ex. I
GLIDING him, thence to John Mullins, in. /
Guiding him, thence to widow Rigne,-, /
excluding her, thence to the beginning. |
W. T. Corn, j. T.. Williams and 4. NJ. I.
pearse are Trustees, to serve until the an.
nual election on l.t Saturday IN June.
PEEsoNAL.--The Firth Bro. we're dis /
patched ior last week from Brodhead, To
attend the bedside Of sister, who
was thought to be dangerously IN. !
..... Mr.. Harvey Vanhook, Of Brodhead,
formed an Acquaintance with our town last I
week.. MIR. w. A. Humble and wife left
Tunnel City this week, Ia take up their
abode at High Bridge. Mr.. Humble i a
good citizen, and Mrs. Humble, especially, /
won many friends who deeply deplore their .
removal IRON among ~.
Coon rEAPLABs. Mr. Dem arees ap.
poihtment here for last Sunday, was honor. /
ed with q crowded house, and the audience
in turn were treated TO an Intelligent feast I
given by Mr.. Demaree IN his usual inter.
esting and happy style, followed by Mr.
}. Rusk, Of Danville, special deputy.
As The results Of their lthor- "a members
were sworn in for lie, or during the war,
md were organized under thc name Of
Anchor Lodge, No. --, LO.G. r., meet
"wednesday night In each week, at Z o'clk.
he following officers as named belo were
Elected 10 serve until the regular
election s. =. ReYnolds, w. c. T.; Nettie
,0mer, w. v. T.; 4. r. Davis, w. So Silas
s0rrel, w. b. s.; A. NJ. Pearse, w. T.; Park
Bullock, w. Nj Garry Pears, w. IGsl
lucas II. Corn, W, 3; b. n. Sloan, y. W. |
!. r.; w. 4. Corn, W. g.; Sue Corn, w. ID. !
r.; Mn Alice Norris. H. III. H.; Mr.. Sal. .
10 l.. Corn, W. L. II. y; J. d. Bell, w.
IS.