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

BALANCE An y II Won want big bar.
gains. the biggest Of bargains. g., with the
cash, to VI. r. Brinkley's cheap stere. lie
ellis for nothing but cash or country pro.
duce' Swing your corners" snd come
along.
Dissolution. ls~ partnership
heretofore existing between the nnderrign-
ed u Dissolved by mutual consent An
persons knowing themselves indebted to
the late firm will pleas. call and settle
their Indebtedness. Jas. q. CARTER,
IAN. NJ. BunpErr.
Ne. Vernon, Ky, Jan. lat, is7e.--2t.
SINGULAR NoNTScLArrns. The creek.
Of Rockcastle, like those Of Bresthitt, have
some peculiar names We have slime" and
Crooked" Brush" snd "Clear," Eagle"
and "wolf," "Nigger" aud "copper""
''Still" and Hurricane" Buffalo" and
"Bull Pen" creeks. Be.ide- thcse "l,ound.
stone" "Skasg." and "Renfro'-," vhich
complete the lit.
a Car SroRY.--Thers i in the pos-e--
sion Of Mr.. Il. J.. Myers, q this county, a
cat, which belonged TO hi- father-in-law at
the time Mr.. VI. frut saw his wife. The
cats sge At that Time was unknown. hut
was supposed 10 be about nine years. Mr..
NJ. married IS years ago, 10 that Cataline,
~ the cat Is called. IL at least "a years old
lie bids fair to live hundred year. long
er. To any one who doubts this state
nent, We will take pleasure 10 showing the
ca, a. evidence Of it, lrnth. There il M
caierwsul about this.
MOUNTAIN WAY 90 BnKAKIsa A MULE
james FRAZER vss breaking a mule las,
Monday, and when driving him up the hill
at the Fact end Of town, the animal con.
cluded he wanted to stop. lie did stop
and Jim applied the whip. Tbs mule then
tried TO stand on two feet. He didn't stand
long; not much. lie hadn't calculated
how slick the ground uas. His heels Acw
from under him and he landed square on
his backbone ten feet away In gully. 1t
took ten men to get him out. but when he
did come out he va ~broke" mule. His
bOnss aud skin we're sound, bu, hi. daunt.
lev spiri, wss broken forever.
MaRHitD--On the 9TH inst, At the resi-.
dence Of John Hickey. by the Rev. Father
Callahan, al Richmond. Mr.. VIM. Linton,
OF New HOPE, n.y. Wa married to Miss
Kate WEIGH, Of this place. The groom is
= splendid specimen Of manhood, and the
bride, s"vec little msiden. srrsyed in
her wedding garments outshone even the
faire.t Of the daughter 81 Erin. This
marriage was to have taken place a week
ago, bot owing TO the ahsence Of the Rev.
Father, il was postponed. We must -sy,
that, considering the cold weather, the
young couple bore the postponemeut with
conmendsble ioftitude. Nov that they
are united, ve wish them q long life Of
perfect happiness.
oRAsGE Blossom. Campbell ooun.
~, Tenn, at the residence Of the brides
mother, Mr-. Eliza woodson, on the 18th
uitr Mr.. T.. McClary. Of Barbourville,
Ky, was married " Miss Juiia NJ. Wood
sou. The ceremony VIA pronounced by
the Rev. Charles Miller, Of Fincasilc, Ten
ne~-ee. Attendants; Judge J. 7. Culion,
Of BarbOurville, aud Miss Maggie Irvine,
fincs-tle. The groom wa reared in this
county, and isat present one Of the leading
luminsries Of the Knoxville Bar; the
bride was one OF the bellies Of Campbell
county. "Doc" McClsry has many friends
here, who arr reioiced 10 hear i hi good
fortune in having secured so e-timable a
lady. TO him and his bride We extend our
congratulations. May their voyage down
the stream Of lie be prosperous aud pleas
ant, their bark sailing ever in sunshine. |
calm and sweet"