The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-01

band. Allof the surrounding towns lenl
willing feet 10 grace both occasions. Sew
eral 81 our young people went on FRIDAY
night 10 Crab Orchard 10 the Governors
Bell, but found that Il had been postpone,
till after the election, 20 they danced With
out the high officials.
Henry T. Noel and W. Mckee Duncan
purchased Al the sale Of the late Furnes.
Mershon's land tract Of 40 acre. on tho
Stanford tnrnpike. This they aold to tho
County Court for the erection Of a new
Poor House, for the sum Of $500, taking
=, 200 in cash and the old Poor Houss
lands for the balance. Mr.. A. G. Robin
son, whose prosperous farm adjoina said
30 acres, felt unwilling 10 submit 10 the
nuisance Of such a building almost at hi,
door he therefore re-purchssed the lan.l
Of the County Cont. paying $500 In
cash, the court, with the consent Of Mea.rs
Noel and Duncan, taking back the origin.
al Poor House lands. They were the more
willingly prompted to the exchange from
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About the year 1907 joint Mecermack
and his wife, Angelina, daughter Of VIM.
Woods, made sale TO u. A. laekey, OF
Lincoln county, OF lSO acres Of land at $50
per acre. and thereafter said Mccormack
conveyed to lAekey said land. DEEDS
were executed and Acknowledged before
deputy clerk In the county, and delivered
to the ch'ei clerk Tor record. on this land
Mccormack retained about 80 acres, on
which he erected Handsome residence
and other valuable improvements, and
conveyed the residence 10 his daughter, an
on'' emu Inc we u'eu, ana 'hen Tue
uA"sn'ei. orOn 'he', aea'h 'he he',s o.
'ne "s"sn'er instituted SUI, agaln'. NC
Oormaek Tor zoe 'ana' ne '.no haa neen
eo"'eyeu oy VIM "oous 70 ms daush'er'
Ahsellns' IN "hom ,he 'egs' ute was vest
ea' Inc Chains o. 'ne p'ain'ins IN the &C
'lon was BASED upon .he imperfect record
Of the deed and cerunea'es thereon oy the
e'erk OF sne cOu". Ai'sr tedious h''ss'
no" Tue supreme Oou' OF 'ne s'a'e al
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anu s"e 70 l"esey "'u no' u',es. ."e u"e
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70 'ne P'Ain''n' ~ she Ae'lon, su'jec' 70
.ne ii'e estate o. MCCORMACK ihere'n' on
no"uay ias' "cOO.mae. purchased ''o"
'he sucoeSS'u' PAr,'es 'he'r interest IN NJ
ma'nuer IN 'ne ''na 'ot $40" ana oeed
was eiseu'e" 70 ~" 'OI same o' 'ea.on
whs,eo' ne n"' "sso"e iu,'y 'es'eu WIN
'"e 'ssa' "'e' ms ea's y saske''ise o.
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The long-looked for Fair was ushered in
by one OF those good o'd-ia'hioned vet
rains 80 long unknown IN this snn-parch-
ed locality that nothing but the universal
soaking OF the multitude convinced them
mat it really meant business The beau
liiui woodland presented a spectacle OF
which The brush Of the ready painter might
have made capital The numerous vehie-
es with curtains buttoned Close, the groups
u men wrapped in gum coats. carriage
'prons and lap covers, or hnddled together
lnder umbreilas' the hne animals in the
ing with glossy coats triekiing,the drown
d musicians On the stand the Inundated
'ooths' saturated dinner tables and limp
'ierry-go-round' all presented curious II