The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-03-26
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Lancaster.
-- Mr. q. =. Tillct. who lately carried
on the butchcring business IN nanville,
has bought out Capt. Dillon's shop here.
\ mad dog appeared in the ncighborhood
Of Antioch this week and after heated
chase by the many citizens, finally escaped.
- Mr.. Cyrus Doty Is reported no better.
Col. J. X. Faulkner, our Circuit Clerk. has
been confined to his bed Tor some days.
Has MT recovered sufficiently to he out
vet.
-- Court Of Claims commenced Tuesday.
Claims against the county very small and
few. Jailer's claims for past six months
only one hundred and fifty dollars the de-
linquent lis, the smallest reported for
vears.-[So much for good erin.-Ep.l
- One Of the hands on the construction
train in jumping from the car At this place.
Monday evening, was severely injured in
ternally. Dr. =. o. Young, was called in
and administered relief to the patient The
car in which the party va. placed was len
over here two day.
- Mrs l.. y. Smith, Of this county.
aged forty.nine years aud some months
died on Sunday night last Of Consumption.
Funeral preached Monday evening al 3
O'Clock At the Christian Church in this
place Nv Rev. Gibson. The deceased was
daughter of Hamilton Raughman, ~ your
county.
- The Post-oflice at this place Kept by
Col. Hall Anderson, Was burglariyed last
week by boring out the hack window.
Considerable money rnd stamps were tax.
en-. Porter Evans, a colored hoy, was found
with some Of the money in his possession,
aud is now in Jail awaiting his trial. Sever
al Others are suspected as acoompIices.
- County Court Monday last. The day
was a most delightful one, consequently a
considerable number Of people in town;
an ordinary amount Of business transacted;
large lot of cattle on The market; prices
higher than usual; several lots Of noun
tain sheep sold we'll; several horse trades
and sales made, and soodly show Of stall
lions on the street. The farmers seemed
jubiant over the aba:ement Of the rainy
season, and the fine opportunity presented
for blowing, etc.
- We enjoyed very much litile trip
with Judge NJ. II. Owsley, Saturday last,
TO your town, met several 81 our friends
that we had not seen for years, and also
had pleasant call at your office. We also
took in all Of the villes in the Nest-end Of
your county, along with Griertown and
Danville and made many pleasant &C.
quaintances. Judge Owslcy was very much
graiifed by the many warm assurances
given him that he would be heaiily sup
ported in that section Of the District
RELIGIoUs.-The Quarterly meeting OF
he Methodist Church, of this place, closed
Sunday evening last. We understand they
had very interesting meeting and sever
Al good sermons by Rev. lIiner. 1t was
that Rev. John Sweeney, Of
Paris, Ky, would commence series Of
sermons at the Christian Church Monday
night, but by some mishap, he was not on
lime, and Rev. Jesse Walden preached and
lad one addition to the church. Mr.
sweeney arrived Tuesday evening and
preaching that night. lie is
me Of the "big guns in that church, and
We hope he will accomplish much here.
- PERsoSsI--Several Of the "young
floods" from adjoining cities were in our
own Sunday, among the number, Per
lie Rochester and George McAlister, Of
your town, Magofiin Hardin, of the Ken
lucky Obseref, Of Harrodsburg. John NJ.
and Hugh Logan. Of the same place. We
have scores Of fair and beautiful Madamoi-
'elles. Come and see rs soon again boys
John Greenleaf and Mrs. Miller, of Rich
nond, were here Sunday; also Roe Young,
from the same place, came down and took
his family back with him. Miss Mamie
Odds is visiting Richmond. Win remain
two weeks. Long while, hey John Among
he newspaper men present Monday, we
lad the pleasure of shaking the hand Of
Thomas II. Walton, Jr., Of the INTERIOR
JOURNAL and Col. LaRue Thomas, Of the
idroeme and Gard. We met Mr.. Richard
Warren this morning. lie wears quite a
milling countenance since the Stone has
'een drawn out Of his pathway. We think
re will he our new Commonwealth At
orney. Judge NJ. II. Owsley left Sunday ,
llernoon for Somerset to hold Court W.
}. Bradley and George Dlnlap, ST., left for
Richmond Wednesday evening. Mrs.
ioung arrived here Monday evening from
iustonville. DR.. Frank Young, who has
ecently located here, ia a member of
he examining board Of this the Eighth
udicial District, and Il also L. =. ex-
mining surgeon for the Department Of d
he Interior, and is a physician Of eight b
ears practice. We are glad to see him
pening up here with such good pro spects. :