The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-09

-- Your Reporter received letter from
the Chairman Of tho lincoln County DEM
9craiir Committee lat Monday inviting
the Democracy OF Rockoasilc to psriici-
pate IN The grand llancork and English
barbecue 10 be given ~ Crab urchard
Spring, on the 22l inst Rockcasilc's pe-
mocracy will undoubtedly take pant in the
affair.
- lsaac Fish, little negro, who was ar
rested last week for burglary. was iriel on
that charge lac, Tuesday before County
Judge Mcclure. aud was held 10 answer to
the Circuit Court ina bond Of $500. In
default n the bond BE- was sent 10 iail.
fliiah Iccse. who j. charged with mali
ciously siahbinr q. u. wilmot. while both
parties wcro fnll 81 Crab Orchard whiskcy,
was to have his trial yesterday lrhursdayl.
II T. thought nov tha. Wilmoi win GER
tainly recover. james Ham and Timothy
Ham whipped fellow in the Glades the
other day, and were each appropriately
mulcied by Squire Cable last Tuesday
A iumor reaches here that A. Henderson.
while engaged In dispute with MARI
Boyd, an old man Of 20 years, one day last
week, knocked the old man down with a
club.
81 Mis- NJ Clark Englcman, u Danville,
T. the guest of Mrs. Dr. Burleli. At ircd-
head Misses Alzie Fish and Mollie New
comb. Of this place, are visiting Mrs. Car.
RE Graves At Livingston. Prof. A. q. Low
ell has returned from his trip 10 the noun.
tains much improved in appearance and
appetite. Nv request Of the citizens Of
Brodhead, NJ. John u. Whitehead deliv-
cred lecture on "Culinrer In the Baptist
church At this place lat SUNDAY evening.
lie was complimenied with large and
appreciaiive audience Hon. Il. y. Gres-
ham, of Livingston, who has been in had
health for some time, i. am glad 10 say,
very much better. lie j. now able 10 run
foot races, although he gets beat occasion.
ally Mr.. Charlie. Burns, u Louisville, Is
here, the guest Of NJ. =. Brinkley, Esq.
Mis- Emma Arnold, a handsome Young
lady from Garrard, Is the CUES, 81 Mis-
Helen Conn. at Brodhead Mrs. Martha
Carpcnning. Of Tennessee. T. visiting the
family ofC. A. Redd, E-q.
- The glorious Fourth did not pas. IN
needed in Mt Vernon. Though no ran
mons were fred, no speeches made. not
even the declaration II Independence
read, the day we celebrate had H. fcstiyi-
ties. The young gentlemen gave a grand
hop in the evening at the Joplin Hosse.
The crowd present Wa immense
Those who did not dance enjoyed
themselves in feis.st,is in the parlors.
In the broad, spacious dining. room which
had been cleared Of IL furniture, and the
hoor Of which was As smooth and bright
a. a mirrors surface the flying fesi Of
the frolicksomc derolecs u Terreichore
kept merry slime In the harmonious
shrieks 81 the violins. From s o'clock in
the evening until . O'Clock next morning
every room in the Hotel was ahlare with
light and brilliant with life aud bcaniy
The enjoyment was excessive aud univer
sal. All present agrecd that such time
Of merry making had not hesn seen In Mt.
Vernon before for many a day Your Re
porter mingled with the festive ihronx, and
iound time to scratch in bis notebook tho
names Of the following visitors Mis-
Ella Coaner, Lebanon, Indiana; Mis-. Hell
en- Conn, Brodhead; Mis-. Emma Arnold
aud Mis- stagner. ,iarmrd county; Ms.
Maggie Saunders ani Misses Ida Fish.
Minnie E.lmi-ion, Mallis brooks, aud Lids
E,lmiston, Crab Orchard; Ms-sr.. ncmpf.
Chandler and Burnside. Pine IIill; Tom
CNr-on. W. =. lee, Stuart Carson, Walter
Elmi-ion, Crab Orchard, aud Emmett
Conn, Brodhead. The music, which Wa
excellent, was furnished by the Pine It'll
and Livingston String Band So highly
capiivaicl wera the Crab Orcharl folks
that they did not return next moIning, bat
remained over Tuesday and that evening
paid visit 10 Livingston. where they en-
ioyed the rich hospitality Of Hon. X. r.
Gnsham and hi- -pcndid wife.