The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

l.. Thompson .cll' goods II the very Invest
prices
Don't forget that Jack Adams & Son
havc the hcst goods snd scll them At the
lowest fgurs
-lts bad, buy--it cuuldn't he worse;
but I'm blessed " Kentucky don't show
EN- how to vote in November.
Democratic orators aud correspondent
who figured on Indiana must have mixed
too much Kicker with their calculations
There Is a young dry goods CLERK in
town that blushcs terribly when You ash
him the question "whsi Kind II pants ~
Mr. VI. T. Newcomh has done hi. coun-
try md the town favor by building a
plank walk from the Depot to Main street
MI Aiircd Owens Eas moved his lam
lily into the France property, on old Main
street ...... Robi. white and family have
moved to scailold Cane.
The biggest and prcitiest stock Of
goods ever brought to Mt Vernon can he
found at Jack Adams a Sons Their
prices are SURE to please you.
- Pass not by the door Of Jack Adams
y Son. Stop IN aud examine their stock
learn their prices, and YOU are certain 10
purchase something They mean business
-ociobcr brings brilliant colors, :"
Scarlet leaves" and sunny weather" but
the reason why "our hearts are duller" i
because the Indiana election returns didn't
pan out like they "orier"
-Amani, Ham, an unfortunate. was
taken IN suddenly while in town few
evenings since, and being removed to the
Newcomb House, was delivered Of twins.
The babies are dead, and Mandav has been
sent to the Poor.house.
Rev. --, Of the NJ T.. Church,
South, will preach regularly in Mt Yer
non the 4th Sunday in each month. .... Ed.
A. 2. Terrill is conducting protracted
meeting at the Christian Church in Brod-
head .....At Elder J. L. Aliens night
meeting at the Christian Church here last
Sunday, there was one addition by con-
fcs-ion.
A fatal and deplorable accident oc-
CURED at Mr.. W. L. lIender.on's lat sun
day evening Robert Brown, little son
OF DR.. j. J. Brown, Of this place, playfully
pointed a carbine, which he supposed was
empty, At a young man name Joe PoG,
and pulled the trigger. The weapon was
discharged, and the ball struck Pol in the
side and passed through his bowels Poh
fingered in great angony until bis death.
Tuesday night
Mr.. J. A. HUI, Of Carlisle Ky, pas
senger agent for the Nandalia line, was
here On Wednesday ...... Mr.. J. A. Jackson,
artist at large, was IN town this week. lie
was actually happy over the result in In
diana, but then he's Republican ...... Mr.
J. II. Otter was called to Louisville to see
a sick child this week ......M c. MillerJr.,
and }. W. Moore, Of this place, left Tues
day for the lone Star State, where, II they
are pleased, they will secure locations for
future homes....-R u. Cook aud +. NJ
Taylor, Of Reedville, we're in town this
week
The coal interest j. decidedly the
greatest industry in Rockcsstle county.
Two freight trains are now run regularly
each way every day over the Knoxville
Branch between Richmond Junction and
Livingston 10 accommodate the coal deal
ers in this county. At present there are
five mining companies at Pine Hill and
Livingston, and these companies constitute
.Rockcaslle Coal Association" Of which
Mr.. G. Crooke Is General Agent and Mr.
W. A. Burnside, Assistant Agent. In the
month Of September, | am informed by
Mr.. Burnside, this Association sold and
shipped 3ll ears Of coal, sggrsga;ing l93,
O15 bushels. The price realized for this
coal WIS an average Of % cents per bushel
at the Mines OF the above amount, the
Pine Hill Coal Co. shipped l9i cars, or
69,S9S bushels at price Of Si,55S:4
which showing exceeds that Of all the 9TH
er Mines together. This Company besides
operating is own Mines, has recently
leased the Mines formerly operated by
Taylor a Co., aud it has in it, employ be-
tween $50 and 200 hands.
Married, at the Church in this place,
on Sunday evening, October 10th, 1850,
MIR. james NJ. Maret, was married 10 Miss
Molie NJ. Newcomb. The ceremony was
very beautiful and impressive, aud was
pronounced by Elder J l.. Allen, Of Dan
vile. The attendants were Prof A. G.. |
Lowell and Miss Mollie Whitaker, Mr.. |
+. L. Thompson and Miss Ala Fish. Il
is with genuine pleasure that note the
union Of this young and happy couple.
They have long been devoted to each 9TH
sr, and in their case, at least, "the course
IF true love did run smooth" Miss Mol
lie i beautiful, intelligent and accom-
pli-hed. She Is the daughter Of Mr.. NJ. p.
Newcomb, and ia universally beloved for
ler pleasing manners aud amiable dispose
ion. Mr., Maret is moral, industrious,
high-toned young gentleman. Originally
rom Garrard, he came here about three
years ago, and has since aoceptably dis
harged the duties Of railroad agent at
his place lie is 10 be congratulated on
laying won so precious a prize as Miss
'lollie. May heavens choicest blessings
'e showered on them both through long
nd happy welded life
ResoIUfions Of Respect.
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