The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26
w. Vernon.

The "Club" looks like it would be
success
Less drunkenness than usual was OBJ
servsble in town Monday.
There was a slight letting up in the
mercury Wednesday morning.
People here who have them, began
filling their ice houses Wednesday morn
ing. The ice was about p inches thick.
A warrant for grand larceny was sworn
out Wednesday by John Allen for Henry
Mullins, commonly known as "Sho, Hen
ry"
There was a big Ball somewhere in
this county last Tuesday night, as was ev-
idenced by the sleepy looks Of the boys on
Wednesday.
What has become Of the Mounting Star
Can it be that it has taken a fight down
wards? Let it appear above the horizon
and fear no eclipse.
Ashley Owens, who has been distilling
brandy during the Fall at Mt. Guthrie,
proposes to erect a whisky distillery, which
will begin operations at once.
Jesse Roberts was arrested on a peace
warrant sworn out by Cynthia Fry one day
last week. lie gave bond to be ofgood he
havior till Circuit Court, and was dis
charged.
Commissioner W. G. Welch certainly
intends to sell all the land in Lincoln
county. No less than eight notices Of land
sales to be made by him were posted on
our Court-IIouse bulletin last Monday -
And they were hardly half-ED.l
The operatives in the employ Of the
Livingston Coal Co. have struck for high
er wages. They have been receiving 81
and 4 cents per bushel for mining coal and
thinking this too little, they demanded
cents, which was refused Hence the
strike.
Married, on the 22d inst, Mr.. II. q. |
Sutton to Miss Nicy Burton. The cere-
mony was pronounced by Judge G.. ". /
Mcclure. Mr.. Sutton was a widower, hav- |
ing lost his wife about three months ago, |
and his marriage shows that only in we'd I
ded life is there true happiness.
The town authorities showed their
hand last Saturday evening. Bill Jack,
negro, having thrown excessive quantities
Of liquor under his belt, grew boisterous
and threatened disturbance, which was
checked by his arrest and Incarceration.
He was tried Monday morning, and fined
1850.
Thanksgiving day was generally oh.
ieryed here. There were services at the
Christian Church Your correspondent
vas honored with an invitation by Mr. J.
I. Whitehead To assist in demolishing
'oyal turkey, which he was not slow to nc.
ept. Misses Clara and sallie Whitehead
rad prepared an elegant repast, which was
heartily enjoyed by a few friends.
AT Pine Hill last Friday night John
Yasson engaged in a renooun,er with some
,ariies whose names he refuses 10 diyulge. {
everal pistols figured in the aaray, and '
yasson was shot in two plaoes-receiying !
flesh wound in the arm and a similar q
Found in the side. There have been no q
rrests. II is reported that two Of the .
yoodson boys did the shooting. Wasson's q
rounds are not serious. =
A visit 10 Crab Orchard, in company q
With Louisville friend, last Sunday, was I
ne Of the most delightful experiences that a
be winter has enjoyed for many and many
day. The people Of the little town are c
otably clever, and the ladies especially {
re sublime. Two-thirds of our enjoyment e
as due to the kindness Of your fair aud n
farming little correspondent, Miss Jen- d
lie Buchanan. She l. not less graceful n
nd brilliant in dispensing hospitality than q
ie Is with her pen. Z
Last Monday Was County Court day. a
eeause Of the cold weather, there was on 81
small crowd in town. Mr. T. X. Il
Talton, Jr, Of TnE INTERIOR JOURNAL, d
as here, making coll ectons aud aequain. 81
noes and receiving subscriptions. lie l.
ade many friends for himself and the
iper Every farmer and houss-holder in q
ockcaslle county ought 10 ! G subscriber Il
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