The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-03-05
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IIou-c, on the 3rtl inst.
On Main street, in this place, in the
garden Of Mr.. V. X. Logan, there is a
plumb tree in full bloom.
That tramp" who fought and ran
away, 60, himself caught, and oh don't
he stay in the "litilc red house around the
corner"
We are pleased To announce that Mr..
Robt. Clark, Of this place, has been appoint
ell permanent yard master at the depot,
with full control over everything connect
ed thereto.
A fine lot Of cattle lfeeders) passed
mp towards your town last Friday. Twen-
ty dollars per car on common cattle for a
seventy-Gve mile ride has had the effect Of
putting Them upon the dirt road.
- The notorious "Rcti' IIeton was
brought into town Monday aud jailed on
the charge Of numbering an Irishman sew
eral years ago. Red has been a hard egg,
and has put more than one Of his fellow
beings to the cooling board.
The friends Of our fellow citizen, Mr..
G.. II. Ensel,wil regret to know that he has
received telegram bearing the painful
news of the death Of his twin brother Al,
Dallas, Texas. on the 2Glh nit. Mr.. Ensel
has the sympathy Of all his friends.
- The Mcssrs. Johnston Brothers have
disposed Of their stock Of goods at the de
pot store, and "Dick, the putty man" has
gone to Lebanon, Ky, his former home,
on a visit to his mother and friends. lie
will return soon tn engage in other bust
ness.
Mr.. Evan +. Barron, native and for
sixty years a citizen OF this county, Is dan
gerously III Of bronchitis at his home in
Knob Noster, Missouri. lie was a prom
inent member Of the County Court for
many years, and always respected mem
Der Of society.
CDR" Dengler, Of Shaniytown, thinks
the Reporter did him injustice last week, as
he is the Disciple Of Esculapius, and not
DR.. Jonas who was called in the "Ianganr
case. lie can't afford to have so bright a
laurel transferred from his professional
brow to that Of another.
Mr.. b. w. Daulton, as learn, has
leased few feet Of the Handy lands lying
on the road between Fishing Creek and the
National Cemetery, and has erected there
an N ssran,..-'f faotor,, aul L. ,o,, ,.a..l;,..
death and destruction to the neighborhcod.
The better citizens are very much incensed
over the affair.
Last Monday near Taiesville diff
Guilty occurred between Mr.. J. o. German,
a sub-contractor under Huston n Co, and
a burly negro. lie felled Mr.. German TO the
earth with a club wounding him seriously.
The hostile African was brought to town
Tuesday and lodged in VIII s. Shepperd's
"runnel," to await legal investigation.
Mr.. Tom Griffin. an assistant at the
depot says the railroad company came near
losing its agent the other day. lie SAYS
while the numerous trains were being dis.
patched from this place, Mr.. Wright, the
agent, became 80 excited as to finally imag-
inc the whole thing To he one grand imam
agerie' and tried to follow it to the sunny
South.
BoRS.-In Somerset ON the eth uli., To-
The wife Of Mr., John Taylor, a daughter,
On the 9th, TO the wife Of Mr. John In
man, a son. On the same day To the wife
II Mr.. S. q. CundiI, a son. Last week in
he vicinity Of town, to Miss Mollie futile.
! son. In Somerset, on the lat inst To
he wife of James Ware, a daughter, and |
'everal back precincts 10 hear from.
-A few days ago difficulty occurred |
'outh Of here on the line Of the railroad |
between one Inman, Of Whitley county,
md Crate Owens, desperate character of
his county, in which Owens received two
'isiol shots, one in the shoulder and the
'ther in the abdomen-either may prove
atal. lie was arrested aud brought 10
own by Mr.. d. &. Heath and is now in
all. lie appears perfectly careless Of his
rounds.
- There were twenty more shares
aiken in the turnpike at the meeting ON
last. There were also nineteen
conditional shares taken, fourteen Of which
Iere In favor Of the Fishing Creek route.
here can be no doubt as the latter being
he proper one to select. We venture TO
ny II would prove to he the cheapest route
y al least from six to eight thousand dol
ms. All interested should be at the meet.
NJ tomorrow.
i learn from Mr.. IIovey, President
the n. y. and soulh Western Peiro-
'um Co., now operating in this county,
rat n we'll will he sunk within one and
ali miles OF town, on the farm Of Mr.. J. ,
!. Girdler, within the next three months.
he Company took lease on the farm
~ days since. Some recent blasts have
zen made at this point and some stones |
lrown out 81 very porous nature, from
hieh the oil drips. do hope they may 1
lcceed even beyond their expectations. .
PERsOSAL.-Mr. sam Whinnery, Of !
chattanooga. was in town last Friday Mr. I
,hn Pherigo. formerly Of this place, but
,w Of London, Is in town. John j. a
Orlhy young man and de.eryedly Shere
lown. lie says he has been kept here l
Ter his Time by high waters but ! learn
very estimable yonng lady In Town says, I
ct the creeks keep ur'--he don't care. !,
=. j. ", Mclieaih. of the irm Of Nc
sath a Owens. ~ this place. aud family 7
Il last week for Arepla, M. Mrs. Nc
'ath goes Ia witt her parents aud friends,
d will remain away until April. Mr.. NJ.
II return in short time by Way Of the
los hrineing with him fresh stock 81