The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-30
HOCKClsTLE.
Mf. Vernon.

Bradley and Denny may buster an,
rear around, but John d. White represent
the fighting element Of the Republican
party.
- Mr.. John c. Young will deliver lee
ture on the "Lost Arts" at tAe Court.hous,
tonight (Friday.) Our people should turn
ont en- mcSsc to hear him.
John p. White voted for Bigger fol
Speaker, and now he undertakes to thresh
him when his rulings don't suit him
White evidently wants 10 be a Bigger mar
than the speaker.
Sam Pursell bought 20 head of hogs at
3 cents per pound; also II mules at prices
ranging from $40 to $50. Mr.. A. J. Rice
Of Garrard county, was in town Monday
He bought a ndmber Of cattle and mules,
for which he paid liberal prices. C.
Crooke sold him mule for 1925.
The London Examiner is the name OF
a sparkling publication which emanates
from the couniy-seat Of Laurel. The first
number was issued Tuesday. II is live
paper, Democratic in politics, and with
John Mckee at the editorial helm its sail
ing will be prosperous. Success TO it
ATTENTION TEACHERS. The Mt. Yer
non Male and Female Academy Is offered
for sale. A transfer Of possession to the
purchaser will be made in time for the
next session. The property consists Of one
acre Of ground, on which are good DWELL
ing and school-buildlng combined. Any
one desiring to establish permanent and
paying school may address, for terms, &C.,
Prof J. L. Whitehead, Mt. Vernon, Ky.
Pal Rogers, who killed man named
Isaacs few weeks ago in Jackson county,
was in Mt. Vernon last Saturday and was
near town Monday. Monday night he
went TO Jackson county, and Tuesday
David Garrett, Deputy Sheriff Of Jackson
county, undertook to arrest him on
bench warrant for murder. Rogers shot
Garrett, killing him instantly. He is still
at large. Our sherihs had better keep shy
of him.
CANDIDATES. Judge NJ. II. Owsley,
Hon. J. W. Aloorn and X. G. Warren, Esq,
were in town Monday, mingling with the
dear people and presenting their claims.
They took advantage Of the noon adjourn
ment, each Of them making a speech in
The Court House to a good crowd. iDiek
Warren "took" we'll. lie will get rous-
ing vote in this county, and will make
good Commonwealth Attorney. Our
people were much pleased with Judge
Owsley and Mr.. Aleorn. It's a pity we
can't vote for both Of them.
PERsOSAL.-Mrs. DIR. W. Z. Mckee,
accompanied by her daughter Miss Lou,
eft last Saturday for a visit to their rela-
ives in London. W. L. Brown, Esq,
Judge Of the Laurel County Court, one of
he most genial gentleman in this or any
'ther State, has been here during the
week. Willis Adams, Jr., G. d. Woods
md Wade Walker, Of Garrard, paid Rock
astle visit this week. Mr.. Hunley Sin
Teton, Town Marshall Of Lancaster, is at
ending Circuit Court here. Miss Lou
one Of Broadhead's handsome
Dung ladies, Is visiting relatives in Lin
DIN county. Capt Jack Adams has re-
overed and i on the streets again. Prof
!. L. Garner has secured another class in
enmanship His frst class were delight
with his method Of instruction. Mil
IN Sowder, member Of the bar from
forth Salem, Indiana, is visiting this
Dunty, his old home. His many friends
re glad to see him after his long absence.
lr. y. Z. MoClary, Of Barboursyille, Is ,
sitting relatives aud friend, in this coun-
:, his old home. The people here love :,
Doc" aud are always happy 10 zee him. u
Ie will leave | hope, fniisr II not a wiser e