The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-11


- The physicians say that the usual
health Of the county Is seriously intcrfercd
with by Dyseniery, which seems TO pre-
vail a. an epidemic.
90 We are authorized to announce John
T. Stephens a candidate for sheriff Of
Rockcastle county at the August election.
subject to the action Of the Democratic
party. 43l-if
-- When Mt. Vernon Democrat heard
Tuesday Of Garfeld's nomination for the
Presidency, he removed his cigar from his
mouth, and remarked "By Gor' Field will
be our next PresideniT
Doc Dean, Of Pine Hill, is pushing
things at his coal mine down on skagg's
Greek. When some Of the ore from Docs
mine has been converted into "yellow
boys" then he will indeed have a fortune.
Success to him.
On the 81 inst the Court Of Appeals
affirmed the Judgment Of the Roekoaslle
Circuit Cour; in the case Of c. Crooke, &c,
W. W. X. Dillon. In the Lower Court
Dillon obtained Judgment at the Septcm-
her term, 1867, against Crooke and other
for $500.
Ne call attention 10 the candidacy,
announced elsewhere, Of Mr.. John T. Ste
phens for the Office Of sheriff Of this coun-
~ at the ensuing August election. Mr.
Stephens once filled the office with great
credit TO himselfand the county. II elect
ed he will make faithful officer.
MIR. John L. Whitehead has received
his appointment asPosimaster at this plae,
rice J. W Moore. resigned. Mr.. White
head has also purchased from W. NJ
Weber the stock Of drugs and fixtures re-
Gently bought from Willis Adams, Jr The
Postoflice will be removed to that building
80 The Republican nominations are GER
tain to be troublesome. Tuesday evening
a Republican in town, who had his hide
full Of whisky, undertook to yell Tor the
"new frm," and he bawled out "'Rar FOL
Ar6eld and Garihur~ The scent Of III,
Custom House was strong on that voter
breath.
-Conkling was about right when be
said in his speech nominating Grant "Th'
prejudice against third term will not liv,
beyond the political dog.days which en-
gendcred IT," Grant will now take a back
seat with a very perceptiblo willing Of tho
lanrels on his brow, and he who next ask
for third term will be en- ambitions
American, truly.
90 Mrs. Belle Chrisman, Of Danyille, and
Mrs. Kate Roberts, Of IIarrodsburg. ar,
visiting Mrs. NJ. G. Miller. Jr Mr.. NJ. r
Brinkley is in Louisville this week, wheth
er for business or pleasure, ! am unable Ia
say. Samuel Avritt, Esq, Of Lebanon
was at Livingston last Saturday looking
after the interests Of the Livingston Coal
Company. MI. and Mrs &. Crooke. Of
Pine Hill, are visiting relatives in Gar
rard.
Your Mt. Vernon Reporter was de-
lighted few evenings since at making the
acquaintance Of your fair and charming
Crab Orchard correspondent, Miss Jeannie
Buchanan. She Was one Of beyy Of young
ladies who accompanied Mr.. VIM. Buch-
anan and wife on their bridal trip a. far as
Livingston. The other young ladies we're;
Misses Annie Buchanan, Lilias Buchanan,
and Jean Diekerson. They were as lively
a party Of girls as ever We'd with the music
Of their laughter the melody Of Rookoas-
ties ripping river.
- Common Pleas Court Is in session, but
very little business Is being done. There
Is a notable absence Of lawyers. w. q,
Bradley was wrangling with the Blaine
dogs-of-war at Chicago udde Pearl Is put
ting In his best ticks for Circuit Judge in
the Fifteenth District, while Ben Holman,
in the same district, is trying his best to
convince the average voter that the fate OF
the Nation depends on his election as
Commonwealih's Attorney. Col. II. NJ.
Bradley was here the first day Of Court,
bat owing TO threatened illness, and his
supposed disgust at the dryness Of the pro-
oeedine, he returned home. Most Of the
cases have been continued, and the Rock
castle Court Of Common Pleas will adjourn
sine die, about Thursday morning. On
Wednesday, at meeting Of the onicerand
members Of the bar, resolutions eulogistic
Of Hon. Robert j. Breckenridge, both a. a