The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

ton oi the coming Of the Kentucky .n.
trail. are preparing ~ opcn several coal
minea w that nciehhnfhuod.
Newt MONDAY !. county Court Jay
II the wcalher y good. the lirmeri viii
stay NJ home and work and let the Court
take care Of itself NJ. D. nriasleys sale
Of notes and accounts will he the principal
attraction.
Ashley Ovens distillery 10 NJ Ouih-
rie has suspended operations 10 eemed.
no matter how hard they pressed li. that
Il would never run up 10 its capacity. Il
therefore became losing JOB and was
abandoned
.-Mr. George Miller, Of Lebanon. Who
l. in the employ u Nenahlc \ Co. rail
rad contractors, passed mp the read Fri
day with a carload Of hands for that firm
Mr.. Miller thinks the iron-hOfse will 20
into London by the 10Th ol September.
Mr.. James NJ brown, m old man who
came 10 this county ahou; one year ego
from Missouri, and who was shortly there
after adiudgcd 10 b. a lunatic and cent 20
the Eastern I.unatic Asylum at Lexington.
died in that institution on the 10th inst.
II Consumption
a correspondent says, in the Cincin-
natl Enquire, that the Kentucky Central
will b.6nilt 10 Richmond by the first day
Of next Winter, and will BE- completed 10
Roundsione Junction IN the shortest ta,s.i.
BILE time. u j. barely possible that the
correspondent doesn't know anything about
IT,
81 Mis- Mamie Jones. Young lady who
lived on the hill above town, died rather
suddenly last week She became ~ on
Sunday and soon had convulsion'. She
died in great misery Tuesday morning.
A good many sensational reports as o. the
cause Of her death are flying about
oh. the degenerscy Of the times and
the people The remnants 81 that set
which used Ia devote three-iourih- Of their
time TO the scientific and double-bo~cred
game Of euchfe, with their return 10 tie
deck, play no more the noble game, bat
give themselves up to pitch, in which
they Saw Oh ior the beer
DIR J. J. Brown and Capt 7. J.. BAL
lard arr both In Esiill county this wreck
looking after Senatorial houors lig the wav.
10 the Chairman Of the District Commit
tee: It's time that the claims Of these
worthy gentlemen were settled. They
cant both he elected, and the one lhat'-
to have "ras.el7 with Radical ought 10
he knowing IL.
1t il rumorcd that one Of the sons Of
shade Herring, who lives in the Glade
heard a noise in his father. corn crib one
night last week, that he arose immediately
I on hearing IL, took down his shotgun, and
approaching the crib poured about half a
pint Of bird shOt into the shoulder Of a
iwo-legged FOX that jumped out o. the crib
: and ran of in the darkness
From the amount Of yelling, "gecing,
"hawing,r brandishing of lines aud other
implements, the breaking Of sticks ant
the hnrrying about Of men, women and
children in and about town this week, an
unsOphisticated stranger might be TED "a
suppose that the devil i 10 pay. But a.
nothing Of the sort; lis only the pleasant
> exercise Of making gardens that All these
, people are indulging in.
/ Squire Ping, Of the skagg' Greek pre-
cinct held an inquest, Saturday, over ihs
dead body Of a little girl baby, supposed
TO he the child Of Mandy Wilmot. The
lahy was born at the house Of John W
Marler, and when found il had been stuff
/, ed into a bed tick, filled with straw The
body bore evident marks Of violence, and
: the verdict Of the jury was that il came "a
= it, death at the hands Of it, mother. She
' will be tried for the crime
= sion this week. Il l. thought that, per-
: haps the case Of the Commonwealth Vs.
{ Pal Rogers, for the murder Of laaacs, will
r, be tried. Mr.. u. y. Williams, who va.
! was ON the Big Hill, Monday, ,ays that ihs
Isaacs- Abram party lefl for Mckcr, sun.
? day night, and the Rogers party went ul
: Monday morning Both parties wer,
! heavily armed with sho,-guns aud pistol
: and il l. barely possible that, unless they
! keep their heads cool, hostilities may y,
, resumed at the capital of JACKSON.
; -Aiva Pullins, u Garrard, while 10
his way 10 this county short time ago
shot and Killed a large hawk, on Coppcl
Greek hill. Making an examination Of ia,
= body, he discovered a squirrels Le.d at
, tached IN the hawks leg by the Squirrel.
teeth. ID appeared that the hawk had
caught the squirrel ia his iallns. the sqnir
rel had closed iis teeth through The hawk
thigh with a death grip, and then hi
hawkship had dcvoured the squirrel ex-
I cept the head which he was destined to
carry with him to his grave, Hawks hav,
frequently been seen with small sieel Trap
, fastened 10 their feet, bat this Is the iirsl
instance recorded where one was - deyot-
edly attached 10 a squirrels head.
-BiIs John Whitehead expects o. =,
20 Oregon sOOn......Jim Novels Variety
Store now has telephone communicable
> with the rest of the town.. The good
DC ople meet at the Church Tor prayer
meeting every Wednesday night. Dick
Geelin has gone into the tombstone bust
ness .... The warm evenings Of the weel
have afforded the girls opportunities fol
outdoor exercise. In no town u it, siz'
in the State eau you see more and pTetilel
girls ON a summer evening than in Nj
Vernon ...... The men who usually go or
: piscstofial excursions are becoming rest
les. ... The man who suppliest the county
with patent medicines vas ia town Thu
week
-AEouT PEorLE-David Thompson q
+ in Louisville this week .... Miss Belle Wi
, son is the guest Of Mis- Cleo Williams
...... l.. :. Jones. Of Louisville, was her,
Saturday ...... Mrs. Dr. Mckee has beef
seriously IN during the week, but l. better
: now ...... Ike Stewart is attending the Jack
son Circuit Court...... Mr. A. H. Thornton
il al home again after a protIacted yisil
10 Paris. Father \. j. DOnnelley, Of
Richmond, was here Wednesday ...... Mr.
Paul 4. stephens, Of Louisville, lately ap
pointed on the Engineer corps Of the l.. 4
n. Railroad, Is al Livingston, present
headquarters of the Knoxville extension
......Col. and Mrs. Mat Walton, Of lancas-
/, ter, will leave there this week to make
their home in the future at Lexington
A an old friend Of Col Walton, and one
whom he was always fond 10 see during
his frequent visits 10 the city on the
Hill, the writer desires to express his re-
greet at this change Of location However
while by no means pleasant 10 his friend-
il may DE best for col. Walton himself
II ought 10 be, for there lives no man more
deserving than Mat Walton. Young, ac-
tive. social, with high atisinmenls aud
plenty of energy, he deserves 10 60, and
will, II circumstances are only halfway
favorable, go 10 the top round Of the lad
der. Here's at YOU, Mat, me boy and may
you and yours long live aud prosper, with
Gods blessing.