The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-25
Mt. Vernon Department.
SAM N. BURDErT. Editor

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On Wednesday, W. g. Hiatt bought
from G. W. Adams, }. J.. Joplin and Al.
Caitron head Of cattle NJ $50 per head.
The pavement built by Me-. otter in
front of his residence, will, il is said, be cs.
tended on that side entirely down Main
Street
Emmett snoderass has sold hi inter
ct in biz fathers estate 10 W. ". Colycr
cor 5000. u l. said that Mr.. snoierass in
tends shortly to 60 West.
Mr. Barnes has effectively broken up
The cuchrc playing. hut be has not yet
closed the whisky shop. but then he is
not expected to do everything.
A protraoicd meeting conducted by
Rev. Mr. Boslcy, Of Louisville, {. In pro-
gress at Livingston. There have hcen several
additsons, but the exact number T. not
reported
Next Monday l. County Court day
several important sales Of real estate are
advertised 10 take place. The Court aud
Mr.. Barnes meeting together will he apt
to attract a large crowd.
Every person in the county possessing
a news item is requested to send i TO the
editor ct this column With the assis-
tance Of iriesds all the news can be given
and the interest consequently increased.
Mr. Barnes when he had been here
about week, said this was hard town
the hardest town he had ever visited, ex
oert Mt. Sterling. That town. be thought,
capped the climax in the way Of hard
towns.
1t seems that prices OF sewing machines
have surely reached bottom, o. Nowels Is
actually lelling the Weed and New York
Singer, elegantly finished, with all the
latest improvements, Tor twenty-five and
thirty dollars.
last Sunday, Seneca Delaney, a young
man about twenty one years old, while in
ioxieaied on his way home in the Glades,
tell from his horse face foremost into
branch, and was drowned. The water was
not more than four inches deep where he
fell.
The editor Of this department IL much
Obliged 10 the bourbon San Cor copying
into that paper an article which he wrote
to the Ceurio-Joapal, thus giving Il added
publicity; but he fears that the headlines
with which the editor Of the SIN saw IL
10 embellish Il, detracled severely from it,
merits, Il indeed, il possessed any.
Mr.. J. y. Wallen, our county surveyor,
has been al Livingston cor some days sur
veying railroad landa and lands belong
ing to r. 4. Gresham, deccasel. Mr. G.
A. Reid, who owns several thousand acres
Of land in Laurel county. Is nov there
having il surveyed. l, j. rich in tan bark
and all aorts Of timber.
The town has changed, changed,
changed. The boldesi whisky drinker
now guzzles his liquor from a hottie be-
hind convenient door; the les Of
the euchre player, which few weeks ago
were SCARED and sore. are healing rapidly,
and loud swearing in the streets has be-
come almost entirely a thing 81 The pat
The change is a welcome one.
There was a double wedding in the
Glades last Sunday. Mr.. Oscar liam was
married to Miss Pauline Collier, and Mr..
Washington Cable was linked 10 Mis- Jane
Ham......Mr. W. II. Young, erstwhile
clerk in J. II. Otterf store, msrricd
young lady Of this county, few days ago.
Now that he has a wife, he proposes 10
provide for her, and will go to Arkansas
this week to look after an estate which Il
coming to him there.
On Saturday last Miss Lacy Hunt was
brought before Judge Mcclure on a writ
he iunaiieo inqnifsndo. She was tried and
to be a lunaiic. Miss Hunt Is
about twenty three years Of age, and was,
until few months ago, a bright. healthy |
young lady. The cause Of her lunacy Is
unknown, but ii Is supposed to he heredi-
larry, as her father and one brother were
insane. She was ordered 10 the asylum at
Lexington, and was taken ihiiher on Mon
lay by deputy Sheriff, J. G. Albright
-PERsOSAL.-Miss Sallie Harrison, Of
is visiting this plaoe......Mrs.
Barnes and Miss Georgia barnes went
o Danville, Wednesday ..... Miss Belle
Root has returned to STANFORD ......
Misses Helen Conn, Ellen Firth and
susie WoodYarj, three Brodhead beauties,
'ere here this week ....~John Reed and
henry Leszinski, Of Louisville, we're in
own Weinesday......Mr. V. Hugo Smith,
{ Lancaster, is in Mt. Vernon on business
There we're eight drummer at Living
ton Wednesday morning.
The meetings begun in this town two
ieeks ago by Rev. Geo. o. liarnes still
Dntinue, and the interest in them il on the
lcrease. Crowded audiences have listen
! to all the discourses during the past
eek, and heart after heart has been en-
sted in the good work Of the faithful and
lduslrious evangelist. One good effect Of
'e meetings Is noticeable in the desiruc-
on Of that deep-rooted prejudice against
Their denominations which has long had
lace in the prevailing religious body at
bis place. A good feeling Of broiherly
We for all that call themselves Christians ,
taking il place, and the change "a most
adly welcomed. The meetings will con
nue over Sunday next. and longer than
lat II necessary. The number Of persons, :.
icluding rs on Wednesday night, who have
eeeived" the Savior and been RESTORED
Him at this writing (ThursdaY) Is &C.
ay the good work 20 on
Fl Rev. Geo. q. names Is holding mooiing at
!. Vernon, Ky. This n the place where one
nileman anbushed another gentleman several
oks ago and Oiled his abdomen with buckshot.
} thea walked up 10 the PROSTATE BODY Of his
him and enpiled the contents Of Eve chanihers
hia revolver into his head. A Jury Of twelve
partial yeoman Of iiockcaaile, upon the murder
4 trial brought 10 a verdict d aoiuitiaL ilfalthy
annuity that Ma sterling Democrat
The alnvo iloul Il MOI altouailar oarfaof I A.