Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-30
Mt vesxos DEPARTMENT


| Next Monday ~ OnarterN 'ourI
King. the man who killed Roberts, has
been tried and acquitted.
Mr.. C. Adams and wife have moved
into town, and are occupying DR.. Mckee.
house.
1t has rained continuously here for ten
days The slush !. entirely too slushingly
.lushv.
MIR. James Croutcher has bought from
W. r. Brooks. Of Paris, the laiter's house
and lot in this town ,or $500.
The HOLIDAYS here have passed with
out any festivities whatever. There has
not even been "settin'" party.
1t is expected that about the usual
smount Of "swearing of will be INDUCED
in by the boys net, Saturday night
The mail Tor this place was not carried
to Livingston Wednesday evening. Thi.
is the strange-t event OF the month.
The KO engineers went home for
Christmas, but returned Tuesday, and are
now engaged In survey log the Hurricane
route.
Eds. Nsnhook and snodgrsss are con.
ducting prolrpcled meeting at this
place There had been no additions up TO
Wednesday night.
The Mt Vernon Minstrel- will exhib-
it at Brodhead next Monday night The
panorama Of the BLAZING Zone" is the
most marked feature on the programme.
ANOTHER LuSArio.-Ssmuel Huston,
young man Of this county. was brought
into town Wednesday night and delivered
to the jailer. lie il violent lunatic.
Insanity has become cne Of the most COM
mon forms Of dise,se in this county.
Petty thieving has become very com.
mon hereabouts, Of late. Last week, d.
n. Williams Smoke-house was entered
and three hams, a side and shoulder Of
meat carried oh. John McClary'- poultry
yard has suffered severely. Nearly all hi,
turkeys and chickens have been stolen.
John taylor, Of color, was arrested
Tuesday, charged with stealing a sack oil
-four belonging to 5 X. Ashley, from the
depot. last Saturday night lie vas tried
before Judge Mcclure, who required hin
to give bond in the SUN Of 500 to tn,
Circuit Court. Jack Adams, Jr, and Jno
W. Brown, signed his bond, and he wa,
discharged
Among the most pleasant incidents Of
Christmas was the reception by jane
Maret Of several valuable presents from
his friends Mr.. J II. Otter gave him
handsome hat, Hnd Messrs c. Crooke and
J. ID. Chandler pre.ented him a fine suil
Of clothes. Mr. Maret is the efficient
agent Of the l.. n n. 4. X, at this place
and a splendid gentleman. lie deserved
all he got, and more too.
Ashland Lodge, No. $40. +. n A. NJ,
on the 9Th inst, elected the following off.
GERS; g. W. Mcclure, W. NJ; DIR. j. J.
Brown, 5. W; Willis Griffin, J. W; Sam,
NJ. Burdett, 5. d; q. II. Albright, ]. d.;
d. n. Williams, sec'y; Jack Adams, Jr.,
Treas, G. W. Adams, S. Il T. A resolu.
ton favoring he assessment Of fifty cents
on each member, annually hereafter, for
the support Of the Widows and Orph ans
Home was unanimously adopted.
The following marriage license.
white have been issued since the 18th
inst., by our County Court Clerk VIM
Houk to Rebeces Wearen Allen Burdett
to Mary Parsons; VIM. Mcclure, Jr., to
Georgia Hansell; ]. ]. Jones to Mollie
Brock Nm. White to Sarah Owens: W
@. Clark to Betsy Mcclure Enoch Ham.
mock to Martha Pitman; John w. HAsty
to Mollie Poh; J. S. Burton to Mary
Lawson; Jack Renner to Sarah Bowman /;
John Durham to Matilda Scott; WIN.
Quinn to Emeline Pinkston; VIM. Doane
to Mary J. Browning.
-PERsoSAL-Miss Josie Dutton, Of
Louisville, is visiting Mrs. c. Croote, Of Pine
Hill...... Miss Helen Conn has returned 10
her home at Brodhead ...... Mr.. G.. f. Her.
rick, of the q. S. Monthly, Chicago, was
here this week ...... Prof A. G.. Lowell is
spending tine holidays with his friends in
Mt. Vernon......Col. W. o. Bradley, Of
Lancaster, was here yesterday on profes.
sional business ...... Messrs. s. II. and Gar.
rard Thompson have returned from Glen
Mary and will remain here permanently.
...... Mr.. Edward Parker, Legislator from