Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-29

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Next Monday IL Quarterly Court. The
docket is small and contains nothing Of
interest.
--Messrs. J. q. Carter and l.. b. Carter
have formed partnership at this place for
the practice Of law and sale Of real estate.
The biggest, the best and the cheapest
stock Of goods ever brought to Mt Vernon
are now being received by Jack Adams &
Son.
Sells Bros show didn't get to London,
bat II you will look ia at Jack Adams 4
Sons you can see the boss stock Of goods in
the mountains.
The boys all along the line are glad to
see Phil Soden back on his engine again
The freighttrain has been ION time" every
day this week.
Our depot agent, Mr.. James Maret, has
provided himself with caligraph, an in.
strument which is a great improvement ON
the typewriter.
Cold Winter will soon be here. For
protection from its chilling blasts, provide
yourself with a nice warm overcoat al
Jack Adams 4 Sons.
To protect your feet while tracking
the festive rabbit through the snow Of win
ter, go to Jack Adams q Son and buy a
pair Of good heavy boots for 81.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks has moved into
rooms over the store Of r. l.. Brooks.
Prof Reppert's family have moved into the
building lately occupied by Mrs. Brooks.
In their Fall purchases Jack Adams
a Son paid special attention to their cloth
ing department. Look at their goods and
hear their prices before you buy your
Winter clothing. Their stock Of over
coats is the biggest and best.
The Kentucky Central r. r. will soon
have its trains running into this county.
When they have two railroads to furnish
transportation, Jack Adams & Son will
probably get in bigger stock Of goods
than their present one. Until that time,
the present stock takes the cake.
All the farmers are in big luck this
year. All the crops were unprecedentedly
good, and on top Of this is the finest mast
ever seen. The chestnut oaks, white oaks,
black oaks and beeches are all loaded.
There are enough acorns TO fatten every
hog in the county. In short, as an old
timer expresses it, it is "whalin' mast"
Last Monday, G. w. Mcclure, Master
Commissioner, sold under judgment in the
case Of VIM. Mcclure VS.. @. ii. Watts, a
tract Of land on Copper Creek, containing
100 acres to Joseph Tilfrey, for $500. j.
L. Joplin, Executor, offered for sale the
farm near town belonging to the estate Of
DR.. ]. Joplin, deceased, but it was with
drawn after 81 200 had been offered for it.
The following list of marriage licenses
issued during the present month is furnish
ed by NJ. c. Miller, County Court Clerk:
David Elder to c. B. Houston; N. ii. Ty-
rec to Talitha Houston; II. N. Denny TO
Mollie Hurst; James NJ. Duke to Edna
Farris; w. L. Jones to Belle Firth; Alva
Richmond to Laura Collins; X. J. Abney
to Elizabeth Gadd; John f. Candy to
Margaret Richmond.
The withdrawal of Col. w. o. Brad
ley from the Congressional contest was
genuine surprise TO most Of his friends
here. Had he remained candidate, he
would have received the solid republican
vote Of this county and good many DEM
ocrats besides. His withdrawal makes the
latter party mighty solid for Little
Phil" The republican leaders here, it
seems, had actually expected Brsdley's
election, and they are looking rather blue
over the prospect now.
The X. G. contractors have let the fol-
lowing building contract TO S. ii. Thomp-
son, Of this place; One house, 100 feet
long, 20 feet wide and ~ feet high, for the
accommodation Of convicts; another 50 by
20 feet to be used as a commissary, a
guard-house 20 by 20 feet; stables to ac-
commodate so horses and mules. These
buildings will be erected on Roundstone,
near VIM. McNew's.~ Mr. Thompson will
begin the work next week and expects to
have it all completed by Nov. LIST.
ABOUT PEoPLE.-Capt. w. G. Welch,
Of Stanford, was here Monday. ProfW. NJ.
Linney, of Harrodsburg, was here this
week, visiting Mt. Vernon's Geologist, Mr..
Robert Joplin. Capt. 7. II. McMichael, Of
the T. an r II waa hara a ahorf tima
Tuasd.v Mia Emma Whit of Man.
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