Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-31

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lins Of Pine Hill, shot one Of the railroad
hands, colored man, one day last week.
The wound is not serious.
Geo. Ray, for selling whisky, was held
in 500 bond TO the circuit court by Judge
Lair last week. For same offense, George
Gof was tried, the resalt being hung ju-
~. The warrant against Col was then dis
missed, u being evident that = conviction
could not be secured.
Democrats all over the county, take
notice that on next Tuesday, the 7lh, Con.
gresham Is to be elected in this District
Rouse yourselves from the apathy under
which you have rested and get out your
neighbors. To the polls 10 the polls
should be the cry Of every democrat
The Court Of Claims last week allowed
about the usual number Of claims; & ned the
salary Of the county Judge at $500 and aiior.
ney $3.50; leased the privilege Of keeping the
paupers 10 Mrs Paulina Atkinson, at $40
each; continued J. J. Williams and J. j.
Brown as committee Of the Pauper Fund;
attended to other incidental business Of
email importance and adjourned after a
three days session.
AT NJ. J. Cooks, Pleasant Valley, can
be seen the biggest stock ofdry goods, cloth.
ing, notions, boots and shoes, hats, caps,
hardware, queenswarr, tinware, saddlery.
bacon, lard, -four, staple and fancy grocer.
les and all kinds Of goods usually kept in
a retail store. This stock was selected with
great care and will be sold cheaper than
ever before offered in Rocksasile county
Call and see for yourselves before purshas-
ing elsewhere.
ABOUT PEOPLE Misses Helen Pearl
and laura Hackney, two bright little beau
ties from London. were visiting friends here
last week. DIR. j. J. Brown leaves here
Thursday for Missouri, where he will pros
pect with the idea Of locating permanently.
Our people will sincerely regret to part
with the Doctor, who is a clever gentleman
and an excellent physician, but should he
think it best 10 change his residence, their
best wishes will attend him.
In order to encourage a taste for read
ing among our people, Mr.. ]. l. White
head has established in connection with
his drug and book store, News Depot
He keeps on sale the Louisville daily pa
pers, leading weeklies, the illustrated pa
pers, the best monthly periodicals and
general supply Of choice miscellaneous liter
AZURE. IT. you are behind the times its be-
cause you don't read. Go to Mr. White
head, buy paper and be wise.
AT Pine Hill lsst Thursday, the repre-.
sentatives Of the various coal companies Of
Laurel county met and organized the Lsu-
rel County Coal Association. The follow
ing companies constitute the association.
The Altamont, Laurel, Livingston, Peacock
aud Pilmsn Co'l Companies. G. Crooke
ives elected President Of the association,
Henry Wilken, General Agent and Geo. +.
Anderson Secretary. The Office Of the Gen.
Agent will be at Pilman. Mr.. Wilken says
that the object OF the association is positive
ly not to advance the prices Of coal, but to
increase the operations Of the various com
panies. He declares that justice will be
done to all and that good will result to the
purchasers by reason Of the association.
The Court Of Claims last week, by
vote OF nine TO Eve, elected Mr.. John w
Brown Common School Commissi oner for
This county, to serve during the next
Two years. This action Of the, court meets
with favorable Endorsement generally
rom the people. Mr.. Brown is a warm
friend Of education, thoroughly competent
md capable and from his association with
he Office heretofore, possesses more than
,verage qualifications. He will make an
No. ] commissioner. His only opponent
or the Office was Mr.. A. X. McCleary, who
$ a clever gentleman and would make
,ood officer. but there were good reasons
Il this time why Mr.. Brown should be
hosen over him.
BY request Of the democratic county
the following speakers will adj
Iress the people Of Roekcastle county in
,ehalf Of Hon. p. b. Thompson, Jr., at the
ollowing times and placer: Hon. james
!. Carter will speak at Brodhead, Thurs-
ay, Nov. %, at night; at Reedsille, Fri
ay Nov. Sd, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. John w.
brown will speak at John Kirby's Store,
aturday Nov. 4th, at o'clock, p. NJ, and
/ Rock Spring School House, same date,
/ night. Judge q. w. Mcclure and +. II.
.eppert will speak at Pine Hill Saturday
Iov. 4th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ at Livingston,
lme date, at night; at Bradley's Mill, Mon
Az, Nov. 9Th. at ! o'clock p. NJ. Judge w
}. Hansford and ]. +. Wallin will speak
Wilmot's Chapel Saturday, Nov. 4th, at
o'clock p NJ A. ]. Pike will speak at
ak Hill School House Saturday, Nov. 4th
o'clock P. Nj at Livingston, Monday
Ov. 9th at night. Sam NJ. BuTdett will
'eak at Brodhead, Thursday Nov. ID, at
ghi; at Reedville Friday Nov. 81 at 2 o.
ock P. NJ; at Oak Hill School House Sat-
day Nov. 4ih at o'clock P. NJ; at Adams
ihool House, in the Glades, Monday Nov.
h, at night. The people are cordially In
ted TO attend these meetings.
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