Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-20
NI. YERHoE DEPARTMENT.



j. ]. Thompson is able to 20 about
again. George Fish had recovered suft-
GENTLY to return to Lexington last week.
james l. White, deputy sherie, took
Dan Quinn to Frankfort Fridry night. He
goes 70 serve two years for nanslaughter.
Corn lie selling at from SOC to COO per
bushel in this county; meal at zoe per bus.
Champ Mullins sold two tracts Of noun
tain land, containing about 100 acres at
about $3.50 per acre.
j. I. Clark has moved into the proper
ty recently purchased from W. II. Bently,
and which has been occupied by DR.. J. j..
Brown. The doctor will either 90 TO Parks
Vile or to Louisville.
"A man named Kelley came into town
the other day and by his actions showed
very plainly that he was slunatic. He
was taken upon a writ Of lunacy, tried aud
sent to the Asylum at Lexington last Fri
day.
Mr.. Jas. r. Cook showed us the other
day chicken with two verv we'll develop
ed heads, from the same neck. 0lhervise.
the chicken ia well formed and large. He
has preserved it in alcohol, so that any one
who doubts il may see for himself.
PROF. L. V. Dodge, Of Beres college,
will deliver lecture on Education, in
the church at this place, on Monday night,
Dec. Sd. He will give special attention to
the present condition and pressing needs
OF the mountains Of Kentucky. Let every
body come out to hear him.
Only about 8 miles Of the X. G. Rail.
road track remains TO be put down. Mes.
Dickey 4 Rosser will finish their work To-
day. NJ Tsbler will finish Wednesday.
There will be no ob.iruciiops to trsck-lay-
ing BY the work not being finished. II, will
be but short time until you can 70 to
Richmond in two hours, instead Of two
days, as at present.
Miss Cleo Williams has returned from
Louisville. Misses Butner and Martin, of
Brodhead, accompanied BY Mrs. VanHook
and Mn. AcRoberts, spent Sunday in
town. Misses Pattie Adams and Lula Pull
Inns have bean visiting in this vicinity for
several days. Mcclellan Williams is in
New Albany reading medicine under DIR.
Neat. Logan by zart and wife, Of Missouri,
are visiting at II. Carpenters.
Frank Taylor, who was shot few days
ago by Bruce Hardin, died last Wednesday.
Taylor had been shot three different times,
and either shot was sufficient to have kill
ed him. One shot was given in August,
another in September and the last in No
vember; and the last bullet entered in ex-
actly the same spot where the second hit
him and he had not recovered from the
frat shots. Now, which shot caused his
death?
Mr.. Stephen Newcomb, who has been
prospecting for lead, is reported to have
found mine near the Sinks Of Roundstone
creek. His samples are said TO be almost
pure lead. II is an absolute fact that there
is lead somewhere in that vicinity, as old
citizens used to procure lead from an old
man who said he had found the mine, but
would never tell where il was located. Mr..
is native Of this county. He
went to Kansas several years since, but re-
turned last spring on purpose to hunt this
lead mine,
The following list Of marriage licenses
have been Issued since last reports Viii
liam Owens to Sarah Ann Sowder; John A.
Mcclure 10 Mary Ann Hansell; w. II
Gentry TO Martha DOwel; John Owens to
Mollie May field; George HAsiy to Mandy
Clauntz; A. j. Baker to Rosa Hardin; Dan
lei Elder to Z J. Rosers; John Rogers to
Martha A. Elder; Albert Owens to Susie
Blstion; Ambrose Clauniz, Jr, to Luella
Hooks; Thomas Stallsworth to Sarah Brew
er; james Luns'ord to Polly Runnis; John
l.. Thompson 10 Bette Burnett; John II.
Walter TO Mamie Parsons; S. b. Brice to
Mamie Shrewsbury; Van swearingln to
Sarah L. Nicely.