Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-06
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There is considerable sickness reporte,
throughout the county.
"A good bargain for somebody. See nd
vertisement Of J. IT. Otter elsewhere Il
this paper.
1t IL said by Madam Rumor tina, ther,
will be a wedding around here in thi
neighborhood somewhere, some time short
". The particulars will be published il
due time
Saturday the weather here was lik,
that Of the gentle Summertime Satur
day night IL rained and Sunday morning
the mercury was thirty degrees lower thar
the evening before. This Winter has beer
remarkable for the sudden changes Of tenn
perature.
-Messrs Clark n Baker, merchants o.
this place, made last week an assignment
for the benefit Of their creditors. Mr.. ID
N. Williams is the assignee. The embar
rsssment Of this firm is greatly regretted by
their friends here, who hope il may prove
but temporary.
In the West end Of town and near The
Newcum Spring, Mr. Jsmes Maret propos
es to erect a chair factory. The building
will be two stories and large enough for all
necessary machinery, hands, &c There Il
not sufficient room where the factory IL at
present located.
A very desirable residence and bust
ness house in this town are offered for sale
in the advertising columns ofthis paper Mr.
Otter, who offers them, is forced by business
necessity 10 remove to Louisville. Persons
looking out for pleasant home and good
business in a nice, quiet town would dc
well TO consult him. The business inter
ests here will always make Mt. Vernon ,
live place and with the building Of the X
c. Railroad, Rockcastle is rapidly becom
ing big railroad county.
The appointment Of Judge Charles f
Kincaid to the position Of city editor Of the
Courier journal is highly gratifying to the
many friends Of that brilliant and popular
young gentleman throughout the State
Since the days when we were room-mate'
in Danville, he wrestling for prizes at col
lege and struggling for admission to tn,
bar, have known and liked Charlie. HI
is an attractive writer and as journalist
as at anything else he may undertake, vii
be a success. May he live long and pros
per!
-PERsoSAL.-Mr Isaac Stuart is ex
pected to return from Florida this week
Mr.. D. c. Pointer is clerking for c. Mul
lins 4 Co., at Roundstone. Mr.. r. L
Brooks has secured comfortable position
on the X. G. r. r. Mr.. Harry Eversole
Commonwealth Attorney for the 15tl
district, passed through here Friday even
ing en- route to HE home in Owsley county
He says that the democrats of his distric
are solid for Judge Owsley for Governor
DR.. J. ]. Brown, who went to Missouri 4
look out a location, is not pleased an,
will return home this week. His man!
friends here will welcome his return an'
hope he will settle down permanently il
old Rackcsstle. Mr.. J II. Otter havinI
acquired an interest in the firm Of Otter
Co, Louisville, will remove with his fsmi
ly TO that city in the early Spring. 1t
reliably stated that NJ. e. Miller, Jr., o
this place, has purchased an interest in tn
firm Of Brinkley & Co, Louisville. MI
Miller is man Of splendid business at
tainmenis, a clever gentleman personall
and he will no doubt prove a valuable &C
QUESTION to the firm. He is now in Louis
Vile. His family will probably remai
here until Spring. Miss Ross RepPert hs
charge ola nourishing school at Brodhesd
Miss Helen Conn, who is now whiting here
will open a school at Brodhead in fe'
days. 1t is complimentary to our littl
neighbor village that her people supper
two good schools. Mr.. james Maret wen
to Louisville and Cincinnati last week o
business.