Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-07

Pineville. and IL 10 thought that the care
will be runuing b. September, 1857. This
railroad will cause to be opened up come Of
she fne', veins Of c,Al Ia the world Some
OF The vein, are as mnoi az eight ieei thick,
solid COS; aud 80 abunisnce OF c,nnsl c,'l
is also found In this couuiy
Tasrs have been ali kind. Of weather
within 'bs lasI week A person crn look
out on the sa3s-SiPpsl nJualilas sit I'm
agine himself Am ,ug the "R ,csiei'
Although the county hss n republican
msioriIy OF about 800. + dsmooialio oluaiy
Judge and couuty clerk we're elected last
August. This county polls Ab1ut 1900
vote, There is good school goirg on In
town, With a fall at,sadaocs TlsT have
q Uaion Sunday .scaool every Sunday m ,rn-
ing Twice esch month there IL preaching
10 The echool.honse. There 10 No church
building here. Elder Duysll, OF the NJ.
l. CAurch, sud Elder Masters. Of tbs Re
formed Cnurch. are the pastors. DdvAli
breaches on The 4lh and Masters on the %
Sunday 10 each mouth.
Mr.. II, +. R,llin passed through HE
place on his way to WAdkins' distillery, 10
Hulsn e:uaty, where he had been assigned
TO dutT. He Is citizen OF Clay county
The people do not like for = man from an
other county to be givea all the Offices 10
their county. c. w. Luther, Of Williams
burg, and J. II. Tinsley, Of Birbourville,
we're In town all OF last week, engaged In
tshfog depositions 10 the case OF Phari- u
Winchester We. Cumberland River Lum'
Der Co, pending in the United States
Court at Louisville. About $4,000 are in
yolved in the .uit Hon. g, M. Adams,
Register Of the L,nd OAice st Frankfort,
was in town Friday.
There is a daily mail line from Pineville
to WOodbine. via BTbourville. David
Hum rune from Pioeville 10 Bubourville
and Mack Burton from Bwb,nry.ile to
Woodbine. They also run a hack TO carry
passengers TO and from those points.
P,neville is improving very rapidly; seV-
eral new houses are being built. Squire
A L. NJ ,nros, ex -doorkeepsr OF the Ken
lucky House Of representatives,, IL build
ing an addition OF ten rooms to his already
commodious hotel at this place
Aa English company have recently pur-
chase from various pertie. ab,ut $1,000 to
70 900 acres Of coal aud timber land 10 this
comfy. Mr.. G d Mos. civil eng'aset, hss
Just completed very hsudsoms msp 1T ali
their lands. Tae two prisoners who we're
confined In the county Jail and who unlock
ed the Jail door and walked out have not
not been re,sp uced up to this date Toe
key was of their own manufacture. Ole OF
the prisoners, James Lee, was In jail, IN
dosed for murder; the other one wss chsrs
A witt robbery. Lss hiss bscn in Jail b,
fore anIa,ds his escape in the same way,
about one year aincs. He has bean in jail
this tiuie only about ak months. Tae ItueF
happened TO be away from home a. the
time the prisoners IN ,de their e'csp'. His
wife and children could be seen on. "n the
hillside around the ~ with lautsr" look
ing for the pri,ouera. james Johoson, the
taller, is an uncle Of Andrew johnson.
Young man who-e name is quite otIsn men
toned In this part Of the State, as we'll a'
through the State papers, have mel
Andrew johnson and can say that have
met many worse sud more dangerous lo'k
ing men than he. Andrew Johnson lives
on Puckst's creek, about IL miles from
town. Il Is no uncommon thing mp Thu
wav 10 see the murze Of a A Colts peep
Ing out below mans coat az be walks thu
street or sits around the stove. Some o
the beat men In the c'nn,y even go armed
all the time.
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