Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-10-27
MT. VERNON ROCKCASTLE co.


Mrs Reds class WAS one OF the finest
ever given here.
Tho w o. r. U. will meet at the res
idence OF Mrs J. W. Nesbitt next We'd
nesdsy afternoon. All members are re-
qnested % be present.
Mrs. J. q. Pierce sni sons, john Nh
Richard, left recently for Plnevllle, where
they will reside in tue future. Daring
their residence here they have made
many friends who regret their departure.
Judge ID. F. Bethurum and witnesses
returned iron Louisville last Friday night'
The Judge was acquitted in one or two OF
the cases sgaipst him. A great many
witnesses have been summoned on this
case.
The Rev. J. L. Mckee, ID. d., Of
Danville, will conduct the dedication sci.
vices at the Presbyterian church. The
church has been neatly furnished and
good congregation will greet the learned
divine.
A show pitched its tents on Mr..
Henry Gentry's lot last Friday. Many
people from the county attended regard
less OF the rain which fell all day. Some
quarreling was noticed as well ss bois-
terousness while the performance went
on, but the usual killing did not occur.
The two weeks protrscted meeting
has closed With about 20 additions to the
Christian church. Elder Tinsley labor
ell faithfully while here for the upbuid-
ing Of the Masters kingdom. Crosded
houses greeted him nightly to hear han
earnestly expound the gospel truths.
Baptsmal services we're held at the pool
near town last Sunday.
They have been securing the connty
for coon TO decorate the log cabin next
Saturday, but no econ has yet been
found to help enact the farce, even the
ccons are deserving them. knosing lit
lie animal! Forty years ago the log cabin
and coon were the poor mans emblems,
but the arstocTatic sound money nen
have frightened the coons agay hence 4
goldeu calf wi. more appropriately take
lie place.
Mr.. X. q. Williams spoke to an adj
hiring crowd Monday evening" a. the
court house. The building WAS ueauti-
iilly decorated in his honor aud the
smiling faces OF many ladies added TO the
pleasure OF the occasion. OF the many
eloquent appeals which he has made for
Bryan and free silver during this csm-
paien. none could excel the brilliant eff
tort Of last evening.
We thought that the republicans OF
this county we're becoming greatly dis'
couraged, owing To the numerous on
slaughts by excellent free silver speak.
ers and the unusual enthusiasm express
ed in favor Of Bryan and sewall through.
out this section; but only after their cir.
cular advertising the grand rally next
Saturday came out did We learn the
depth of their despoud ,ncy, for they ad-
vertise that a"cslvsry' will be in the
PROCESSION, which OF course means that
they are going to a crucitKion.
-M,ssrs Thompson, Hardin and
Breckenridge spoke to an immense au-
dience at the courthouse Monday. When
listening to such orstoIical truths ~
were expounded by them the democrats
were doubly proud OF their party, while
the republicans wondered why their own
party could not produce few good
speakers to tell them this hopeful mes
sage for the poor man. The latter lie
without hope IL he belongs TO the repuh-
lican party soul and body as many do
For If they vote for sonnd money they
vote for starvation and vet hundreds will
10 to the slaughter.
Niles Ann Stewart is the guest of
Mrs. Cleo Brown. Mr.. VIM. Gilmore
visited Judge Mcclure last week. Mics
Lottie Belle Scroggs visited friends in
Grab Orchard last week. Miss Berds
Martin visited friends here last week
Miss Lucy Griffin was the guest OF Miss
Martha, her sister, last week. Ed. jos.
Balou spent the first week OF the meet
ing with us. Messrs. Sweeney ana no.
mer Miller visited their grandfather, MIR.
NJ. ]. Miller, Sr., this month. Little
Pearl Forester aud Leila May Lowell
have been quite i'll. Mrs. Jonas Mcken-
zie has recovered her usual health.
We are indeed going back to the
DAYS of slavery If the employe must vote
as the employer dictates, and the rail-
roads OF this State have been working to
this end for months. The grand finale
was reached Saturday, when free trains
rushed into Louisville with their cargoes
of voters and parsded before the world
az sound money men. Bands played as the
train stopped, but little enthusiasm was
shown by those who felt as II thew were
going to their doom. The Australian
hallo, aHorda ireemen the opportunity 10