Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-01
MT. VERNON.

n number OF schools will close FRI
day.
The Pine Hill mines are now running
good time.
Mrs. Jonathan Brown, near Brod.
head, died last Saturday.
w. II. Brown, of Preachersv lille.
bought Of w. NJ Poynter % hogs at 81.
The will of the late l. NJ. Houk was
probated Monday w. r. and James
Houk, Jr , were Appointed administr
tors.
James Townsend. Of Ely pit, was be-
fore commissioner White Tuesday.
charged with illegal traffic In noun
tain dew. tie was held over to Louis.
vile.
William. Casper and Miss Celia Cen
try, Youngest daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
&. W. Gentry, Sr, were married here
last SUNDAY.
I Charles Lechleiter, Of this place, " o
has been engaged IN stone work At
bloomington, lid. lost sl3g by a sneak
thief, who entered bis room during the
night.
4 Limerick, a splendid Bryan man,
leaves Maretburg this week for Fort
Wayne, Ind, where he will locate. IL
we had few hundred such citizens TO
locate with US Rockcastle would great
ly improve, both financially and politi-
caily.
James Landrum, our station agent,
wa, taken seriously III Tuesday night.
| iugh Miller was called on to run
things at depot. With the assistance
q James Maret they held things down
Until Mr. Guthrie came up from Liv-
! ilgston on No. "a and took charge.
Among the legal grist az Judge viii.
llams mil Saturday the following
names appeared: Larkin Mullins 500.
/ liquor selling: J. Is. Farris $40, falling
T. work ROAD; Chas. Martin and Chas.
Thompson e 80. ttin'; A. j. Baker al.
30 threw a few dollars into the hopper.
/ +. ProJheroe, of I}rod head. has a
position win a milling firm at Higgins
port. lud His family left Wednesday
To Iou him there. Mi. Protheroe is
! well and ayorably known AS Il fine
business man and social gentleman.
Rockcastlo regrets To lose such citizens
and wish him aud his all the success
possible.
Papers have been filed for the incor-
poration OF the White Lime, Stone &
Brick Co, with headquarters at Mt
Vernon. The officers are as follows:
n. /. Buster, president; L. G.. Baker,
secretary and treasurer: James l..
White. general manager. This COM
pany proposes TO erect lime kilns along
the line OF the l. y n. and open stone
auarries, They gill also erect facto-
ry aud make their own barrels. I'm
limited capital IL behind the venture
aud the success OF the undertaking 10
assured as all connected with the COM
pany are good business men and will
push the business. Rockcastle will be
greatly benefited.
Mrs. Margaret Fish Is seriously i'll.
Mrs. DE- Lawrence Is in Stanford I'M
der treatment OF DR.. Carpenter. Mrs.
John Pearl Landrnm, OF Oakley, was
visiting the family u James Lsndrum
here. n. IL. Tyree, formerly of this
place, is doing good blacksmith bust
ness in his Livingston shop. W. NJ.
Monk, the Livingston butcher, was
here to buy beef cattle Monday. There
is IA bran new girl at Lee McClure's.
j. W. Brown old John Watsou) aud
j. l.. Joplin are invoicing the stock of
Hank Is Son. Mr.. Ed Dunn, OF Boyle,
is visiting his parents and brother at
Brodhead. Miss Delpha Collyer, OF
Brodhead, has returned from an exc
tended visit 10 Indiana relatives. Rev.
Hendrickson, OF the Baptist church,
will move 10 Brodhead. James Law
less, OF Lexington, visited relatives
here. Mrs. Fannie Thompson and
daughter, Lille are spending Thanks.
giving with Mrs. w. NJ. Poynter. Rev.
J. J, Haley, of Cynthiana, is visiting
relatives in town.