Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-07-28
MT. VERNON.

hpplcants Tor teachers certificates
we're not numerous at examination last
week.
Rev. Donald Mcdonald preached at
the Presbyterian church recently and |
attended to the college interests.
Murray's crusher, which has been
located near Pine Hill for some years, !
has been moved to Clamont on Bards-
town Branch
Felix Mink, aged IS, was shot through
the head Wedr esday on Skaggs Creek
by young Abe Samms 10 an alteration
over some timber.
Hugh Miller left Yesterday for Aus
tin, Texas. TO bring 10 Kentucky his
brother, NJ. G. Miller. who is suffering
with nervous prostration.
Owing TO no appropriation having
been made for ballast this year the
crushers are running very irregularly
and that on non allowances.
1t. sam Lewis made a bad record
one day last week, but not in war, by
some means he got too near freight
train and received painful injuries.
Freight engine, No. 100. with coarse
whistle, often causes lively foot races
by our citizens, who think II is the
passenger train, on which they wish to
leave.
+. Kruger aud Il. a. Welsh left last
night with - more hands for Hyden to
work on the new courthouse and other
building which will require two years
to complete
The call for volunteers WAS respond.
ed to by Messrs. Harris White. George
Pennington and Robert Williams.
Others wished to go, but failed to pass.
Those who were in the army are con-
tent 10 enjoy the pleasures of home.
Mrs. George Griffin and Miss Maggie
Walters have returned from a visit to
Pi-tsburg. James Leavell, OF Garrard,
was here Wednesday. Mrs. r. C. Wade,
OF Livingston, was here last week. Rev.
Henry Mills preached here Wednesday
night.
Mrs. James Maret is visiting friends
In Boyle county. Mrs. Georgia Rice,
Charley Davis, Misses Ala Logan
Brown and Mary and Jael Colyer. Mrs.
George Gentry and daughters, Elder
Carmical and daughter, Miss Sallie,
attended the centennial celebration of
Flat Rock church In Pulaski county
last Sunday. The rain interferred, bu,
a large crowd attended the interesting
services, led by Rev Borum, OF Somer.
set.
Charlie Mckenzie, John Baker. Cont
= Brown. Joe Smith, Harve Cromer, Ton
Gentry, Bill Prewitt, Bob White, Vic
tor Tate, Jesse Tyree aud Clay Gentry
> boys, ranging in age from l. to II ,wer,
arrested by Town Marshal Mcclure
Tuesday, charged with jumping on an,
OF trains. Judge Fish fined each 8
and costs, which amounted to $3.50
The first three named paid up. Others
replevied aud six of them went to tn,
. rock pile TO pay for their rides.
n letter from Valley City, N. d., u
= the Signal, at this place, gives an ac
. count of the killing Of Thomas Caps
of Rockcastle, in the Wells Hotel, u
y that place, by John Hedge, a compan
a ion, In whose company he had gone u
y Valley CITY. 1t is alleged that in
u game of poker Caps had won the mon
ey and Hedge shot him, locked thei
: room door and disappeared. Thoma
! Caps is a son of Rev. W. G. Caps, O
u Brodhead. A telegram to chief O
A" Police of Valley City, asking il anyop
had been killed there during July, wa
n answered by the word mo"
Il Mr.. Ab Sparks and Miss Lena Ben,
ley were married at the home of tn
brides parents at Livingston Tuesda
by Rev. Dickerson. of London. 4
number OF friends were in attendance
The handsome young couple left on tn
n l.. q n. for trip To Cincinnati an
, other cities, accompanied by Misse
Sparks and Bentley, AS far as Louis
q VILE. The groom is prominent mer
. chant and the bride dauqh liter of MI
a and Mrs. A. N. Bentley, prominen
members of the Christian church, an
! the former, a leading railroad man.
!, bright future lies before the happ
young couple.
a Miss Bessie Miller, Mace Miller an
cousin, Mr.. Orear, OF Mt. Sterling
y visited friends in Livingston. Mrs A
n X. Scott came up from DanvilIe I
move this week. Miss Matte William
a. went to Louisville last week. Mr.. Hal
M Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin and daugi
As ter, Mrs. Grimes, OF Fayette, visite
"A relatives here last week. Mrs. job
"a Williams and Mrs. Richards, OF S
"A Louis, are among the visitors. Mr.
DIR. J. 4. Brooks is out from Pari
"a Rev. II. N. Faulconer aud wife passe
"a down from Grays last week. Mr.. an
of Mrs. w. j. SPARKS attended the Spark
In Bentley marriage at Livingston We,