Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-29
Mt. VERNON.

istrate on Tuesday. G.. A. Parker.
construction Tennessee
Midland, IL here on visit.
Your reporter takes this means Of
Mr.. J. w. Nesbitt. Of PEN
nington Gap. Va, for big fat turkey
received here on Sunday last by ex-
press
a. w. Dillon, one OF Crab Orchard = |
most accommodating citizens, still runs
his daily hack between town aud depot
to meet all trains. II you 90 To that
place call for him.
D DR.. Monroe Pennington goes to Lou
isville to attend lectures during Jan
ary Alfred Bryan will move his store
TO the old Welsh store house near the
railroad crossing.
There will be no issue OF the Signal
this week. Foreman franklin is with
his aged parents near Lexington, with
whom he has never failed 10 spend
Christmas for many years past. a
mighty good man.
Dave Poynter denies having been
"treed" by vicious SOW after hot
foot run Of IT,, Billy says it, 80 for he
went through the same experience not
an hour before aud wickedly sent Dave
into the same danger. Dave was freed
Dr. John VI williams. who was u
successful army surgeon with the U. ;.
forces in Cuba, the Philippines and San
Francisco. will resign from the service
on Jan. LIST He has a nattering offer
In the Golden Gate City and has it an
der consideration.
Editor Albright Is not only keeping
up the reputation Of the Signal as a 10
cal newspaper, but is doing even bet.
ter; both local and editorial columns
being chuck full and running over at
the sides. The Signal still lives aud
will continue to be thorn 10 TIE side
OF the unrighteous.
1oasmuch rs the coruet band boys
have been TO considerable expense.
since their organization, aud have done
much playing free OF charge for various
aud divers eutertainments-and they
make good music too-we think It would
be proper for our citizens TO show their
apprec alton by getting up. or lending
their aid at least towards benefit en-
tertainment Then again the boys. a.
q band. could, 9. other times, be enter,
tained at the various residences Of our
progressive citizens. We suggest thai
some move be made In this direction.
The fall term OF Collegiate Iustitut.
closed Friday with appropriate exer
cises. The patrons are well pleased
with Principal DIR. Ewers, who cam,
here from Indians and was shortly az
terward followed by a committee, VIII,
used many Inducements 10 way OF high
er salary, etc, to return TO his Hoosiel
field OF work, but the doctor declines
TO drop the work be had undertaken
here. Our people will use every effor
to induce him and his excellent famil!
70 remain with US.
J.K McClsry sdvertises In the Sig
nal that he will pay cash for good dol
that will take hold OF chicken THE
ut night. Somebody killed his tw,
, dogs short time since DR.. Lowell
offers o. reward for every poultry LITE
, shot upon his premises. Your reporte
has no trouble with fowl raiders. II
; has wires laid under ground from he
house To residence and bell in bed
: room rings when door Is monkeye
r with. Three dollars covers the cost G
+. installation and 81 cents year there
after. II beats watch dogs.
Capt. G. T.. Klein, manager of tn
extensive plant Of the Rockcastle Stop
Co., at Langford, was In town Friday
, AT the quarries there Is located one G
the finest stone saw mills In the Stat,
! which Is kept running day and nigh
The products goes to New York, Buff,
10, Chicago. Baltimore and varior
cities throughout the country. In COZ
nectlon with other enterprises, such 4
1 the Pine Hill mines, which are no
y running and furnishing a. good coal 1
!, there Is In the mountains, the railroa
!, freight terminals thoped) TO be at Lii
!, ingston, the short coal road from o.
:. lando up Brush Creek, which has bee
N surveyed, the lumber interests, bette
roads as time goes on. the Souther
Railway 10 go through the Wester
part OF our county the distance OF
a, miles, our college and other schoo
" prospecting, more lime kilns under CO.
: tract to be built, more quarries to ope
/. lines OF quick communication be e,
~ tended and many other things too nj
=, merous 10 mark down now, we can NJ
. see that our county has room TO con
=, plain OF not having oppor tunities 4
its citizens To make living.
Mrs. NJ. G. Miller, one OF Kentucky
uoblest women, is improving after
N seige OF sickness w. M. Poynter al
) wife, James +. Griffin and wife, 20,
m reporter. better half aud son, Mr.