The Mountain Signal, 1889-05-03

0ir B. M. made a trip to Rulo and reports the Gentry Bros, mill doing a rBhing bueineia cpttiag lumber. ! Dpn't fprgct to cal at the post-since when you come to town, if you want latest styles Indus', miBses' au,i JrenVhRl8 at surprmngly low prices. (Mrs. M. . E. Brown. i i i i We undtrstaud.thas otr( Oklahoma ,boyi,tB. H.. Cona and, Jack Adams, .made, fast to oneTjoinestead within three mi)es of.Gtbref capital of the 1errifory. They af e pleased with the situation. 1 Upckcastlpis Ioing up, in the way of good schools. A rood one is ia ress at dhed under the charge of Nessra jraTen,yfac:son. MP nere conducted by' Prof Slwis Sjopken rery highly of by pupils ad. parents. An efort is beiag mad to eitabsh a lachooiat Ifofogatw. , pnmQMMJpnM omnriear. ,,Ata.meetint of the demecracy of Eockcastlo ceuity, held at the aeurt aou&e in atf. veraon ttn oaiaraay, April 27 1,889, pursuant to a call of the Qtate Central Committe to select delegates to attend the fention to be held in Lsuistijle tb.e 8th day of May, 1819, tt soainate a democratic caadidata, for thoflJca.,of .State .Twosurer, wheieiipon 3?.-N, Williams, chairman, explained the' object .eftha saeetipg. On motion D, R, Williams wnV imade chairman of the meeting and WB; Gresa, secretary.) i,( The chairman then appointed the 'following committee eaeso uons; uy wr. .xayipr, , j.. . ninnms. Um.. 'Wall.B nllA IV JDlUUUICil 1IBI4I l,l,Hia IUV, WIVl v ctv V-3. t?jy. ri,J?. iifi. if foIIowinr ." ' ' , E8aLVXD. That we 'approve the call of the democratio State central committee, ' 2nd. That the following named are appointed delegates to, atknd' said convention, J. W. Brown; W,. R. Cress, H. G. Sutton, F. M. BJoomer, Wm. Wallin and all tother good democrats, aad that they' cast he vote of said county in said convene tion for 8. G Sharp for said treasurer and if should none ot said delegate' attend that the Hon, G. M. the vote of said county. 3d. That those resolutions be published in The Mouhtaix Signal and Interior Journal, D. N. WjlxUms, Ch'm W. JR. CflEflS, 8ect. Miss Alice Ward will be at homs this week. Mrs. Shrtrp and Miss Jennie viBited Stanfprd Tuesday. John Mueller will begin work on his mill Wednesday. Mrs. W. L. Martin was in London Friday shopping. Holbrook & Taft have attached a lathe saw to their mill. J . B. Eberline has rented a house of G. D. Cook and is uow Mrs. Margaret Sairhrook and Misa Maggie are tisiting at Louisville this week. James oam brook attended a prize fight on Ohio river, above Cincinnati last week. r John Stowui f; says he hat quit selling liqnor and will nov handle family groceries. The corporation of Li vines! on has ,beeh renewed and the officers appoint- are; W. D. Uooic, bam W-rd and Dan Adams, trustees, Champ Mullins, police judge, C. T. Cox, marshal. The colored citizens have been having a' protracted meeting for the past two' weeks with nine additions. They have organized a church with twenty-five mfembers. J. C.Allin has bought the Allen Mounf 7. "property and will send for "8 W'P tnk we8 Mount z moved bought 54, acres of 1W from Sam Watd far $250,00

Milton M. Fraxor, Poet no.. 12?, meets here on the 1st Saturday in ach month. Fullen Francisco has moved his mill to, the banks of Skagge Creek oppo ite J, Norton. , "Crooked" tfJitn Thoapsom's up . irem . Stanford painting Mr. M. J, .Miller's house. C. . Williams has remodeled hia x dwelling and now has the aftost desira blepropsjety in tawav . o. S, W. Paris has returned- fcom the cityiwherc he has been purchasing his Spring stock of goods. A sidingwill shortly be put in 'near Cooks, where D. C. Poynter will get eut ballast for the railroad. . (. All parties owing me must call and settle at once. We are compelled to have the money. D. C. Poynter, If you are wanting drest goods 'you shonld not fail to sec oar line or send for samples. Severance & Son,' Stanford, Ky. , , Misi Eliza Miller gave asocial party Wednesday night for tho entertainment of her numeruos youu? friekds ' All cDJoyed themselves. Wc havo a splendid line of;tlrflBji and trimmings of all kinds. It will pay yoi to send us an order. Sever ance fe Son, Stanford, Ky. . One of Stanford's. boys vhp has been ' here for several days says the liquor that is handled here will make a per-' BonBiual oyster cans, carry off boxes barrc's, etc. i G. W. McClure returned " from London Tuesday, vrhofe he was engaged' in defending ihe parties 1 cufied of killing a man and placing ihira oh the railroad, near Pittabui1. Johu PVbcler no occupies ttie house ' 'Where Pat Welch has been tolling

and teyerejy injured. His ' recovery is npw thought probable. Cfen. Ti T. Garrard, the irrepressible D. K'' Garrard and the languish ing Jitn Hub White, of Clay county, are attending the Centennial celebration at New Yoi!; this wtok,. fr. C. R. Cutchintr'and M!m Ma mie Jaoksan were mutnVd at the tjdnce of tho bride's Tusdaj evening, May their voyage through ife,bc Jong and prosrierous. A number of cases ot typhoid fever in town.. If the old gfaiihied who compose the towncouucil do not take some toward putting the streets and ullcvs in, Deuer condition we may expect noui iilg but diseaseand death. Huh Summer V-WS- : The Academy i erecting aMil t.ary Hall for the purpose d wiling the. students. The American. Missionary Sooicty has bought ground here for the pur pose of building a Judustrial School in the ix&r future. L. r? Meadows, who has been I wotking'for Uurd & Sullivan fcr some tim,o has accepted a position as Postal qerk' on the C. S. R. R. from Cincinnati to. Chatanooga. AMr. Moore and his mule were killed by ' lightning last Friday near this place. He leaves a wile and six children to mourn The poor little hoijs w;ll be taken off the streets 1st of My. It has been '' la law for several yean but hits not- been enforced. It seems as thuuerh . the qevitruBteeB are doing .their duty.'J flAl OXOXJJtQr Mtb. Anuietewan, is sick. Our town is very much excited over

dXv uiehc. Air. iiCilliarA.wcw. ( cow to dio, tis thought, with April the'SSrd a gay wedding party left here on the noon tram for Lexing' ton: Mr. George Lee James and Miss Holmes, accompanied by Mr. Ward Moore and Miss Maud Pettus. They were married at the Phoenix Hotel, that- night. Maggie is a lovely girl, of a gay, nappy disposition, and her l away friends, ardently hope that her anS that thfy may never have cause to regret the step tbey have Taken. Geo. shinld, and no doubt does think Himself the pappiest man living, as he has won the prise that some other . f J 'Priii eipul

SIPECIAIL AKKSIJHOlBlstBKTo The si& weefos Simvm,er Tenjy of the ,,..' MODNATiN NORMAL INSTITUTE . And ' Oommercial Collefee Will begin the second Monday in May, New classes for re-view will be found in all the Common School branches, including Physiology, Theory and Practice of Teaching, and Civil Government. The daily drills in Elocution Calisthenics will be of special interest and yalne. Expenses, incluclhmi tuition, board with firrhishedroom, and lights tf J 8 For further particulars see our School J Tho Educrtioual EvangeliaU frci