The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-31
LOCAL BREyrTuEs.

Our new assistant wics's facilc quill.
The busiest day Of the pason was on satur-
day last
The Public Library Association, sounds a
big horn in another column.
Our correspondent al Monticello sling ink
with a vim worthy u the cause.
Oh, Woodman spare one trce in the Court
yard, but hew thou the others down.
The JoGe muium will probably be opened
to the public by the first Of July next.
stmwbcrrics are abundant IN thi. market at
5Octs per gallon, and have downward" ten
dcncy.
The candidates Tor Congrc-s are out "an-
nouncing" themselves We don't know wherc
they ac.
Our sable citizens have been holding pro-
tncted "fcstiblc," at one Of their churches
with marked success.
Town property has declined very materially
in the lat few days Our town assessor J. u,
Huffman T. on the route
A camp meeting was in progress about two
miles above Crab Orchard during the first Of
this week. II was largely attcnsed. Preach
ing day and night
The Danyille Cornei Band, No. 2, paid our
town visit on Tuesday lat, and delighted
our sable brethren with some very excruciat.
ing music by the band"
About the best turnout we have seen on the
streets Of stanford, j. guided by the skillfull
hand of Capt w. @. Saunders. Ills mambri-
no black marc j. the admiration Of all.
To those Of our subcribcrs who have mani.
tested their appreciation Of the necessities Of a
printing Office, by promptly responding to our
modest request to pay up we return thanks
We take pleasure in informing the many
friends Of our very efficient County Court
Clerk, Jno Blain. E-l that he no longer rests
under political disabilities. lie is now a.
free a. the blacke-t niger in South Carolina
Our young friend u. +. james, with Craig
n McAlister, has been making some very sue.
cessful drumming excursions 10 our neighbor.
ing towns recently. Such entcrprising young
men As Eph. are posts and pillows to a city
like ours, and ought To succeed. Eph. would
make an excellent lanlord
We hear that Col. Thomas Taylor, Of Frank
fort, Is to have charge Of the Crab Orchard
Springs thi. -,a-ou, which is a guarantee that
there will be- large crowd and good time.
there. The work Of repairing still goes on, and
when finished the building will be a. commo-
dious rs hciorc the ire.
Sheriff Duncan of Wayne county, passed
through our town last saturday on his re.
turn from Frankfort, whittier he had been in
charge Of seven convict. from the Aforesaid
county. lie took charge Of Ayers, the muir
dercr, aud together with good guard, left 70
home on the following morning.
Mr.. james Sargent, Young man about p
YEAR Of age, who lives in our county several
miles from town. came into the Odd Fellows
Lodge on last Friday night; had his horse put
in the livery stable aud since that time he has
not bocn sen or heard Of His conduct is
very -tnnge, and hi- friends do not know how
10 account for IT,
We find from the report Of the Trustees Of
of the Common school fund, To the School
Commissioner, that therc are in this distric,
l5j children between the spanking and the
eoursing age, 0 and % year,. We presume
that there are about 1876 o. the cutnip age
Ven few men 10 iosa nov Over IS yasr cd,
Tie at.clasr Is on the route.