The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-06-07
FROM PINE HILL.


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The citizen. ~ this place rnes.liy, and
ychr cctre.pordeh, IN particular, we're very
mitch surprised In reading III, M. vesl,s
JotrssL 10 leafh that We hsd Offended any
one of this place. We have always ende.v.
ored, when We had occasion 10 sp~al u any
one, particularly q the fair ladies, to use the
mos, nstterine and bccominy language. We
are erieved to learn thu, N. effects q our
Communication to youf paper have caused
Miss "Kalico" N 81 Of into so.n,psio,. A.
And the melancholy fac, presents it-.lf that
We hsve no doctor here nov, and no ofic 10
administer any healing balm or soo,hinr syrup,
but We have splendid school In operation,
and We trust Miss "Kslico" will become a Do.
Pill, and apply herself diligently TO her studio.
during the entire s---ion, which no doubt will
have a wholesome effect, both physically and
mentally, and win RENDER most valuable aid
In her communication hereafter to the ISrr-
RtoR JOURNAL.
The womsns right party appears 10 have
member somewhere out herr In this lcnighted
rcvion in the shape ~ "kalico" preacher,
who, by appointment, was 10 deliver dis
course At Pine Hill church on last Sunday.
The citizens Of all Glasses, color and denomi-
nation. from all the surrounding country, con
erces,ed at the church ., an early hour in or
der to hear this lady preacher. hut she did
not make her appearance, and all were sadly
disappointed. However, there were two en-
Pc-iulator present Rev. jaime. and Rev.
Payne, who delivered lengthy and interesting
discourse TO the di-sppeinsed co.grernsieu,
when all departed In pesce
The coal business generally, A. Is always
the case At this season of the year, IL very dull,
and On account q the low price of coal, the
different coal firms have reduced the miners
vsges from Eve to four cents per bushel, on
account 81 which good many Of the miners
are Standing out II Is understood, however,
that the price will be raised again the first Of
September. Il appears that the miner. ought
to be- satisfied with the reduced price during
the dull and hard tines The loafers are nu-
merous around the street corners, the by way.
and the ale saloons. in Consequence Of which
an inciden, cccurrd yesterday which proved
To he quite an amusing and ludicrous affair.
A controversy aruee between George TIMBER,
of color, one Of the Middle Fork coal miners,
and James Hood, one of the Lick skillet coal
miners. When the controversy became loud
and bois,erous, John 4 Singleton, one Of the
coal miners Of Lick Skillet, stepped forward
and gave sambo a spat on the aide Of HE
woody head, which tumbled him heels over
head from the tall platform near the po-toAioe,
and 10 facilitate the movement, the said Hood
gave him kick with his fantastic toe !" but
a. anon as Sambo restored his equilibrium, he
came charging with his ain shooter, deiiber-
ately isveled At Singleton, and firing rapidly.
Singleton made good u-eofhis legs, and sambo
made good u-e Of his sir shooter, but the legs
won the race sfier - long a time, and the
whois aaair has all passed of a. a good Joke
on Singleton, bat he has the ccnsolation Of
knowing that
''He who fights and runs away,
VIII live 10 fight another day."
The circulation 81 the ISrERIoR JoURsAL
Is bcccninr very extensive at this place, and
We are happy 10 note the Wholesome and salu-
tary efiecss Il y having wherever il IL circu-
lated. For INSTANCE, the extensive grub bell
at the Miners ho,ei la. be,a disposed Of, and
oriers i--n~d for a large bras dinner bell
which l. daily and hourly expected 10 arrive.
The high ids rwimmist says he siil not
h cesx>ss Mapping any mors ne bets.
Etr rasif vAross-a---A-41sf ssyS he sntsnds
~ marry, II Nj. Kaiico will have him.
There have besn no more hats received at
this rlac with bugs On the flowers.
Married men have ceased to wink at other
mems wives.
The register Of the land Office says he will
never leave any more candy In care Of the
post master.
The talkist has Ahahds.ned the junction aud
it, allurements altoe.ther.
The Central hotel has three meals every
day, and Sunday too, a, regular intervals.
JINKs
ASswER To KALIoo.
PINE HUI, Ky, June 9TH, 1879
Mn. Enron; ! have been speci6ed to ex-
postulaie the sbsurlities Of the futile epistle
in your last weeks paper which emitted from
this ubiquitous village. Il appear that some
efeminste characters are superb ienoramuse-,
and not comprehensive Of their indisPo-ition,
and your correspondent should be classified
in that category. II Is immensely discomfort
able among our efieminate gender to diserini-
nate ons ID our own speciality who anticipates
herself amply compatible 10 contribute through
the medium IL a newspaper, when .he is ALSO
lutely di-pos-e-sed Of the frt ingres ients Of
eiymolcgy. And moreover, we contemplate
that Mis- "Kalieo" has Discrimination To de- |
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