The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-11
FROM PULASKI COUNTY.
SOMERSET, XIV, Oct 9Th, 1874
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INTERIOR JouRSAI.
I am glad to -ec that the subscription list to
this valuable paper continues to incrcSe. Its
now good advertising medium Tor our citi.
rens; IL having good circulation in all part.
Of the county Me-srs Hilton A Campbell are
devo,ing considerable space to the interests Of
Pulaski, publishing anything and everything
that will prove interesting aud beneficial to
IT, Thore having farms or town property
for sale or for rent, cattle, mules, horses, hogs
for sale or desiring job work done in a neat
style and cheap, would do we'll to have their
advertisements inserted and send their orders
to the INTERIOR Journal; and we still urge
those wishing good and reliable paper for
the frcsde, which gives all the latest aud in
terc-ting events in their immediate localities,
to give their names to the proprietors at Stan
ford or to their agent at Somerset.
ia. INGRAM SON
Have recently driven from our county large
drove Of horses and mules 10 the southern
market and are yet buying We wish these
excellent traders and worthy gentlemen good
luck. w.O. Newell l. nov in the South with
stock, and Davy Rankin and number Of 9th
ers will soon follow with their drovcs, all Of
which have been raised and purchased in our
county.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Our Circuit Court closed on Thursday last,
most Of the civil business being continued
After the adjourning order was signed, one Of
our attorney. was asked the question what
lucky' lie replied that he could make the
same return made by one Of our former sher-
ifs, "Out Of date and nothing done"
IMPROVEMENT.
~. Morrow has erected a very neat law
Office OF Main street near his residence. Tom
is such a dear Ever Of home that We fear he
will seldom visit the s;uare when his new
Office l. completed The busines- blocks ofJ.
W. Hail and c. Waits heirs will be ready for
occupancy in few weeks.
R.s. oufsToS
was found upon inquisition yesterday to be a
lunatic, and ". placed in Jail until tn, Judge
could hear from one Of the asylums or place
him in the custody Of q committee. II IL a
shame to place poor unfortunate lunatic in
a Jail unfit for a criminal. The past has de.
monstrated that the mind Of a lunatic becomes
worse and more raving every day he remains
there, because at lucid intervals they are al
ways sensible Of the fact that they are confined
in a Ioath-ome, miserable Jail and il makes
them mad. Why cannot our Legislature make
suitable provision for these unfortunate beings?
~. NEEcE
Has recently moved his confectionery and eat
ing saloon to the corner opposite the Ingram
house, which has been reftted and repaired.
Frank, alias "Morri.-ey," understands his bust
ness, and keeps good assortment ON hands
orr CoLLBGE.
Col. =. 4. Newell and lady, assisted BY Miss
Lucy Sawyers, have again taken charge Of our
college, and have about two hundred pupils.
Such teachers can but give general satisfaction.
DRIED APPLEs
There will h. near 5000 bushels dried APP
piles shipped from our county this season, to-
gether with large quantity Of dried peaches.
BURGLARS.
\ light was discovered in the store rom Of
X. Gibson 4 Bro. about O'Clock Friday morn
ing last by gentleman coming up the pave
ment, who locked in at the window, thinking
something was wrong when he saw the mid
night rogue lighting matches and going for
the valuables, hut hearing a noise outside, he
made good his escape through door which
was not being watched. The said burglar had
better look sharp, a. it is believed he was ne
cognized.
SQUIRRELS
Are said to lie very abundant in our county
this Fall, particularly around the corn fields.
"ALERT"