The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-06-28
FROM SOMERSET.

The preceding ~ The Dumocrtiic cunven-
,ir- ~ Esnnl fort will he inlorsod in our
county, however, We think the resolution %
Paul Duke q good ono aud NJ Il Expressed the
feelings " majority Of the delegates present
should have been Endorsed by the body. Vet
suppose somc Of the feeble and timid Bcmo.
craft. who were nodoala neutrality men, fcared
me cry Of "rcl,cl trict; !" again, NAVY q these
believing thatan old rebel could not olier n
resolution unless prompted Ny selfish, sinis-
Ter motive. some Of thcsc modern selfrmado
Democrats who favored the cSpatriation bill
are now very much in favor Of purity in our
ranks but a. our delegate arr instructed TO
vote ~ unit on all questions, the house can
MT divide itsclf and the forcgonc conclusion
nov Is that II must stand for Greeley and
Brown.
sufcIpr.
A son II James Haste, residing about ten
miles wcst'of Somerset aged fouriceAr ycnts,
committed suicide on Friday evening last
Nocauae whatever can beassiencd icr the Boys
desire to destroy his life. lie ate his dinner
aud went to work a. usual and being missed
was found in the woods a short distance from
the field dead, having procured rope and
hung himself
nAHEAs ooRrUs
Roy. who killed Eastman a short timc since
in our county aud nov confnedin our jail, by
hi able counsel, VIM. Mckee Fox, will make
application on the 18Th inst. before the Hon.
GA. zachary Zoe writ Of tubcfs oap's.
coSvESTioS At STAMFORD.
our worthy citizen NJ. +. Ingram is using
hi- utmc-, excrtions to induce the voters Of the
different precincts to come out on the day APP
pointed to express their choice for Standard
bearer in the approaching and allimportant
canvass.
GONE 10 JAIL.
John Hines, residing about eight miles north
west II Somerset, was arrested and broughtbc-
fore hs honor JudgeC. A. Zachary on Friday
last charged with having obtained sack Of
meal from the mill Of q. VI. Sandifer under
fal-e preten=es lie was found guilty and in
default Of bail was sent to the model lock up
QUESTIONS AND SUGGESTION.
hear the question repeatedly asked why
our county was not represented in the late con-
vention held at Frankfort, and whether or not
Pulaski has a chairman Of the DEMOCRATIC
county committee? The latter is easily an
swercd. II We have one, we have no evidence
Of il, Let me suggest to the party the pro-
prieiy Of having one appointed who win work.
IMPROVEMENT
The work Of the business. block is progress
ing rapidly.
WHEAT cEDPs
Were never better in our county. Corn and
oats look very promising and Irish potatoes
can't he beat. greater blessing than a good
and abundant crop year cannot he bestowed
upon our people.
COAL AINEs.
Several ontcrpising firms have again COM
mencod business at the old Cumberland mines
in our county, which calls to menorythc days
Of "Auld Lang Syne"
UNCLE JIM.
The Pine Hill T. V. bachelor Was in cur
city the other day possessing that same old
gay and cheerful disposition and looking we'll.
| lie SAYS let the world wag,-that uncle Jim's
paper was always at par and since Jinks has
pulled him tothc world it Is worth premium,
and that his matrimonial prosPects are bright
'.'sf, however, p. wihseai tric he lstrl leap
before next fall.
BUSINESS.
/ Since the Louisville drummers have gone
"vhorc the woodhine twineth' the Young men
Of Somerset have formed themselves into
whistling brigade, while ,many Of the elder
ones, ooiApo-ed d doctors, lawyers; merchants
and preachers, employ their time pitching
horse shoes. The lazy society viii not hold
regular meetings until the President, uncle t.,
returns.
SOLD OFT.
Murphy ~ Woodcock have recently sold out
their family grocery establishment tn J. Il.
Grsgg Of this place. ALERT.