The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-11-15

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Onc Of our seventeenth century merchants
has recently put coat n paint on the front
Of his antiquated store house When he sees
and realizes the benefit II advertising he will
probably he able q, build "throc story brick
with a town hall On it,
Nr. A.D. Root. one ofonr industrious Young
farmers has thirty-Gyc acre field Of corn
which We are assured will average a barrel to
the shock Of 10 hills square. lie Smoked four
shocks recently which measured 1ut six bar
. rel. We don't think any one can beat this
90 all the useless and cver.to-be deprecated
creatures upon the earth the loafcr hears on
4 the prize. Nothing to Do. Nothing doing
no one 10 care for No one to care Tor him
what !. hi aim, what biz object in lie? To
eat, to sleep, to drink, to die unwcpt "uuhon-
o-ed and un-ung"
MIR " g. Jones. of Crab Orchard, recently
bought the stock and good will of Mc-srs
Stewart a Alexander, and will Cargo a gorer-
al store AZ the above named place. Howimport-
ant II j. Tor young men to advertise their bus
incss. "Succcss in busiucz- il insured through
iudicou- and persistent Advertising
John anderson, an yntcrpri,ing and emf
nently reliable youag farmer len this vicinity
on Yesterday morning iyr Greensboro, where
he will make bis future home. John is an in
lrs'riHrs. clever young uaH, md we have
none 10 spare Of that Kind II Oveusboro
wants a scorc or tao # loaicr- we can spare
them very conyuisntly
The question As To who hold The lucky
number In the Kcn,ucky Library drawing,
which will take place on the 7th of next
month j, beginning 60 excite great deal o.
Interest. The suppo.ijion 8. that the tickets
will m D., s.ld two weeks before the drawing
W who desire daily paper in Stanford just
"pull down" for our number S2Oj.
Mr.. A. Ow.lcy moved his extensive stool, Of
hardware aud groccric. to hi. new building,
under Masonic Temple on Tuesday last The
CORNER brick" win go through a course Of re-
modelling inside, and when hand ,omsly i',ed
up for q drug s,orr. M T.. H. Chcuault will
take possession, and 10 better or more conye-
nicnt store room will he found in this county.
Our rcaj,rs will find on oa7 f. Mt page side
splitter entitled "AssuAGISp SORROW" II
any ore ~ them can read il without being con
vu.cd with laughter We will introduce him
to little company It the followers Of Greeley,
who are now exploring the headvaters Of Salt
river, ~ couccuial companions and donate to
him a copy Of "silcnrc and Solitude" Read
il.
Duringthe late unpleasautncss about lSd4-5
il was no unusual sight to see from ten to fifty
OK wagons On our streets laden with salt for
the State 81 Tcnncssec, and the mountainous
portions Of Kentucky. We are reminded Of
thofc days by seeing large number Of wagons
from the mountain counties south Of ~, ON
our streets during the past few weeks, for the
purpose Of frcighting salt Stanford j. rapidly
gaining that profitable trade again. To whom
are our merchants indebted for this additional
source Of incomcg
Mr. J. I, Peak, one Of our Hanging Fork
farmers, brough, rs a number Of ears Of corn
as a specimen Of his crop last season. The
ear are the largest and finest we have seen
with one exception, and give evidence that he
has cultivated il faithfully, and that his lands
arr unequalled by any in the county for corn.
Mr.. p is formerly from Fayelte county, and
saws the Hanging Fork bottom lands in this
county are far superior for corn than any in
his old county. Persons wishing good seed
corn should apply to Mr. Peak.
We saw a small boy in town the other day
with a bundle Of fresh coon-skins for sale,
His price was 20 cts each, but there being no
market here for them, the brave little fellow
had to trudge hack home with them, and 90
without his winter shoes for a while longer.
lie said he had dollar in money, aud If he
could get another dollar for his coon skins, he
would he able to buy his shoes. We asked
him how much he asked for his 'peltries' and
lac said they were not peltrios bat coon skins,
That boy will beat Grants youngest son for
the Presidency anyhow
MOTHER Eve never had Sewing
Machine, but her daughters prefer the
Mauu Vhaala q vViIeon