The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

lhc next number OF lHh iNIhhuoh
youRSAL will be the completion Of the
Arst volume. Fifty-two numbers will then
havebcen issued. With that number the
time Of several hundred Of our Lincoln
county subscribers will have expired.
This timely notice is given that those
who may desire to renew their subscrip-
ton, may have ample opportunity to do
70.
II has not been habitual with the pro-
prictors Of this paper, TO indulge in very
much selflaudaiion ON account Of the
conduct Of their journal; notwithstand-
ing the general sense of the community
tolerates, IL il does not authorize, little
higher spirit Of boastfulness in newspa-
per publishers, than is usually conceded
TO be either modes, or proper in individ-
uals. Indeed they have had no occasion
to boast. A plain expose, an unvarnish-
ed statement of what they have concciv-
ell to be the points Of excellence in their
paper, is all they have regarded as need
full. II has spoken for itself; and the
letters of encouragement and communi-
cations that have been addressed to the
proprietors from every quarter where IL
has had circulation, furnish to them the
most satisfactory attestntion of its accep-
lance with those who are its readers.
This much for the PAST; and word for
thefurURE.
This paper is now established on a
frmer basis than that on which it began
operation. The years experience of its
publishers furnishes guaranty to its pa
irons, they were unable to offer when
their enterprise first began. If the pub
lie trusted them then, it has addition
al reason to trust them now. In the fu-
ture, as in the past, while not eschewing
politics, they will strive to make it, in its
chiefest points of merit, local paper
not simply local to the county in which
it ispublished, but embracingan epitome
! Of the news most interesting and import
ant to the sections of the country in
which it finds circulation. Without
elaboration, they will simply state, that
noticeable in its general makeup, will
bs bund literary selections. general news,
foreign and home; agricultural items
ovigpal snd selected; reliable fash
idn noter, original and selected, by a Ia
dy Of acknowledged taste; reliable
reports of the home and Eastern stock
and miscellaneous markets. ect.; while
stock markets at home and in different
sections Of the State, will continue
to be leading feature.
A renewal of the subscriptions which
are soon to expire, is earnestly solicited,
and will be as heartily accepted as an
equal number Of names that have not
yet appeared in the subscription column.
The price is small, amounting to an
expenditure of but little over one-half
q cent per day. While the prices cur
rsnt for every other species of property
live risen from one hundred to two
Hundred per cent in the last ten years,
the subscription price of newspapers has
remained the same. No man, who can
read, Or who has family to read, is too
poor to afford it.
To their patrons, of Lincoln county,
the proprietors make an especial ap-
peals 1t is to your interest to foster and
encourage county paper. So do in this
Instance and you will receive an equiva-
lent in return for your labor and money.
HON. THOMAS w. VARNON.