The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-25

VIII W y lev utYs WIN I've Guy t'I wv Fil-
pose Of purchasing their spring stocks. They
are both experienced merchants, and bay
heavily, veil chcaply, and keep nice and a.
commodating clerks, aud every ar,icle yop
want, a. well .. thc other house ahove men.
toned ALLOW Ne u Suggest that, II each q
the above merchan,s would advertise Their
goods In rHr ISrraoR JouRSAt.. they will
soon End their trade Increasing TO a very prof.
table extent.
AwoMNx ~ pisrPEss
a few days since, woman giving her name
a. Ms. Lay, arrived IN our town, with two
small children, on her way to Tennessee. Her
babes were snugIy stored away In little wag-
on, which she drew herself She ws- IN des
titute condition, possessing nothing but her
little wagon and children She stated tia,
she was from Casey county, where she had re-
sided for several year., until her husband died.
Our citizens furnished her with sufficient
means to cnabl, her to reach her destination,
aud she left our town with lighter heart,
blessing those who feed the hungry and aid
the poor
p. NEwLAsD
is now engaged in settling up biz business
Affairs, with a view to emigrating West soon.
Role Is now stopping at the ingram House, in
our town, which, he says, be can recommend
to all his friends ~ n iirst-clsss hotel with
good accommodations.
HENRY owESs
Of color, was found to be luuatic by inqui.i.
ton held before his Honor c. a. Zachary, on
Friday last. II appeared from the evidence
that Henry has been crossed in love. lie was
delivered over to the Jailor Cor saie-ke,ping.
BLACK AND WHITE SQUIRRELS
have made their appearance in the southwest
portion Of our county, in the neighborhood Of
$ D. Goselt''. while gray squirrels are more
numerous now than fos several years past,
ENorTo Glaze.
II. G. Jones Of Lincoln county is at present
teaching vocal music in our town, at the VI.
L. Church South. lie has large class,
composed of as good material as can be found
anywhere. Mr.. Jones understands music
thoroughly, and IL his class will make m
effort to learn and attend the school promptly,
you will erclong sec very great improvement
in the singing at our churches.
J. z. oossox,
our Representative, returned TO his hone on
Saturday evening last We were glad to see
him looking 40 we'll after a faithful perform
ance Of the arduous aud important labors Of
such prolonged session. He speaks in the
highest praise Of Governor Leslie.
THE INTERIOR JOURNAL.
The subscription list Of this valuable paper
continues to increase in our county, and is
read with much interest by our citizens, while
many Of them say that through it, columns
more information is derived to the advantage
Of farmers and traders than from any other
paper. They Young ladies and gentlemen are
eager at all times TO read il, always finding
someihing interesting to 'lem and nothing TO
dsplease. The INTERIOR JOURNAL is now a
good advertising medium in our county, and
never did the merchant, the trader, or those
having lands or other property to sell, lose
anything by advertising in good, responsible
paper on the other hand, it is one great es-
sential to prosperity, and safe road, which
has led very many on to fortune.
Now is the time to advertise and subscribe.
The spring trade has opened, and our columns
will be fall Of interesting news from all sec-
tion' Advertising rates are chesp, and sut-
scripiion price for the paper only two dollars
year, or, in a club Of twenty, one dollar and
a half, with an extra copy and liberal percent-
age 10 get,er up Of club. Come along, and
give me your nance and advertisements, and
we assure you that you will never regret il.