The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06
PULASKI COLUMN.
EDITED BY WILL. q. CURD,


rVhnthf OF rOwN NEws.
We see In the hands Of several Of our citi.
sens subscription for the purpose Of securing
the right Of way 10 the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad through our county We hone this
matter will not be neglected, ss show Of lib
eral feeling has In many instance. achieved
great advantages TO counties ne we'll A. indi.
viduals. We are glad to know that Il will
require but . small sum TO pay the damages
to the few citizens who refuse TO give the right
Of way through their lands.
Our Circuit and County Clerks have re-
moved their Offices 10 the old Farmers Bank
building. while the old Clerks Office is being
torn away to make room for the foundation
Of the new Courthouse.
Some,set Club held IT, first meeting after
organization, at the Office Of Judge VIII.
Pettus, on Monday evening last. Subject dis
cusscd "Does discussion Of subjects Re
tween men tend to bring about unanimity or
diversity Of opinion"
We witnessed the closing exercises Of II. G.
Jones singing class, on Tuesday evening last,
and we must say that the musical talent u our
town, under proper cultivation, has been great
ly improved. Mr.. Jones will commence
second term Of twenty -four lessons on the eve
ming Of the 10Th inst.
W. M'KEE FOX,
who has 80 ably and satisfactorily represented
the counties Of Wayne and Pulaski in the Sen
ate for the past four years, is at home again.
We were indeed glad to welcome him back
and to find him in the enjoyment Of good
health. We regret to learn that he will not
become candidate for reelection.
DECORATION DAY.
The graves OF the Fedc~al soldiers at Mill
Spring National Cemetery were decorated ON
Saturday last; appropriate addresses were de-
livered to q large crowd Of ladies and gentle
men who participated in the solemn exercises
Of the day.
DEATH OF DIR. ). s. GILMORE.
DIR. j. $. Gilmore, Of our town, left home
few weeks since for the purpose Of visiting his
mother, brothers and sisters who reside in |
Illinois and Missouri, and on the day subse- |
quent to bis arrival at Springfield, Mo-, where
his mother and sister resided, he fell from a
fight Of stairs, striking the back Of his head
and receiving injuries from which he died the /
next morning. A kinder heart never ceased
TO beat than that Of DIR. Jim's; his principles
we're Of an high and exalted character, ever
evincing the greatest fondness and true devo-
lion toward his friends and showing due APP
probation Of kindness and favors rendered
INTO him. He was brave and gallant SOL
iier both in the Mexican and late war in the
latter he served under Gen. John II. Morgan,
being great favorite with his company and
regiment. We were with him ON the battle
ield, in the camp, and in the dark and uncer-
ain hours Of prison life; and at home, or amid
he trying scenes Of soldiers life, upon all
occasions you met the same noble, true hear
ed DIR. Jim.
Sweetly rest the remains Of one so dear TO a
yrief stricken wife and little children and ma
~ friends. and may he find more blissful re-
yions beyond the grave in which TO dwell.
Deeply do we sympathire with his family,
md may God give them consolation in this
heir sad hour Of bereavement.
CAPT. W. A. COLLIER.
The advertisement Of this enierprising and
,opuIar merchant VII be found in our col
INNS this week. He has been in our town but
few years, but a. time passes away II leaves
o the public name and reputation for this
'ell established house that can but secure to
he captain a successful trade. lie and his
cry polite and affable clerks are ever at their
ost Of duty, ready to serve and accommo-
ate customer, and be assured you will find
% extortion here, but on the other hand
heap and uniform prices. This house il con-
family receiving and adding to their already
arge stock Of goods, and II there is any sign
n house crowded daily with customers, we
must come to the conclusion that the good old
eomanry Of the country, together with their
'ives and daughters, have become convinced
hat Golfers store house is one of the places
o purchase your goods, and that the proprie-
or is an honest, conscientious merchant, and
'orthy Of the patronage bestowed upon him.
We urge you to 60 to this house and get val
e received for your money and produce.
lead advertisement in another column.