The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

untold millions Of weilsh which has 30 long
remained In worthless security. 4,
ouS ram,
will be held on the grounds Of W. Dcnhsn,
near Somerset, on ThuL sdsy and Fsidsy. SIP
TENDER 9Th and 5sh, isFs. We hear q q great
deal Of s,cck being prepared, and under train
ing, for exhibition, In this and adjoining
counties. The directory Il composed Of clev-
er, nice gentlemen, vigilant manrhnls. who
win sec that quiet and order Il preserved.
Every thing will be done 70 make this the
most pleasant and interesting Fair ever held
In our county. The booths win be supplied
with the most choice dclicsces and luxurie- 4
Of the scason,-but ardent spirits Of all kinds
Is most positively forbidden. A very larss
crowd Is expected to be In attendance. A
PERSONAL. II
RIM. A W. o. Bradley, Of Lancaster, With
their families, are sojourning Tor an indefinite
time in our town. We are glad TO see both Of
these gentlemen enjoying health and looking
10 we'll, and 70 know that the "Old Gentle
man" still sdheres 10 those time honored prin-
ciples Of education for which he has 80 long
labored. His lecture Of Friday evening Last,
on this subject, was quite interesting and aug
gestive, from which we trust our citizens will
reap great benefit.
Rev. W. w. Harris, Of Tcxas, IL also in our
town for the purpose Of consulting with DR..
Geo. Perkins, and we regret exceedingly that
his health will not admit Of his preaching for
us. We hope that he will Ger long regain
his health, for such talent, Learning and use
fitness, a. he Possesses, Is indispensable In our
land; but at present his physicians advise him
to desist from preaching and take ss much
"out door" exercise as possible. 4
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. J. B. Bradley, Of the NJ. T. Church, Il
at present holding very interesting meeting
at Mt. Zion Church, In our county, and up 10
Saturday evening last there were forty scces-
sions, with twenty -seven conventions.
Rev. J. ID. Walsh, Of the NJ. Il. Church,
preached in our town on yesterday, At the NJ.
r. Church South. His sermon was excellent.
Mr.. Walsh is the Agent for the American BIZ
bic Society, and lectured at the NJ. y Church
last evening. Our citizens gave him s63 10
be expended BY said Society.
The new Presbyterian Church at PisxAh, In
our county, was dedicated on yesterday.
Rev. Joseph Ballew, of the Christian church,
closed very successful meeting at Cox's
school house, in our county, few days since,
with about 20 scccssions to the church.
The African Zion church, (Methodist)
closed its regular quarterly meeting in our
town on last evening.
There will be one hundred and twenty five
premiums awarded at our Fair on the 4th and
9Th Of next month. /,
THE CHOLERA, +,
has visited Lancaster In very violent and IA. ,
tai form, and we are informed that up to Fri
day evening last, there had been seventeen
deaths, and the disease still spreading and on
the increase,-and strange to say, the munich
pal authorities and citizens generally Of Som
erset seem TO bid this fell destroyer Of man I
kind defiance, and no efforts are being made !
(only by few who are without power) to put
our town in good sanitary condition. We
again urge our Board Of Trustees TO look to
the health Of our town, and see that the filthy
cellars, yards, pig pens and alleys are cleansed
and disinfected. We believe that II an order
is made BY the Trustees to this effect, and the
citizens are notified Of 1t, II will be promptly
obeyed. All that Is required is for few Of
the citizens to begin the good work and the {
Others will follow.
We viii again urge our Pulaski friends to
subscribe Tor tins valuable paper. We are
using every effort TO make 1t interesting and
oeneficiai 70 YOU Our columns are devoted
TO the cause OF Religion Education and lem
perance' and TO the best Pecuniary interests OF