The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02
PULASKI COLUMN.
nv WILL. q. CURD.
soxERsrr. Ky., April %, 1879.

attending the Rockcastle Circuit Court. Hon.
j. $. Chrisman, Representative from Wayne,
passed through our town q few days since, en-
route for his home. II Is almost daily occur
renee nov 10 see our hunters coming To town
with their fox scalp-, the late act Of the Legis-
lature having opened wide field for profitable
labor In our county, while very many will
prefer the pleasures Of the fox chase TO that u
working in the con-held.. The latest ordi-
nance passed by the Board Of Trustees Is
known as the dog law, which requires the
owners Of dogs in our town to register the
same, and pay tar as follows on the first dog
twenty-five cents, on the second City cents, on
the third one dollar, and on each dog over
three, one dollar The first Of a number Of
hog sales will commence in our town some
time next month, TO which sales the law Of
"csveai emptor" will be strictly applied by all
parties Interested. The singing class in our
town Is progressing finely, while we still hear
Of an occasional musical soiree, the Huskison
House having been bonored with the latest,
which We learn, was quite q success and very
entertaining.
THE HAYNES BROTHERS.
The following are the names Of the sons Of
Temple Haynes, deceased, who emigrstcd 20
our county from Virginia at an early day
Thomas, Milton a., Wait, Temple, Archibald,
Edmond, Galen E., james, Andrew, and Her
ekiah, all Of whom, except the last named,
are men Of families, residing in the same
common school district, and have sixty seven
children in the aggregate. Some Of these
children have sons and daughter. married,
who also reside with numerous progeny In
the same district. The Haynes brothers are
all coal-boat steersmen, and have made many
trips down the Cumberland 10 Nashville and
points below. They are honest, hsrd-working,
industrious men. Should any Of your read
ers happen in the neighborhood Of the Haynes
family, they will receive kind treatment from
accommodating and hospitable gentlemen.
CONSCIENTIOUS GOOD TENPLAR.
A few days since young man stepped into
the store Of Murphy a Gragg, and asked the
former gentleman II he had any rye to sell, to
which he replied that he had. About the
time the first half-bushel was filled, however,
Mr.. Murphy learned that il was wanted for
the purpose Of making whisky, when he at
once turned the rye back into the bin, telling
the astonishcd young man that he was Good
Tcmplar.
OUR sSw COURTHOUSE.
The magistrates Of our county were notified
to meet in Somerset ON Monday last, for the
purpose Of determining whether or not the
building Of our cour-houre would be let out
to contractors. A sufficient number of the
court were not present to constitute a quorum,
but those present unanimously agreed that
the building committee should take the mat
ter into their own hands, and have the man
agement and control Of the building. Whether
or not this be a wise and judcious conclusion,
time alone can disclose. However, the COM
mittee is composed Of good men, who will no
doubt discharge the trust reposed in them with
great care, caution, and economy. But we
can I sec the necessity Of converting the mag
istrates every few weeks and putting the
county to an unnecessary expense.
WHISKY.
There are at present in operation in this
county three whisky distilleries, with the ca
paeiiy OF making seventy-hve to one hundred
gallons per day. Z. NJ. Porch, John lnman,
'nd Elisha Parker have been appointed store
keepers for these houses, and are now ON duty.
WHO Is GUILTY.
We hear the question repeatedly asked,
Who is selling whisky in Somerset? and echo
invariably answers Who5 There is one very
''ideni iac'' that whisky and brandy are being
old In Somerset and two or three drunken
men were seen on our streets last Monday.
u seems TO US that the sly offenders could be
ei'e,eu OUT anu brought 70 Justice IL not
." ,"A' eau "U' oe successfully enforced had
. 's 'spe1iea anu 'e' US nave licensed shops
gam anu ss' 'ne "e"en' o' 'he ,ai' let we
"u'' '''n' Pruoehes VIII never again
'"e '.oP,"'"s o. uhe'e he'is In our
O'"' ."e uu.y Oh All good ci'irens' a.
'en A' 'ne N~i'h' :" siu IN putting stop
y '''' ''''e' .ni'Ay u'me
'0s "ADpLh'
y our town. has recently been admitted to
he bar as an attorney at law He is young
nan OF great promise, and close student.
We tender to him the hand Of fellowship, and
congratulate him upon his success in passing
n examination before Judges Randall and
FOX which evineed close application to his
tudies, and indicated bright future. May
ia fOndes' anticipatiOns be realized.
HANDSOME rREsEsT..
Mr. Robert Gibson Of this place a few d.y.
ince received superior Brussels Garnet. cost.
ng two hundred dollars, a present to her from
ir. G. n. woodcock.
ApELIcAcY.
Johnnv .Woodeocl 1. dearly s,,a NJ, Ma,
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