The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21
FROM PULASKI COUNTY.


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SoMtHsEr, Nv, Feb. u, 1873.
ora rows MD COUNTY
Are remarkably pcaceable and quiet NJ pres
cnt public improvements being the main
topic Of conversation. Your correspondent il
assured that our
NEw cOuRr-uOUsE,
when completed, will he an honor to the
county. and TO the wiscly-sclcoied building
committee. Colonel 4. u Morrow, George VI.
Sandifcr. and William Gibson. They have
secured the services OF james Carrigan, the
/ Danyille architect, to draft plan Of building,
and the contract Tor the work will be let out
some time during next month.
orr MERCHANTS
Are more cheerful upon a revival Of business
aud seem hopeful Of a more propitious season
and good spring trade Some Of them con-
template making heavy purchases for this
market erclong, while It Is rumored that
new dry goods firm will commence business
here very soon.
CIRCUIT CorRr
The spring term Of our Circuit Court will
begin on the fourth Monday in next month.
The docket from present indications, will
again be- small, very few -ui'S having been
filed up 10 this time However, the legal
profession are busy at their work, preparing
their old cases for trial. Both the civil and
criminal dockets in our county have been on
the decline for several years.
orr FARMERS.
Many Of our old farmers predict that the
present will prove another bountiful crop
year. "-ave the wheat" They can enter the
fields. this spring, with stock in good condi-
ton, while they have plenty ofcorn and oats
slowed away to feed them we'll through the
cropping season.
orr STOCK TRADER.
Mos, all Of our stock traders rave returned
home from the Southern MARKETS. A few Of
them report handsome profits Iut those COM
ing in contact with the epizoodc were not so
fortunate, though they lost no money.
THE SCHOOL MOSn
Has been received by our worthy Commits |
si1ner. J. VI. Barnett, who will proceed i'm
mediatcly to distribute the same Ourcounty /
draws from this fund something over $4,000. /
ANOTHER COAL SHIPMENT.
The Cumberland is now very much swollen, /
the biggest rise since the grcatirc-hct in the |
.pring Of 1872. Ten heavily-la,pn coal-boats |
were shipped last week by Hessrs. Jonc-,
Newell & Co. and Woodcpck & 60.
Mos, Of the hands employed making the |
first shipment have returned hdne, reporting /
one boat belonging to james Newell 4 Co. /
sunk aud driitcd on Campbcll's leland, which |
will perhaps be total loss on rcount Of the
present high waters also, one dhcr boat lot
a, the Nashville wharf belonging to Wood.
cock 4 Co.
OUR WOMEN IN TROUBLE.
Your correspondent took stroll around
town, yesterday morning, and found all the
fower-pits full Of water, occaioned by the
recent heavy .rains. The god women to
whom they belonged were in deep Gicf over
the disappearance Of their beautiful pct
flowers, which were buried beneath he sur
face Of the most powerful of all elmcnts.
Had you not known the cause Of the touble,
YOU woull have thought loved member Of
the family had found grave with theiloral
occupants in their winter quarters bu,your
mind would soon have been put at rest When /
YOU heard such ordinations a. these: 'Oh,
that beautiful eeranium. now in full bloon."
Ny lovely farchias---do you think the Vater
viii hurt them? BE in hurry-dip ! out
fast no harm 10 DO such work as this q the
sabbath. There, open wide the DOOR thi-
beautiful day, that the refreshing sunshine
may inform my pets Of their rescue"
This will be sad news to Miss b. =. {, who
is now on visit in the bluegrass rgions.
She has a splendid and commodious II, well
stored with The finest and rarest howcrs,
RELIGIOUS. - II
Rev. W. 5. Taylor, Of the Baptist Church,
Is holding a protracted meeiing at saline
'hurch, in this county, with quite revival Of
religions feeling. Woodson Denham, aged
evenly years, is among the number ofcen-
;cus. ,
r.H. SHEFFIELD, 4
\ citizen Of our town, left us this morning, G
o try his fortunes in California. We wish q
him pleasant journey, succcssful s1ourn,
md that he may return to his native country |
With a bouniful supply of the yellow ned /
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DIED. .
VI the residence Of his father, Henry BRYANT, :
en- miles north Of Somerset, ON the )th in !,
iunt, of brain fever, William Bryant aged I,
years.
COUNTY COURT. d,
Our County Court is in session TO-DAY. W.
:. Owens has taken out letters Of admni.;ra- /,
lon upon the estate of his father, William ,
'wens' deceased. Thomas Ballcs, our Sheriff. 4,
anne to time, as he always does. with No f.,
ond for the discharge Of his duties. 8
ALERT. ,
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