The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-07
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

LOCAL BREvITIEs.
County Court day next Monday.
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Msple-sugar making is nov in order
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Find communicates from Albany, Gin
ton county, on our Grst page.
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Come to town next Monday, prepared to
pay all srrcsrsscs to hi. Office.
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Stanford !, the only town Of ifteen-hundred
inhabitants that don't want the Capital.
A large number Of cases q spring fever
were reported on Tuesday and Wednesday
last.
NJ. c. ssuaey and X. c. Warren, Esqs, are
in Frankfort, attending To important cases In
the Court Of Appeals.
IL is said by many knowing ones that the
thunderstorm on Tuesday Last announced the
breaking up Of winter
II the g-h. didn't pull the hole in after
him, the supposition is that he made his sp-
pesrancc again on Wednesday last.
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II il enough 10 melt heart Of stone 10
think that that poor little innocent ground.
hog must remain in his hole this beautiful
weather.
The Master commissioner, will offer for
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ing to the estate Of II. c. Helm, deceased, on
Monday NEXT.
Last Sunday was grounding day. The
sun shone out beautifully, and not cloud
was visible. The question is did he respect
the Sabbath, and make his advent on Monday
Mr.. NJ. ID. Hughes, Of this place, has recent
ly accepted an agency for the well-knowr
Singer sewing machine, and has ON hand :
number Of the machines. lie will begin
csnvss-ing the county in few days.
We learn that Mr. John Simpson, Of this
county, met with a painful accident few
DAYS ago. lie was riding down hill rapidly
when HE hor~e stumbled and III, throwing
Mr. Simpson and dislocating his shoulder
Hunting IL the order OF the day with our
/ Dix-river friends Mcssr- Sim. Cook, Phil
lip. and Lundsford report game plentiful
The result Of short hgnt on Monday las
was a cart-losd Of rabbits and several coons
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:. X Cook, Of the Dir river neighborhood
hs5 three hundred bushels Of Norway oats
three hundred shocks of good fodder, and Z
l large quantity u good straw for sale. lie viii
contract to feed the fodder and straw, If de
sired
William Ros-, Mrs. Matte Ross, and Mis-
Maggie Ewing wcrc thrown from a vehicle il
Crab Orchard, yesterday evening. Mrs. Ros
vas badly bruised Mis- Ewell escaped un
hurt but Mr. Ross sustained injuries which
will doubtless prove fatal.
! A Western editor SAYS: "lsn't il bcvitch
ing to look at q neat calico dre.s on hand
some hgur' Our merchants have prints o
every variety, and il seems y us that th
Kind Of drcs- is suitable 10 these tar pawn.
TINES" To make ii applicable to this sec
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| Msysville has just started q chair factory
Carrolion will soon have a new saw an,
/ planning mill, Nsnc,burg is now building
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A New York correspondent .ays Nor
money is made here by the cheap story
weeklies than by the entire daily press. Tn
sversse appetite for vulgar fiction and shsbb,
commonplace, geographically arranged, i