The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-31
FROM PULASKI COUNTY.


Il nothing more celebrating 10 the body. and
;. more calculated 10 give lie and vigor 10 the
system generally than trip 10 the country
amongst Kind and ho-pitable friends for few
y weeks, away from the excitement, tolls, and
9 troubles Of busy town life. And how pleae-
= ant II Is to visit that portion % our county
bordering on the South Fork and mberland
4 rivers where the soil needs no fertilixne but |
= each season affords it, bountiful supplies to |
/ the thrifty and enterpri-ing farmers. There
you find nice, agreeable, and accommodating
citizens, on the order Of the Good samari- |
. TAM"
This neighborbood supports three flourish
ing stores within four miles Of each other
: one Of the best -four and gri.t- mills in the |
State; a splendid day school, and a Sunday
, school. The latter, which 10 conducted in q
: manner that would do honor to any country, |
/ elected the following officers for the present |
year on the 18th instant; q. W. Saunders,
Superintendent; David Rankin, Assistant;
and John Pierce, Librarian.
Beatie's school-hou-e, that favorite old spot
and play ground, Is endeared to the hearts Of
many Of our citizens by the recollection Of
happy school days when under the ,utorship
81 such worthy and excellent teachers NJ
Elder John james, y. A. Newell, Mrs. Mary
Newell, Marcus Fleming, and Others whose
! sVo" ,A''p''' ",' "|s eAe''o"' =" Tue
parents, made such impressions upon the
young heart ~ TO make this neighborhood
noted for intelligence, good manners and
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