The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-17
FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
MoSricrLLo. Ky, JAN. %, 1879.

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We were not aware how much we liked the
INTERIOR JOuRSAi, until We failed TO get II
a, the usual time during Chri-,mas and "you
bet" the paper was gladly welcomed once more
on last Monday. Although IL is at all times
desirable to know the state ofones own mind,
we sincerely hope We may never again be thus
made to measure our appreciation Of the lS-
TERROR JOURNAL.
RELIGIOUS.
Bro. J. T. Rencan gave US on last Saturday
evening, On excellent discourse on Love" and
prayer" Deep thorough and profound in
Biblical knowledge Bro. Rcnean's sermons are
lnvarinbly instructive and intensely interest
ing
Bro. James Handy Of Laurel county Ky,
addressed large and interested audience las,
evening, upon the subject Of obedience"
Text, 18th verse Of the 22d chapter Of Reve-
la,ion. The subject was skillfully handled,
and lis Importance forcibly impressed upon
every hearer. Bro. Handy certainly makes
himself understood.
Bro. =. c. shearer held meeting at Mead
ow Creek last week resulting in additions.
Bro. Shearer does an immense amount Of
preaching for Us, and receives immensely lit
tie for il. Surely the 'laborer is worthy Of
his hire"
II was said Of old that "man can not live
by bread alone, but by every word that pro-
ceedeth ont Of the mouth Of God, but il
should be borne in mind that he can not live
by the word alone. A hint to the wise is suf-
fcient.
TEMPERANCE.
When will the reign Of whisky terminate!
We do not see how any resident Of Monticel-
10, after what they witnessed Last Saturday,
can ever again touch that beverage Of hell.
Out OF every thousand ruined young men,
whisky can claim its nine hundred and ninety
nine. Ism, that enough
STOCK ITEMS.
There is considerable stir in the cattle trade
lust now. Mcssrs. Francis and Sallee have
bought up about 20 head Of we'll fatted beeves.
Nlt-sfrs 'OUfN anu ''ttTf hirb nav i'kN
drove; all fine good looking cattle. But about
the best we have seen were five ~ sold by A.
y. Shearer TO Nimrod Buster, they were well
fatted and weighed about 1900 ih- each.
Wayne is improving very much in all stock
raising Prices Of cattle at present range
from pa cts. no sales as get higher than
cts.
Three lots Of mules belonging respectively
to q. ingram, John Battleson, and the Oats
Bros, left Wayne for the south last week.
Though not as good a. the first lots from
Wayne. They were nevertheless fine mules,
and were all in very good order.
Mr.. VIM. Cecil passed through Monticello
yesterday, with a nice lot Of the Kicking
stock" looking well and hearty.
PERSONAL.
We are glad to see our old friends ]. W.
Simpson and A. +. McBeath, formerly of
Monticello but now Of Fitchburg. with us
once more The boys are looking fine, and
their cheering smiles and sunny faces attest
their enjoyment Of life and iron. Both are
bachelors Of the "frst water" and we would
advise the young ladies of Wayne, not to waste
their Establishments On such iron-hearted
scamps.
Mr.. J. l.. Chiffon Of tie house Of Gardner
n Miller Louisville, Ky, was in town last
week. lie is an active business man and
thorough gentleman. lie did not stay but
short time with u.s.