The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27
PULASKI COLUMN.
EDITED nv WILL. @. CURD.
soxEnssr. Ky- June -, is7a
SUMMARY on rovr rrws.

SUMMARY or rowr SEws
Our building committee are very energetic
a Splendid quality q rcck l. nov being De
iivered, and We learn that Ire corncr-stone o
our new courthouse viii be laid In fev
days.....The health 81 our town Il excellert
but We would advise o, frien 10 diGcaF
from their table. new potatoes and fresh hsh
and 10 keep away from Late wilson's PIT N
pors and rakes.....Compesition betweer
our merchants, si prc-ent, l. running high
Sugar, coffee cotton, yarns and other staple.
are being sold under ar-t cost, which, We think
is a poor way o. gratifying little -elhsh am.
eition, particularly in town like Somerset,
&c. B. wOodcock and Milford Doolin arr
Of present 10 our town, who say their dreams
are more pleasant In old Pulaski than IN
Nashville...... VIII. sswell IL also with q.
again and We are glad 10 see his health 20
much improved The NEXT subject for do
cussion before the Somerset club l., 'Compul-
sorry Education" ......John Ware, young min
isier Of our county, l. now at home, having
recently returned from Georgetown College.
His sermon Of las, Sunday evening is receiv-
Ing much praise. Vocal music Il spreading
rapidly In our town-while the Good Tenn
plsr. are right side up with csre.
oUR cRors.
Owing 10 The late continuous rains most 81
our corn crops are In the weeds and must re-
main 20 unless the rains cease and should
there be drouth In the coming month. our
corn crop yin he's failure. The cat crop
looks promising and II not visited BY the rus,
viii yield heavy. The wheat crop In some
localities l. almost WORTHLESS, while the gener-
al crop Of the county viii yield about one
third.
RErunsED HOME.
The Misses Gibson, Miss Della Lair, Miss
Allie Elliot and Misc Minnie woodccck, re-
turned home last week from Harodsburg and
shslbyville, where they have been attending
school. Misses woodcock and Lair having
received their diplomas.
RELIGIOUS.
The following meetings will be held In our
town Is follows; NJ. Z. CARBOHYDRATES Con-
ference commencing on the 24sh inst. The
minister. Of the district generally are Expect
ed 10 be in attendance.
N. Z. Church, South.-A protracted meet
ing will be held, commencing, on the 9Th
Sunday in June. Rev. w. 7. Roland, Rev.
@. c. 0verstreet, and other eminent divines,
will assist ON the occasion.
Baptist Church.-The Association will he
held commencing on tho Thur.tsy before the
srd Saturday in August. Rev. A. d. Rash,
John NJ. sallee, and other distinguished min
isien will Be present.
Christian Church-A protracied meeting
will be held commencing on the Lat Sunday
In July. Rev. Green Lee surber and other
able preachers will be here at that time.
Pisgah Church, Eve miles South Of somer-
set-Prsbytery will be held commencing on
the 10Th Of August. The ministers Of the dis
trict generally will be In attendance. Rev.
Crcnshaw will preach the Introductory SER
mon. The church at this place has recently
undergone repairs is put In good. condition.
The members and friends Of the different
churches are cordially invited TO attend these
meetings.
Married.
At the residence Of the brides father six
miles South Of Somerset, on Thursday last, by
the Rev. J. N. Current, Mr.. JANE O. WHITE
Of Lincoln county, TO Miss BALzoRA srreALL.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
J. N. Barnett, superintendent, together
with w. B. Hansford and s. ?. woolsey, ex-
aminers, will attend at the college, in somer-
Set every Saturday in this and the month Of
July for the purpose Of examining those de-
string TO become teachers Of public schools,
and awarding them such certificates rs they
show themselves entitled 10. We learn that
the present worthy and competent examiners
are very strict and will not give certificate to
an unworthy and undeserving lady or gentle
man.