The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
PULASKI COLUMN.
Eiitol by Will. Q. Curd.


rived daily w ourt1vu ing the put week
while other. were continually passing aud rc
passing without stopping, who are giving ih
line Z thorough examination from shcib.
City TO the Tcin,scc line. We Kern tia
the contracts will not be let until the 2dtl
Instant
oar hotels are doing lively business now
It frequently occurring within the last few
days that the landlords had 10 report 'n'
more room"
/ =. +. shepherd kocp'a good house, whil'
ihe Somerset House, now under the manage
mcrt u Nh. II. J. lluski-on q Samuel Vol
soy, cannot be oxccllod in any part Of th'
state.
W. T'KEE rox,
Of our town, has been appointed attorney fol
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, who vii
represent the comp,ny's interest in the coun
ties Of Pulaski aud Whitley. The trustees d
thi- road could net have secured the scryic,
of a more efficient anl able attorney.
PERSONAL
Mr. Ben =. Phcriro, Of Crab Orchard, spcnr
several day. go our town last week. lie b
quit, an aG,bie AID agreeable gentleman. W,
learned FROM lin that the main object OF hi.
visit here wa. to ascertain the prospects Of or
rsuizius an Old-Fellows Lodge in Somerset
Uncle Zen. will return IN a lev weeks. when,
no doubt, Lodge will be organized.
Lou. Holmes, representing the wcll-known
house Of Porch & Cook, Louisville, is at prs
cnt in our city. lie j. a whole-soul good fell
low and very energetic, meeting with decided
success here a. well a. at Monticello ia the
way OF selling goods.
ooon rr,trtNns
Wbst has L,c,me If the two lodges OF
,i.,..l T.,,,l,r. that ,yerc i, sucb n g.uri.h.
inn, c.,diti,u in our town a few months since?
No, Nj. saw q, .be p.pple that they are nov
n,,,,i.r.l Win tba thing. that wer.; that
Tho. cod institution. have rassed into tn,
.b,Js. Of oblivion and At the very time in
tho, r,,,, If our state. history that their
GOOD e-smrl, and services are most needed ?
Fi,. for -bamcl Yes. II casts bio. upon the
iiti.rt, GOOD name Of our town that should
De- ,-ad,c.,ed. Cannot the ladies Of our town
,,,l ,;c.,i,y r,vivo the GOOD wo-k2
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or A., nod clifton. tler,to and iuGictinc
t,,vy r,p,l,ies upon tie civil officer who
fails TO d., IA, duty in snpp-,ssinr crime and
disorder in the country. the inevitable result of
drinking whisky.
What signify retition. prcscnted 1, the leg.
stature. signed only by those who want to re-
tail the hell..h destruction to miukind. and
by those who PERSIST in drinking the vile STUFF
and hast ON IN that downward road that lead.
90 ruin! when hundred. yea. Thousands! o.
retitions are before ,hc honorable body signed
bv mothers fathers. listers. brothers and friend.
of the above class. asking for prohibition and
prutccton? Whose only desire l. to retrieve
the fallen fortunes of their children and
friends; to extricate them from worse than a
t.ral!dom, that is bringing ruin upon them
and their families, and continually Disgrace
ing our State. our hospital. asyluins and pris-
ous. and sending forth upon the cold charities
of IN, v1rll lis hundreds and Thousands Of
helpless widows and orphans. viii not some
thing be done?
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tho S.r,,or from W.ryo no. ain o,..,ol
M battery IN the s.na,e cb.r.L.- and Ia.
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