The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-13

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advertisement
Our efficient assessor, Mr.. Gooch, has COM
pleied the assessment of the county excepting
the stores, merchandise, etc, and is on his last
circuit.
Judge Bailey, who had the misfortune sew
cral weeks ago to fracture his ankle, Is now
able to move about his house a little with the
aid Of crutchcs
Now is the season to brighten up your houses
and make fre.h and attractive your parlors,
sitting rooms and bcd-chambers Go TO Hay.
den's for cheap wall paper
Mr.. Grecnberry Bright made disappearance
on our streets on Monday for the first time
since his painful and almost fatal accident
several months ago. lie uses his crutchcs
with ,ery fair grace for an old man.
Squire Peyton and his knights Of the feline
intestine made the midnight sir meiodiou.
few evenings since. For the beautiful strain.
II witching music dscoursed under our win
dow We return thousand sincere thanks.
Within the past few week. we have noticed
accounts Of several small robbcries in our
neighboring towns. II would be we'll for our
people to look to their fastening-, and be pre-
pared to give warm reception TO burglars.
Rev. V. T. Kirilcy, Of cbanon, has accepted
the paslor.hip Of the Baptist church at stan.
ford, and will preach every first Sunday in
each month for the pre.ent. Church meetings
will be held saturday before the first Sunday
in every mouth.
Mr.. II. T. Harris has removed his law Office
from Court Square. To the second story in the
handsome brick building, erected by D. Van
Ar-dalc, on the southwcst corner 81 Main and
Lancaster streets, where he will be pleased To-
welcome bis clients aud fricnds generally
/ The members of the stanford Cornet Band
| speak ~ retiring upon their laurls and turning
their splendid instruments over to some young
men yet To be selected Whether the present
members dishand or net il would be a capital
ides 10 ins,ruc, their succcssors during the
coming summer
We are obliged 10 our former townsman, j
Mac punn, of Honey Grove, Texas, for copies
Of an interesting paper containing a dcscrip-
/ ton Of the resources advantages and prospects
Of Fannin county. We notice that MIC cx-
liib.ts h- enterprise in a handsome card in IT,,
as dcalcs in dry goods.
/ Oh. the futility Of Argument We are
heartily tired 1t the iuccs,art vranrlins over
the anthropolosical problem at oar iayor.te
loaiing qulrtcrs Jo, who has big bulging
. forehead of course. is believer ia phrrnolnry
I Tom, who has not, thinks II a humbug They
will never agree. Why prolons the discus
SION
/ Mis- Pa,tor-on favored stanford with her
reading, Last Friday aud SATURDAY nights. aud
We take great pleasure in commencing her To
thosc who have not been similarly favored, a.
deserving the most eXiravlcant compliments
I paid her personal beauty and rare elocuiional
accomplishments, by the press of every local
ity 50 fortunate a. to have enjoyed the rare
I treat Of her rccitati1ns.
Our farmers should appreciate the import
ance Of making engagements now with good,
reliable lahorcrs, and when such can be found,
Of paying them good prices for the year. The
farm work OF this county should he pushed
| the coming season, and an abundance of ev-
erything marketable raised II our farm
ers will he hopeful, energetic, systematic, in
dus,riou- aud economical, and keep ou, Of
debt this year such glorious times as We will
have ~ result will make the very dumb
brutes OF the fields happy.
The Kellogg brothers, OF lanscer, Michigan,
pen artists, have recently made an attractive
business chart representing some Of the most
cnierprising and liberal firms, business men
aud women, and professional gentlemen of the
town, which can be seen over the general de-
livery at the pos,oiIice With the exception
Of several cyregious autographed errors, it
is indeed a marvellous piece Of pen work.
/ Those who have invested trivial sIm in this
chart will find tina, even that little advertise
mcnt Of their business will yield handsome
return.
A negro man, by the name Il Lou Trailer,
I met hi. death by the careless handling Of a
loaded gun, at Duddoars mill, in thi, coun-
/ ~, last saturday. lie had deposited the gun
in stable near the mill, and in attempting to
draw il through a crack in the stable, it went
off, killing him almost instantly. II is true
saying that with all the tender nursing aud
atectionate care you may possibly best9w
/ upon a shot gun, il will bang the stuihng out
of you the first time it gets chance. But a
knowledge Of this does not prevent the reckless
handling Of this engine Of death.
We are often asked who wrote certain com
municatons that appear from time to time in
these columns. Such questions are imperti-
ncnt and will receive M attention. We have
a right to our professional secrets a. well as
the lawyer physician or priest, aud have ma
more right To betray confidence than they. -
mind your own business reader, aud il you
feel aggrieyed at any communication you may
see in this paper, and desire to know the au-
thor for the purpose OF personal interview,
etc, make application in the proper way, and
We will then reveal his name or shoulder the
responsibility.
/ western man, who has ridden the goats
thinks it is the lot of human nature to err
and therefore says il is advisable that all
craiimen request their masters, Juniors and
senior wardens not To accept Of the position ID
master or oyersesr in subordinate oranges, and
rice rersa That members OF subordinat,
oranges advise their officers not To accept Of
the above named positions in Masonic Lodges
/ II this means ANYTHING il means that ther, /,