The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27
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"Full many n shaft al random sent
Finds mark the archer little mcant.r
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Our groccry merchants are supplying som,
Of the largest contractors on the Cincinnati,
southern.
some two hundred railroad carts have pass
ed through here In the past week for the linS
Of the Cincinnati southern.
Ice vas formed toa thickness II quarter Of
an inch on Monday night. itdoubtle.- killed
great deal of forward fruit buds.
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We saw man pay a five dollar bill for !
four months ol poodle dog, the other day
and he was said TO be cheap at that.
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Several important eases concerning the right
of way over the lands Of our West End farm
ers for the C. :. n. X. were laid over till tn,
April term Of the county court.
Several 81 our subscribers complain tha
they do not receive their paper regularly. W.
assure them that they are punclually mailed
and the fault Il certainly at some one else'
door.
During the first quarter Of the present ycal
from January LIT to April lst-there wer'
registered at the Commercial Hotel over SIS
hundred transicn, guests, an average Of abou
seven a day.
II eau be- scarcely said now among the busi
ness men of Stanford that they have dul
day. Our town presents lively appearance
at all hours Of the day, and the number o
strange faces We meet daily will average moi
les than City.
Short, sharp, crisp news items from any and
every point where our paper circulatcs, ar,
always welcome to our table. No matter how
insignificant they may sccm to our friends
.enl them along and We will usc such as ar,
acceptable to Us.
II there is a more healthy .potin Kentuck,
than Lincoln county, We have never GsinC
where twas. Our death rate has been Ices
we venture to say, Tor the past quarter Of I
century than any other county in the State
population considcrcd.
We wish that every voter in this and Pu
lsski county was compelled to ride over I'll,
road from Halls Gap to Somerset in the mud
Of Winter every day for a month. II 80, non,
Of them would r,fuse to vote a tax upon theil
respective counties u complete the turnpike
The Bruce House has recently undergon,
thorough repairs. Mr.. Bruce has fitted VI
and enlarged bis public room, and made AZ
excellent basement ,horvundcr which can b
approachci from without and within. u,
has al-o engaged the services Of Mr.. Coiley
from Wayne county.
Il is reported that the man Andy Cummins
who escaped from the posse Of Sheriff Saun
ders at the time Bsrthufum wss killed, j. nov
proving about Nj. Vernon, pretending to hi,
defiance to the officers II the Law. We hav'
seen drawer and sharper y craiCes than
Andy gub5led up by single officer.
There is not single public road leadin.
fron the knob TO either turnpike enterin.
stanford, which is at all pas-sble al this sea
time Of NJ year. Hence it is impossible {,
get wood or rails To town. Nov don't ",
need a short turnpike, ssy a mile long, com
ing into one or other of the pixies?
Mr. :. NJ. Carson has fitted up an clcgan
Billiard saloon, two fnc rosewood tables, etc.
in the basement Of tie VanArrdsle building
corner Of Main aud Branch streets. |, is con
Quoted by Mr.. e. in decent manner, and vii
add much to the pleasant pa.tine Of all VIII,
have fondncs- for the exciting game.
We have t-cniy four Democratic candidate
for the various offices in our oounty-to wit
two ior county judge, one for coun
~ Attorney, four fur Circuit CLERK, one 70
county Clerk, seven for Jailor, two for survey
or, one for Cor.ner, and five for Assessor
Surely these are enough for all ordinary pur
poses.
Mr. {. e. Cllm.cncil,. Mail Messenger Of
the Richmond Branch Of the /. Il \. r. Il,
informs US that Mr.. Geo. Betius, Station Ag't
lost by FIRE on Monday night last, lis smoke
lolse with about three thousand pounds o
bacon. Mr.. B,t,us thinks il was the work o
an inccndiary. We sympsthiEe with him, a
il was a severe loss.