The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-18

will be blessed with bonntiful wr rain.
The crops in this section are only medium.
| Bye Is fac, wheat not good; oats almost a
failure, grass need. rain; corn pretty fair
much Of Il rc-planied.
Qua energetic friend, Stodgill, has NOV.
ed a great number Of sheep in the La, ihir.
~ days, in at ono p,cket out at the other,
but little leit in the belt. Very few cat.
tie have been shipped from this point Wool
has gone forward in larger lots than ever
before, aud under the surveillance Of the
Grange, has been retnuneraiiye to the farm.
er.
! THE mountain folks have had bark on
the brain, for vastly more has been sent for.
ward than ever known before this Depot
having shipped hundrcl. Of cords.
Now the question arises: Why the sirin.
/ gency Of the money market Thousands
Of pounds Of wool--thousani OF cords Of
tan bark thousands of sheep and no mon
oy IN circulation, and the man that SAYS
the Changers have nothing 10 do with II is
not Granger, nor never can be, for they
pay cash aud are all able to do 1t. The
middle man hasn't got it---the curb-stone
breaker says he hss'nt--but 10 per cent hint
ed, be lets you know that he will "sse you
tomorrow II any sort Of accommodation to
you" We hope some one ver-cd IN such
phraseology, as gilt edge ETC., will rise
and explain the cause OF the hard times, for
the screw has surely been renovated, having
finer throad,, working hsarier and closer ---
crushing and holding in most relentless
manner.
PoLITIcAL.-We have no schism in our
county, and the party ia simply a party,
and will vote for the nominees Of the same.
Boilers are among "the things that were"
and we go on unmolested by the pestilen-
tial cus-es, but they are nearly always clev-
CT fellows. and soon learn letter and get
out from the Light hnjantry AMI take their
stand under the proper guardians, and by
proper nourishment, are brought up -taid
NV" WI" W Wv 'o''
al arprants for legislative honors, aud on
n,xt Saturday their hash will he served
them in due style at Thorn Hill CALDWELL
Church. BY the head cook and chief nurs-
q. an. ,,.;.h NO.. .h,Il b.,r No mora
xh,nnor;,. or erwin, sor ..o,u
'hANoH'-'' N. Dodds mas returned 10
the HOTEL suppiantihS MI i"oo", VINO
mas retired WIN "n eye 70 o'her business
jim pH'ds Is nor h''en lot ahllh'"g ei-e'
and Tor the oeneht OF the travelling pnolie,
We nope ne VIII remain there periPa'etle
~ he has oeen' Let MN now become
MIXTURE Tor the oeneht ai ms migrating
friends
C.s.R. E.-Track hence to Tunnel /.
nearly ready for Tics. The bridge work
progressing RAPIDLY To completion. IAN
tn tina contractor. At Kentucky River bridge
and we understand will remove his family
thither. II. is reliable. clever and very
| iustly deserving all he NAV realize. Sue
ccs. to YOU, Ian.
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XIV in the town. and the man that sold il riola-
ted The lrU. These laborers on the X. X.
will drink whisky--many Of them do not
the point with us is-why are these Cramps"
who imbibc crooked whisky"--(we mean
whisky sold on sunday subjected to fine
and imprisonment,wh when Others are not mo
Tested, who are natives, and the presump-
ton is, know the law?
KNIFE AND PIsroI.-Whether the par.
ties hap given homage to the altar of Gam
brinus or King Alcohol we know not, but
we do know that some evil spirit was in
power. C., Il. and 7. Nc. became involved
in difficulty. X. used his favorite--the
knife--but went to the dust, whilst Nc.
with pistol and Rs knife, was master of the
situation. Really neither one Of them COM
pretended the situation, for in proper time
both we're friends, and king Alcohol was to
censure; aud hal either one Of them been
liIlaJ xbi.lv wonh have had another fri;