The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-13

some -clfconsitutcd informcr. We think
il /. the duty " our officers to get out, lc-
stir Themselves and make inquiry ~ to
what j. going ON in the county; IL II is
good, encourage II. anl scatter II far and
wide. until absorbed in the hearts ~ al
our people hut IL evil, grind Il out under
the heel " Justice, aud thus prevent the
contamination " the better class Of our
citizens. Sitting upon the "bcnch' "call-
ing" IT the Cnur, House DIOR, and maxim 9
dry speeches, are not all the duties lcvolv.
ing upon county officials. therefore, we call
upon Won TODAY, to Come fuith" Or
else .ii still uni make your dcmi-c, wr1pt
in the quictudc Of your own secluded dig
nifty, aud permit ~ I, call forth from the
les ten Ter specimens " oar race, set Of
ministers " the law that will Look into the
interests Il the whole population.
TuH election Is not over yet, with some
Of our town grs-bag-. II j. The general
opinion that It is much bc,,cr f6r q man tn
bc Preparing IL, ncccs,'rics of life for his
dependant ftmily, rather than pacing the
streets. hunting some one to whom h. may
pour forth his political chluvii. We gcn.
orally find, tAat those who have the worst
political cpithc,s. aud who delight most to
use them. are the men who remained Of
home during the lite war to "prpicct We.
wcn and children" Their sympathetic
organ rus large. We would like To- sec the
vagrant act enforced in few instances, 40
that we night purchase couple # the
s,ft-musclcd gentry to work the garden, &c.
JoE BNLiov /. trying to make satis.ac-
tory arrangement. 10 leave this county
Joe has made hinlsnmc little fortune,
ard is now about To follow the example Of
como Of his equally fortunate predecessors
who made their pile" oil Of 'cruhhy
county, and carried to the garden spot "
Kentucky
\ uvTcHER went into stable Tuesday
I, murder a sheep, and the old follow he
ing little more opposed to deeds If blood
than our county officials, prcsea,ed his
hai;cring-ram and knocked down the prin-
cipll gate leading to Soils olfac,ory nerves.
The doctors, with two or three assistants,
managed TO get hi, nose to an erect posi-
tion, where, we hope, it being well proppej,
will remain despite the accidcns incident.
al to butcher life.
THE daughter Of Mr. Bodkin., who lives
near Somerset, was attacked few day.
ago, by a dog, while passing along the
road She being small, wa. quickly over
powered by the animal, and would soon
have been killed, but for IT, timely appear.
ance Of her father ani mother, who beat
him of, rescuing her from a terrible death
She was badly bitten in different part OF
the BODY, but will recover. The dog be.
lonecd to near neighbor, and prior to thi-
time, had been kindly disposed toward the
child. Mr.. Bodkins shot the dog after at
tending to the wants Of his suffering child,
D IN '''hi'AN'A ~ fNH'fs ih-N NttNf W "
usual soundness, makes some good sugges-
TORS to merchants in re.lrl to making
specialties in trade. Any man must surely
see the benefit that would arise from each
taking Il special line of good. and throw.
ing his or her energy, mind and strength
/ into the one channel. Even the Mllncr
in this town, has To contend with competi.
ton from the merchants, AMI the poor tin.
ner is beset on everyside by cnok-stovc.
and tiuware dangling and ra,tling in the
Windows and backrooms Of their gcne,ul
store. We have also noticed that some
have found out that Sewing Machine
Agents are making living from their bu.
,iness, and they have begun to dabble in
the Machine business and we suppose they
will soon erect stiblcs which they will keep
filled with all kinds Of stock, in order to
compete with the good old honest granger,
little. Try it gentlemen.
SALT AND pEPPFr.