The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-23
PULASKI COUNTY.


Somerset.
A $4,000 hotel at the depot is IN,
talk now.
d. F. Bashs new residence on Mt
Vernon street, will soon be completed.
- Mr.. John Ridings delivered to RILEY
Wilson hog weighing GA lbs. net, at Al
cents per pound.
- Mr.. Henry C. Farris has purchase,
the Sears farm at Sears landing on IN,
Cumberland river, for $4,000
The live stock trade is at a very low
ebb, the greater part Of the surplus having
been gobbled up some months ago.
- Our evening freight train going north
usually pulls out from here consisting Of
fiom fifteen to twenty cars and flats
Mr.. Sawyers picked mp a few plug
horses Monday, and Oats Brothers some
mules, but failed to get average prices
- Corn delivered is going at 80 cent.
per bushel no wheat being offered, but al
Mil Springs, on the river, it ia selling AT
s1.2O.
A little child Of Mr.. T. q. Mill, two
miles east Of town. fell in the FIRE a few
days ago and was severely il not fatally
burned
- But didn't that S'oan gobble up the
Republican party in Maine with vim !
That time the money was put "where il
did the most good"
A farm belonging to Mr.. James W.
Richardson, lying on the railroad about
one mile south Of depot, was sold Monday
for less than s. per acre.
A large crowd in town Monday, and
great deal Of whisky drinking INDUCED in
during the day, and was protracted by a
number Of roughs till late hour at night.
That newly married couple who go to
the front Porch to do their billing md
cooling. should select a more private place;
II looks too much like fellow clicking his
calf"
- The New Orleans Minsirels filed
their engagement here on the 18th. The
company is composed Of nice gentlemen,
and their entertainment was appreciated.
Il was regretted their engagements pre-
rented a second exhibition.
An unsolved problem has existed in
he minds Of our people for some months
past, viz whether old "Clem and "lsta"
90 to III. depot to meet the 3 O'Clock train,
" the train comes TO meet them? All are
o be seen there at the same time.
Over the window Of Geo. Webb's gun
hop is to be seen a wildcat. with the fur
N. Doubtless the animal having heard |
4 Georges skill in the art, thought to es-
ape would be in vain, and concluded to |
ONE in and lay down the spools."
- Messrs. f.. NJ. Porch and ]. r. Tom
nson are talking Of erecting at an early
ay, quite a number o: dwelling houses on
leir lands in the vicinity Of the railroad,
to rent. This is a move in the
ght direction. Sell your lot at living
ties or build on them.
Rev. Mr.. Pollard, pastor, has been
series Of sermons at the NJ. +.
hurch....I understand that Ed Green
lay Smith will accept the call Of the
aptist Church at this place, provided
icy would change their preaching days
pm the first Saturday and Sunday.
- isley Hill and son, whose arrests have
en- mentioned, were tried and discharg-
...... Martin Jones, for robbery, was tried
fore Judge Cosson and bonded to the
ne of $3.50, to which he failed to dance,
d went to jail.....John r. Sears and a
man named Hollows were arrested a few !
Us ago in Whitley county, brought here
a lodged in Jail, charged with robbery.
-PERsoEAL.-Judge r. J. Breckinridge.
the Common Pleas Court, arrived last
turday, and convened his Court Monday
,rning ..... Miss Mamie Holden has been
cited Assistan nj Superintendent Of the Sab j
n School at the NJ. Il. Church South, at
) place. She is a very worthy and am
he christian lady. .... Robert Riley, a 5
'minent Railroad man, was in town last
'nday ......J. d. Girdler, Of the house Of
ren a Co., Louisville, was here this week
Attorney Alcorn. Of Stanford. eandi- 4,
e for the Democratic nomination for n
Judseship, has been In town several :