The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-16
PULASKI COUNTY.
Somerset.

Somerset.
Court Of Comiaon Pleas and County
Court next Monday.
-Ifyou don't, why don't you take the
INTERIOR JoURSAL2
Mfr. Charley Dugan sold his pair Of
aged mules, last week, for slG0.
- Rained all day last Monday, which
wound up with a slight fall Of snow.
Mr.. Sim Hicks lost his large harness
horse few days ago, which died Of collie.
- The New Orleans Minstrels are billed
for an exhibition at this place on Thurs.
day the 18th.
- Nan. Elliot, an old colored woman
has been aiudged lunatie and was com
miited to Jail.
Il see the "Ten for Thompson man in
the Senate from Taylor, votes no on all
the Governors nominations.
The rumor that the body Of Pat. Fan
merry has been returned to its former rest
ing place sounds exceedingly thin.
Mr.. r. C. Warren and his estimable
lady have the fun sympathy Of their
friends here in their sad bereavement
The extension Of the round house at
this place will soon be completed. When
finished il will accommodate ten engines.
In the late contest for Librarian
see that Uncle Dick, who is certainly
SHARPE, and Mrs. Mudd both got badly
Cooked.
The C6uieT-Joiunoi says: "They are
boing for oil in earnest in Pulaski county"
Nov, we mountain people thought all the
while they were boring in the earfh.
- Bud Ham, quite a young buck, was
arrested recently on a bastardy warrant
sworn out by Miss Dycie waddle. That
Ham Waddled around little too freely that
time.
To talk turnpike or general road i'm |
provements TO native Pulaskians produces
about the same effect that poor mans
plaster would stuck to the soft side Of a |
mile post.
The Reporter seems to think
properly too--that the old and worthless
ere engine and our present Police Judge
are both public nuisance. Good. Hit
EN- again.
-MARRIED.-on the sth inst, at the
residence Of the brides mother, BY Rev.
Mr.. Pollard, Mr.. James Bates and Miss
Rebecca Gilmore. Attendants-M VIM.
B. Murphy and Miss Peters.
A number Of our best farmers, always
up with the times, and who never allow
their work to press them, but press their
work, are now turning their corn land for
the approaching season. Now Is the time
20 break your sod and foul lands.
Mr.. Tom Jones, from the Wild waters Of
Buck Creek, has brought a suit in Judge |
Cosson's Court against NJ. B. HufIaker 4
Co., grocers, for the value Of two dozen
eggs, supposed to amount TO the fabulous
sum Of twenty cents. Owing 10 the mag
nitude Of the case legal talent from abroad
may he called for.
80 I-ley Hill and his son James, from
south Of the river, we're arrested a few
days ago charged with robbing an Irish
man named Griffin. After being brought
to town they swore out a warrant against
Griihn for the same oHense. Griffin was
tried Saturday and discharged. The Hills
were to be tried on the h...... Martin
Jones is in Jail charged with robbing the
store-house Of J. P. Modrell at Thompson
willie, some weeks ago.
The winter months are fully upon rs
and with them may be expected the rains,
SHOWS and mud consequent upon the sea-
sons Of the year, and yet our people have
made no move towards permanently i'm
proving the road leading to the depot
True, about enough dirt was drawn togeth.
er last summer TO form some very unenvi-
bic mud holes this winter. Why is il that
sufficient enterprise cannot be found in and
around Somerset to build one mile or less
II good road. They appear dead, however,
10 all such Improvements. Ever since the
location Of the depot this subject has been .
constantly agitated. Mr.. Rueker, Of the
Reporter, with a zeal truly oommendable,
las done his duty in urging the matter
'efore the people. lie seems To have ex-
lausted all his persuasive powers, and to !
10 effect lie has tried hot shot and cold
hot, hard sho; and soft shot, but 10 no
purpose. lie now thinks them as ingul- r
ierable TO all appeals, as are the rocks Of !,
iibralter to the lashing waves Of the
cean.
90 PERRsoEAL.-Hon NJ. H. Owsley, J. Z
I. Woodooek, Of Garrard, Ben. Durham, p
{ Boyle Robt Boyd, Of London, Judge
Ioone, Of DAnyille, Va. zeigler, Captain
ieaiy, Maj. Sanford aud Jack Riehsrl- !.
rdson were in town recently .....l under n
and that Mr.. d. NJ. Newell has abandoned :.
be idea Of engaging as travelling sales =
IAN, and taken the widow Owens farm =
ear Garden Cottage for this year, and will
ngage in farming. Mira Owens will oe- N
iPy Mr.. Newell's town property the pres VI
II year...~.Mr. L. d. Parker, an attorney, Of
~ rented for the year the property Of the az
le Dr. Shadoan, aud has taken possession TOT
the same.....A short time was spent "
nv pleasantly, the other day, in the con- 49,