The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06
PUasKI COUyTr.



- Pulaski is spelled with an az in It.
- When is ground hog day? Didn't
Grant see his shadow and go back ?
No licensed whisky houses in town
but, oh, how the boys do "indulge."
A call is made by number Of our
best citizens for turnpike road meeting,
to be held here tomorrow.
- Mr.. s II. Tate, Of Weaverton, ship
ped from this point by last Mondays
freight, 800 dozen eggs in one lot.
i understand that Mr.. Robert Gibson
has purchased a half-interest in the staye
bueker Of Peters q Pinnell, and it is again
in full blast at the depot.
On account Of the extremely mild
winter, one Of Pulaski's sources Of coun-
try trade has so far been failure-that Of
maple sugar; but little has appeared in
market
- When you see fellow clip through
a side gate, fling himself around a corner
and into back door, don't for once think
he's dry. No, he is "only looking for a
fellow" and he is sure TO find him. They
want to see the fellow 80 often.
- The boys around town previously adj
dieted to carrying a most too many 'set
ems ups" in their tank, say rhey have the
dead-wood ON the sidewalks this winter,
there having been no iced payements to
meet their neither parts half way.
Mr.. J. w. Turner, Of New Albany,
Ind, and a gentleman who is pronounced
to be a thorough mill-Nright, is conduct
ing the work on the new Touring mill at
this place. learn that he says when he
gets through the job he will be able to
hand over to its owners one Of the best
mills in the State.
A fire in town this Wednesday
morning about 9 o'clock, destroying the
two new blacksmith and wagon shops, oc-
cupied by 10. Randall and Mike Quinn.
Also the dwelling near by occupied by Mr.
Randall. The house goods all saved. All
the tools and belongings to both shops were
destroyed. One Of the shops and dwellings
belonged TO Mrs. Mary Gilmore; the other
to Mr.. JET Popplewell.
RELIGIoUs.--The Methodist Church
South, Of this place, is making a move to
build a new house......Quarterly meeting,
At the NJ. +. Church here last Saturday
and Sunday. J. G. Bruce, p. r., was
present, and did some good preaching. ..... 4
General Smith will preach for the Baptist 1
Church here on the second Saturday and
sabbath following in each month of 1850. |
..... Rev. Mr.. McElroy preached at the
Church last Sunday.
DED.-On Monday morning, the 2nd
nst., at her mothers residence u miles
outh of Somerset, Miss Salle Hail. only
aughter, Of the late Silas NJ. Hail aged
bout % years. IT'S sad enough for aged
lfrm and lettering friends to pass away
rom time to other realms-those whose
llotted time below has been we'll nigh
lied, ere the great reaper comes TO gather
lem in, and yet how much mere so is Il
} Us TO see the young and universally be-
we'd object called to pass over the dark
yer. Our acquaintance with the deceas-
has been such as TO warrant as in say
% that she was a truly Christian lady; |
ne wholly attached to the good Of her /
hurch Baptist and Sabbath School. q
assessed as she was Of a noble and
nd disposition, unparalleled devotion to :
,rents and brothers, eonspired TO render
n an object Of love and admiration
roughout the entire circle Of her ac-
laintanoe. The bereayed mother and Il
others have the sympathy Of all who Il
low them. sallie, thou beloved Of all,
rewell, and ~ tibi terra leris.
- PERsoNAL.-Judge Durham was in {.
wn a few days ago on professional bust -
ss~... Judge breckenridge Court adj
nrned last Friday night.....The Scar
" who recently sold their river farm 10 II
/. Henry faus, will 20 Wesi....... Mr.. pa
bert Shoemaker Is nos experimenting
! large say mill establishment known a.
, Clark mill, al Norwood ...... Mr.. Leroy
,se, painter, and vile, nee Miss Mug u,
Ssndiier lefi here last week for Stan N