The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-13
PTasKI COUNTY.


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weeks
Quite a number Of onr bcst-to-do cit.
liens about town, have not taken turnk'
pike stock.
The melting Of the snow in Pulaski
has been like the collection Of printer,
bill--remarkably slow.
- Mr.. Sam wolsey, who has been con
fined to his room so long, was on the street
a short time last Sunday.e
Miss Amanda Goggin, Of Lincoln
county, has been visiting her friends and
relatives here for several weeks.
The first shipment Of Kentucky mule.
over the c. $. X. 4. was made from the
blue grass to Chattanooga on the 4th.
Il learn that Mrs. $. A. Newell, one Of
the most esiimahe ladies, in The vicinity
Of town, has been in feeble health for some
months past
Our Trustees should pass an order re-
quiring property owners to remove the
snow from the side walks, in front Of their
property. as soon as Il falls.
A few mornings ago a man was
Knocked down 90 the road, near Green
wood, by a supposed friend, and r,bbet Of
sos. The highwayman escaped.
go When the great land company build
their town at the "Pint" il win be so far
below the line Of the railroad that il will
require two men and a boy to see H.
80 Larkin Decatur, the "Jehu" Of the
Point, says when they get their pike made
to Wayne it is his mortal self who will
have four-in-hand and plenty Of ''eash in
his Trousers"
- Robt. Horn and Jesse Davis, a cou-
pie Of young men Of the Pittman Creek
neighborhood, left Monday to seek homes
in the Western wilds. Hope they may be
pleased, do we'll and stay
- Bud Ham, against whom Miss wad-
die obtained judgment Of $500 in a bas-
tardy case, concluded TO settle the bill and
be done with it, 80 he went and proposed,
was accepted, and they are now married.
The enterprising spirit of the people
Of Stanford is truly commendable. can
but admire the manner with which they
took hold Of the first suggestion to build a
public hall, and how they have eonsumma-
ted their desires.
At the public sale o. the Sears prop
erty, on the river, Tuesday last, work
horses sold at from s25 to SG5; 3 yearling
colts, sl3 each; aged mule SIS; milk
cows s2l to 500; corn in crib S21O to
s2l5 per Dbl; oats s2I0 per hundred bun
dies; house furniture sold high; farm i'm
plements almost up TO the first prices.
- Last Saturday evening bridge hand,
by the name Of VIM. Humble, fell a dis
lance Of sixty feet from the bridge across
Crabtree branch, breaking one Of his arms
and one thigh, and receiving other bruises
md internal injuries. lie was conveyed to
Mrs. Kate McCabe's boarding house at the |
lepot, where he fingered in great pain I'M
til 10 o'clock Sunday night, when death |
relieved him Of his misery. His wherea-
bouts are unknown here, and we under
stand he had about S4OO IN money.
- A wise % young man about towd is
reqnently seen to enter certain business
rouse, hing himself into the most eonve-
lient chair, cross his legs (oid Tom Saw
'er's model, and say. ~ hope the next let
er IN the INTERIOR JoURSAL from somer-
ct VAL have some news In It," Now my
'dVice TO that Young man Is to supply
iimseli with lev Of Dr'. Ayres or Hos
euer $ Almanaes, go home, and store his
rnitini mlnd win innd Of useful knoWi-
dge' or go AMI read the 18th chapter OF
Ezekiel.
- A lew Of The lIiends OF the Somerset
clio Turnpike met persuant to call, last
alurday' and alter having general good
ak all around started subscription,
men IN short time they found they had
bout slO,OOo worth OF stock taken. This
very good nucleus around which to ,
'e'a'e III 'he iulurei hi'eeh thousand j
ore ana the road VIII De certainty
ute a number OF our weil,'o-do business
en- have not YET taken stock This IA to
regretted however another meeting
III be held on saturday the list inst, at I
men time hope they "lll see their duty
ID AL INTO line with liberal suoserip-
'n'
Hon Oyrenius wait "iimore' state
nator from this District, returned to his
me- IN THIS county, lew days ago. IL Al
ms the temper overlook hini' and he 70
ain has iailen a victim TO strong drink or
GROUNDED as ne mas oeen 'or some time