The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-23
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w. 5. d J. c. GoOch have sent in
their resignation as agents for the c. $. Il.
W. Co. at this place.
- On Saturday last our town was de-
lighted with the fine music given by Prof
Mike Ross Italian string band.
We had the dipleaspe Of listening to a
long-winded lecture given by one Mrs.
Smith across the counter, last Saturday
II she proposes 10 preach we will rent her
a pulpit from which to deliver her next
discourse.
-Messrs. Sehon and Keeton passed
through town last week with $50 sheep,
for which they paid on an average Of 81,
and about l6 cattle, mostly mich cows
From the drove Mr.. Dock Coney brought
one COW and calf for $50.
A party whose identity is none too well
veiled, has been throwing down the fene,
ing Of Mr.. John Mitchell at this place
although repeatedly warned to desist. The
affair is working up a GOODNESS which i
likely to end in trouble for boih parties.
- Last Saturday Peter Warren laid hi
old reliable rifle on his shoulder and went
in search ofgame on which to practice for a
hunt on some future day. lie returned be-
fore night, having killed 10 squirrels, l rab'
bit and pheasants without missing sin
gle shot. Bring on another "hoss" fol
our marksman.
A few days since Mr.. Francis Dishon
drew from the Government SOS3, "clear
cash" back pay for services rendered whils
wearing the "true blue" We have heard
many persons, who were his associates be-
fore and during the war, say that he wa
really no more entitled to a pension than 9
man who was never inside a soldiers camp
-Elds. J. 5. Reynolds and WIN. Taylor
preached 10 large congregation at Double
Springs last Sunday. after which the PEG
pie repaired TO the water and witnessed III,
solemn ordinance Of baptism administered
by Bro. Taylor to Miss Mary l.. Floyd
The Walnut Grove Sabbath School viii
meet for reorganization next Sunday
evening at 2 O'Clock.
= The steam mill formerly belonging
TO II. w. Caldwell was shipped from oul
station last Saturday. This long looked
for change has come, indeed and has throw
out Of employment quite number OF de-
pendent laborers. A party from Lexing
ton has been here negotiating for the
ground on which 10 erect a very elaborate
hub and spoke establishment.
-PERsONAI.-Mrs. Amy futile, Of Shell
by City, is visiting friends here. Mr.. JOIN
Mitchell, who has been absent about five
months, is now on visit 10 his wife al
this place, but will leave for BurksYille in
a few days. Dr. NJ. q. Bryant and A. J
Newport lNewgent), Of whom We spok'
last week, are slowing conyalescing Saml
Ashby is lying very low with Pneumonia
but the general health Of the community Il
improving.
If your readers would save money
time and trouble, il is best that they pay ne
attention 10 those nicely illustrated circu
lars, which are being sent out by a oompa
ny ofswindlers in Cincinnati. sty ling them
selves "The Electro Magnetic Brush Com
pany." They propose 10 pay "big wages
In those who Wilt "work in earnest" fol
them. We have tested their worth ans
tai Of 100000 aud recommend themselves
through several leading journals Of tina
city, 10 whom we have written letters o.
inquiry, the answers 10 which have inya
riable been decidedly against them. l.. a
Gooch further examined the Business Di
rectory Of the city and found no such CON
pany recorded thereon, nor could he 6ne
any one'who knew them or their business
In the last few weeks they have change,
their location twice, bat siill advertise un
der the old name.