The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
Somerset.

Cameron and klingingsmith Il rapidly
nearing completion.
- Mr. Roach, who was once we'll known
here as a boarding-bouse keeper, died last
week near New River in Tennessee.
Uncle JEFF Popplewell has leased the
Griffin property adjoining his, and will run
i in connection with his hotel the present
year.
- My friend, Sam. wolsey, thinks the
man who is continually down with innam-
atory rheumatism, hasn't got much ''gii-up'
in him.
- But didn't that Mt. Vernon correa-
pendent have a blood-thunder and Buena
Vista letter last week. Business appeared
to have been lively up there.
- The following gentlemen were chosen
last Monday as Trustees for our town for
the presen. year: Robt. Gibson, NJ. A.
Conant, II. G. Trimble, John q. Ward and
r. NJ. Porch.
The many warm personal friends Of
Col. W. Mckee Fox will regret to know
that he has in contemplation the idea Of
visiting New Mexico, with a view Of max
ing 1t his future home.
"A party Of ladies and gentlemen from
town, last Sunday, had a very pleasant ex-
cursion on a hand-car to the tunnels and
the Cumberland River bridge. They en-
joyed the trip and outdoor lunch very
much.
George Edgar, a little son Of james
T. and Mollie May, aged about three
months, has been expected to die Of menin-
gifts for the last eight or ten days, but at
this writing Tuesday ii is thought to be
some better, and some hopes are entertain
tanned Of its recovery.
1t is supposed that the body Of Pat
Fammery, whose death was announced last
week, went in the direction Of Cincinnati.
understand that suspicion rests pretty
strongly upon some parties here, who may
vet find themselves a little troubled over
the afihir.
The New Yean Hop at the Zachary
House was a very pleasant affair. The
evening was spent in much pleasure to
those who so much enjoy the tripping Of
the light fantastic toe. The presence Of a
number Of ladies and gentlemen from the
east, contributed to the pleasures Of the
evening.
Mr.. b. c. Neat, Of New Albany, Ind.
has returned to Somerset and again taken
charge Of the Zachary Drug Store, DIR.
Lake having resigned his position as sales
man in that establishment DIR. Lake is a
very popular druggist, and his withdrawal
from the house is much regretted by his
many friends in Somerset.
- 1t is astonishing the life and business
stir that is to be seen around our depot Il
is enough to make Pulaskisn feel like he
is really somebody, and should be the
means of infusing little more life and en-
ergY into our people. They should remem
Der the fable Of the hare and the Tortoise,
and not sit and slumber as the hare did
while the stranger, tortoise like, comes in
and wins the race.
Nearly thirty years ago, in this DIN
iy, a young respectable and well-to-do
iarmer, commenced paying his addresses
10 young lady Of equal resIectability in
he neighborhood, and ever since then
hose visits have been kept up, from one to
hree times a month. Now, although
heir ages are away up in the "Gfties," they
seem to enjoy each others society as much
Is they did in their more youthful days
DIED.-On the 2nd inst, at the resi-
lence Of Mrs. Lou. Zachary, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Couch, aged about ten days.
scarce permitted to bud on earth, ere Il q
vas called to bloom in the aowery bowers ,
{ paradise, where the immortal roses, (
adhered up by the white-winged angels,
lever fade, and where, too, their sweet fra
rance encompass the great white throne,
throughout the endless ages Of eternity.
Owing TO mud and slush, consequent =,
pom the winter months, Mr.. 4. NJ. Porch
AS Withdrawn his "bus" from the road 10 !,
he depot, and his former patrons are now
OmpeIled TO walk up hill aud foot Il
own. However, there are three advanta. 2
es TO be derived from the latter mode Of
viz; One Is not compelled 10
,Otch up hill, put on the brakes going y
own, and he escapes the dangers Of a run n
way scrape.
ey, representatives Of the New York and N
Petroleum Company, are
ere with full supply Of machinery.
hey say they are determined 10 develop "a
me Of the oil and mineral resources Of m,
IL. h. IL Z. l.
Dped that their antieipations will be more
ian realized. They deserve and shOnld ca
ceiye all the encouragement aud assis- :,
nee our. people can render them, a. they W
c in eafnest and mean business.
The Messrr. johnson, doing business a.,
ar the depot, being endowed withR little n
the foresight OF Joseph Of old, are an
Hiding a large grainery for the purpose al
storing up corn in these days Of plenty,
be issued next summer when the days Of 81.
mine shall have come upon the land.
lille they are both clever and generous q.
| hardly presume any silver SO
pe, together with each mans money will n
found In the mouths Of their sacks.
ley don't Joseph in that way worth a ga
. Mr.. Sam. Wolsey has been confined -,
his bed for several days with a severe wv
ack Of rheumatism ...... Messrs. John
Vers and ANDY Crawford took in Christ IA,
Is al Monticello. There seems 10 be some -
magnates down that way ......
lille not speaking disraragingly Of Mr.. II
me, ! can truly say that Mr.. Warren has Il
SIS OF friends in Pulaski who will en-
ne every word you said Of him In your
/ issue, and more, II necessary ...... Mr..
hn r. Haley has removed With his faIai-
10 Norwood, where he already occupies
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