The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04
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II. Z, Oats, representing the dfm o.
Louis Silk \ Co, in company with David
Newell, are in town, looking after the in.
terest Of their respective houses.
The Monticello Literary Club met
again after a brief suspension on Friday
night last, recognized and elected officers
This society is calculated to do great deal
Of good IL properly conducted.
w. :. Stone and Charles Bnck hav G
established q carving line from this point
10 burnside, in connection with the mail.
They have excellent horses and the facili-
ties for transit are much improved.
DR. Moore, formerly Of Russell county,
Is located at the mouth Of Fall Creek, tbs
county, professionally. The doctor j. a
graduate and a steady young man, and We
see no reason why he should not succeed.
Winter, 10 allappeannces. has relaxed
his icy grip, and here and there you can
see a stllwart granger turning the stubborn
glehe. All nature, animate and inanimate.
Acknowledges the mild influences, and
g,aus homo only has fears that the end il
not yet.
Mr.. Samuel G. Hardin, young and
promising lawyer, has rented an Office in
the new building Of Phillips n Co.. and
oilers his services to the people. Mr.. Har-
din is an excellent business man, and will,
without doubt, command his share Of the
practice.
N. o. Geoghegan, the urbane agent Of
the Louisville Lithographic Company, has
been conducting his work all winter not
wiihslanding the cold weather. ! think
his object has been merely 10 prepare a
sample Of the different quanies Of Wayne
county stone.
PROF. Young announced to-day that
he would leave this place at the end OF this
session and GO back to his Southern home
We are sorry on two accounts thst he
should thus conclude, namely, his value as
an educator and preacher, and secondly,
the void the loss Of himsel II and wife will
create in our society.
Speaking Of winter, in another pafa-
graph, reminds me Of the many deaths that
have occurred in Wayne county among the
aged this winter, and attributable to tie
constant cold weather. OF those who have
died, we mention Joseph Castillo, Ievina
Dibbrell. George Barrier, James Poe and
Samuel Ingram, all quite aged.
We are glad TO see the oil company
resume their labors. Il is understood now
that the company viii clean ont the old
hole from which large number Of barrels
were taken out some years ago as lubri-
eating oil, the known world produces moth
ing equal TO II. 1t l. strange 10 me that
these works have been neglected 30 long.
The tone Of morals IN and about Mon
ticello is strengthening. Many persons adj
dicted 10 the neiarions habit OF drinking,
as Artemus Ward would say, too muchly,
drink not at all. These same persons
have addressed themselves 10 business suit
cd to their tastes and from a manly car
rage, clean shirt, absence Of swagger and
other incidents discover the effects Of q
good resolution
-lmposiors have passed through Wayne
county lately taking advantage Of tie over
credulous. who dream that the precious
metals abound in their soil. ~ occult
PRE- ciice they drop -ome fusible metal into
a furnace, and did verify make Uncle
David Shearer believe that the ore that run
from the furnace was honestly there from
the beginning. They charged him .ix dol
lafs-the rascals
- Oats Bros, hat enterprising irm.
have handled several hundred head Of
stock in the South at good figures. We
see at home Mr.. J. d. Oats, who has come
back 10 purchase another carload. These
gentlemen make handsome profit every
year on mules and horses. ....- Mess. D. H..
4 james Duncan have returned from the
South, where they had been with naules
Il occurs 10 me that the people Of Wayne
should turn their attention % mule raising
in a greater degree.
Candidate, every county has rs can.
didates The various motives that prompt
the human mind. whether Il he money,
iame or patriotism, anyhow We always
have candidates and always will until We
change our prescui iorm Of Government.
For the Office Of County Attorney We men
ton D. Knox Fmlzer and II. Il. Hays,
For the Legislature your correspondent,
who pants lor that place A. the hart for
the water brook, aud with many misgiv-
ings expects a numerous endorsement