The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04

Winter made boisierou. exit ye-icr-
day.
March oIened as pleasantly to day a.
a Cincinnati drummer
The annual couundrum OF the age l..
Why Is il that while the peaches are in
variably all killed every Spring. the crop
never entirely lailss
--SIeNs on TIN TfNnz.--John West has
just dumped a new iarsios ~ oat7ns az his
ware room. Thus coming events east
their shadows before
a report from Liberty states that
Monday was signalized in that place by
an exhibition Of more drunk men. and
men more thoroughly aud unequivocally
drunk, than ever before seen in that Sc
qucziersd village
--sIrs. Hannah l;aker, The venerable
relict oi Captain Thomas Baker, died al
her residence near liusicnville on Tues
day morning. do not know her age, but
il was much beyond the ordinary limit Of
human life. During her long soioun she
bore the reputation ~ one Of the excellent
Of earth.
--SrocK lrKNs.-J. ". Allen sold last
week to Col T. +. Hin 80 head good year
ling cattle at ST.. Tom johnson sold
TO J. ". Allen ~ head guod yearlings at
$50 .....J. W. Allen hough, Of David Allen
- head butcher cattle at about &c per
pound....C. Y. d. Stout, Of New Jersey,
l. picking up good horses. lie bought Of
Bennett Cloyd a sorrel gelding for $50,
and bay gelding from Jim Allen for sll0
Your correspondent has been unmerci-
fully twiitcd over the quiet extinguisher
administered by the Lancaster man on the
deposit Bank matter. lie endeavOrs TO
solve the matter thusly: | trained that
hoy, aud feel a. proud as did the Irish
faiher who was drilling his i've sons for
the role OF house-breakers. ly way Of re-
hearsal he sent the bays out, barricaded
his cabin and prepared 10 defend il while
they were 10 take Il by storm II they could.
The Youngest ION succeeded in forcing the
door, aud administered 60 his progenitor a
blow beneath the ear which laid him
sprawling on the floor. The delighted
father gathered himself up-his eyes
sparkling with honest pride-and grasping
the hand Of his promising hopeful, ex-
claimed: ''Och. is the making Of man
that. in ye Ne've n sound knock in yer
fust.'
Dan Miller j. trying TO reform Jim
Napier--in regard 10 his housekeeping SOS.
Dr. Brown is a mono-maniac on tie subject
Il singing birds lie recently presented a
lady with a specimen which he called an
Irish canary; but experts declared i 10 be
possessed Of every characteristic ofascreech
owl......John Goode, who ha- been visiting
his mother left on ruesdpy a. LIS place
Of business in Colorado.,,N t/fo,iman
ia Frightening the memotieA % r@'|ood in
Casey ...... n. Kennedy y sitlint iH rapi
contemplation Of line horse, Whose photo
graph. pedigree aud ieconl VIII appear In
TINS INTERIOR IorRNAi. and posters next
week. John NJ. Ilpcker, dizied with
the noise and smoke df DE locomotives, has
returned for time % the peaceful yard-
stick at Pat Conway~ IVES. is boss
merchant. His son, VIII, holds the fort
On the bloody field Of Morelands kalien
Risk GOode l. learning 10 smile across the
counter OF W. II. smith,. Misses Ida
Lyon, Maggie Craven. Sallie Miller and
Mamie Triplel, Of ,olumbia, are the guests
Of Miss Mamie Brown therefore. win
Hooker, Dave Allen, sam Blown and Mil
lard Allen are happier than il they owned
landed estate IN Ireland, and a certain
very youthful clerk will escape dissolution
only ON 1.-THE plea Of lunacv