Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-08
PULASKI COUNTY.


Inc HAPPY Lio'io" Coal 20. are ma.
sing srrshEeinsh.s 10 open their mines
near Sioans Siey. ,
nl; \. lo'on - Ion'smp,a'ing
.env,s' W i,'i"osi ""S nc 'ninss " ~
'Aoii,n'ns neheIy ON nsIse sos'e.
inc P.OPrie'o,s ., .he oniSAen "Im
nS'' n,S'Ne', '"u wiz sniP -oV "''s "ess'
The ladies' OF the Christian church re-
allked ABOUT 300 from their strawberry
supper. The work ofimproving the church
has commenced.
The barn OF John Shadoan was de-
stroyed BY ire few days since, and he
lost all his harness, saddles, and about 100
barrels OF corn.
Spring chickens are coming into mar
ket now, and selling at Sl.bO TO ~ per
dozen. New potatoes have also appeared
and sell at 20 cents per peck:
There has been a coal-boat tide In
Cumberland River this week, hat l have
not heard OF any coal going out. The riv-
er will be suihcient Tor steamboat naviga-
ton Tor several days, but no bosts are run
ming up this far 80,
The trial Of james Matthews for kill
ing Henry Allen, which was TO have taken
place Wednesday, was postponed until
Saturday on account OF absence OF witness
IS. understand that the evidence is not
very strong against Matthews.
Sheriff Watson will take charge OF the
town district and assign his deputies TO the
other districts. He Will appoint Squire
DUNCAN, OF Burnside as one OF his depu'
ties. Mr.. Dunsgan is most estimable
citizen, and will make avery efficient dep
uty.
"A company composed OF some OF the
best citizens OF the county. is about to be
organized here for the establishment Of a
democratic newspaper. Almost a sutii-
Gent amount OF stock has been subscrib'
ed, and the new enterprise u expected TO
be commenced about the LIST OF July.
Our Court-house Is being reprinted.
The business house OF Chas. Mendell has
been painted and greatly improved. The
spirit oil Improvement Is being demonstrs'
ted in all parts Of town, both In the bust.
ness houses and private residences, a. we'll
a. IN public buildings; and our mechanics,
including carpenters, brick and stone-ma.
sons, plasterers, painters and white-wash-
ers, are all busy.
and copious showers for the past two or
three veeks--perhaps little too much Tor
farmers and gardeners, but vegetation Is
thriving luxuriantly. Wheat and oats es-
pecially are much improved. Our FAR
mers report oats as doing remarkably we'll.
An unusually large acreage Of this crop
has been sown IN this county this season,
and the harvest will be very large.
Mrs. w. y. Newell, OF Clio, Is visiting
Mrs. Lair. Miss Annie Scott, who has
been in very feeble health so long, has
been taken TO Grab Orchard Springs. Mess.
L. A. Wilson, OF FLORIDA and Henry and
j ames Wilson, OF Clarksville, Tenn, are
expected here in a week or Two to visit
the family Of Their iather, MI; y M. VIII
son; Mrs; John fherlgo, OF Eastern hen-
lucky, daughter oil MI. Wilson, Is now
here on visit.
Mr.. James fitzpatrick, OF Missouri,
who has been here several weeks visiting
old friends, lett here WcdnesdSy on ms
return home. Mr.. Mart Hardin, OF Mon
ticello, Is here on briei visit Young
Sam Newell, son Of VIM. Newell, LETT this
week Tor Texas Miss Eva owens mas re-
turned ron VS.. 70 nyI sister 20 As ian
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