Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-10-12
The 3. N. at kiassviiie and waynesbure.

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/ know ofnothing more enjoyable than
a few days stay with the clever people
whom the Waynesburg and Kingsville
neighborhood would be justly pardona-
BILE in boosting OF, should they care to do
go. and when that august tribunal-the
head Of the firm-iniorms me that am
expected td get out and do little "hus-
Ting" none OF the circuits make come
to my mind oitener than that which en-
braces the above two places. Not think
ing OF pleasure alone, I am reminded
that it is as remunerative trip as il is
an enjoyable one, and that, strange to
say, increases my liking not only for the
trip, but for that part Of the county.
like to visit this vicinity, too, because a
freeness seems to come over me as soon
as set foot on the soil. don't feel
like am intruding when take an honr
or so Of some substantial citizens valua-
BILE time, telling him of the merits of the,
INTERIOR JOURNAL. like il also because
the substantial citizen does not turn from
me when I have completed my little
speech, but instead invites me very cor
daily to spend the night with him, and
before have shaken his hand goodbye
two shining shekels are produced from
his "inside pocket rs he bids me send
him the I. J. for year. Another rea-
son for my fascination for this section is
because the married ladies are peculiarly
kind and expose no frowns when the
lone I. J. man rides up just as dinner il
ready and is invited by the head of the
family to participate in the pleasant du-
ty they are about to engage. Nor dothe
young ladies' and girls look otherwise
than pleasing, although they have been
put to extra trouble and inconvenience
by the untimely appearance ito them of
the intruding newspaper drummer. This
community is blessed in a number OF
other ways, but know of no greater
blessings even Paradise could claim than
these have mentioned and trip SINH.
lar to the one have just returned from
would be convincing to even the mos,
stubborn that Kingsville and Waynes-
burg, although little in the backwoods
are towns not to be sneesed at by any
place.
No vast changes have come about since
I last wrote from this portion of our
county, but it is plainly visible that both
Kingsville and Waynesburg are flourish.
ing. The merchants told me they were
doing well and that their trade this year
will exceed greatly that OF last. Five
good stores at Kingsville and three a
Waynesburg do an immense business
and their proprietors are steadily grow
ing wealthy.
1t is surprising to see how much lum.
Der is shipped from these points. Gross
ties by the % and 20 carload lots fire.
quently leave either of these places, one
of - leaving while was at kingsville
This OF course brings money into the
county, benefit derived by the people
here that Stanford and other blue grass
towns do not receive.
Politics are at whitehead and although
there are no clubs at either OF these TIVE
points, know OF no better ORGANIZED
section than this. W. l.. McCarty an,
J. II. Watts informed me that Their,
would scarcely be a republican vote il
their neighborhoods and the prohibition
lists would poll an exceedingly small
vote. These gentlemen know what the,
are talking about and are willing to bacl
their judgment ON their part OF the coun
ty going almost as a unit for Cleveland
Thurman and McCreary. God gran
that she may. r. c. W.