The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-30
GsRRARD COUNTY WINS


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was den-ely packed with cattle, hogs aud
their Interested sellers and buyers. The
livery stable and Lancaster Hotel were
fairly blockaded by the numerous vehicles
drawn up in waiting, and in every shop
might he found crowd Of citizens from
the country intent upon some purchase for
the winters comfort. 1.-THE apparent com
motion was indicative Of any reliable con-
clusion, then a vast quantity Of business
was transacted. But we have not been
able to gather anything worthy Of mention
except a land sale by Eliza Lear, Trustee
for Jas. Logan; IS acres and 81 poles were
publicly sold to Perry and Vim. Long, at
S32 per acre.
The Lancaster Bar, who migrated m
mosse to the Court Of Appeals some ten
days ago, are, 80 far as heard from, enjoy
ing the fat Of the land. and having = nota-
BILE holiday. Docket crowded, and no
chance for Garrard fol some days yet The
Governor and State officers have exhibited
their usual Hospitality on the winning and
dining question, but time begins to hang
heavy for those who like work better than
play. Messrs. Hopper and Noel returned
home on Friday and left again on Tuesaay.
| II it be true, ~ our neighbors say, that
Garrard sends up more cases than any 9TH
er Court, perhaps a little wholesome disci-
plne may render us more patient with
primary decisions. But here we are stray
| ing ont Of our elemen, ~ "a looker-cn in
I Vienna
What would punsters do il il were not
for Thanksgiving aud Turkey? Even the
Coarie-Jorrnai deyotes paragraph there
to. There will be religious services in town
IN that all-important anniversary. Schools
will all have holiday, college boys come
home, and cooking-stoves need their beat
ventilation.
/ Wonder why it does not rain? So cheer
ful overhead and - intensely refreshing
under foot Such an attractive array OF
boots and shoes and draggled drapery and
clean door-mais No trouble at all about
finding your 1mbrella when you want il |!
,,a.,I,. - ,,,;n ,nvxh.re with.
a. ii, g. ,,,a,s.,, sor IN. b,bies
who mash their diminutiye noses against
=, -. IA ,,.,..,. 40 oo ,bro,
-, ,,,a..h, .a,,;n;.,.r;ns , ,ruly MONS
-. 80 a.. nrr.e,s lono.snfIs,;nv souI
e. sL...,;. c,r ,la sonr.ye,, old imnres-
III No. r., hoon hro,oh, nm IN ont.
-, M, ,h., !, wo,iJ rain,
4 wagon of Smiths Agricultural Linz
ment adorned the square on Monday. An
Italian boy $50 called lately marched
about the street with his platform OF ina
ges exposed for sale. A sewing machine
repairsr, and piano-tuner, and man who
cleans tomb-stones Ia Old Mortality
have all been among our late drummers.
But tie hand-organ man gave the most
fun.
Our renorter for the Adrooaf,, who mus.
he either strayed or stolen, seems 10 nave
been unaccountably miserable about we'd
dinps lately limited at. II he be still alive let
him know that one of the same has come
IN mass. and so nut confidence in the Others
in the future. On Wednesday morning,
the 2sth inst, at the residence of her sis
Ter. Mrs. Belle Wilson Stapp, Of Buckeye,
Miss Susie NJ. Wilson, Of Lexington. was
united in marriage to Mr.. Dan1 Murphy,
of this county. The ceremony was per-
formed by Elder Jesse Walden, and ihe
wedding quiet aiialr' Miss susie''hough
greatly beloved by her numerous 'r'e"u'
IN Central hen'ueky' Is sun oe''er KNOW"
as charming poe'eS' whose n ',' ~"
Ina melody IN m,nv an appreciatiye soul
Rslong;ng 10 n family gifted in literary
,hiI;,v The Influence of her cultured mind
came, s,il m elevate and ennoble arv com.
mnn;,v shs NAV HESS with her presence.
NJ, h.;a,I a;c,s wsr. he,u,;fnl substantial
.na ,rao,;o.I Thsrs wsrs silver snoons
go go. hn,,ar-1;.bss lnives and
,ha nsn,I ooIisc,ion China table linen,
,amn. oannaJ frni, choice n;ckles orua.
men,s for hsd.room .ilk scarf real lace
iichu, personal ornaments, preserves, mar
malades, perfumes, huting iron, Poland
China pig. Madame Judith and a fine
COW, LADY Isabel The assortment may
not vie with Vanderbilt, or Sharp list,
so largely reported by our dailies, but
there are few brides in quiet life who have
been more kindly remembered.
Al, ". ,o.l >,;s.I.oJ,n,h
Thomn.op 10 Mr.. w. King. On the