The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-06
GaRRARD CoUSTY WINS
Lancaster.

Lancaster.
Richmond again hung out the red Gag
on County Court day.
SPECIAL CorRT.-On Wednesday next,
there will be q special called term Of the
Common Pleas Court for Equity csse-.
THREE NEW PrASos.-Misses Lizzie
Huffman and Susie Harris hsve each
new grand piano. Miss Leila Price has
also a fine instrument.
A QUERy.-Dr. l.. J. Frazee smuses
himself sometimes by walking out and kill
ing fifty or sixty birds on a single tramp.
What could he not do IL went regularly
hunting
NEwsPAPERIAL-The Kentucky Visiior
is surely climbing the literary ladder. Its
praises are weekly sounded by competent
judges. who predict smooth path for its
onward march.
THE GRAVE QUEsrIoS ABOUT TO BE DE-
crDEp.-The present week Of Prof Lii
lard's school will close with written dis
cussion by the Junior Class upon the ques-
ton, as Dancing Right"
A BRIDAL PARrY.-Between gusts and
showers on this clustering Tuesday, bril-
dial party passed through town in three
buggies. The bride was Miss Annie Jen-
nings, the groom, Mr.. John Hyatt, all of
this county.
HoS. W. o. BRADLEY.-Our talented
criminal lawyer, Hon. W. o. Bradley, was
recently waited Hpon by several prominent
gentlemen of Mt. Vernon, and engaged on
the defense in an important case to be tried
before the Rockcastle Bar.
ENTERTAINMENTS On Thanksgiving eve
ming, Misses Alma and Katie wherritt gave
a ta6y sociable, which was pronounced most
enjoyable. Miss Maggie Lear gave SINH
lar entertainment, and sent a generous
package OF sweets to the writer.
CHURCH INPRovENEST.-The Christian
church looks immeasurably larger, more
elegant and city-like with its handsome
rev pews. The next task will be to cush-
ion the same, and to this end the ladies OF
the Aid Society are fairly coming money.
RELIGIOUS -Sacramental service at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. Dr.
Hays, the pastor, feels obliged, on account
Of illness in his family, to resign his charge
at this place. There will he meeting Sat
urday for the purpose OF selecting a new
minister.
PERsoNAI--Mrs. Lydia +. Burton. wild
ow Of the late Allen A. Burton, of Forest,
ILL.,, is on a visit to Mr.. W. II. Kinnsird's
family. Our esteemed friend, Mr..
Alex. C. Robinson, has been an invalid for
several weeks, and is sufficiently i'll to mer-
II = personal notice.
DrATH OF THAT HoRsE.-The livery
horse driven by MeSsrs. Simpson Elkin
and Richard Dunlap, on a certain dark
night when rock piles were invisible, died
on Friday last, of the wound received in
It's struggles to get free from the buggy.
The road will probably settle the damages
"''"o'' lawsuit
A MURDERLR RETURSED.--Jas. Church,
who killed Jessie Lair i've years ago, and
absconded, returned to his native heath re-
Gently, and was thereupon committed TO
Jail under indictment for murder In the
Garrard Circuit Court He sued out a
writ of habeas eOrpas and demanded bail,
which upon hearing in the County Court
was granted In thu sum Of $1,000. This
he has not yet presented.
Observation-Disclosures.
400 our malconteuts at the Heart Of Mid
Io,bian avain gave som. trouble 10 the
lougbty BaiIlie Nicol Jaryie. Saws and
iles were found and bar of iron that
had been .awn asunder Freeman Farri..
aad syyed. Indignantly repels
Inc charge of having been a rioVlsadsr
his time Rut no avs Jaw. h. viii have
De tho s,,rd never 40 ws,cbhI
fhhhNAa fAhhis'-ueorge W. Duh'Ap'
IT, naturally taxes un'o himself gre"
lhe'ioh IN Tue reversal on 'he Freeman "a"
RS case 1t being his maiden EFFORT before
The august tribunal at Frankfort and The