The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13
GARRARD COUNTY SE,rs
Lancaster.
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Ut. Charles Fox, millionaire OF san
Francisco, and Mrs. Fox, his wife, are
guests Of Mr.. W. II. Smith. Mrs. Fox''
magnificent wardrobe is the admiration Of
all who have had a glimpse.
ANOTHER EXAMPLE FOR OURS.
Ii'Quito's' Jailer can achieve greater
wonders than ours on the cleaning-up ques
tion he deserves the palm awarded TO Her
cules at the Augean Stables Our elegant
new jail was de@.ribed as place too loath.
some for visitors, and it, inmates must
have been simply martyrs.
WE HAVE SHOT OUR PROOF READER.
Put not your trust in TYPE Twas moi
Mis- Rose Dunn, but Miss Rosa Brown
who teaches country school. The former
sits smilingly In the Senior Class Of Frank
lin Institute, and her little friends who
wept because they were not going to school
TO her, may dry their eyes. Even the babes
read the INTERIOR JOURNAL, and come
to grief over It's occasional errata.
WE DID THE suB-HEADISG.
My Somerset friend must not attribute
to Sappho the epithet Of dead beat" as
ascribed to his favorite Lincolns The dis
corning editor Of the INTERIOR JOURNAL
interlined those expressive words; but az
ter all, Sappho can sincerely say IL con-
cord.7 The Lineolns can sing; but their
gratuitous insults and unsolicited drafts
upon the people spoke out in mighty tones.
THE CRY FOR HELP
From the stricken South meets hearty
response from every section. The Odd Eel
lows Lodge, Christian and Presbyterian
churches Of Lancaster have contributed
about $3.50. Mr.. VS.. Miller has nickel
box established at his Hotel, which gath
ers the mites very successfully. Mr.. Mil
Ter has also exerted himself to prepare a
Promenade Concert and social entertain
ment for Friday night, the proceeds OF
which are to be sent South. Your cores
pondent, in company with Mrs. L. J. Fra
zee. made thorough canvass Of the town,
and secured quantities Of plain biscuit,
which were packed in boxes and shipped to
Grenada. The people gave generously Of
this article Of food, which was selected be-
cause Of its successful transportation and
harmless properties. The appeal for food
for thousands Of persons thrown out Of en-
ployment set the biscuit enterprise on foot,
and II is earnestly hoped that our little
mite may find Its way to some sworn and
weary brethren, pulling hard against the
stream"
VISIT TO RICHMOND.
l have made brief fitting to Rich
mond. Visited Central University, and
was treated to display OF Prof Tobin's
Sine Pendulum, Phonograph, Megaphone
and Microphone. heard watch tick at a
distance of three miles, by the aid of the
latter instrument; and so wonderful were
the speeches and songs Of the Phonograph
that an incredulous auditor began to peep
under the table, pull out the drawers, and
look about for a ventriloquist. Another, q
lady, insisted that spiritualism alone could
produce such marvels. At night the citi-
nens repaired to moonlight picnic on Mr..
Bronston's beautifully illuminated grounds
ana ate and drank 'or the oenen' OF 'he
yellow Fever snnerers' one iady sent a
twen,y-doilar Dill Ior her supper rroi'
Mueller dancing Schooi was very attract
I'VE Inc i''ie cnidreh were ,sS' ca'cnins
,he e@y grace OF .ne master nut 'he mos.
deHghuuI entertainment 'na' ever greeted
my couhtfy,ofeo eyes was we" o. he
heavenly oodies 'nroush ,he SP'enoid TEL
escope mounted on rrU', nAfoours prem
ises. NO occasion cou,u nave oeeh select,
ca lot nner eihio''ion o, jupiter ana
'he noon 'uPi'er' WIN ms so''' warm
hght s'oo' triumphant IN 'he heavens
whiie the moons paie glory shrank in'o
cOmpardtlve lnSlgnlpcdnce beside her hllge