The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-29
GsRRARD COUNT SEWs
Lancaster.

CANDY PULLS
Are all the fashion in town.
DIDN'T TAKE ASTI-FAT.
The principal shipment to the city TIN.
week is turkeys.
TROUBLE AMONG THE PoRcISE SPECIES.
The days OF the groyelling swine are al
present few and full Of trouble.
MANY MADE HAPPY OR
The marriage register shows several pairs
made happy during the present month.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Sallie Owsley and Nashville Relic
returned on Saturday after visit Of six
weeks in Woodford. Our College boys are
hone for Thanksgiving. Mr.. "Steve"whiie,
Of Richmond, is here for slice Of turkey.
RELIGIOUS.
The Bible Society meeting at the Metho-
dist church on Sunday night was almost a
failure, 40 far as contributions were con-
cerned. The Christian congregation will
resume services at the church next Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Pentz will preach on Thanksgiv-
ing.
SOME CONSOLATION, AT LEAST.
The Richmond Branch train now creeps
in any where between and 3 p. N. Our
courteous station master has decided to ct
up his domain with oriental elegance for
the entertainment Of friends who necessari-
ly spend so many hours Of the day with
him; while the carriages drawn up in line
of waiting would indicate that every night
is his levee night
WAR ON THE NICE.
Master John Owsley set his trap two of
three days last week, and caught fifty-three
mice. May he carry this blessed trap
around among his neighbors and confer a
similar boon. One mouse alone has been
known recently TO devour a handsome
Chinchilla Oyercoat with as much ease a.
did Mark Twain's camel the tombstone.
Nor could host OF cavalry troops make
night more hideous than do these respecta-
BILE quadrupeds that infest antique palaces.
COUNTY COURT
Was as dismal day as its Successors have
been. The following COMMISSIONER sales
have been handed in; In the case Of p. ID.
Gill Va NJ. II. Gill, &C., Common Pleas
Court, W. II. Kinnaird, Special Commits
sioner, sold l9l A. and 8 p. to plaintiff at
S32 per acre. In the case Of C. V. Higgins
vs. b. NJ. Jones, &c., CIRCUIT Court, Master
Com'r Walton sold the following tracts;
25s 4. and 10 p. to plaintiff Higgins at
$40 25 per aoreI l0l A, 3 p. TO sane at SIS
per acre; rs! acres to same at SIS per acre.
A VISIT TO LOUIsyILLE-ISGERsOL &C.
Last Thnrsday's train found the writer
snugly ensconeed In comfortable scat with
a comfortable party en- route for Louisville.
A. usual, il rained. No one eau go 10 the
city without enc6untering rain at some pc
Rod Of the fitting. Fortunately for our
party, the most Of the bad weather was
while we were journeying. The streets
were several inches deep in mud, that
was about the consistency Of boiled Gus
tardl and boota and shoes presented .
rich field for the blacksy's speculative gen.
Jus. Street cars were literally patroniled,
but the crossings and transfers necessltated
a brief though telling contact with mother
earth; Al night came on a carriage re-
lieyed Us Of these difficulties, and soon We
were rolling along toward Opera Hall,
where Ingersoll was to astonIsh the natives.
The dailies are always 30 prompt to take
up celebrities that a poor little country
weekly reporter has nothing left but husks.
30 IngersOll has been ventilated, analysed,
condemned and executed. The man l., eK.
eeedinsly captivating as speaker his Ap-
psarance pleasing, his voice flexible and
penetrating his gestures easy and ready