The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-17
eARRARD coUNrr.
Lancaster.


- Susan B. Anthony is coming to Ian
caster 10 lecture.
, The Poor House contract was award
ed to Mr.. James Layton.
Mr.. Oscar Tillett has sold his butcher
establishment to Mr.. Doc Dillon.
- The Court Of Appeals recently re
versed the Garrard case Of Murphy vs.
Baughman.
Monday Mornings train ran into a
freight car near Harris Station, and did
not pass here till 9 O'Clock. The evening
train was also late.
All were attracted on Monday night
by red light in the East. Il proved 10
be Mrs. A. 7. spillman's harm, at Lowell.
which burned down.
On next County Court day Mr.. John
Miller's beautiful residence on Danyille
street will be sold. The new brick house
being erected by that gentleman is almost
up.
The Sunday School Institute as con-
Quoted here on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day by Elders Cline and Duncan was at
tended with much pleasure and profit. The
singing was fine. A regular County Asso-
citation was organized on Saturday. The
charts employed during the sessions are
ingenious and instructive.
A special called term OF the Garrard
Circuit Court convened here on Monday.
Judge Owsley, who is still out West, tele-
graphed John s. Vanwinkle to preside in
his stead. This gentleman was accepted
by the bar and assumed the position. The
Boone-Conn cNse was continued. Several
other cases were considered
Invitations have been received 10 the
marriage Of Miss Maggie Robinson. Gar
rard's loveliest daughter to Mr.. Robert
Harding, Of Danville. The ceremony will
be pronounced at Trinity Church, Danville,
on the 22d inst, after which the chosen
guests will proceed to Camp Dick Robin
son to Partake Of the wedding cheer. Sew
eral other weddings are announced for this
place, but each in its own good time.
Mr.. George Griffin, who runs the Ad-
ans Express line from this point to Dan
willie, at $50 per month, has also put on
the road new passenger coach. This
conflicts with the Burdett 4 Walton line,
which owns the U. s. mail contract and
has thus far accommodated the travellers
with comfort and dispatch. The latter
firm have ordered a handsome new painted
coach, which will offer additional attrae-
lions to passengers.
Among the new grave-stones erected
in our Cemetery Ia a handsome monument
In the Gothic style over the remains Of the
ate DIR. 5. Reid. Another marks the rest
ng place Of the late VIM. s. Miller. An
,ther was erected by DR.. Luther Buiord
hove his father, mother and brother. DR..
Buford has for many years resided in Mt.
sterling, and having met with heavy pecu-
liary reverses. his act in thus doing ex-
'ensive honor to his beloved dead that lie
o far away Is all the more commemorate.
On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
iIss Rosa Brown. Of this county, was uni
I'd in marriage to Mr.. VIM. Crow, Of Mich
lasville. The Ceremony was performed !
y Elder J. L. Allen at the Christian :
'hurchi in the presence Of a number Of {
-iends. Owing to the somewhat uncom- :
'rtable hour at which the event was. Of
ecessity, appointed, the bride declined to
ave any decorations. The wedding march
as played as the bride and groom enter
!. preceded by Miss Willie Belle Owsley
nd Mr. Benz. +. Crutcher. These attend =
hts separated. 30 that the principal pair
God between, and thus were the solemn r
ords spoken. The dresses Of the ladies y
ere Of brown silk and velvet, street hats, II
C. A large company of relatives came
'er from Nicholasyille and returned at 4
ice with the bridal party to the home Of 1.
ie bridegroom, where handsome reeep- q
IN at night concluded the festivities. III
-PERsoSAL.-The Hon. Green Keller, 7
ember from Bourbon County, and eandi-
lie for the Office Of Public Printer, was in a q
wn this week, the guest Of Mr.. b. NJ. Bur b
'tt......T The latest party TO the Cincinnati so :,
xpOsition was composed Of Messrs. VIM. \,
lrry, John stormes, RObt. Dunn, James n
fifin, George Walden and James Hemp a al
II. The two last-named gentlemen went ~ ~
to purchase a stock Of goods for their :.
" house ...... Mr., Owslsy Dunn will open eh
dry goods house al Bnrksyille ...... Mr.. -.
nj. Letcher Is at Judge Owsley's...... pa
isses Ella and Matte Evans, OF Crab y
chArd, and Miss Emma Crawford, Of
'orgetown, are guests Of Mr.. A. q. Dunn
%. Miss Paltie Bryant, who has been n.
,asantly soiournlng here, left on Tuesday bei