The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-07
GaRRARD COTNri.
Lancaster.

EoNeNAteFs
Sheriff IIigginbotham, on Monday
last, executed the bonds required by law,
and entered in upon bis official duties Tor
another two-years run.
-Snor.-Roy Harris, youngster Of
about twelve year. Of age, Of lower Gar
rard, during the first part of Christmas
shot himself in the mouth with a toy pis-
toll, making a dangerous but not fatal
wound
-DEArns-An infant child Of John
Burleii, died last week at the home ri
Captain Singleton, its grand father, aud
was buried in the Lancaster Cemetery ......
James Hunt, a very aged citizen, Of Buck
eve, this county, died last week.
The Canlata given at the City Hall on
New Years Eve, under the auspices Of Rose
Bud Academy, assisted by Mrs. Z. H. Poti.
was a success in every particular The Young
folks did exceedingly we'll, especially Sc
when you consider that no one was ON tho
stage over ten years ct age.
The Lancaster Lodge A. y. VI, No
[ l0i, on Monday night installed their regu-
lsrly elected officers Tor the ensuing year
W. llerndon, W Master; II. c. kaufman,
Senior Warier; Dr. +. q. Young, Treas.
urer, W. r. Mason, Secretary; james
lIemphill, Senior Deacon; George Denny,
Jr., Junior Deacon; Robt kinnaird. J.W;
Joe Petty, : a r.
-ANOTHER ELorENENr.- On the night
Of the 2sth ult James Anderson conclud-
ed that he had enjoyed singh cussc,aess long
enough, 50 he quietly "folded bis tent and
stole away" with Miss Mary Jennings,
oldest daughter of.IIsnry Clay Jennings.
They we're married in Jacksonville on the
Goth and returned home on the 30lh, as
happy as people generally are under such
circumstance, James, long may you
wave.
We regret exceedingly our inability
to send on a letter last week, bat Christ.
mas time', extreme severity Of the wealth
er, the whirl Of iesiivity, n e,ieoa, we're the
chief preventives Our County Court
passed oil without any exciting events or
noticeable occurrences unusual to similar
days here. The old Lusk home place was
sold by English, Of Boyle, a. auctioneer
for fifty dollars and i've cents per acre. A
number Of the heirs became the purchas.
err. Nothing especial vas done in the
County Court
We must not furcgo To mention the
elegant entertainment given by Mrs. Pattie
Gill at her beautiful home on Lexington
Avenue, on the night Of the 2;ird, TO the
Clubs Of town and vicinity, Never in
Lancaster's social history was a more
charming and enjoyable party given. A
spacious house well-filled with a happy
crowd Of ladies and gents, room set apart
in honor Of TerIsiehore, Danville's String
Band furnishing the music, an unequaled
repast, all Of these constituted the pleasur-
able ingredients Of the delightful aflaiR
When the party dispersed at . o'clock all
were profuse in their praises Of Mrs. Gin
and the Misses Duncan who assisted in the
entertaining.
w. A. Hyatt, OF Ilyattsyille, sold to
Smith Gentry, OF Boyle, one mule for
Slj0......Jce Robinson, Of this county, sold
this week to woods n Prcwiti, Of Boyle,
Is head OF cattle at 81 per head. Mn.
Mary Elkin sold to the same parties n
head Of cattle, weighing 4 q lbs. at g. Go
per hundred ...... Lewis leavel sold his
farm Of 2l0 acres, lat week, near Hya;ts-
vile, known a- the old John y. Ieavel
place, TO o. T. Wallace at So per acre..
Archie Walker, Of Upper Garrard, sold
Cincinnati firm, last week, % head Of
cattle, weighing $50 lbs, at $3.50 per
hundred. Wade Walker Of the same To-
cality, sold to the same parties Il head Of
'imiar class for $3.50 per hundred.
Mr. T.. u Walker sold, last week, to Gen
Try Of Boyle, pair Of mules for $3.50.
There was quite a congregation Of
friends at the depot on Monday morning
last to hid alisu 10 the many college stu
dents taking their leave. Mcclellan John
ston left for the College Of Arts, Iexing-
tom Charles Reid and james Walker, for
Georgetown College; Miss Minnie Walker,
for Nlillersburg, and last but not least,
Miss Sallie Curry for Daughter College
at lIarrodsburg Our pen is insufficient
10 express the many regrets that her
friends experience at yielding her up. We
hope she may soon return, wearing the
laurel crown OF success. ..... Miss Mamie
farra, Of Fsyette, spent several days last
wsek with her friend, Miss Eliza, West, of
this county. The charms Of this young
lady have won for her many noisy deyo-
tees in this part Of the yineyard...,.M Mrs.
Judge NJ. II. Owsley returned last night
from a pleasant visit to New York City.
Master Lucien Young, Of the United
States NAVY, brother Of DR.. a. o. Young,
arrived here saturday afternoon ON a visit
To the Doctor and his mother, from an *
tended trip through Central America, New
Mexico and San Francisco, having gone
there TO take an hundred .raman 10 the L
;. Man Of War, Pensacola, stationed at the
Mare Island Navy Nard. lie len yesier-
day morning for Wellington. Ills many
made while here aocompan-
led him to the depot, and truly lamenled
his departure. Ne lind him the most ge'