The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-18
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Lancaster.

-Couldn't Life Insurance Society de-
~ big business in ITustonville al this
time rs a deposit Bankgr
Pigeon Kinnaird has sold bic sicck Of
aroceries TO Bunlcii, woodcock 4 Co,
and taken position in the Revenue w.
Gee.
Another Telephone line erected this
week. One terminal at D.. W. Harris hsr.
ness shop, The other at Marksbury'. eleva.
tor, near the depot.
Thomas Douglas will have charge Of
the city workhouse during this year, Capt.
Singleton having moved into the old Hop
per property on Stanford street.
Owing In Mr. paitersons physical
condition, The ampuiaiion Of his leg has
been postponed till snch a time - that
there will he hope Of hi, recovery after the
operation.
The wife Of COL John II. Henderson
died Of Pneumonia At her residence near
Lancaster, Wednesday, Feb. 10. Her fun.
erai was preached al the Metlirdist Church
Thursday at one O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray, an aged
couple Of this county, are both very sick.
Mr.. Gray Is suffering from frost bitten feet,
and Mrs. Gray from cancer Of the breast.
She can not live but a short time.
This week will close the present term Of
the Circnit Court. The jury in the snii Of
Grimes ". Bright mentioned in your last
Issue, we're somewhat divided in their
views Of the case. -Four were in favor Of
finding for the plaintiff, four for defend.
ant and the other four we're not in favor o
anything
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Dunn arrived here
by train the afternoon Of the 10Th, and
were elegantly entertained by the parents
II Mr. Dunn, near Bryantsville that night.
A large number Of friends and relatives
had assembled TO welcome the newly we'd
ded, and the tables groaned as all we'll reg
ulaied tables should do on such occasions.
Mrs. VI. l.. Stephenson, late wife OF G.
c. Storms, from whom she was disorccd
some years ago, and afterwards married
Dr. Stephenson, o. Crab Orchard, who i
now dead, recently brought another suit
praying the nnnullment Of the Judgment
in the previous suit. The case came upl
before special Judge Durham, Monday
Who threw il out Of Court.
1t may not he generally known that
Garrard as hemp growing county is fast
climbing to prominence. W. NJ. Kerby
reports field Of twenty-five acres which
will "break' fifteen hundred pounds to the
acre. This Is estimated from the yield on
three iourihs OF an aero, which was i,235.
lie was offered by an old hemp grower 200
to the acre for his Geld, which he refused.
Denny 4 Co, our mill men, have con-
tracted for a new mill to be erected early
in the Spring. When this is done Ian
caster, which is already the best shipping
point on the Knoxville & Richmond
Branches, except Lebanon and the two
coal shipping points, will rank with either
Of them. Ju-t here might say, a few
side walks, about one on each side Of eve
~ street, would help the old town very
much. II might be little hard on the
"bloaled" property holder 10 he compelled
by the Trustee, to make these psvements
but il would be fun for us "poor white
folk and niggers. We are tired Of the
mud.
The numerous friends of l.. +. Hub
Die will be glad to learn OF that gentle
mans return from New York, where he
has BEEN attending a course OF Law Lee.
lures. During Mr., bubbles absence he
visited several Of the largest eastern cite.
and places nj prominence, among others
the home Of Washington Irving.
From whit hear Of the pleasure Of his
visit to the latter place, there must be "a
woman in the case" Miss Jones, Of
Lexington, visiting Miss Mollie Hicks, Is
attracting considerable attention from the
young men......M Miss Matte Bronston, Of
Richmond, is visiting Mrs. ". A. Wants.
......A man would risk his life by asking
Dick Mclean, Wade Walker, or John Il.
Kerry "when did you &c, back"