Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15
Garrard County
ROBT. H. WEST. Editor.
DEPARTMENT.

LANCASTER.
The Baptist Church at this place is Ia
be furnished with a new organ.
Judge NJ. J. Durham. Of Danville,
was in town Tuesday, on legal business.
Judge owsley's physicians say that he
is improving rapidly, and will be out
again in few days.
-Robt. Collier and brother rented Of ].
M. Grand, his farm on the Lexington turn
pike for the ensuing year. Price, S72S.
Arthur Kemper sold to r. NJ. Robin
son one-ffth interest in the landed estate Of
J. I. H. Kemper, decd. at $50 per acre.
-Jailer Rothwell says that since he has
been Office he has had only four white men
in Jail, three Of them charged with mur-
dering women.
w. g. Dunlap, late oS this place, now
a resident Of Chicago, is in town on busi-
ness. He expresses himself as not being
pleased with the "windy city,"
w. r. Robinson & Bro. have rented
the room recently vacated BY Geo. d. Bur-
dett 4 Co. which room they will occupy
until they rebuild their house.
Now is your time to buy cheap goods
! want to close out by Jan. 1st. Don't fail
to call and get bargains when goods must
be sold. must have what is due me by
Jan. 1st. Geo. A. Feathers.
L. w. Burdett a Co. will begin in a
short time the erection Of a warehouse ad-
jacent to the Touring mill they purchased
Of Thos. Floyd, near the Dix River bridge
on the Danville and Nicholasville pike.
Two negro boys, Harrison Brown and
Stuart TIMBER, were hunting rabbits near
town, Wednesday, when the gun Of Brown
was accidentally discharged, inaicting a
painful wound in the side Of Umber's head
and face.
Bud White, colored boy about Is
years old was tried before Judge Walker,
Tuesday, for stealing cold victuals out Of
the dining room of Mike Ray. He con-
fessed and was given thirty days in the
workhouse.
The roof will be put on the Miller
building in a day or two. The building
will be pushed rapidly to completion so as
to accommodate the new bank by the mid
die or latter part Of January. The capital
stock of the bank has about all been
raised.
"A. c. Buchanan, Of Richmond, was in
town Wednesday, looking for a room in
which 10 start furniture store. He was
unable TO procure one, all OF the store
rooms having been previously rented. We
need more business houses, and from the
present outlook will have them next year
Capt. 7. A. Elkin has sold to Samuel
Peacock, bis house and lot on Richmond
Itreet, for 81, 1850. W. b. Mason has sold
o Hugh Smith, his house and lot in the
uburbs, on the Danville pike, for 81 ,225
quail TO cash. Mr.. Mason will go TO
,hicsgO in the Spring, where he expects to
make his future home.
We understand that Uncle josh Dunn
. dangerously i'll with pneumonia. Uncle
osh has been a very active man all Of his
lie. He is now in his s5th year. He re-
narked to US the day after the November
lection that "when the county went dem-
cratic in August il made him feel fifty
ears younger, and when ID again went
smOcratic in November II set him back
mother ten years 80 that he felt as II he
ere only 25 years old" He has ever been
bitter opponent Of republican theories
I'D practices. His many friends hope for
Is early recovery.
up 10 the present writing, no body I
as been arrested Tor the murder Of VIM.