Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25
GARRARO COUNTY.



The wool buyers are making lively
canvass Of this county, prices ranging as
high as % cents.
WIN. Spencer one OF the negroes IN
Jail for rape, was released on 80 bond
last week.
The Lancaster Musical Society closed
its career in Esther, Friday night, and is
TO he congratulated that 10 SIX rendiiions
il made but one approach to failure.
--Eb. Cooley, whose history is closely
associated with the closing chapters OF that
Of the late +. ID. Kennedy, il serving
sentence Of 30 days in Jail Tor breach OF
the peace committed several years ago.
About 100 head OF stock on the mar
ket to-day, and bidding was pretty lively.
Col. /. NJ. Dunn sold % head Of yearlings
at $2l so; heifsrs at Sl45O; 8 steers at
$lS25. Milk COWS from $50 to SS5.
Horses. $40 to 1900
1t is an indisputable fact that Of the
towns visited by the L. NJ S. Stanford is
entitled to the cake for its hotel accommo-
dations, &c. At the same time we are not
insensible TO the kind treatment received
at other places. IL any or all OF these
towns wish 10 test our sincerity OF good
feeling, let them get up circus and send
| Il over and IL Lancaster don't stand by IL 4,
stand ready to apologize.
Robert Lockhart, n white man, who
has been carrying the mail between this
place and Buckeye, and couple Of negro
women we're lodged in Jail here SATURDAY..
/ for robbing the money drawer Of J. w.
Browns store at Buckeye, last week. IL
seems the negroes made the first entrance,
and a night or two afterward while the
store was being watched, Loekhart entered
and was arrested with his hand in the
money drawer.
Morris Davis, one Of our leading mer-
chants is at his post again after witt 10
his parents in Cincinnati. Luther b Dick
erson, Of Mt Sterling, Musician Of note
aud pleasant gentleman, kindly supplied
the place OF Mr. Yantis, a. Mordscsi in
two entertainments last week. Mr.. Iantis
was compelled to leave Just two days be-
fore an engagement, and ~ no other OF the
Club was up in the part, Mr.. Dickerson
assumed an rendered il acceptably, al
though he had not tried il for two years.
Prof ]. w. Crum has left Us for the pur-
pose Of organizing a Musical Society al
Harrodsburg. Those of us who have been
intimately associated with him for the
mast two months commend him as an agree.
able gentleman, and one we'll acquainted
with his business in all its details HI
twill doubtless come again" before long tC
work up some other popular Opera.
A "Union Meeting" was held in thu
Courthouse to day, the object Of which
was TO have only one set Of candidates ane
. have no contests for the different county ofi
ces. A committee Of ten from each party
was selected for the purpose of dividing
the offices Of the county. Speeches were
made in favor Of the movement by Bosto'
Dillon and - Patterson, both candidates
I for County Clerkship, and j. Wesley West
and Geo. Denny, Jr., opposing il. AZ th,
olose Of Denny's speech the meeting adj
iourned in much confusion, and conse
\ quently nothing was done. Denny ad
a monished his republican friends severel
for going into the thing. A good man.
democrats are very much opposed TO
compromise, and say that whatever ma,
J is done in that direction will have no 81
8 feet in regard TO the running Of full tick
a ct in August. The Aoaters are Of cours
, opposed to compromise as II would Gu
them out entirely.