Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-17
Garrard County
DEPARTMENT..
RonT. II. WEST. Editor.

LaEcASTER.
Call at r. W. Lillard n Co. and see
their 5O-cent Brussel Carpets.
Ladies underwear, silk hosiery for la.
dies and children at r. w. Lillard 4
Co.'S.
Wool and Brussels Carpets made ready
for floors, saving much trolble and worry,
at r. W. Lillard 4 Co.'S.
Mr.. ]. III. Woodcock is having his
stooe-room, occupied by Davis a Joseph,
remodeled, papered and painted.
w. o. Rigney makes a specially Of
gents furnishing goods and ladies' and
misses fine shoes. Call and be convinced.
Mr.. b. NJ. Burdett received last Sat
urday two boxes Of oranges direct from
Florida Most Of them grew on his orch
ard.
Farmers are getting along slowly
planting corn. Several are not through
breaking hemp yet. The acreage Of corn
will be greater this year than last.
Mai. Rigney has been in town since
Saturday. He will 60 to Danville to-day
and will probably return and speak at this
place next Monday-County Court day.
Mr.. T. ID. Chestnut has purchased Of
the National Bank three hundred and thir.
~ acres of the Miller farm in Boyle coun-
ty, just across the River, at about SS3 so
per acre.
If you want an elegant suit Of clothes
either for yourself or your bows, 20 to w:
o. Rigney's. lie has them all sizes and in
styles to suit the tastes OF the most
fsstidious.
The move for the establishment Of a
Female College at this place is taking
shape, and something definite will be done
in few days. Mr.. W. @. Dunlap has Of
fered the Dunlap property to the commit.
tee for S., 500 in cash and $500 in stocks.
-Messrs. Drummer & Brown, who have
the contract for the brick-work Of Robin
son q Bros new building, will take
one-half Of the ground and put up a build
ing for themselves. The buildings are 10
be two stories high and so and 30 feet deep
and will be erected as soon as the brick can
be burned.
Rev. J. r. James preached at the Bsp.
list church yesterday morning and night
Miss Leila MarksburY has been quite sick
for several days with pneumonia. We are
glad that Robt. Kinnaird is convslescent.
Col. Sam Burdett, late of Mt. Vernon, who
has located permanently with us, has rent
ed of Col. Bradley his law office. Mrs.
B. NJ. Burdett will leave tomorrow on
two weeks visit to relatives in Mason coun-
ty. She will visit Cincinnati on her re-
turn and attend the Dramatic Festival.
We understand that our friend w. b. Ma.
son has located in Henderson, KY, and Is
keeping books for barrel and stave man
uiacturing Company.
FISH AND FIsHERMEE.-Mr James
Burnside took from his pond a Bayarian
carp which was placed there abont 10
months ago, which weighed pounds and
20 inches in length and l5I inch
Cd uIOuuu tuc pOuIs Wheh put IN hAe
pond this fish did not exceed an inch and
A half 10 length. II was one Of the most
6sh we have ever seen. Every
lover Of fish who has a pond should
stock /, with carp. They are undoubtedly
A success. Ross Burnside caught one day
his week in Dix River string Of thirteen
ish, with a hook and line, consisting Of
pass and newlighis. The bass averaged
10 inches in length. Several gentlemen In
his community who are lovers Of fishing
ire making an effort to stock Dix River
with newlights. They have seinsd several
ponds 10 the county and put the fish they
,aught in the river. About two barrels Of
mall newlighls have beeo put la already.
All fishermen are asked 10 assist In stock
ng the river They will assist greatly in
his by putting back in the river such hsh
a they may catch as have not attained
heir full growth. II all will assist the
liver can room be bOuntifully stocked,