Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-04
cARRARD COUNTY DEPARTMENT
Lancaster.

The Grand Jury, it is said, will begin
the investigation OF the Bryantsville. cleo
ton killing next Thursday.
Mrs. F. A. Cunningham, Of Burgin,
Ky, bought Of Logan lson his house and
Ia acres Of land near Camp Dick Robin
son. Possession will be given Oct. LIST.
Work on the new building Of W. X.
Robinson 4 Bro. is progressing rapidly.
Now let ms have some new brick buildings
between the Courthouse and Danville St.
AT Nicholasville last week the trial Of
George Leieher for the murder Of Dr. :,
took place. The result was hung jury,
ten Of them, it is said, being for acquit,al
Complaints are loud and frequent Of
the totally unnecessary irregularity in the
mail trains which pass here. A stage line
to carry the mails between here and Stan
ford is seriously talked Of.
In some portions Of the county the
corn crops will yield only about four bar
rels 10 the acre, while in other portions as
much as ten barrels per acre will be gath
cred. The average yield will scarcely ex-
coed half crop.
There is rumor roaming around
loosely somewhere to the effect that in
week or two at furthest, the X. C. will put
on two daily passenger trains each way be-
tween Covington and Stanford Junction.
But alas we have heard this before.
The Central Kentucky Ners seems to be
Mr.. NJ. ID. Hughes, the pub
Usher, says his subscription list is growing
rapidly. Nothing makes the heart OF an
editor SO happy as a long subscription list
Of "paid-up" subscribers.
Mr.. w. A. Burnside, clerk 10 the Ma
Iional Bank of Lancaster, who has been
In failing health for some time, had anoth-
err severe hemorrhage last Saturday night.
His friends-and every one that knows
him is his friend-wish him speedy re-
covery.
Misunderstanding the repairs on the
church the members of that or
ganization have been using the Presbyte-
rian church for worship, the latter church
being, for the present, without pastor.
The Baptist brethren have greatly improv-
ed their house Of worship by putting in
laying new carpets, painting, pa
pering, &c, so that it now presents quite
an attractive appearance. 1t is said the
Rev. Owsley Goodloe, Of Lexington, will
be pastor Of the Presbyterian church here
during the next year. Rev. Mr.. Vaughan
and family, Of Danville, have moved into
the property lately occupied by Judge
Duncan.
Circuit Court which began here last
9th ult, has adjourned ill
Thursday 9th inst. The docket Is the poor
est for years, both for number Of cases and
the amounts in controversy. Very little
was done last week. The Commonwealth
business was all disposed OF except the
murder trial which is set for
next Thursday. The grand jury have re-
turned a few indictments for misdemean-
Drs. They have been Nfter the boys around
town with sharp stick, but 30 far have
lnearthed very little lneanness. The truth
is, there is nothing TO find out. We ale
peaceable and and happy people, and we
10 nothing wrong.
-SLIGHrLY PERsoNAL.-Miss Mary Mad
lox, handsome young lady from Law
who has been visiting Miss Sara
Huffman, at this place, has returned
home. Col. ID. A. ShanAhan, Of Virginia,
! contractor on the X. G. X. r. and pop
ilar and agreeable young gentleman, Was
here on a visit last week. Mrs. Gordon
Granger and her son, Commodore, have
FROM the East, and are at Judge
NJ. ii. Owsley's. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. |
Woodcock have returned from Cumber-
and Falls. Mr.. George Mason. a popular
Toung man from Chicago, who has been
visiting relatives here has returned home
Mrs. james Anderson, Mrs. b. NJ. Burdett,
Mrs. j. X. Young, Misses sallie Logan,
Leila and Stella Marksbury, Jennie and
lizzie Sweeney, and Messrs. Weed Logan
md W.T.. Burdett, are in Louisville at
ending the Exposition. Miss Minnie
Daniel, Of Cincinnati, is visiting Miss Mag
lie Curry. Judge M. II. Owsley left here
TO attend the inaugural ceremo-
lies at Frankfort to-day. Miss Kate Ma
on Is visiting Miss Matte Scott. in Jessa-
nine county. Miss Mary GOrden and Sue
Swing, Of Columbia. Tenn, are visiting
'iiss Jennie Faulkner, at Hon. Geo. Den
'y's. Miss Mollie Burdett il visiting rela-
ives in Boyle county. Miss Lou McKin.
icy, Of Stanford, was visiting Mas Flsscis
,ook in this county. Col. w. o. Bradley
nd his son George Bradley, left Sunday
Dr. Farmdale. The latter will attend the
Hillary school at that place during the
Dming session. Mr.. Charlie Randall, Of
'ondon. sOn Of Judge w. II. Randall, and