Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
Garrard County
RoBT. II. WEST. Editor.
LANCASTER.
DEPARTMENT

Circuit Court begins Monday. 1t will also
be County Court day.
Six per cent will be added TO the
amount Of all accounts due me, not paid
before Feb. ls. Respectfully, J. C.
Thompson.
The largest stock Of iewelry. silver.
ware and musical goods Of any house 10
Central Kentucky, at J. c. Thompson's,
Lancaster, Ky.
Mr.. ]. Wesley West has had hi. store.
room remodeled and repainted, which adds
very much to its aiirAcliveness. lie has
also added to his stock Of boots, shoes, Sc,
line Of dry goods.
Mr.. John w. Miller received tele.
gram from Washington, d. c. this week,
announcing that his case in the Supreme
Court Of the United States against the Ma.
tional Bank Of Lancaster, Ky, had been
decided against him.
Mrs. B. NJ. Burdett entertained few
Of her young lady friends Monday evening.
Miss Leila Price will entertain the Musi.
Gale tonight (Fridayl Mrs. II. II. Bat
son, Of Paint Lick, was visiting her moth
er near this place the frat Of The week.
Married, at the residence Of Mr.. WIN.
McCarley, in this county, Mr.. d. c. Pull
lins, Of Paint Lick, to Miss Maggie Nc.
CArley; Rev. ] K Peoples, OF the Metho-
dfat chur,h ,,..lorc..J q h. ,..an,,ny IT..
young couple have our beat wishes for their
future prosperity and happiness.
We are sorry to learn that J. C By-
ant has sold his stock Of drugs, &c, in
Brysntsville, and when he returns from
his bridal tour expects to locate in Lex.
ington. Jim is a good business man and
will be missed from the county, and more
especially from lower Garrard He sold
his stock to Bryant a Ballard, under which
firm name the business will be continued.
The marriage Of Mr.. J. G. Bryant, Of
Bryantsville, and Miss Mamie Robertson,
Of Lexington, will take place at the resi-
dence Of Miss Robertson's mother, No SO,
Hill Street, Lexington. Ky, on the 25ih
inst. The wedding will be very quiet
affair, only few Of the most intimate
friends will be expected. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Mr. sianbu.
ry, Of the Episcopal Church. Immediate.
ly after the ceremony Mr.. Bryant will
leave with his bride for a Western tour
Miss Robertson is a relative Of Mrs Judge
owsley, Of this place. also Of Col r. A
McGrath, Of lower Garrard. She was Wis
iting these relatives last Summer when she
took captive the heart o. our young
friend. Miss Robertson is de,ervedly
popular wherever she il known, and all
join in extending to Jim hearty congrat-
ulat;on on his good fortune in winning 40
fair prize. May they beth live long and
be happy, is our hearty wish.
The Directors Of the Citizens National
Bank, closed the trade Tuesday, with Mil
Ter & Miller, for the lower room Of the
building they have jus, erected. This is
the most handsome building in Central
Kentucky, and when the room il furnish
ed it will be the most elegant banking room
in this neck Of the woods. The Messrs.
Miller are to have the room fitted up. The
vault is being built and the work will be
pushed rapidly TO completion. The gen
tlemen at the head Of this enterprise de-
serve credit and encouragement from the
people Of this county. The county is well
able to support two banks, and that too,
without the interest Of one clsshing with
that Of the other There Is no reason why
the relations between the two institutions
should not be harmonious We mention
this, not that there is now any thing but
the most friendly relations, but because we
have noticed. that, in towns like Lancas-
Ter, where rival institutions have sprung
up, there is great danger Of the rivalry be-
ing carried too far, to the injury Of all
Prof Irvine concludes he has attained
! solution Of the question, why il is 80
hard a matter to make a success of Ian.
,aster Male Academy; and renders that so
utiou thus; The dear little boys are too
pure and good to associate with the larger
COMMUNICATING an influences the
learer little larger boys are too manly to
'ndure reproof or correction. He says,
hat during the last Eve months every sin.
lie instance Of severe reproof or correc-
ion has resulted in the loss Of the pupil,
ave one-that one a charity pupil. How
'ver the Professor congratulates himself
Iet on having left a respectable number Of
'upils who know reasonably we'll how to
'ehave, and who can be reminded, in gen
lie terms, Of their errors. There is room
n the academy for more such, but no more
Dom for boys that are too good 10 be re
'roved or punished unless they are too
God ever to do wrong. lie says that 20
ears experience proves 10 him that pupils
ommiited to his charge can be controlled
at pupils sent 10 school. and encouraged
, their whims by foOlishly indulgent pa
snts are uncomfortable. Lancaster Male
.eademy wants no more.