Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-27
Garrard County
RoBT. II. WEST. Editor.
LANCASTER
DEPARTMENT.

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combined bay gelding for 1925.
The wool buyers have been busy thi,
week. They are offering 25c for the besl
short white wool.
Henry Edgington, son Of Allen Edg.
inston, living below Bryantsville, died Of
consumption Tuesday.
Those who should know say that the
fruit crop in this county has not been ma.
terislly injured by the recent cold snap.
Mr.. X. A. Burnside offers a reward Of
$50 for the return Of his Red Setter Bitch,
which has either strayed or heen stolen.
See "ad" elsewhere.
Nose Ray was tried before Police
Judge Singleton Wednesday and fined $40
and costs for firing of his pistol in the
town limits. He was held under bond Of
s25 for his appearance in the same court
for carrying a concealed weopon.
Mics. Leila Price, who has been visiting
friends at Lexington, returned home Wed.
nesday. w. A. Morrow, Esq, is visiting
relatives in Somerset Judge Geo. Denny,
Jr., is attending court at Somerset. Mr..
Lewis Withers was at Paint Lick in the
interest Of his harvesting machines.
Mr.. James c. Hemphill, the popular
young clothier is having concrete pave.
ment put down in front Of his store room.
This will be the first pavement Of this kind
put down in our town. Ii is said to last
as well as stone. Mr.. II. is an enterpris.
ing young business man and should be
heartily encouraged by our people.
We would inform our friend, the Paint
Lick correspondent that Mr. J. T. Palmer
does not represent the Mccormack harvest
ing machinery, but the Champion. We
would make the correction for his own pro.
lection, as the machine men are getting 10
be both numerous and rantsnlerous in
this part Of the Lords moral vineyard.
The republicans Of this county, last
Monday, in their Convention instructed for
Judge Morrow, Of Somerset, for their can
didate for Governor. They could not have
instructed for better man, nor one who
more fully enjoys the confidence Of his
many friends in both political parties.
There Is no mar in the republican party
whom We had rather see Governor than
Judge Morrow.
GOLDEN WEDDISG-O Wednesday.
the 18th inst. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Yam.
lis, celebrated the 5Oih anniversary of tbeir
wedding day, or their golden wedding"
On the 25th day Of April 1888, Mr.. J. II.
Yantis was married to Miss Margaret A. |
Stewart, at Danville. To this couple we're
born IL children, who are now living, viz
W. A. Nantis, Of this place, Mrs. Mary ID. |
Daniel, Of Cincinnati; DIR. Robt. II. Yam
It's, Fleming county; Mrs. 7. Curry, Thos.
5. YanIis, Mrs. Mamie b. Jennings, Mr..
Jennie Martin, S. S. Yautis, Jas. L. Yam.
tie, Mrs. Carrie Davidson, Misses Hattie
and Nettie Yantis. all of this town and
county. All Of the children were present
at the reunion, also two sisters Of Mrs.
Iantis, Mrs. John Sneed, Of Missouri, and
Mrs. N. ID. Price, Of this county. There
we're also a great many Of their grand
and near friends present. The
presents consisting Of articles Of gold, were
numerous and valuable. Mr.. Ysntis is 70
Tears old He was at one time popular
Try goods merchant Of this place. He has
'lso been sheriff Of the county, and is now
! Magistrate. His wife is &C years old
Very few men have the good fortune Of
living TO celebrate their golden wedding
With the wife of their youth. Mr.. and
IRIS. Yantis have the best wishes of their
many friends in this community for their
prosperity and longer life.