Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01
LANCASTER. GARRAaO COUNTY.

The breeding aud raising OF tine
chickens seems 10 be all the 20 now. On
last court day a large number were dis
played on the public square. Judge
Hemphill exhibited the Light Brahma,
Cochin and Plymouth Rock; W. X Shu-
CARS the White Cochin, White Plymouth
Rock and White Lcghorn; J. r. Stormes
the White Cochin and Wysndotte and
Victor Leaveil the English Red Cap and
Black Langshan.
Chicago has contributed Sll 100000
in aid ol the great Worlds Colum.
bian Exposition. This is liberal, but
each state should see that sufficient ap.
preparation is made 10y its Legislature to
insure crcditablc display OF its prod
ucts ut the exposition. Kentucky should
provide a, least 100000 and every citi-
zen should take an interest in havingour
State ASSUME it's proper place in the cx.
hibition that is intended To- show the re
sources of the nation.
Judge ilemphill aud Marshal Ham
ilton have been after the illegal liquor
seller, witha sharp stick. In the police
court this week John Harris was fined
$50 and costs; Harry Huffman $50 and
costs, and Clayton Anderson S25 and
costs. The latter was fined for getting
the liquor for party All ere colored.
The following cases were also tried: Tom
Hickman, breach 1T the peace fined -;
Miriam Schoolel, PLAIN drpnk, was as
sessed s.; Nank Humber, Tor striking
his wife, had to hand over the sum OF SO
and costs: Bill Farris, ior depositing,filth
in an alley, wa fined q and costs. Geo.
McCarley, lor being drunk and disorder
( ly, will be tried to day lie was arrest
/ "a Yesterday and placed in jail to cool
/ oil.
Mr.. Georgc Hutching,, a Spiritualist,
/ OF Ancora, Pa, became infatuated with
/ Henry George by reading his work,
Progress AMI Poverty and made a
will giving him 10000 to assist i'll the
distribution OF the book. The widow OF
Mr.. llutchiugs brought suit and broke
the will, but the property had deprecia
ted in value until she received .only So
OOO. The writings of Mr.. George created
quite sensation Tor several years after
he began his career rs political
economist but he has had his day, and
dropped out al view, perhaps to be- re-
membcrcd more ior his vdgares than for
anything hc has done for the benefit OF
mankind. Philosophers may speculate
and sag,s may suggest ways ,and means
bv which mankind may share equally
in the goods OF this world, but the expe-
rience OF the ages teaches the mclan-
choly truth that il is every fellow for
himself and the devil take the hind
I most.
MI j. :. Owsley, Jr, OF, stanford,
was here Monday, mingliug with his
mand friends and admirers Mr.. Ows
lev is a candidate for Commonwealth ;
attorney IN the new district. Misses
Lizzie and Mamie Hopper have return
eel from a visit Ia their sister, Mrs. kru
ger, at Bowling Green. Miss Lille Noe
has returned from Cincinnati Miss Ma
nv Anderson, oi Dsnville, who has been
visiting Mis-, Annie Robinson, has ~.
turned home Paul Goddard, OF Har-
rodsburs, was here Monday. Mrs. Thee
Currey is visiting friend, in Cincinnati
Col. T.. Ii. Gather, ot Harrolsburg, was
lherc this week in the interest OF his
friend, Judge Hughes, oi thatplace, wh'
is a candidate for Commonwealth ar
torney. Capt. K. 4. Burnside and little
sons. Joe and Lewis, are in Louisville
this week The genial and whole soul
eel A. T.. Hundlcy, OF Boyle, was her
Monday. Mr.. T.. W. Morrow, who wen
to Selma, Ala, on business, is expected
home Saturday. I'd Walton, Of the
j., and Harry Giovsnnoli, OF the Advo
, cate, were here court day raking IN tn
silver.