Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-06-03
LANCASTER, eARRARD COUNTY.

The Press SAYS Senator Hills record
on the silver question IL one mile in two
minutes and seconds.
Rev. Geo. o. Barnes will hold se'
ries Of meetings in Lancaster. beginning
on the l3ih OF this month.
Rev. Georoe W. Dunlap will deliver
lecture entitled "a Trip Around the
World" at the Court house on Friday
evening, June 10Th.
The friends OF toe presidential can.
didates OF the various political parties,
who are sanguine that their favorites
will be nominated 10y reclamation
should remember that after the nomiua
ton there Il such a thing rs being de
fested by reclamation.
Capt. W. q. Mcfarland. OF the 10th
L. :. Infantry, arrived with his family
at Fort Douglas. Salt Lake City, Utah,
on the oath ultimo. His son, who had
been sick in New York for many months
stood the trip well and was greatly i'm.
proved in health
-Garrard College closes next We'd
nesday. The commencement exercises
will begin with the Baccalaureate ser.
mon Sunday night CA Monday even
ing the annual concert At the court.
house bali. on Tuesday night the in.
veniles will give their entertainment in
the College chapel, closing With the COIN
mencement exercises held at the Chris
tian church Wedn slay morning at 10
o'clock.
The New York Press has ten photo
eraphs Of James G.. Blaine, taken in the
last few days 10y the great artist. sarony.
lie SAYS that he has taken photographs
OF ali the great men OF this country for
many years; including princes and no.
blemcn, but the greatest man hc ever
turned the camars on was james q.
Blaine. He expresses the opinion that
Mr.. Blaine is in excellent health and
capable Of doing any amount OF bard
work.
The provisions OF the new election
law are required to be given in charge
TO the grand jury at each term OF the
conrt. As the law embraces 81 pages II
will require about two hours to read II
10 the jury and it cannot well be con
densed. What the jury will know
about it after il is read to them is only a
matter of conjecture for it is about as
clear as mud. II will require a vigorous
intellect and vast amount OF culture to
know how to vote in accordance with
the provisions of the new law.
--Gen. Miles is experimenting with
bicycles at Chicago with view to their
introduction in the army. He claims
that soldiers mounted on bicycles can
travel four times as fast as on foot, but
this can be done only on good, smooth
roads How he expects to get along
with his army when travelling through
the Great West in quest OF red skins is
not understood. The whole thing is lu-
dicrous and is doubtless the suggestion
of some maker of the machines who
wants job from the government.
Mrs. Mary Hackley and son, Henry,
Of Cincinnati, spent few days this
week in Lancaster visiting relatives.
Miss Carrie Woods has returned from a
visit to Hustonville. Mrs. Hannah
Scott has returned to Sicholasville. Rev.
O. NJ Reid is visiting his parents on
Richmond avenue. Mrs. w. NJ. Boglere-
turned to GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Wednes-
dsy. Mr.. Forest Benton, who has been
visiting his mother, has returned TO
Bonneville. Miss Eugenia Dunlap, OF
Camp Nelson, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. w. j. Landrsm.