Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-07-08
LANCASTER, GARRARO COUNTY.

The Central Record will be issued
as daily during the fair.
DIR. Charles Spillman, OF Paint LACK
died Tuesday after u brief illness
Special trains will run from Leoa-
non and Paris to the Lancaster fair
The lumber is being placed on the
ground for the new grain elevator near
the depot.
The Junior Club WAS royalty enter
tanned by Miss Oracle Kinnaird Tues
day evening at her home on stanford
avenue.
This settles ii. Goose Egg Ows-
lev says that the Peoples party candi-
date for president will, beyond all doubt,
be elected this fall.
The Kentucky Hedge Fence Com
pany met last Monday and elected w.
II. Kinnard president and 7. j. b. Tur'
ner secretary and manager.
Puck advised the people to keep
cool" on the 4th Of July and his advice
was needed 10 the letter, as everybody
nut on winter clothes and sat by the
Ere.
As Saxton's band plays for the
Stanford fair, they will come here on
Thursday aud arrangements have been
made to give an open air concert In the
park Thursday evening.
Lee Gill, of color, bought and ship
ped a fine pair Of bay mares this week
10 Mr.. Scott Newman, OF 81. Louis. Gill
bought them from different parties,
paving $40 for the pair. They were
beauties.
As the Christian church is receiving
repairs, Ed. J. G. Frank will preach at
the court house Sunday morning The
union services will be held at the Metho'
dist church in the afternoon at $50 con
Quoted by Rev. Amos Stout.
The cholera is working its way
westward and has reached Italy. There
ia a large immigration from Southern
Italy to the United States and it is OF
the utmost importance that prompt
steps bee taken 70 prevent the introduc-
ton OF the disease into this country.
Col. John X. Faulkner, OF Rich
mond, was in town the first OF the week
Misses Maggie Miller, Leila Bright and
Carrie Woods spent the day at Green
Briar yesterday. Mr.. John b. Brewer
Of Lebanon, is in town. Misses Kate
and Lillian Kinnaird are at Green Brian
Springs this week.
The library of Girard College, Phil
adelphia, is inaccessible 10 clergymen
and the keeper refused Abundance to
. Col. Robert q. lngersoll, few days ago
believing him to be priest on account
Of his smooth face. Upon being told
that he was supposed to be clergyman
the Col said: The devil you say,
whercupon the Col was told Its al
right sir; walk right in
Capt. Mike Salter has in his posses
sion a canteen made of cedar, upon
which is beautifully carved lone stat
and the name OF the owner, Nv. l.
Stevens. Sergeant Major First Louisi
ana" II was found few days since
near the old Bland blacksmith shop, on
the turnpike leading from Lancaster to
Danvlile, and must have been lost by
the soldier when Bragg's army was II
Kentucky in the fall OF 1862. The cap
tain is having it repaired and says HI
will institute search Tor the owner.
1t is undoubtedly time that in free
country like this, those who have NJ
shoes have the right to 40 baretooted
butiti is a question worthy OF serlou
consideration whether the children o
all who are able to procure shoes ough
not to be required to wear them
Stumped toes, stone bruises and variouI
heel and toe ailments caused 10y broker
glass, sharp rocks and rusty nails would
thereby be avoided aud the fathers anC
mothers saved an immense amount o
trouble. ON with the shoes.