Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-22
LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY.

mona.
MIR. Spauldng has introduced bill
in the Legislature entitled AN act to
protect the fish in the waters OF the
state" Why not protect the fish that
ate not in the waters, especially the
suckers and chubs.
The remains of Mr.. Thomas \ Scott,
who was killed near Cumberland Gap
ia esdsy, were brought here this morn.
ing for burial lie had the friendship .
OF the entire community. who sympa-
thizc deeply with the grief stricken fam.
| lily.
Representative Loud OF California, |
has introduced a bill 10 prohibit any |
Chinese from ever coming to this coun.
( try. and yet We boast OF our hospitable !
shores, and invite the world, Chinese !
included, to our Columbian Exposition.
Consistency, thou art jewel
james l. Hamilton and wife have
moved into the handsome Lilldrd prop
/ erty on Lexington street MIR. &. i.
Bailey, who has been exhibiting Edi-
sons photograph At McRoherts' drug
store for the last few days, left Wednes
DAY morning for Richmond, where he
will exhibit that wonderful instrument.
The Lancaster Brass Band was or
ganized this week. 4 new set OF Conn
instruments will be ordered at once and
the citizens residing in the neighbor-
hood of the practice room are hereby
warned. The members are John NJ.
Duncan, J. T. Stormes, II. W. Batson, J.
&c. Hemphill, Il T.. Hughes. Louis Ian
dram, J. NJ. Fdrra, l.. Owsley, Charley
Anderson aud John Lear.
Our young friend Mr. III K. Jones,
Agent for the Central Kentucky Hedge
Fence Company, says he did big bust
ness IN Stanford the las, court day. lie
sold over 900 rods of hedge 20 the Lin
coin county farmers and SAYS they are
he best people he eyer met. He ex-
poets to canvass Lincoln county thor.
oughly after the snow aud sleet disap-
pears.
"A very enjoyable impromptn hop
was given at the Holmes House on Mon
day evening Signor Blacks orchestra
furnished tho music which was first
, class. Those who attended were Misses
Nellie Mars, Mary Miller, Maud Robin.
, son. Ada Il. Farra, Allie Anderson, Mat
tie Elkin, CsrririB. Woods aud Messrs.
] T. Ant.N
son, Denny, aud r. Robinson. Wher-
ritt, Owsley, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Stormcs
4 aud Mr. and Mrs. w. X Mars
5 Joseph Jefferson, the actor, SAYS
: that in travelling on street ear IN New
{ York he once met Il gentleman whose
: face seemed familiar. bat whose name he
7 could not recall To relieve the embar
{ rassment. as be had been familiarity adj
p dressed, he asked his name and was in
!. formed that it Was L. :. Grant. Tn,
:, question WAS asked, What did you do
n joe" ADO? Why, just got of the Ell
J. at the first stopping place for fear
d would ask him if he had ever been in
> the war.
J. Capt. Chase, with his troop OF the &
e L. s. cavalry, is said to be hot on tbs
; trail of Cara. and arrived at the home
10 of Garza's iather.n law on the evenin,
IA OF the 18th inst. Cara and his mel
l. were not to be found, though there wer,
10 indications that they had been there re
e Gently. II they couli get neither Carr,
! n1r his father.in-lsw, they might hav
N captured his mother-in.lsw, and the
h would then have had something O
Is which to boast, il she had not in tn
l. meantime whipped out the whole party
u Ii seems that a single Mexican revolu
i ii onist with a handful of m,n can sui
'e cessiully elude the L. > army under ex
n perienced generals, and all they are adj
to report is that they are "hot on hi
. trail"
.r The adjutant general OF Missoul
n says that communications have been re
Il recruiting of the National Guards in tina
I, State. This is thought to have -eferenc
Is to the prospective war with Chill. A
as Congress has not yet declared war, it he
a. comes important to know what publ
G. functionary has assumed the RESPONSE
Al bility of ant horizing recruiting in In
Is various States, and il such authority ca
n lists, why Kentucky has been overlook
,e ed Adiutant General Gross would NJ
Is he slow to buckle on his sword, don In
paint and feathers and ensconced
his snow shoes and with tomahawk
an hand, grip or no grip, sound the war cr
d. of "On to Chill" if he could only z,
he an intimation that his services wei
by needed. Chilians beware We are
Oo warlike people when aroused, and coul
whip you il you were twice a. small
you are.
nj The tone OF most OF the dispatch,
l. A.. -.