Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-08
LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY.
Quarterly conr, convenes next Mon

etery Monday morning.
If the eyes are the windows of the |
soul, is the mouth the kitchen or the |
pantry?
Judge VI. ID. Hughes and family |
have moved to the property on Rich
mond street vacated 10y Milton May
field
DIR. ]. B. Kinnaird has returned from
New York City, where he has been for
the past month attending a special course
OF lectures.
Mr.. Joel Lunsford, an aged citizen
formerly Of Sugar Creek, fell from his
wagon while passing through town
Wednesday afternoon and was severely
bruised about the head. His recovery
is doubtful.
The Record Printing and Publish
ing Co, sold their property to Messrs. S.
q. and B. q. Boyle for Si,700 on the 9Th
inst. 1t is understood that the paper
will continue to be published in Lancss-
ter under the direction Of J. Il. Mars.
If Cara, the Mexican revolutionist
with only 600 men, is keeping our army
on the frontier, as well as the regular
Mexican forces in state OF restless
anxiety as TO his whereabouts, We will
have to rely on volunteers to whip little
| Chill when the time for fighting arrives.
The St Louis G obe-Democrat says
| that Mr.. Cleveland has never in his
! life originated new thought or idea nor
advanced a suggestion for the remedy
OF the evils which he 80 glibly aud Hat
/ ~ points Well, suppose he hasn't,
wherein does he differ from most OF the
$50 called statesmen OF the present
age?
/ 1t will be a source OF great pleasure
to the people of Kentucky, irrespective
al party politics, to learn that the great
problem that has disturbed the serenity
of the county for some months past. as
to who was to have the honor of max
ing up the mails and handing out the
letters in the postofiice at Paducah, has
been definitely settled IL requires
craftsmanship of very high order to
determine questions OF such magni.
tude.
Misses Addie Burnside and Oracle
Kinnsird returned to school at oxford,
Ohio, Wednesday. Miss Annie Hale,
OF Stanford is visiting Miss Mamie Cur
rey. Miss Nellie Dillon has returned
from a visit TO Stanford. Misses Eliza
Anderson and Tally Grand entertained
the Junior Club, Saturday evening at
the residence OF Mr.. II. G. Jennings, on
!, Stanford street. Miss Attic Marksburv
has been i'll for several DAYS with the
grip. Misses Ellen Owsley has returned
from a visit to friends in Danville.
The entertainment given last Thurs.
day evening by Miss Bessie Wherritt
wasa very charming affair. An elabor-
ate supper was served at the usual
hour and the guests were royalty enter.
tanned until well into the morning
Miss Wherritt was assisted in receiving
and entertaining by Misses Mary Miller
and Attic Marksbury, Mr.. j. NJ. Farrs
and her brother, Claude The follow
} ing Young ladies and gentlemen wer,
, present Misses Carrie and Mamie Cur
rey, Bessie Marksbury, Maggie Jen-
nings, Annie Hale, Maud Robinson, Ad,
Fdrra, Mae Hughes, Matte Elkin, Hord
Nell Mars, Allie Anderson, Fanni,
; West, George Miller, Kate McGrath
, Bessie and Jennie Burnside. Ollie Mars
, Annie Royston, Annie Robinson, Geor
gle Moore, Pattie Beszley, Lettie Brown
. and Maria Cook, and Messrs. Charlie,
e aud John Anderson, Spencer, Lear
Dunlap, Mars, Brown, q. and A. Frank
Kirby, Dunn, Hughes, Hood, Batson
j. and +. Robinson, Walker, Doty, Far
! ra, L. u G. Walker, Jennings, Owsley
: Sweeney, West, Grcening, Woodcocl
and others.
> Some OF the papers that favor wa
with Chill are rejoicing over the proba
bilities of having Peru and several 9th
err minor republics as our allies in the
: event OF hostilities. Ii this should oc
l cur it would no doubt save the Unite,
states something in the way OF men an,
money, and ii Chill could be whippe,
by the allies with only the nomina
I backing OF this country so much IN
better for the purse OF Uncle Sam, Blu
il We need help in this wonderful un
:. dertaking why not secure the assistanc
|. of England aud France? With a com
n bination composed OF the United States
!. Peru, Great Britain and France, Chill
might he blotted out OF existence in tn
N course ol a few months The propoi
,s ton of the belligerents on our sid
" would he about 200 to one and with sue
10 force We might be able to make quit
:; reputation for buster ii not for tru
= valor Ii will be interesting TO note tn
~ number of those who are clamorous Il
war, who will be sufficiently patriotic
" enlist at Sl3 a month, shoulder the
. muskets and strike out for Chill. Prol
ably not one in thousand of tho.
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