Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-03-24
LANCASTER, 6ARRARD COUNTY.

Judge Hemphill charged with whipping
his best girl and fined s. and costs.
The grand jury adjourned Tuesday
afternoon. The returned in all 81 in
dictments. They were mostly for INSIDE
meanors.
A vast amount OF business has been
transacted in our court and most OF the
old cases on the docket have been dis.
posed Of
Seven l.. d n. trainmen were here
this week as witnesses in the case OF
Uncle Ben Robinson against the road for
killing stock. The case was continued
till next court.
On Monday next, county court day,
an application OF Mr.. James Royston to
sell liqnor as druggist will be heard.
The W. G. L. U. and the Temperance
League will no doubt be on hand to wit.
ness the proceedings in person or by
their representatives.
The grain elevator near the depot
has been completed and work on the
large hemp house adjoining it has been
commenced. A large force of hands are
at work clearing up the old Opera House
block and West & Batson's new store
room is going up rapidly.
The case OF Allen and Daugherty, oil
Lexington, against Bruce, Thompson &
Co. occupied the entire day Wednesday
1t was argued by Gen. Landram and
Robert Harding for plaintiff and by l.
+. Hubble and II. c. Noel for defend
ants, resulting in verdict for plaintiff
for 81 600.
1t was the /. j. mans pleasure thil
week to see the beautiful flowers at Mis-,
Fannie Bishops. Miss Bishop has deal
largely in flowers for several years and
last summer erected an immense hot
house, where she kept them very sue
cessfully during the winter. She keep
all kinds of flowers on hand far sale an,
We bespeak for her liberal share OF pat
ronage.
! The case OF the Common wealtl
against Canor L. Roberts for the KILN
of the sheriff OF Madison county is se
for to-day. Fifty jurors have been OF
dered to be summoned in the case. Tn
counsel are j. $. Owsley, Common
r wealth's attorney; Col. w. o. Bradley
r Gen. w. j. Landram and Sullivan TO
, the prosecution, while the defendant
represented by Il. II. Tomlinson, r.
Warren and Robert Harding. 1t
8 thought that the trial will consume tw
I days.
q 1t seems that the Lancaster CORES
I pendent OF the Courier Journal hs
made number OF mistakes in his sp,
cial OF the 2lst concerning the circu
court clerk contest in this county. II
states that the case was argued b
> Messrs. Jacobs, Tomlnscn and Welc
for Mason and by Messrs. Herndon an,
Judge Denny Tor Broaddus. Messrs
, Jacobs and Tomlinson were present, bu
only Col. Welch spoke in Mason's b,
: half. Judge Denny was not present, br
, Capt. Herndon and Gen. Lsndram spok
in Broaddus' behalf. The case is sti
under submission.
The wholesale grocers of Louisvi
= have entered into combine, the efie
OF which is TO raise the prices upon IN;
j. ny OF the necessaries OF life and extol
!. = money from the pockets OF the reopl
on whose patronage they are dependeI
for their success in business. Ii this
persisted in, it might teach the combin
!. ton lesson that would be useful an
= intrinsic, If country dealers would j,
more the combine and send else her
u for their goods. This would only be r.
tributive justice. A set of men wi
would get up corner on the necesarit
q OF life ought not to be tolerated, niue
& less encouraged, in any we'll ordere
g community.
v MIR. and Mrs. Carr. OF Junction Cit
a are stopping at the Miller Hotel. Mr.
. DR.. Joe Rogers returned Wednesday
q Bloomington, Ind. Miss Jennie Lacks
=, returned from Louisville Wednesds
\ Mr.. Casey Owsley, OF Centre College,
a here this week. Mr.. Will Woodcock,
;. Danville, was here Tuesday. Mr.
9 Blanche Sweeney has returned fro
Louisville. Miss Ballou of Stanford,
the guest OF her brother, H. NJ. Ballo
q Miss Mary Grimes, of Lower Garrar,
. visited here this week. Miss Mot
q Mare, who has been the guest of Mrs.
a G. Stormes, left for Danville Monda
Miss Lille Dale visited Miss Kate Blu
dett Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Wi
Mars is in Lexington, where she h,
accepted position in g millinery stor
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