Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-02-03
LANCASTER, 6ARRARO COUNTY,

The public school, which has BE, n
successfully taught by Miss Dovie Harri,,
will close to day.
Mrs. Russie Noel, who was stricken
with paralysis while visiting at Mr..
| Gaines last week, has recovered suii.
GENTLY to be removed to her home near
| Hiattsville.
The walls OF the old Dabnsy build
ing. on Richmond street, have been torn
away. The good bricks viii be used in
the new house Mrs. DabuoY will build
this spring.
F. p. Meister has sold his restaurant
and confectionery to w. A. Arnold. Mr..
Meister was leader of the band and tie
loafers now say that the band will fall
through Don't fret, We "croskers,' the
bows are onto better Eb player than
Meister and will liven things mp this
summer.
II Lancaster wants an Opera House /,
now is the time to hustle for IL. 1t is
now settled that a block o; store-rooms
is to be built on the old site and il the
public spirited citizens will put their
shoulders to the wheel large and COM
Portable hall can be built above it at a
very small cost.
As the south bound limited was
nearing town Tuesday evening an axle
Of box car broke, thus delaying all
trains about IS minutes. The train was
running at a high rate OF speed, making
np five minutes lost time, and it is a
wonder that all were not instantly kill
ed. Fortunately no one was seriously
hurt.
The Legislature is To be congratulate
ed on the passage OF the bill sppropriat-
ing 500, 900 for the Kentucky exhibit at
he Worlds Fair Now let the band be-
gin TO play and the horses 90 around.
The commissioners being secure in their
Is day and roast beef can make things
lively while the appropriation holds out.
The services OF live Kentucky colonel,
who never saw battle, ought TO be Sc
cured for the Exposition. He would be
an honah, sah, TO the Grand Old Com
and an object o! curiosity to
he civilized world.
The Hon. Chsuncey VI. DepeN is
,aid to be anxious to give big dinner,
n which he will endeavor TO explain
What he does not know about politics.
The doctoris a wonderful talker, espec-
ally after dinner; and, under the influ-
nee OF sherry aud champagne no doubt
kinks he knows all about how the pe0-
lie feel and think upon every subject,
lotv ithstanding the fact that he never
ONES in contact with the masses Of the
,eople aud knows only Of their wants
" conjectcre. His prophetic vision has
zen somewhat obscurei by recent
vents
Misses Marie and Jennie Warren, OF
tanford. are visiting their aunt, Miss
ennie Duncan. Mrs. A. ii. Rice and
Iiss Bessie Olga Marksbury were visit
ing Hedgeville this week. Messrs.
rev er and Smith, of Danville, were
ere Friday. Mr.. ;. VI. Braun and fam
v left Saturday for Louisville, their flu
ire home. Miss Lille Noel, OF Dan
lie, visited Mrs. Gaines last week. Mrs.
liza Robinson, OF Lower Garrard, is Wis
ing her mother, Mrs. HIS. Hansberry
lest. Miss Mona Hord, OF Flemings
arg. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j.
Frank. Mrs. Masters, OF Nicholas -
lie. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. +. A. n
asco. Miss Matte Elkin is visiting the v
isses Isckey, at Stanford. Miss Jen-
g Lackey leaves Friday, for Louis ,m
lie. vi
james Ii. Blaine had his Burchard al.
"A BENJAMIN Harrison had his Carae'