Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-08-25
LANCASTER, eAaRARo COUNTY.

1
The union meeting will be held at
the Presbyterian church, Sunday night,
conducted by Rev. X. Graham Frank.
In the survey for the water works il
was found that Dix river at the nearest
point was 2i0 feet below the level OF the
public square.
Rev. j. K Tercy is visiting his rea-
tiyes in Indiana. Elder J. G. Frank
continues to improve, but is still con.
fined to his room.
The public school opaned Monday
with an unusually large attendance.
The principal, Mr.. Lewis Walker. is
assisted by Miss Eliza Lusk.
Frank Turner WAS tried in the cir
cult court on the charge OF forgery, but
was acquitted, the Judge giving a per
emptory instruction to the jury. He is
still in jail charged with carrying a pis-
toll.
The grand jury is making it pretty
hot for the boys. Most OF them, howev.
! er, are like Jess Huffman, who said he
never remembered anything that hap.
pened after night and couldn't see well
In daylight.
Mary, the 9.year-old daughter OF Mr..
j. p. Grand, died Wednesday afternoon
alter brief illness OF diphtheria. The
funeral will take place this, Thursday,
afternoon at the residence OF the little
ones grandfather, Mr.. II. c. Jennings.
The case OF the Commonwealth VS.
Canor Roberts for the killing OF Deputy
, Sheriff Bales, OF Madison county, was
called in the circuit court Wednesday.
The regular panel was exhausted with.
3 out securing single juror and the Judge
ordered the sheriff TO summon 80 men
from Lincoln county 10 report Thursday
: Mr.. /. ;. farris was sworn in as special
deputy to do the work.
7 MIR. T.. Il. Koran. of FL PAso. SAYS
that eating is a mere matter OF habit.
! lie has just completed fast OF II days
a during which time he drank water bu,
( took no food and worked regularly. He
[ claims that all appetite is abnormal, ow-
r ing TO the stimulsnts people use in food
2 aud drink. II Mr.. Koran would contin.
: ne TO refrain from the use OF food, he
/ might come to the conclusion that diving
lss mere matter OF habit.
Miss Maggie Jennings returned from
Cynthisns Wednesday. Mr.. Graham
Price, of Dsnyille, is visiting his grand.
mother, Mrs susan Price. Misses Mat.
tie Brown and Annie Roys,on left Thurs.
day for Chicago to nd the Worlds
Far Mr.. WIN. Greenlrai, of Little
Rock, Ark, is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Lucinda Greenlesf Misses Laura Smith,
ssllie Tilieit AMI Mrs Louis Landram
spent "Wednesday at Gilberts creek.
Miss Lizzie Walker has returned from
Dripping Springs. Misses Alice Young
and Minnie May Armstrong entertained
few friends last Monday evening. Re
ireshments were served and the Lam
caster String Band furnished the music
Tor the occasion. Miss Nave of Dan
vile, is visiting Mrs. Z. {. ~tormes. John
Doty entertained few friends at tea
Wednesday evening.
Circuit court convened on the 2lst
With light docket. The charge OF
Judge Sautiey to the grand jury WAS
comprehensive and explicit and lmpress-
ed those present with his determination
TO require an enforcement OF the laws TO
n h.4 faIl NJ ,t 4,
plete with sound reasoning and was lis
, tened to with marked attention by the
jury, the members OF the bar and all
who were in attendance. Judge Sauhey
dispatches business rapidly and pleas
antly and there is prevailing opinion
that justice will bs meted out in his
courts impartially aud without denial or
delay. John sam Oysley, the young
. Commonwealth attorney, is on hand
:, and 10y his courteous bearing aud strict
attention TO his duties has won the con
iidence and respect of the people univer
, sally. Hon. K. &. Warren was elected
special Judge and presided in the alb
sence of Judge Saufey on Tuesday, oc.
|
y casioned by the temporary indisposItion
/, of the regular Judge. Judge Warner
:, filled the bench gracefully, ably and sat
: isiactorily.
Mr.. Maurice Klnkonstein Polan
/. der, fed 1000 of the suffering poor il
:. New York City, on Sunday last, and an
/ nounces his determination to continue
. his dinners daily as long as his money
n holds out. Here is practical demon
n stration Of charity worthy OF imitation
I, aud it would be we'll to have the atten
q ton OF our congressman and public OIL
, Gals, as we'll as the rich corporations al
). over the land called to it. The New
- York Press says TX President Harrison
sympathizes with the people in the
,. sutierings from the panic but it is no
- known that he has manifested DISPOSE