Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-06-14
LANCASTER, CARRARD COUNTY.

up stakes and taken its departure, much
to the regret Of some Of citizens and to
the delight OF Others.
The farmers still regard the promise
for large wheat crops as very fine. If
the Summer continues favorable they
are looking forward TO abundant bar
vests.
There are large quantities OF wool
being brought in and sold here, prepare.
tory to shipment. Many OF the Garrard
farmers find sheep raising their chief
source OF income.
Thirteen applicants were examined
by the boar Friday and Saturday for
teachers certificates. Six failed to pass
as the examination papers were said TO
be the hardest yet prepared by the State
board.
Mics Pattie Beszley, at the Gibbs
country homestead, gave reception
"Wednesday evening in honor OF her un-
Gle, Mr.. Luther Gibbs, aud his newly
welded bride, who was Miss Margaret
Walker.
Mrs. Thos. Wherritt's class as well as
Others of the Presbyterian sunday
school, gave an enjoyable picnic on yes
terday. Games, Wild h)wer gathering
and delectable repass were the features
OF the day.
The base ball players OF this city go
TO Nicholasyille next Wednesday for a
match game. Much interest is felt in
the result, as they recently played here
with the score largely in favor of the
Lancaster boys.
Nick Leayell, colored, who recently
shot and broke the back bone OF Zske
Reid in a Logantown FRAY, was brought
TO trial this week and acquitted. IL was
proven that he was the defendant rather
than the aggressor.
As in the protracted meeting held
by Elder George Gowen in Flemings.
burg there is much interest manifested,
be will not oil his pulpit here Sunday,
but Elder Stanley, OF that city, will
preach in his stead.
Mr.. VIM Herndon announced him.
self Monday "a candidate for the nom.
ination on the republican ticket to rep.
resent this county in the Legislature.
His announcement is equivalent to his
nomination, il not to his final election.
Mrs. Mary Anderson. OF this place,
has secured the public school al Bryants.
vile, one OF the largest and most lucra-
tive in the county. Mrs. Anderson is re-
garded as a hrst-class teacher and her
friends wish her success in her new field.
The prohibitionists hold a meeting
to morrow at $3.50 at the court. house for
the purpose OF selecting a candidate to
make the race for representative in the
next General Assembly. J. A. Dudder-
ar will be chairman and Mr.. Oliver \.
Wallace secretary.
Miss Morton's recital Tuesday eve
ming Was pronounced quite an interest
ing entertainment. There were select
readings, declarations, instrumental and
vocal music and tableau scenes. Miss
Lsons Fisher, OF Mississippi, as elocu-
ZIONIST and Miss Angie Ballou as Del
sarte impersonator, added much TO the
program.
Rev Geo. o. Barnes is holding SER
vices every night at the courthouse and
speaking to large audiences. He preach
ed Wednesday evening on "Sanctifcs.
ton" and regards it AZ a gradual growth
in grace, obtainable by all true Chris
tisns and not an instantaneous or sinless
condition.
Every precinct in Garrard holds a
meeting tomorrow TO select delegates to
the county convention held here at the
court house on June 18th at . o'clock, P.
NJ. Six delegates will represent Garrard
at the democratic State convention held
in Louisville on Tuesday, June 25th, at
~ o'clock.
Mr.. Dick Moore, a popular young
man OF South Fork neighborhood, was
thrown at and knocked in the head one
night last week as he was returning
from declsmatory contest in that vi
cinity. At first ne was only regarded as
slightly hurt, but it is now feared he
sustained a fracture of the skull.
Prof. Hubbard, of Centre College,
who has been pastor of the Presbyterian
church here for several months, preach.
ed his last sermon Sunday morning,
much 10 the regret OF his sdmiring
friends and members. Rey. Hubbard
goes to his home in the East, after his
years duties at Centre, and Drs. Mckee,
or Worrall breaches at the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Frszee, OF Maysville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. @. Jennings.
Mrs. L. hollingsworth, OF Tennessee, is
the guest of her father, DR.. Wm. HUFF.
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harlan. OF
Danville, are the guests OF Mrs. Gabriel
Gaines. Miss Lula Batson, who mas
tau,ht nm A, aic for tho laat vaar NJ Graans