Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-20
LANCASTER, CARRARO COUNTY.

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sermon for sunday morning will be "The
Desire OF the Nations"
james !. Hamilton has bought Mr.
John sprstt's house on Lexington street;
that is life time interest for $500.
The graded school taught by Prof. b.
5. Gowen and his able corps OF teachers
will close TO day to have about 10 days
holiday.
Elder w. H. Movers, of Hnlsboro,
o., will deliver a free lecture tonight at
the Christian church upon Madagascar
illustrated with stereopticon views.
The sale Of Mrs. Ida NJ. Best's farm
aud stock on the 18th at Paint Lick was
very well attended The farm of 90
acres was purchased by her brother, Mr..
Ballard, at $50.
Lancaster wac visited by mensgsrie
on Wednesday, consisting OF two mon
keys and four bears, two black and two
brown once, in charge OF number OF
dark haired gypsies.
"A walking club has quite recently
been organized here and the members OF
the club rise early and take their walks
before breakfast, travelling the four prin-
cipal streets alternately OF our little city.
Lee Floyd, Garrard county negro,
WAS arrested in Fayette County and
brought here 10y the sheriff to answer to
the charge of the murder Of James
Sloane on Mr.. Sam Yantis' farm, which
occurred two years ago.
"A fine silver tea service is in the
possession Of Mrs. Gov. Bradley. IL is
an heirloom from her aunt, Mrs. Gov.
Le,cber. This makes the second term
the same service " i'll be in use at the gu
bernatorial mansion.
The following marriage licenses were
issued this week: J. Il Phillips to Miss
Belle Adams; Joe +. lawson TO Miss
Sudie Francis Smith; James Holdsm to
Mics Emma AdaNs; Samuel Broughton
to Miss Lizzie MarshbanEs.
Miss Ssllie ID. Tillett has in her mil
linery establishment a most magnificent
display Of fine needle work, full set OF
drawn work, Roman work, Irish point.
and point lace, all of il home made and
shows the dexterity OF woman.
Two hops will be given by the young
society men OF our community during
the holidays, one on MAS Eve and the
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i''o SUD- '"'''e' ""' n"''o" 'e''po
from being scslded to death. The acci'
mt was caused by the little fellow turn
ing pan OF boiling water over on him.
The burn il severe and very painful, but
not serious We are glad to say.
Miss Eliza LusE, who has charge OF
the pupils in the graded school here in
the intermediate department, will have
some choice exercises this afternoon in
the nature OF recltations, selections, &c.,
and then at the close remember her pu-
pills by treat OF contectionsries.
The ycang men OF this city are
much excited over the prospective war
with England. "Wednesday evening
meeting WAS held and the advlsahillty OF
organizing company with the expecta-
tioa OF active service WAS seriously dis
cussed. But whether the war with
Britain materiaI'z1s or not company oil
State guards MI he enlisted here 30 Ad-
lutsnt General Collier stats and named
Tor Gauards late and highly honored
citizen, Gov. Wii'lam OConnell Brad
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