Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-10-18
LANCASTER, cARRARD COUNTY.

been laid on Depot street.
MIR. John Henry is making an addi-
ton to his house, the one connected with
the cemetery.
The prohibition candidate for gov
ernor, Hon. T. b Demaree, is announced
to speak here On the 2Sth.
-Mrs j. Lapsley Mckee, Of Rich
muud, vas mere this geek and has some
intention # securing a music claes in this
city.
Marriage license wus issued this
week 10 Elwin W. Norris and Margaret
5. Adams, Of Psint Lick neighborhood;
also TO Onarles Hutchison aud Sarah
Merritt, both of this county.
The Hsselden block is being improv.
ed by fresh coat Of paint and is to have
the appearance of Milwaukee brick
front. 1t will be lemon color and will
be put on by Mr.. f. L. Austin.
-Sspasy Hughes, youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. ID. Hughes, is somewhat
better. The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs,
T. j. B. Turner, f. Marion Hill, is very
i'll and was thought to be dying Tuesday
Mrs. Robert II. Bstson is having
quite an aesthetic addition made to her
handsome home on Lexington street.
1t is glass conservatory and will be
quite an artistic receptacle for her flowers
when finished,
A few Of the disciples of Isask Wal
ton went from here to Dix river Wednes.
day and distinguished themselves as
fishermen; one lover of the piscatorisl
art, Mr.. John Lear, caught several three
and four Founders
The Presbvterians, though not re-
garding DR.. J. l.. Mckee % their pastor
now, hope to have him whenever he ID
able to come, until they secure one per
mauently. He will fill their pulpit Sun
/ day if his health permits him to leave
/ home.
A reception was given Wednesday
/ evening bv Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Norris t.
/ the bridal couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Norris. The contracting pair were unit
ed in the holy bonds OF wedlock Wed
nesday afternoon at the residence of tn,
brides parents, with Elder Geo. Cover
as officiating minister. They came i'm
medistely to town and partook Of thu
sumptuous repsst served in their behalf
The republicans have called a con,
venton to meet here in the courthouse
tomorrow, Oct. 10Th. Ii is for the pur
pose of nominating a candidate for rep
resentstive from this county. Some o
the most prominent partisans of thi
party oppose such nomination as it vii
materially weaken Bradley's msjorit,
here in bis own county; others clamo
for the choice OF prospective legislator
/ thinking more OF the immediate offic
than the certain damage il would do tn
glbernatorial race.
The farmer who eight miles sbov
here has started a coffee plantation re
ports things favorable to its cultivation
The seed was obtained from the interio
OF Africa. He planted 100 grains fror
which was grown something over
bushel. He has been using the berr
and finds too strong, !if not mixed wit
Rio, or some other good brand. A nun
Der OF people have sampled the bev
ersge and were surprised when told
was grown in this locality. He puts u
packages of 500 grains and sell them q
SOC a package. The seed are planted il
hills y feet apart and the stalks groS
three or four feet high, some stalks bear
ing as many as LEGO grains. he expect
to cultivate several acres next year and
number OF his neighbors have sppie
for seed and will follow bis example.
Miss Matte Walker leaves in q feS
dsys for Atlanta, where che will remain
for several weeks. Mrs. VIM. S. McFar
land, who was called here by the dealt
OF her father, Gen. Landram, left Mon
day for New York City. Messrs. j. I
Steigelmsn and I. p. Thomas have bee
visiting Miss Nellie Dillon. Mrs. job
+. Stormes leaves Monday for a visit t
friends in Nicholasville. Miss Ellen G
Owsley, one OF Central Kentucky's beau
ties, goes in few days to Lexington {
visit Mrs. Milton J. Durham. Miss Kat
Kinnaird visited Miss Sadie Cecil, {
Danville, this week. Mrs. Charles NJ
Cougar, who has been with her mothe
Mrs. w. ]. Lsndrsm, left for her home i
Indiana Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Robel
l.. Ekin have returned from a visit {
DR.. w. S. Elkin, OF Atlanta. Mr.. Eb
Higgins, OF St. Louis, has been wit
friends here this week. Miss Lou ,
Grant returns to-day from a plesssr
visit to Dsnville Mrs. Frank Folger an
son, Mr.. Dave Folger, OF Nicholssvill'
have been the guests OF Mr.. w. A. Al
mold and family. Miss Bette Anderso
leaves in few days to visit Mrs. Ma