Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-17
LANCASTER, cARRARp COUNTY.

| -lDere II Tumor that we Will have
another wedding and from many indica-
tions it mey be quite soon
Aunt Irish Doty, Of color, aud one OF
the Oldest inhabitants Of the county, died
at the poor house on Sunday morning.
Mrs Josephine h Henry, OF Yer.
ssill's, will give a free lecture here on
Friday night, oath, on American Citizen
ship.
Shelby Num-, the slayer OF Bill Best,
tried TO break jail at Lancaster, and was
placed in irons He had succeeded in
getting out of bis cell.
The A +. F. club will not IN eet this
week with Miss Mamie Harris on &C.
count OF a death in the faulty. The
next meeting will be held in May.
Marriage license Was issued this
week Tor John w. Wheeler to wed Miss
Rnett Moberly, which occurred Tuesday
at the home of tue brides parents in this
county.
Prof. r. W. Fletcher, OF color, who
has been the successful teacher OF the
colOg,d school here, continues to give
satisfaction and will in June turn out a
number of graduates.
Misses Sue and Halle Herring en-.
tertsined Monday evening in honor OF a
number Of their friends. Both are adopts
in the business and know how TO show
true Kentucky hospitality.
The work on the Methodist church
has been resumed and il the pretty
weather continues il will 20 on in earn
est. The building promises to be quite
a handsome edifce when completed.
, Died, at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. Robert Turner, Lettie. in the Sth
year OF her age, after short illness OF ty.
phoid fever Much sympathy is felt for
, the beresyed mother, who is a widow.
Mr., Henry Barlow has accepted a
/ position a. clerk in Mr.. K. II. Bat
sons store. Mr.. Charles Harper, who
: had the position and filed il so sstisiac-
torily, was compelled to give it up on &C
r count OF failing health.
, Il, will interest the friends OF Misset
, Eiz. Anderson and Talley Grand, two
frequent visitors and much admired
young ladies in this community, to knos
they will be added to the long list oil
. graduates at Hamilton College this com
, mcncement.
On Wednesday afternoon a negro by
| the name OF Jennings became unruly
and struck the work. house manager, Mr.
Foley, with Il shovel. In turn Mr.. Foley
proceeded to knock him down with a
club. 1t WAS thought his injury was 50 iii
cient to call in a physician, but it was
soon discovered it Was not OF serious
nature.
-Twenty five or more delegates, be-
eides quite a number OF visitors. are ex-
pected here during the W. q. T. L. con-
ventiop, which meets with us next week.
There will be number OF prominent
speakers here. The singing will be prin
cipslly by the little band known as the
Loyal Legion, which consists OF about 40
members.
ious to make a complete success Of their
eliorts, will DO some good practicing for
the entertainment We are to have May
lst. To announce who will be the par
ticipants in the entertainment is to
acknowledge the genuine talent of il:
Mics Elvira Sydnor Miller, Mrs John NJ.
Logan, Miss Clyde Huffman and the Lam
caster cornet band.
The following gentleman went as
delegates Ia the Nicholasvl,e conven.
ton: Gen. ID. X. Collier, W. McCieIland
Johnson, Lewis Land-sm, W. T. West,
Lewis Walker Capt. Vim. Herndon, W.
S. Berkele, VIM. Brosddus, Rec Benge,
aud Ed Ray and Capt. VIM. Herndou,
Lewis Walker, w. S Berkele, Gen d +.
Collier and VIM. McClelland johnson to
the Louisville convention.
james |. Hamilton, LancAster's ac
commodating postmaster, is the proud
possessor OF an intelligent dog, a water
Spaniel. Like his master he is fond o!
money and devotes much of his time
J playing with it. tie had long ago declar-
ed himself for free silver" On Monday
while engaged in his usual pastime he
swallowed a oliver dollar. The money
being of heavy weight il is feared by his
master that the pet dogs death may re-
, suit from the amusement. 1t is likely
, that lapriotomy may have to follow
, What town in the State but Lancaster
can boast that money is 30 plentiful?
Miss Kate and Lillian Kinnaird were
visitors of Danvile friends this week
Prof. James A. Tate, the temperance
lecturer, of Nashville, was entertained
} during his stay here by his friend, Elder
= George Gowen. Messrs. w. K. Cook snd
| j. F. Robinson attended the horse show
in Dsnville Monday. Mrs II. q. Paine
| OF Athens, is the guest OF her mother
Mrs. Ann B. Hopper. II. NJ Owsley, o