Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-01-03
LANCASTER.

u. l.. Elkin will show some Of his
fine Minorca fowls at the Louisville
fowl exhibition on Jan. 18th.
The views Of Hon. w. j. Bryan 10
opposing expansion coincide 80 fully
with those expressed by me some time I
ago, that fear be is guilty OF plagiar-
--in.
Lieut.. John NJ. Farra went to Knox
willie on business FRIDAY night and re-
turned Saturday night. Misses Annie
Herring aud Julia Gaines have return
ed to Georgetown College.
The regular meeting night Of the X.
T.. lodge has been changed from Thurs
day to Friday night On next Thursday
night after the officers are publicly ia.
stalled at the courthouse banquet
will be given at the simpson House.
which promises TO be very pleasant
event.
The Masous elected the following
officers; Capt. Louis I,andram, Mas
ter: J. Joseph, Senior Warden; J. s.
Haselden, junior Warden: +. J. Hach-
or, Senior Deacon; Robert Whitaker,
Junior Deacon; II. Kiuuaird, Secretary;
David Ross, Treasurer, aud NJ. f.
Prewitt, 3. st.
About - coup,es OF our bellies aud
beaux left today. Monday, on special
coach on the l.. & N. to have a hop at
Crab Orchard tonight They we're
chaperoned by Messrs and Mesdames
Louis Landram, Howard Rice, j. L.
Stormes, X Kinuaird and ). G. Denny.
lt will be the most brilliant event OF
the season aud they will have royal
time. saxton's band will furnish the
music.
j. O Thompson is preparing a plan
OF the Y. NJ. G. <. Hail. to be submit
Ted TO a contractor. IL Is claimed that
fuSds will be subscribed at once to
build IL. About 30 young men met in
the Masonic Hall on Friday night aud
organized. @. Il. Swinebroad was
temporary chairman and Capt. Louis
Landram secretary. The permanent
organization consists of-Rev. II. n.
Faulconer, president; Prof. Postle, vice
president; j. +. Stormes, secretary, and
W. II. Kinnaird, treasurer. Horace
Herndon aud Randolph Harris were
appointed To select place 10 meet reg
ularly. and the odd Fellows have kind
ly offered their hall, free OF charge.
Much good will come OF this and Rev.
Faulcouer deserves much praise for
putting II on foot.
Tie debut VI the new year opens q
vast field for thought The tears OF the
old are wiped away and the sighs are
hnshed, only % give room for more, as
sorrow aud grief follow quickly on the
.-si. OF JOY and happiness. notice that
mcn have their counterpart In the low
er animals Some correspond with the
game fishes, while others are like the
sucker, the latter class being largely In
the majority. Others are like the fru-
gal squirrel, which stores away It's food
: for winter, while there are great
manyrene OF which am, who are like
the grass-hopper. devouring everything
In sight during summer and suffering
for food as wiater approaches. Too
many are like this class aud the incom-
ing generation Is worse than the oue
which is passing away.
Lancaster is on the eve Of enjoying
an era OF Improvement, which her
wealth, culture and resources 50 richly
merit. Several new residences have
just been completed, the Y. NJ. G. A.
hall is sure TO be built aud new no
tel, opera house and two store-rooms
will be erected at cost of slo, 900,
which will be one OF the most commod-
ious and imposing structures 10 Central
Kentucky. Our capitalists held meet
ing Friday afternoon and agreed on a
plan which insures the building. The
corporation will operate under the
psme. "Hotel Garrard." Mr.. ]. f..
Stormes was elected president, Capt.
VIM. Herndon. secretary and Squire w
ii. kinnaird treasurer.