The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-11-01
A VERY convenient thing 20 have in
the family is one OF those handsome
clothes hampers at w. H. Anderson's
drug store.
Court bay at Lancaster.

We attended the county court at our neigh
boring town, Lancaster, Garrard county, last
Monday; and were glad 10 meet there an Hn-
usually large crowd Of people from their own,
and adjoining counties.
Business Of all kind. seemed to he dull and
but little stock on sale by the auctionccrs.
The pending election, now 50 near at hand.
seemed TO absorb all other matters; and We re-
rarlcd this rs hopeful sign \ sign and in
dicaiion that the people there are alive To the
welfare and Interests of the STATE and Union.
Mr.. Goodloc, Of Fayctte county, and Mr.
u. i. Little, Of Madison county; the former
being an Elcctor f,rthi-di.irict on the Repub-
lican ticket, and rhe latter, an Elcctor on the
ncmocratic-libcral ti,Sct were to have made
speeches ON the political issues of the day
each Of course, in behalf Of his respective
party. Hpl On account Of the illness Of Mr.
Good!oe'- fan !, he could not attend, and Mr.
g. T. Bumam, Of Madison county, filled his
appointment
The debate was opened by Mr. Burnam, in a
carefully prepared speech taken largely from
Radical documents sent out by his party from
headquarters. II is needless for us 10 rchcarse
hi speech, for all who heard him here and at
Somcr~t, will not forget the line Of his arcu-
mcnt which was a rcha,h Of Radical iustian
and brayado generally
Tho reply Of Mr.. Little was all that our
friends could expect or desire. For one 80
young, Mr.. Little is a champion worthy of the
great cause he 50 ably and eloqucntly repre-
scntcd We were especially delighted with
his assertion that when he undertook to skin
Radical, he always began at the tail. lie
verified his assertion by skinning Mr.. Burnam
from tail To head not even leaving the feet
unskinned. Mr. Little closed his speech with
an eloquent appeal to the young men of his
district; and in fact to all who love free gov
eminent, and we hope that his words were as
seed -own in good ground which will produce
good results at the election next Tuesday
Democrats aud Liberal Lepublicans do not
forget what was said on this occasion Bear
in mind that you have a solemn duty to per
form, and do not falter in the execution Of that
duty on next Tuesday. You may never have
a chance to do it again, and We appeal to Won
now To stand by YOUR guns
The PEOPLE of Garrsrl county are very en-
thusiastic ON the subject Of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad, and feel confident that they
will get the ruad through their county.
The Republicans claim majority in the
Congressional race Of one hundred and fifty,
Democrats of the county hope ~ cary the
the COUNTY tor Durham. \ strong fight will
be made by both parties.
We dined at the old miller House" J. j.
Huffman, proprietor, and are more thoroughly
convinced than ever that Uncle John" is the
'Prince Of Landlords"
We called at the Nous office and found the
energetic editor and proprietor with his Goat
of and hand to the wheel" Mr. Rucker de-
serves success in his enterprise.
In the way Of Improvements, Lancaster is
looking up"