Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-14
LANCASTER.

DR.. Walter Beazley has moved into
the Carpenter house on Lexington Ave-
nue..
NJ. \. Archer has bought Hunley
Singleton's-butcher shop and fixtures
and proposes to furnish 1t with the best
meats.
IL Is proposed to have the Legislature
put Buckeye precinct in Jessamine
county, which will make Garrard sure
~ democratic.
Thursday Mr. Edward Ready and
Miss Minnie Burdett. OF Bryantsville.
were married in the courthouse by
Judge Burnside. \ license was issued
on the same day for the marriage OF
Mr.. John d. Carter and Miss Lizzie
Roop, of Centerville.
Mr.. John +. Adams. popular farm
or and trader, and Miss Sarah. the
beautiful and gifted daughter Of Mr..
VIM. Burton, one OF our wealthy farm
ers, will be married at Danville to-day,
18th. by Rev. w. !. Wills. OF Harrods-
burg. and leave at once for Cincinnati.
\ In speaking Of Senator Farris' views
on strengthening the Sth Congressional
district by putting a republican coun-
~ into the 18th district, should have
written Jackson, instead of Rockcas-
tie. As his plan Is To drop Jackson and
put Casey Ia our district. Those con-
cerned will please excuse the gross err
ror
Arrangements are being made to run
a number OF teams from here To Ken.
lucky River. as soon as the tide brings
down Pittsburg coal. and haul il in suf-
ticient quantities 20 supply the market,
. thus avoiding the high freight rates.
charged by the railroad, which is more
than the coal costs In the mines. aud
out of all proportion to the rates cbarg-
ed 10 points much farther from the
mines.
II. Clay Hamilton has been To Mid
dlesboro. J. NJ. Hiatt is on the sick
list. Henry Patterson will leave soon
for visit TO Texas. j. l.. Englemau
and family and George Lusk will 90 10
Arkansas 10 few days to locate. Jim
Is well pleased with that country. Mrs.
Emma Kaufman, Misses Sallie and
Matte Elkin, Messrs. 5. +. Embry and
Il. l.. Elkin got near my heart by touch
ing my stomach with sausage and back
bone, the last being just what needed.
Ross n1 In nf 81 h,
kind, but the election Is over aud he Is
rot likely 10 remember IL.
Scion b. Henry, agent for Peter and
Burkhardt Monument Co, has finished
the beautiful and much-needed vault In
the Lancaster Cemetery at cost OF
sl,O25. II is constructed OF rustic stone,
the ceiling l0i feet high, front elevated
Is feet, solid and CRATE door and win
dow, stone shelves, slate roof and is ce'
mented throughout. There is ample
room for six bodies, for which the stone
shelving was erected. II displays SUI
perior taste and workmanship and will
satisfy u long and earnest desire 70
more appropriately care for the dead.
II is II feet wide and IL feet long.
The Knights of the Maccabees had a
revival on Friday night, when five were
initiated under the supervision of Mr.
NJ. +. Elkin. The Tent promises 70
give an entertainment, consisting OF
music supper and installation cere.
monies, in the near future. The fol.
lowing officers were elected To serve
the ensuing term: Il. III. Tomlinson
+. c.; l.. l.. Walker, C.; j. Joseph, T.
X: Ii. n. b. Marksbury, Chaplain: NJ
ID. Hughes, S; l., ID. Shearer. NJ. A.;
Sauhey Hughes and X. +. Henry, c.
g.: Letcher Owsley l.. c., and captain
OF the degree team, which promises 70
be one OF the best in the State; W. II.
Lackey Sentinel and Alexander Tray.
lor, Jr.. Picket.
An enthusiastic G.. a. Il. Post was
organized here on last Saturday 10y
Col. n. j. Tharp, department cOmman-
> der, of Winston, Ky. 1t now has about
20 members and will grow to so. jim
Dillon's handsome flag was suspended
in the hall and the old veterans were
full OF patriotism. The post was very
appropriately named for Col. John X
Faulkner the gallant commander OF
the eth Kentucky Cavalry. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Pos,
Commander, Judge Joe S. Robinson; S
Vice Commander, II. Boyle; j. Vice
Commander, G. S. Greenleaf: Adjutant
Thomas Wherritt; Surgeon, A. j
Payne: Chaplain, f. NJ. Walker; Quar-
ter Master, James Dillon: Officer of the
Day, Ansil George; Officer of Guards
J. +. Frank, and Sergeant Major, A
, j. J. Hetsch, of the Newport Jour