Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-07-16
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will be with J. G. Thompson during the
fair. July l6 and IL, aud one or two days
after. Call and have spectacles adjust
ed To your eyes. II.
Mrs. j. |. Hamilton applied for $50,
which she had placed in a building and
loan association about one year ago and
received the glad tidngs that she
would receive $40 This Is encourage
ing.
About 80 stalls have been engaged at
our stables for stock from other sec
tions that will be put on exhibition for
the valuable premiums which are Of
fered and the occasion promises to be "A
grander success than was anticipated,
even by its most ardent projectors.
a gross inconsistency is manifested
by some OF our best and most intelli-
gent democrats who say that they will
not support certain candidates because
they do not agree with them on some
issue, or because they fear that they
voted against the nominees in Novem-
Der. Such men will surely not bolt the
ticket, when they censure others for
doing the same thing. This would be
playing the part OF dupes by endorsing
the action OF the boiler In casting their
own votes. There would then be no ex-
cuse for criiicising any one for voting
for Palmer and Buckner, or any one
else.
Already visitors from different Sec
tions OF the State are gathering in our
beautiful little city 10 attend our fair.
Individual mention is impossible and
am contented by giving to them a
hearty welcome In behalf OF our people,
who are doing all that can be done 10
make their visit pleasant and enjoy
able. Saxton's famous band will dis
pense music To enhance the enjoyment
In bcholding the various attractions.
An entertainment will be given AT
Judge w. f.. Walkers handsome sub
urban residence on Friday night, IN
honor OF visiting friends.
The meetings OF Rev. Geo. O. Barnes
are being well attended and the public
is deeply interested. The trouble with
a few is that they do not attend regu-
Iarly. His sermons seem To depend
one upon another, in a way that they
must all bc heard To be appreciated
and properly understood. BY taking
medicine one day and emitting IL the
succeeding day, cure can not be eff
, fected, when regular treatment Is in
tended. You had better study arith,
I metic before you begin algebra. The
tender plant can not thrive on one day
OF sunshine and six days Of darkness
Attend the meetings regularly and let
, the light fall upon you.
Miss Lille McClary visited Mrs. G
T. Farris this week. NJ. +. Elkin wa.
in our city on Tuesday. Misses Lizzie
Elkin and Louise Embry, OF Louisville
are guests of Miss Honeywood HUFF
. man. Capt. +, j. White and Mr.. ID
NJ. Lackey are on the sick list Messrs
b. F. Hudson aud j. NJ. Higginbothau
Louisville on Wednesday. Elder Geo
Gowcn will not fill his pulpit on Sun
day, as he is taking "a vacation. Mis-.
Hackney, of London, is visiting hen
= sister, Mrs. Richard Ward. Misse,
Mary and Dovie Lctcher, OF Cincinnati
are spending the week with Mrs. Ellen
Owsley. Capt w. J. and \. NJ. Kin.
: naird, Of Middlesboro, are here To at
tend the fair.
While | favor rotation In Office
realize the folly Of retiring a true and
tried officer after the expiration of his
first term. Such an act is equivalent
TO turning out the old family horse and
) taking up green horse that will shy,
run, kick and demolish everything in
sight. Safe horses, like safe officials,
are at premium and when your life,
liberty and property are likely TO be
involved, you had better look well TO
the man who sits in Judgment upon
them. This should be done as a matter
of policy. Again, common deceucy
and courtesy, as well as well estab-
lished custom, demand the reelection
Of faithful officer, at least to a Sec
ond term, Us an approval or endorse
mont of his official acts. No minor or
personal consideration should interfere
TO prevent this course. These state
J ments suggest the reelection of Judge
NJ. c. Sauiiey and Hon. j. ). Owsley,
Jr. Their official acts and peculiar tit
: ness for the offices which they seek, to.
! gether with their superior qualifica.
tions and undoubted integrity are
known throughout the district and they
are worthy of the united support of the
; democratic party and all other god
citizens, who desire fair and impair
tial administration of justice.
: Miss Grace Stevenson, Boston heir
ess, who left home few months ago on