Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-20
LANCASTER.

hVoh ouL TOT Tue result OF DAWSON :
contest for Gilbert's seat. We should
have kept Jackson in the district and
then polled II majority sufficient TO
overcome IL.
On Jan. LIST w. II. Lackey will move
his livery turnouts To the stable now
occupied by w. a. Arnold and the lat
ter will open business in the stable
vacated by Mr.. Lsckey.
Clerk Duncan has Issued three more
marriage licenses. He says that bust
ness Is always better In that depart
ment In cold weather. | suppose he
thinks this Is true because be is as
lank AS greyhound.
l am unable to give dates, but our
young men will give a hop soon; an en-
tertainment will be given at the grad
ed school, Ferris wheel at the Christ
ian church aud other appointments
consistent with the season.
MIR. r. w. Harris, who assessed the
city, reports 50 dogs, lS9 white voters
and 10 colored voters. According TO
the rule that there are five inhabitants
for each voter, Lancaster would have
LES people. How is stanford?
Capt, Louis Landram's next issue OF
the Record will be the most attractive
sheet ever issued In this city, contain
ing illustrations OF the public buildings
aud the professional and business men
OF the city, with appropriate sketches.
Mr.. X T.. Hughes, city editor OF the
Louisville Commercial, and wife, will
visit relatives here during the holt
days. Miss Mary Packard, Of Inde-
pendence, Mo, whose mother was for
merly Miss Lou Huffman, will visit
Miss May Hughes next week.
Col. Jno. Is. Castleman's friends will
likely put him up for the nomination
foe governor, but his war record is not
sufficiently brilliant TO force such hon
orr upon him, besidesswe want a new
man aud IA new deal. Give US a man
free from any faction or personal SQUAD.
bling.
The $4,000, TO 30 year Garrard
county bonds, were sold here yester.
day, Monday, TO w, II. Harris & Co.,
OF Chicago, at "a premium OF OIL, AS,
showing that cur credit Is 1. The
condemnation proceedings against the
Stanford Il Lancaster pike were dis
continued.
Some one said on last Thursday
night: They are not all dead yet
The {. X. has not been around lately. A"
This was said when ghosts we're seen
stalking about the streets. 1t turned
out that they were going TO phantom
party at w. o. Dunlap's, where they
enjoyed themselves until midnight
ON Tuesday, Goth, Mr.. G. II. Wilson,
OF Marietta, o., professor of music In
Berea College, will be married to Miss
Ellen, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter OF Dr. aud Mrs. N. Mays and
niece Of Gov Bradley. On the same
date ID. c. Sanders will be married to
Miss Relda Layton and on the 22d,
Mr.. VIM, j. Walton aud Miss DAVE
Ballard will also take the marriage
vows.
On next Sunday Ed. George Gowen
will preach his last sermon as pastor OF
the Christian church, having acted in
that capacity for five years. He will
begin evangelical work which he has
contemplated for year or more. He
Is an able minister and has done much
good In this section, being devoted to
his work and an attractive speaker.
He could have held the charge longer,
but preferred To enter other fields.
After Rip Van Wrinkle nap. during
: which | had some horrifying dreams, |
awoke To learn that Spain had been de.
voured by Uncle Sam and that the LIST
Kentucky regiment has returned 70
Louisville-thG latter being the most
important event, according 10 the Lou
isville press, desire to enter "A most
solemn protest against the annexation
Of the islands which we have gained,
, because IL is contrary 10 our insti.
buttons 10 take them except as States,
and we do not want them as such.
Again, such course would be destruct.
I've 10 our hemp, tobacco and sugar
, interests, besides we have territory
enough and, As Capt. Mike Salter says:
1--WE should have no territory over
which we cannot ride horseback. -
This prevents complications with other
powers and leaves us in our original
state, the most powerful nation on
earth.
Joseph Kuntz, farmer living near