Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-22
LANCASTER.

J. |. Hamilton will be In Stanford
on Saturday to buy mules and horses.
J. NJ. Hiatt gave me some ine tobac-
co, OF which he raised | 600 pounds to
the acre.
Thomas French. representative OF
the Continental Tobacco Co, fell In the
warehouse here and fractured his arm.
G.. NJ. Patterson has been to Corbin
and Knoxville on business. Hon. J. II.
Miller was here with old friends on
Wednesday
Robert Whitaker reports the fol-
lowing sales by w. A. Hiatt and jesse
Doty on Wednesday: Plug horses so
to s25; shoats 50 per hundred and milk
cows s25 tos $50
There Is much talk over here about
your type saying that Jesse Arnold's
two-horse team hauled 10 bushels OF
sand from Kentucky river, when IL
should have been 20 bushels.
That sterling democrat, J. Il. Mount,
OF LaGraDge, Is a candidate for assist
ant clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives. He would make good one and
We are III for him in this neck OF the
woods.
Nick Vanhook has bought house
aud lot on Danvlle Avenue of William
Lackey for 81 900. +. w. Harris has
purchased the store room, now occu-
pied by J. b Jennings, of Hon. r II.
Tomiinson, for 81 600
IL the proposed combination between
the various railroads to prevent the
cutting OF rates Is enforced we will not
need but one railroad: but IL is mos,
likely a scheme to prevent the con-
struction OF other lines.
Christmas presents will be distribu-
ted from Ferris wheel at the Chris
tian church Saturday afternoon. An
entertainment and presents from a
Christmas tree will be given in the
kindergarten department of Garrard
graded school on Friday afternoon.
The marriage OF Miss Sue Herring
to Mr.. Jerry Respess on Wednesday
morning was brilliant affair. Rare
flowers, sweet music and valuable pres.
ents were the chief appointments. Miss
May Hughes played the wedding
march, a brother OF the groom and the
brides sister attended the happy pair
Messrs. Jesse Walden and Fisher Her
! ring acted as ushers. while Rev. j. G
Massee 10 beautiful ceremony bound
the two loving souls together.
Senator Fsrris has prepared two goo,
bills to present for passage before thu
: Legislature. The first provides for tn,
Y forfeiture OF the charter OF any corpor
: alton that shall contribute funds TO
{ campaign purposes. The second pro
! poses to submit to the people the ques
! ton of amending the constitution 81
] that we car return TO the old viva voc,
| way OF voting. The passage OF thes,
d bills would prevent much fraud 10 cleo
| tions and enable freeman to let tn
e public know how he votes.
5 Some of our Young men, withou
: malice or any intention to destroy If
= or property, got Christmas in thei
bones little TOO early and five war
rants we're issued by Judge Brown 70
a breach of the peace. Messrs. Willian
Marsee, Bruce and James Arnold wer
- fined 81 each and cost. The warrant
against Ed Ross and Charley Wake
- have not been disposed Of. The habi
of shooting and creating disturbanc
= Just for the fun of the thing shout
cease, and, while the boys may not in
tend any harm, they should rememoe
- that such conduct is annoying To other
" and that il is less eXcusable IL ther
than il is in others who have had fe'
IL advantages. Their friends are willin
9, TO overlook this, and they hope that
20 will occur no more.