Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-31
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and we expect The Southern railroad
extension.
Hon. X. II. Tomlinson has returned
from Kansas City and Dakota, where
he has some real estate, OF which he
speaks very highly.
Rev II ". Faulconer preached at
Mt. Olivet church. In Shelby cunt,
from Monday to sunday. aud had % ac-
ditions Ia the church
The republican, will lose five votes;
one on account ~ u murder at Bryants-
wife. and four coiored men beiug lately
lodged 10 jail for different oifenses.
There is not hat the Drinking OF
liquor DOR bali the number OF diiiicul-
ties here now, that was when saloons
were operated. Besides, the town is
more prosperous than ever before, and
salopus had nothing To do with ".
After very short Illness William r.
Jennings. a prominent business mau Of
PAIN l. cx, succombed to acute pneu-
monis yesterday morning He was a
former Lancaster citizen. member ~
the Knights of Pythias order aud was
prominently connected. a wife aud
one child survive him.
Democrats who don't like the plat
form had better vote with the party
and correct the evil hereafter. IL re-
publicans get In power, matters will be
worse. Family troubles should be set-
tied at home. instead OF destroying the
family ties and going among strangers
for comfort.
Gov Bradley will arrive here on a
special train, on Nov. Sd, at I:l5 p. NJ.
and speak one hour In behalf OF the re-
publican State ticket. He Is the ac-
knowledged leader OF that party Ia the
State. and his oratory might have help
ed the ticket II be had begun sooner.
but metallic argument Is all that
will do any good now.
Sheriff James Sanders sold his farm
near McCreary, containing go acres,
10 Mr.. Coy, Of Madison. for $1,000.
DR.. J. b. Kinnsird bought OF +. NJ.
lookout the brick part of the Peacock
property on Danville Ave, for OIL, 800.
He will use the building for an Office
and the several rooms will be furnish
ed handsomely, and heated by a fur
mace. He sold his Office on Stanford
Ave, TO Mr.. A. II. Basin, for the
telephone exchange for $500.
The county board OF election com
missioners met on Friday aud appoint
ed the following election officers. the
order being sheriff. clerk, and the las,
two, judges: court house, CLAYTON Ar
mold, II. NJ. Moss, Jr., Il. NJ. Moss. Sr.,
and J. W. Hamilton; East Park, J. n
Denny, VIM. Smith. Henry Patterson
and Ben Oaks; West Park, l.. T. Hub
BILE, Jas. Clark, A. ID. Nord and Dr.. T.
Evans; East Bryautsville, l.. w. Hud
son, A. ID. Upton, c. a. Robinson and
Jno Boner; West Bryantsville, j. b
Iiubles, s. ;. Dickerman, G.. B. Robin.
son and j. Il. Jennings; Buckeye, Eli.
iah Ray, J. NJ. Walker, w. N. Carter
and Frank Pierce; Union, w. J. Lusk
J. c. Napier, VIM. Tudor, and w. l.
Lawson: Paint Lick, G.. 4. Ballard
Dwight Woods, Tom Ralston and Thos
Thompson: Walkers School House
Jas. Jones, Jonah Moberly, Joe Adam
/ and Reuben Prather. Afte' the SEES
; sion, Squire w. T. Pherigo. the re
publican member, mailed his resigna
{ tion to the State board, giving as
5 reason. that the board did not appoln
r the list offered by MIN. This leaves I
p y. Robinson and j. w. Flowers alon
! on the board. They claim that the
> appointed several OF the men, VIII
were suggested by Mr.. PherlgC
Among the republicans appointed.
2 an eX-assessor, an eX-representativ
: aud other good men whom | know.
}. do not know the entire list, but tina
}, party cannot afford to say that they ar
e bad men, because they are republican,
still there Is considerable dissat'si
. tion. II any advantage was taken,
. should be remembered that both pa
J. ties have always taken any adysntag
e In their power, IN conventions. con
o mittee rooms, and at the polls, even |
buying a voters right OF suifrag,
Again IL should be remembered III,
Q two beats one, just rs eight beat sever
& after Tilden was elected 10 1876. "Po
}, tiles is business, was once expresse
% by leading republican here, aud
e told the truth. IL does not invade III
r sacred precincts of morality. Tn,
which 10 polite is ingenious in pu
e suing any scheme for personal aggrau
d dizement, without regard TO the MOI
: ality OF the measure. There Is va
difference between moral rectitude an
; political sagacitv, Us praetised now
y know men In both parties who woul
= take any advantage 10 politics, wh
would not swindle man out OF pen
ny 10 an ordinary transaction. So