Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-13
LANCASTER.

OF corr land on the Danville road to
Arch WHITAKER at $500 per acre.
The National and Citizens National
Banks both elected the old board of d.
rectors and the same officials through.
out.
There is man In this county whose
father Is bis brother and whose sons
uncle Is his grand father. This Is a
fact. Fix.itup.
g. A. Swinebroad bought 1870 fat
hogs near Lancaster at "a to $40 and
shipped TO Cincinnati. He also bought
IL extra good yearling CATTLE at Ate OF
Sam Anderson.
5. NJ. Peacock, of Tennessee, who
was postmaster here during Cleve-
lands first administration, is here with
relatives aud friends. Col w. S. Mil
Ter, OF Knoxville, Is here on business.
He has host OF friends In this city and
being one OF the best hotel men In the
State, everybody wants him TO come
back and take charge Of Hotel Garrard
when il is finished.
The Masonic lodge Of this city had
goose supper at the courthouse We'd
nesday night. 1t was strictly a frater-
nal affair and was a delicious repast,
consisting of all the substantial aud
delicate edibies OF the season. The
lodge is in good condition financially
and they are always ready to live up TO
the principles OF charity and benevo-
lence as ,aught by the noblest human
institution known TO morals.
On Wednesday gained a greater
victory than Hobson did. Mr.. Z. w.
Harris, who never says ''yes" and new
er agrees with anyone, contributed TO
a sum Of money which was offered me
To go 10 the country and haul load of
fodder to town. went through the
street To muddy field and returned
with the fodder; whereupon Mr.. Har-
ris admitted that he was mistaken. He
did not know how | once worked on the
farms where Elder Jos. Ballou and
George Hopper live.
IL Is well known that have nominate
ed several men for Office, through the
, INTERIOR JOURNAL, and they have al
ways been elected. | now nominate g
+, man for governor who lives in a sec
4 tion OF the State that deserves recog
{ milton. who is loyal democrat, a learn
e ed lawyer, man OF uudoubted integri
n ty, great executive ability, free from
). the Louisville and Frankfort gang
=. and not allied with any faction tina
will create disaffection. Ne nominal,
Hon. James ID. Black, OF Barbourville
he will be sure TO win.
i, Perhaps there is no article taken in
to the human system which Is known
by so many names as drink of whis
0 ky is. Men who indulge in its use eth
? err attempt to conceal the fact blythe
= use Of odd names or terms, or else at
, tempt TO justify the habit by throwing
cloak OF humor over it. have seen
! a crowd of jovial friends conversing on
: ordinary topics, when suddenly one OF
them viii say: "Lei's go and wood up
i They go, and after while begin to
; chatter like black birds, when another
: says Lets take a nip" After this
, another says: Lets take bitter
Still another says: "Shoot one under
Z your belt" But the most forcible and
5 truthful expression was once used by
q one OF our prominent men, when he
= said; Lets bit the enemy" He spoke
truly and, realizing the fact, be long
q since abandoned the fight. This Ian
guage, although unknown TO the mass
: es, is familiar to the drinking man. Il
must be remembered that my familiar
ity with this manner of expressions, Ii
e not the result of experience, but rather
a the result Of observation aud hearsay