Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-28
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- inches Ia circumference. which grew
after his onions were pulled.
Capt. VIM. IIerudon entered the dog,
Cliut, that won the prize At the Fox |
Hunters Association at Estill Springs.
j. u. Kinuaird. Of Columbus, o., IL
visiting his brother, squire w. n.
Kiuuaird. Mas Lena Bruce. of Stan
ford, l. the guest Of Mrs. Il. T.. McRob-
erts.
Mics Bessie Burnside will entertain
at her beautiful country home on the !
evening Of Nov 30. Thanksgiving, In
honor Of Miss Lettie Brown, Of Jessa.
mine county.
j a Bealley desires to purchase
large dapple gray horse to take the
place OF one Of hi, pair, which died
lately, aud which was one of his splen-
did hearSe team.
The two handsome close carriages,
ordered by Judge J. &. Hemphill aud
J. \. Beal'cy, have arrived. They will
be used by Mr. Beazley on funeral oc-
casion- aud hired for other purposes.
such a. weddings or social parties.
The protracted meeting at the Bap-
list church has resulted ~ far ia -
additions. Rev Bow loft Saturday,
and Rev ! &. Massee will continue the
meeting through this week, A. deep
interest Is manifested aud much good l.
being done.
Jake Sterns, of Cincinnati, bought OF
u r. aud G. a Robinson 40 cattle to
20 on -lop at Pilgrimage Distillery at
% TO Bic. The di-tiilery premises pre-
sent the appearance Of village The
first mach will be- made Dec -, With
increased capacity.
On Dec j. L. Hamilton will start !.
daily transfer between this city aud
. Camp Nelson, by means OF thrc-hcr
. engine drawing a number Of Wagons.
= Our merchant, propose To -uip their
gooi- hy ,ue river from Cincinnati aud
! Louisville u Camp Nelson. thence 10
! this place by the means mention, d.
over 800 attended the exhibition at
the opera house Friday night given by
The Nashville students. one Of the best
minstrel troupes Gu the road Every
body was delighted and II was truly a
. great show IL was excellent In must,
song. dance aud special features. Man
ager Fl--inger has engaged al excel
lent troupe for Dec II.
The coming coolest in the Legislative,
race will reveal the fact that both
>. Judges at West Bryantsvilie precinct
retired from the booth In the afternoon
about = o'clock. aud were absent just
six minutes. This information is giver
by.J. w Flowers, who held his watch
on them. That poll gave the republi
can candidate majority Of %.
Elder G. +. Powell delivered hi,
farewell sermon at the Christian church
on Sunday. IL was an able discourse
= full OF expressions OF appreciation o
u the kindness extended To him by oui
people, aud Of hope that the. church
will grow in grace and remain stead
. fast Ia the faith. lie will be kindly
- remembered by our people, who bid
him God-speed Ia the nobest Of al
= causes.
: \ large crowd convened at the court
c house sunday afternoon in answer L
the call made by the w. G.. 4. L., Il
. request Congress not TO permit tn,
y polygamist, Brigham H. Roberts, I,
u serve As member Of that body. Rev
= J. G. Massee presided over the meet
ing, and, with Mrs. G.. NJ. Patterson a
I the organ and a splendid choir, swee
y music was dispensed. Able addrcsse
e were delivered by Rev. Lapsley Mckee
aud City Attorney w | Williams il
e reference To the powers of Congress a
e 70 the matter under consideration. Tn
'r course pursued by Roberts was justl
e condemned as violation Of the laws {
God and man and destructive Of tn
best interests of society. a resolutio
~ was unanimously passed, favoring nj
~ expulsion, If Congress has the power t
~ go.
&c Many bold assertions are being mad
., about who is elected governor, when
IL all depends on the evidence in the cor
tests, with WHICH the public is not IA
's miliar. One thing is certain-the ma
z who is legally elected should be seated
10 Any other course will result in the di.
~ indignation and the total annihilatio
III OF the democratic party. IL is no e,
y cuse to say that the republican part
W has done wrong. Two wrongs do NJ
&c make anything right. Modern time
At demand more purity in politics. Som
n' men, who are honest In ordinary bus
X ness transactions, think that IL is n
u harm to beat a tollgate, railroad, {
IT, To take uLfair advantage In an election
but the people now trown on such cor