Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-07-21
LANCASTER.

session and their discussions evince
rapid progress Ia their profession.
The leading editorial In the last is
sue Of the INTERIOR JOURNAL, is high
ly valued by the democrats here. 1t
gives the true situation.
The beautiful farm at Camp Dick
Robinson, was sold to ex-Congressman
a. b. Montgomery, OF Elizabethtown,
for $4,000. This said to be 500 per
acre.
DR.. j. T. Wesley. of Mddleburg, 10
visiting his son, DR.. |. S. Wesley.
Capt. Sam Duncan and Lieut.. John M.
Farra want TO be war CORES pondents
at Manchester.
The opportunity to elect a democrat
ic representative in this county is at
hand. A hint to the wise is sufficient.
Let us nominate the right man and we
will vanquish the foe.
Men talk very freely OF voting for a
certain man, when they never vote for
any man. They vote for principles and
the man Is only the servant TO defend
and perpetuate those principles.
Rev. j. c. Massee, the brilliant pastor
OF the Baptist church, will preach In
Louisville during part OF August. Mr..
George T. Mason, of Chicago, is visit
Ing his mother and brother. w. b.
Mason.
On Wednesday night MIR. Oscar
Boyle, son Of Squire II. Boyle, was
married at the residence of the bride
by Rev. Crawford, near Lowell, to Miss
Theresa. the lovely daughter of LaFay-
cite Brown.
All the churches In our city will dis
cuss THE more faithful discharge OF
church duties by members" on the ls,
Sunday 10 August, September and Oc-
tober. The subject deserves profound
consideration as the conduct OF many
members brings the cause TO shame
and keeps many out of the church.
Political disaffection is rapidly sub.
siding here. Mr.. T. ]. Hatcher, one Of
the few democrats who was not favora
BILE to the ticket, was approached by 9
republican OF African descent, who
said; 1--WE will beat Goebel, won't WI
Mr.. Hatcher ~ "By goshen, that il
more than | can stand. Put me dowr
for the ticket" said the old Confeder
ate.
The opinion prevails here that tn,
only way to avert the Clay count,
troubles is TO abolish the county aud
divide 1t among the seven adjoining
counties. II contains only 81, 200 acres
, with population of II, 900. and divis
ion could be easily made. The warning
, factions would then be separated a;
: they would gather at different county
seats and travel different roads.
, II | were asked to name three thing
which have done more to destroy the
highest and noblest impulses and emol
} uments OF human nature and TO retart
. the progress of civilization and the ad
: vancement Of Christianity, | would
! name political corruption, relig ious in
tolerance and social distinction. Thes
practices are doing more to destroy tn
foundations OF good society and pur
. government than intemperance, wa
A and the love of money combined.
= challenge a successful refutation o
this proposition.
The white teachers institute will b.
in session next week, conducted b
Prof. j. II. Patterson and the eXercis
[, es are expected to be beyond the ordi
nary. on Wednesday night, 26, Pro-
= II. X. Taylor, principal OF the Louis
vile Training School. will present hi
illustrated lecture, THE Heart of Gu
: ba." The views will assist in describ
: ing Cubar life and character. The in
. structor In violin and Spanish 10 TIT
same school, will render several charm
ing productions, making the entertain
ment one Of pleasure and profit for tn
:, small admission fees of y aud Is cents
1t is given under the auspices of the in
stitute. proceeds to be used in purchas
ing library.