Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-29
LANCASTER.

nluslItls ohbuTudy UlHuts
Senator Farris and Representative
Ray have gone to FRANKFORT to take
their places in the Legislature.
County Clerk J. NJ. Duncan issued
seven more marriage licenses on We'd
uesday. making IS In lees than one
week
g S. Gaines has purchased OF Col
w. ) Miller beautiful lotion Danville
Avenue for 5000 lie will build a hand
some residence.
Miss Julia May Gaines entertained
on Tuesday night. A number OF our
odd Fellows went to your city Tuesday
night and got your lodge to initiate
several candidates. They are loud In
their praises of Stanford lodge.
The Masonic lodge elected the fol-
lowing officers on Wednesday: Louis
Landram, w. NJ, J Joseph. s w, J.
+. Robinson, J w. David Ross. Treas.
X. Kinnalrd, Secy A. T. Anderson, S.
a. T., +. NJ. Walker, 5. D., Alex Bish
op, j. D., and Rev. Ira Partin, chap
lain.
Bowers & Busby's MINISTRIES have 30
artists and everything necessary TO
give first class minstrel snow, with
plenty Of music and an abundance of
fun. They are all white and rank
among the best. At court house, Ian
caster, Saturday night, Dec. Both. Gen.
eral admission p and 80 cents Re-
served seats 10 cents at Stormes' drug
store.
Not As an apology, but by way of ex-
PLANTATION TO those who are offended
because their names were published In
connection with court notes, | will say
that would prefer not to write their
names, but it Is u rule OF newspapers
generally to publish everything that is
done 0y the officers of the law, aud il
would be great IL justice to name some
and excuse others.
Capt. Thomas Austin has moved into
his new residence in the Baker addi-
ton. Rev. J. c. Massee has moved
into the Baptist church parsonage on
Richmond Avenue. Il. Il. McRoberts
Fred Frisbie and }. NJ. Logan will have
three Of the most beautiful stores IL
the country, when they fix up 10 theil
new quarters, In fact M. Frisbie ha
already opened his.
One great question is not settled be
fore another must be discussed. 1t /
now a question whether February ha
% or 20 days In 1900 1t only has 2
because all centennial years must b,
divisiole by 400. Instead OF 4, TO be
leap wear. The extra day is giveI
away for the accuu ulatiou OF II min
! utes each year Ia excess of an exac
solar year.
Prof. j. II. Patterson has gone Il
, Louisville to attend the State Teach
ers' Association. John b. Rife an,
: family, of Hustonville, have move,
into Mrs. Emma Kaufman 3 residence
!, Mrs. Osee Huffman, of Louisville,
visiting relatives here. Col. Charlie
Gallagher Is boarding at the Simpso
Hotel, since w. A. Hiatt has moved \
Lexington.
Hon. w. G. Dunlap, OF Lexington
!. was here on Wednesday. Miss Fanni
Collier will entertain this, Thursday
evening in honor of her friend. Mis-
Christine Bradley. Mrs. U. ID. Simp
:, son and her son, Henry, are in Louis
vile. J. c. Thompson and S. C. Den
ny will soon move into their new an
beautiful residences. Rice Benge CAV
i, a supper on the 9th at the Best Hote
I, into which be has moved.
On Jan. LIST, Miss Mary, an accomI
, lished daughter of John Anderson, wi
;, be married to Mr.. Frank II. Bacon,
Louisville. The following couple
were married on Wednesday: Mr.. A
: +. Caldwell to Miss Pattie Todd. NJ
II. C. Jones, of Oklahoma. to Mis-
Maud a. Siler, and Mr.. Geo. A. Brow
to Miss Jennie l.. Anderson. Cler
!. Duncan says that Nh. Cooper, yol
y clerk, is not versed 10 match maxim
h. like he Is.
AS an amendment 20 Mr.. L. c. Wa
tons report of county court, given
Tuesdays issue, report the foIlowir
from Judge Browns docket In the p
j. lice court; William Clark was fined
70 and cost for firing pistol; Speake az
. Parks, for fist fight, 81 each and cos
John Fowler and son and Carey Robi
son, colored, for shooting ARRAY, CO.
n ,i tinueo TO Tuesday, and Ben Arnol
re ined 81 and cost for breach OF u
Is peace Messrs j. |. Hamilton al
ny James Pierce have the thanks OF u
citizens for the manner In which tn,
d. have discharged their duties.
~ NO RIGHT TO UGLINEsS.
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