Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-03
LANCASTER.

~ '"N"' ''''o a"u raNn tutt ne mas
come to stay.
Elder G. T.. Powell was not well
enough to conduct the protracted meet.
ing At Perryville.
Our hand, the bar and the people
generally will turn out Friday evening
10 meet Gov. Bradley.
j " Denny. Price Bros and Others
have lost . number of cattle by the d..
seasc know Us black leg.
senator Farris IL ~ home untii nftrr
the election He IL IN goud spirits aud
estimates Gucbet- UlupliV al II 600
X a. stone is IN Louisville attending
Prof. Myers lectures 90 embtlming
He will ni-o bay furniture to Increase
his si,ct duiiug bic stay.
Mr.. y J House AMI Niles Annie.
daughter OF Robert Austin. were mar
ricd Tuesday, Rev. Robinson. o. the
Methodist church. officiating
Elder GoWcn', inretines at Pleasant
Grove have resulted. 81 fir. 10 40 addi-
tom. goo. at times. the croWds have
been unable 10 get In the house.
Caps Lnai- isndrams handsome
face, and ne reasons Tor 5rcomlng an
editor. constituted one Of toe most at
tractive features Of the Louisville
Times OF last Monday.
Mr.. f. ID. Kennedy and Miss Allie
Stigall, Mr.. J. w. Hunter and Miss
Helen Stigall were married on Wedaes.
day. The brides are sisters, aud daugh-
ters OF Mr.. Hyatt Stigall.
The advantages OF water works have
been fully set forth, and there is no
doubt about the proposition carving II
the excitement, over other matters,
doesn't cause many 10 forget to vote on
that question.
\ good audience heard Hon. All.
Taylor "Wednesday night, and his lee
ture was high grade, each sentence
containing gem Of thought, clothed
In the most beautiful language. Prof
Patterson gets benefit from the lee
ture for the library Of Lancaster Grad
el school.
John Ray and George Aldridge. two
young colored men, quarreled over a
game and the former shot the latter
through the right lung. Ray gave
himself over to the police Judge aud
was placed under bond OF 800. AL
bridge is not dangerously wounded.
Eph Engleman was arrested on Mon
day evening for a breach of the peace.
He has not been tried yet, and his
friends hope that he will never be gull
~ OF an otfense again, that will cause
him 10 be arrested, as he knows better
aud Is competent TO do well aud make
worthy citizen.
| have letter from Col. W. S. Mil
Ter, now OF Knoxville. He sends greet.
ing aud good wishes To the boys gener-
ally, and democrats especially. He
predicts victory for Goebel, and says.
That noblest of all democrats, w. p.
Walton, has certainly done his part in
this campaign, as he always does"
&. W. Anderson says that Goebel's
plurality will be just three times that
OF Gov. Bradley's, which was S.9l2.
This will elect Mr.. Goebel by ~, 736. II.
T.. Thompson offers 10 bet $500 To 500
that Goebel will be elected. II Tay lor
is elected | am to cut MIR. c. ID. Pow
ellis winter kindling and If Goebel is
. / alnpf nd Ha l. A do hot H..
propose 10 take much needed rest.
A large crowd attended the funeral
of Mr.. w. X. Jennings on Tuesday af-
ternoon and Ed. Il. M. Campbell paid
a deserving tribute To one of the best
citizens In the county. He was man
OF whom everybody spoke well aud ev-
erybody was his friend. The Knights
OF Pythias conducted the burial and
the tloral offerings were proflse and
, beautiful in design. He was member
OF Hughes Tent K. o. Il. NJ, ia which
he carried protection OF $1,000. He
also had paid up policy In the New
York Life Insurance Company.
MIR. j. |. Hamilton received letter
from Burgin stating that there are
obout Is negroes In Davis Town, this
county, who have been Ia Indiana all
the summer and who have come here
TO vote and return To that State. Mr..
IL. will have this matter attended to ;
they may be illegal voters. The dem
ocrats had better watch everywhere
for such importations, rs they frequent.
ly occur aud they are manipulated by
the immaculate, who cry out against
the Goebel law, which was made to
prevent the preparation OF such
frauds.
Judge T. z. Morrow had fairly good
crowd on Monday, and proclaimed that
he was republican from Lincoln TO
Mckinley; that he fought to free the
Negroes aud that he is speaking now
10 free both black and white from the
shackles OF the Goebel law. He paid a
handsome tribute 10 the grand old dem