Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-24
LANCASTER.

missed W Judge burnside,
Messr-. j. n. ROy-ton and George
Russell, Of this county, have bought a
livery stable In Junction City from
Thomas Cecil for AZ, They take
possession on Nov. |.
Sebastian Stone, OF woodford county,
aud Mise Noble Douglas. one Of the
hand-omest and most excellent Young
ladies' In the couutv, were married
today at T. }. Hammond They left
al odce for their home near Versailles.
Judge T. Il Morrow will speak here
on Nov. 3Ota. but he will hot destroy
the Impression made today by Hon. g.
G Gilbert. besides that. ne had US well
attempt 10 stOp cyclone "a TO try to-
change the Convictions OF the demo-
crats Ol Ga"rsrd county. or to hold all
the republicans Ia line.
MIR. Letcher Owsley sill speak today
IL Winchester. Senator Farris l. at
home IOr n few days and he L. pleased
with tue political outlook here aud
elsewhere. Ed. Holton Frank. .on Of
the late Ed J &. FRANK. will an Ed.
c. + Po~el'- pulpit oa the second
SUNDAY 10 November
Rev. J. {. Massee's meeting at Buck.
eye closed on Saturday. There were
many converts ADD the church was
greatly benefited. Rev. Mckee will
continue his meetings at the Presby-
tcrian caurch through this week. Good
crowds attend the night service and
much good will be done
Prof. Patterson has sold over 100
tickets tor the lecture Of Hon. An. Tay-
LOT, on the night OF Nov. lst. This in
/ dictates that q large crowd will be pres
ent and those wanting tickets should
procure them at Il f.. McRoberts'
drug store. Those who admire supe-
rior oratory, consisting OF pathos aud
humor, should hear the great lecturer
on Lilies Poetry and Pearls"
Judge Clifton j. Pratt. republican
nominee for attorney general, spoke TO
about rs here last Friday. OF course
he opposed all democratic doctrine aud
favored republican so-called principles.
He said that Goebels name had been
pronounced several different ways aud
That after the Eth OF November. it
would be Go Bill" That means "Go
Bill aud be inaugurated governor
of Kentucky.
The grocery store of G. ID. Powell
was entered on Friday night by fore
ing rear door open. Some shoes,
clothing and iewelry were taken. On
Saturday pair Of new shoes on "A coll
orcd lad attracted attention and he
said that be bought them from Ander-
son Sutton. young colored man who
once worked for Mr.. Powell. The
clothing was found on his premises,
with the numbers torn of. He was ar.
rested and admitted that he got the
goods. Mr. Powell went to the jail and
found some of his iewclry on him. |,
Is thought that be is the same party
who entered j. NJ. Logan's store about
10 days ago
The democratic mass convention Il
nominate a candidate Tor the Legisla-
turc was well attended and old-fashior
enthusiasm was on tap In abundance
Letcher Owsley, secretary Of the com
mittee, called the convention 70 order
He was elected chairman, &. w. An
derson secretary aud NJ. ID, Hughes as
sistaut secretary. 6 b. Swincbroad
in a few well chosen remarks full o
enthusiasm, nominated William RAY
Jr., Of Buckeye, for representative; J
T.. Robinson seconded the nominatio,
In n ringing democratic speech. II,
urged loyalty tn the ticket and predict
ed victory all along the line. Their,
being no other nominations, the uomi
nation Of Mr.. Ray was made unanimous
Mr.. j. 7. Hays in answer To repeate,
calls spoke for "A few minutes and prov
ed that he Is in the cause body anC
soul He showed that the republican
are opposed To legislating agains
trusts, and tina: alone should defea
them Mr.. Ray is "a perfect gentleman
"A good democrat and with a long, har,
pull he can win the race, notwithstand
ing the county is republican by l5C
Henry Clay said that Polk would dc
feat him because he POLK was no
. well-knOwn and had made no enemie
in public life. This proved true, an
history will repeat itself in this case q
MIR, Ray has not been engaged in pub
: lie life. Mr.. l.. l.. Walker renounce,
:, the democratic faith in 1895, and n
y quarters will be shown him by tina
parity IL is late to nominate, but tn
!, leaders have planned the campaign an
all will be we'll IL may be regarde
as a gum shoe affair but the result wi
be approved