Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-26
LANCASTER.


Deputy Sheriff VIM. Ward has been
In Livingston.
Mrs. Kate Price bought Jesse Doty's
farm OF l22 acres. near Hyattsvile, at
sl3 per acre.
For shoes, hats and gents furnishing
goods Caldwell 81 Lanier, Danville, can
not be beaten in style or prices.
Rice Benge has leased the Best ho-
tel aud MIR Isaac Hamiltop has leased
the Lancaster hotel for the ensuing
year.
The many friends Of Rev. George o.
! Barnes are anxious for him to come
/ here after he finishes his meeting in
your city.
/ lam glad TO note the fact that Casey
Owsley is sufficiently improved in
health to be here. mingling with rela
tives and friends
Alexander West has bought Mrs.
Kate Prices farm OF 81 acres, three
miles from town, on the Lexington
turnpike, at Si7 per acre.
Auditor 5. II. Stone was here Satur-
lay afternoon. II l.. Elkin has return
ed from Atlanta, at which place Mrs.
Elkin will re gain for awhile
The ordinance passed by the city
council prohibiting the showing OF
stock, or horse jockeying on the streets,
meets with the approval of the public.
DR.. j. G. Bow, OF Pembroke, KY,
will assist Rev J. G. Massee in con-
Quoting protracted meeting to begin
at the Baptist church about the middle
OF November.
Senator G.. T. Farris is at home
today, Monday, after being in Louis
vile for month. He saws that he has
seen men from every county q the State
and that the political disaifection is
greatly exaggerated. He estimates
Goebel's plurality at 10000.
IL Is announced this, Monday, MORN
ing, that John Feland will not he here
to speak in behalf OF the republican
ticket. This is the second time he has
failed 20 appear. Hon. Jas. ID. Black
Is here aud will speak at 1880. / don't
: know what effect his coming had or
Feland's failure to appear.
Rev. Lapsley Mckee will begin re,
vival services at the Presbyterian
Z church on Oct. Is. Elder C. L. Powell
had a good meeting at Bradfordsvill,
and returned in time to meet his frs
: born, fine boy, on Saturday. Not
y withstauding the birth, he preached al
Il able discourse on Sunday.
f. h. Harris, of Bloomington, Ind.
will begin the publication of an indie
pendent paper at Paint Lick this week
Mr.. Harris is an intelligent, affabl,
gentleman, and the enterprisipg peopl,
of Paint Lick will do their part, il h,
will do his, towards making the enter
prise a success.
The election commissioners for Gar
: rard county are Messrs. T. B. Robinson
w. l.. Lawson and w. T. Pherigo
: being the same board, except that T
Ii. is appointed In place of c. A., Rob
!, inson. IL is the extreme of folly to as
y sert that our votes will not be fairl,
u counted, US three more honorable mel
IS are not to be found anywhere.
o William B. Stone, who enlisted TO
army service not long ago, has writer
) to his father, Thomas Stone, from Sal
Francisco, that he is liable to sail TO
the Philippines at any time. His healtl
is good and he will make a valiant sol
}, der His friends send good wishe
through this letter, which he will re
ceive.
IN All but three or four farmers hav
$ agreed to arbitrate the damages for tn
* right of way of the Southern railroad
10 1t now appears that the amount requil
IN ed will be In the reach of the peopl
1t and that the extension will run throug
= our county. IL is an insult to the int
l. ligence of the people to say more of III
y benefits to Dc derived from the roa,
lie All are agreed chat everybody will |
a benefited far beyond the amount e,
At pended.