Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
LANCASTER.


senator Farris mas gone to Frankfort
on private business.
NJ. and Mrs. X. T.. Hughes. OF Louis
vile, are visiting relatives here.
A splendid rain has fallen and much
good has been done to all crops aud
vegetation generally.
The Ladies' Aid Society realized s36
from the supper given at Mrs. Jennie
Vests last Thursday evening.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Patterson had vacation
OF 30 days. which time he spent In the
mountains taking n needed rest.
Rev. Ira Partn filled Rev. Massce 5
pulpit here Sunday aud he will preac h
at Waynesburg next Saturday and Sun
day.
There is talk OF starting anothe pa
per here. 70 be known a. the Battle
Row Bugle,n with Dave Ross and Mike
Salter as stalf correspondents.
The vote on the liquor traffic. taken
In the Walker school precinct,
last Saturday, resulted in a majority of
eight votes for the sale of liquor.
Mr.. w. a. Arnold made the start
ling announcement that there IL one
place where there Is not a single bolt
er. When asked what place IL il. he
answered: Heaven"
The friends Of Hon. II. H. Tomlinson
are anxious TO have him run for repre-
sentative and they Claim that he can
be induced to do 80. His success 10
races heretofore leads them To believe
that he can WIZ.
a democrat, who was not for Goebe,
for the nomination, says that the un
just calumny and reproach that has
been heaped upon him, would now lead
him 10 support him for the nomination.
II the convention had not been held.
Satan announces through one OF his
emmissaries that a small room will be
prepared for the disappointed. defeated
boilers. He says that there will not
be many as they have lost their in
iiuence and usefulness even 10 his
cause.
Mr.. William Holtzclaw, aged "A
wears, died at his home near Gilbert
Creek, last Thursday, of cholera NOR.
bus, and the remains were buried a,
Goshen Friday. He was a useful, pop
ular and worthy man aud he will be
missed In the community.
Notwithstanding the proposed or
ganization Of boilers, the intelligence
and loyalty OF the majority of the dem
ocratic party will triumph and tn,
boilers aud republicans will be buriet
in common grave, over which a fin
ger of chiseled marble will be placed
pointing downward TO the inscription
"Homeward Bound"
The preliminary trial of Gill Prathel
for shooting Robert Burton, was held
Friday, Judge Burnside fxiug his bond
at $1,000, which he was unable to give
and he was sent to Jail to await the ac-
tion of the grand jury next month. The
defense did not introduce any testimo-
ny and the case was submitted without
argument. The court adjourned to the
circuit court room in the forenoon ia
order TO give the teachers institute an
object lesson In civil government. q
very Impressive effect resulting.
The institute adjourned Friday. IL i,
confidently asserted that more intel
ligent and highly qualified body Of
teachers never assembled in Central
KentucSy The resolutions were fore,
IDLE and favored uniform system OF
text books at the least possible cost
and declared for everything that would
promote the cause of education. Con
siderable feeling was manifested b,
some OF the ladies who spoke OF needed
legislation on the book question. Ii
they ever get in politics the fur will fl,
aud they will carry their point. be Il
right or wrong. Attorney Owsley de-
livered speech on civil government.