Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-31
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A brick kiln will be urned on Mr..
w. b. Mason's premises TO furnish
brick for the new hotel.
DR.. w. +. Phillips, OF Clay county, a
candidate for auditor, was here Mon.
day. He presents good appearance,
but we will instruct for the Madison
man.
The choir OF the Christian church
has been preparing some excellent mu-
sic for Easter services next Sunday, but
as two or three members object to the
use of the organ during services, it is
not certain that the music will be rem
dered.
MIR. NJ. F.. Rout has my thanks for so
pounds OF fine flour. 10 this he is more
considerable than other friends aud. he
realizes that a sack Of -four placed in
poor man s pantry, Is nearer heaven
than the pinnacle on the highest
church Ia the world.
While it is generally conceded that
this county will and should instruct for
Gen. Z. Wat Hardin for governor,
there are some Goebel men, and Stones
friends want delegation favorable TO
him, IL Gen. Hardin cannot win. The
county convention will doubtless be a
lively one.
a reception will be given at the
Christian church tonight, Thursday,
for the purpose.of giving all the mem
bers an opportunity to meet Ed. c. +.
and Mrs. Powell. Refreshments will
be served aud season of. general en-
ioyment is expected. The amount re-
quired to pay the juries for this term
OF court was S1li.
For some time past night has been
rendered hideous by pistol shots all
over town. OF course this IL done by a
class who have no respect for them
selves or anybody else. The people are
calling loud for night policeman, and
unless there is some inside reason why
one should not be put on, we hope that
the step will be taken at once.
\ number OF Lincoln county citizens
were here last Monday, among them
Jailer George w. DeBord, who in an
swer to a query, said that he only had
ii prisoners in charge now. In justice
TO the county, he stated that many pri.
soners are sent there from the noun
tains for safe keeping. John, Happy
jack Miller, was also here aud says
that he expects To be nominated for the
Legislature.
As previously announced, Mr.. W. T..
Moss, -of Henderson, n. c., now pro
fessor in college at Lexington, and Miss
Eudoxie, the cultured and attractive
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Moss,
were married "Wednesday evening at
the beautiful home of the, bride, on
Lexington avenue, by Ed. Charles +.
Powell. join their host OF friends in
rendering congratulations.
Hon. Il. c. Warren adjourned court
Wednesday evening. Mr.,Oliver Ter.
rell recovered "a dollhouse and prem
ises, which had been conveyed to the
fiscal court when it purchased the Ian.
caster and Richmond turnpike road. 1t
appears that the properly was never
conveyed to the company and that il
was only permitted to use it for the
purpose of collecting toll.
The incorrect statements sent out by
some correspondents to daily newspa-
pers are calculated to do much harm,
A Louisville paper stated that DR..
Ware, of Hopkinsyille, had fallen from
oft on a pitchfork, broken three ribs,
and that the injuries would likely
prove fatal. Mrs. Il. r, Mcfooerts, OF
this city, a daughter of the doctor, was
preparing to go TO Hopkinsville, when
IA telegram was received saying that he
was going about and not seriously in
iured.