Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-26
LANCASTER.

Mr.. aud Mrs. r. T.. Hughes brought
relatives some handsome Christmas
presents.
Judge Burnside will pass the business
OF his court until Tuesday, today being
a holiday.
The banquet TO be given by the
Knights of Pythias 10 January will be
q swell affair.
Ex-Gov. Bradley was at home Mon
day, but returned TO Frankfort To take
part In the contest.
Pref. X. Lin Cave, OF Kentucky Uni
versity. will preach again at the Chris
tian church next Sunday.
The Ladies' Christian Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. NJ. ID. Hughes next
Saturday. place where help is need
ed
M. Samuel Long and Miss Sallie,
daughter of James Clark, were mar
ried AT the home OF the brides father
on the 2lst.
John j. Barton, one Of our enterpris-
Ing business men, has gone to Illinois
TO visit relatives. w. X. Cook has my
thanks for isvors.
A large audience was delighted with
Spillman Riggs lecture on Thursday
night, and the entertainment was first
class throughout.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
opened a market at Sweeuey's store on
last Saturday aud sold quantity of
delicious edibles 10 be used for Christ
mas dinners.
Jessamine and Garrard counties have
been bound closer together by the
marriage OF Mr.. Samuel Haselden, of
this city, TO Miss Ruth Duncan, of
Nicholasville. May the ties never be
broken.
Bowers * Busby's colossal minstrels
are billed TO appear in this city on Sat-
urday night, Dec. 30. They are first
class In every appointment, and a rich
treat Is in store for all lovers OF music
aud fun.
Since it Is reported that votes in the
Legislature will be worth sl0,0 each,
! announce that am still Senator Far.
ris' Hanna and / will deliver one vote
for that amount. Address me at this
place, p. o. box 1879.
Town Marshal f.. NJ. Walker resign
ed last Saturday and J. |. Hamilton
was induced to accept the place during
the holidays, with James Pierce as
deputy. The town has been quiet since,
considering the fact that 1t Is a season
for jollification.
The proof has all been taken In the
legislative contest and no startling de-
velopments have been reported. Mr..
Ray and his friends do not think that
he will be deprived OF the seat. Geo.
Smith, Jr., took proof for Mr.. Walker
and G. b. Swinebroad took It for Mr..
Ray.
| IA. NJ. Ballou * Co. have moved their
grocery store into the Owsley block
and IL is one of the most beautiful
stores in the city. The other rooms
will soon be occupied by the Logan
Dry Goods Co. and II. +. McRoberts,
with drugs, &c. Mr.. Fred Frisbie has
opened his drug store in the Garrard
Hotel building. Faulkner n Herndon
will move into the room, vacated by
the Logan Dry Goods Co., aud e W.
Norris will move into the Thompson
block.
II is hardly possible TO enumerate the
visitors to our beautiful city, who have
come to celebrate the greatest event OF
all time. The happy greetings and the
inviting feasts with friends and rela-
tives, who seldom meet, are symbolical
OF the meeting that awaits the faithful
10 Eternitv. 1t is hoped that every body
rich and poor, will enjoy the felicitous
season and realize its significance to
the end that we will be better any hap
pier when we enter the last year of the
century. May Santa Claus visit the
home of the plebian and patrician alike.