Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-29
LANCASTER.

NJ. +. Elkin, the able advocate OF
Maccabeeism and the democratic tick
ct, was In our city Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Bradshaw, aged % years
died las, Friday Of consumption. The
remains we're laid to rest In Lancaster
cemetery Saturday afternoon after
appropriate funeral services conducted
by Rev. J. G. Massve.
Elder George Gowcn began pro
tractcd meeting at Antioch church on
Sunday and large crowds are 10 attend
ance Rev. J. c. Massee will soon be
gin revival services at the Baptist
church. Elder c. r.. Powell will preach
about money next Sunday.
II our disafrected friends will only
realize the fact that principle Is great
err than any man, they will vote TO per
petuate the eternal principles OF de
mocracy, aud leave OF any considera
ton OF the man. especially when the
head OF the ticket is favorable to the
best Interests OF the people.
Jaller Ross, In answer To the crltl-
On account OF failing health, Squire
IA. Doty has declined To make The
race for representative. his doctor hav'
ing advised him 20 do 80. This IL a
matter 10 be regretted as he could have
won. There are others, however, the
names Of Hon. II. n. TomlInson aud j.
T.. Robinson being frequently mention
ed, and IL L. asserted that either can
win. n he can be induced 10 make the
race.
cism offered by the Central Record,
regarding the ringing of the court
house bell. asks me 10 say that he was
elected 10 DO that, among other things
and that he intends 10 do his duty. He
further says that II sounds hideous to
the editor Of that paper because II sug
pested To him In other days the con
vening Of the grand jury, when he
would always move his carcass out o
town.
one of the most amusing things II
the world IL To hear man say, 81 an
as good a democrat rs anybody, but
will not support the ticket Think o.
the folly OF the expression. 1t is like
the man who always provoked din
Guilty and-ihen claimed 10 be peaceA
ble citizen; or like the soldier. wh'
deserted the ranks In the heat Of battl'
aud then claimed as much honor a
those who stood, face 20 face with III
enemy, aud won the victory Ava
with such sophistry. II YOU are deu
ocrat ycu will submit 10 the nomlna
lions Of your party, A. the soldier obey
the orders Of the commander.
Mrs. NJ. u. Hughes and Miss Grac
Kinnaird are ON the sick list. Mi.
Lille Grant entertained on Frida
night. and Miss Carrie Currey on SAT
urday night. About - odd Fellow
came over from your city on Frida.
night to assist Ia putting on some wor
here, there being about seven candi
da,es. The lodge is composed OF goo'
men add a general revival Is going on
The good work should be encouraged
Mrs. T. ). Elkin and son, Robert, ar
attending the Bap,ist Association a
Mt. sterling. Mrs. Ira Partin has gou
To Artcmus, Knox county, to Welt rels
tlves. Rev. Pdrtin preached at tha
place for five years. MIR. aud Mrs.
r. Stormes are in Michigan. Judge
Mrs. J. G. Hemphill and II. T Loga
have returned from Indiana.
Circuit court adjourned last Frida
till Tuesday Tho trial of Prathe
accused of numbering Robert Burtor
WAS passed until next Thursday. tn
grand Jury adjourned on Friday, ait'
only Eve days service, returning on
Il indictments. This indicates health
condition Of morals in our county. tt
case OF Hunley Singleton against q
Kentucky Growers Insurance Co., f
loss on barn and hemp, was dlsmisse
without prejudice, on his own motto
When | wrote that the claim ought
be paid, | only had one side of the cas-
1t now appears In a different ligf
George T. Higginbotham, a man
good iudgmen and uudoubted integri,
tells me that he Investigated the matt
fully and that the company is not liab
for anything. 1t is further stated tn
the company Is reliable aud that
promptly ad justs all proper claims.