Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-17
LANCASTER.

| ID =. HUDSON ana son, Shirley, are
visiting relatives 10 Fort Scott, Kas.
Miss Nellie. the beautiful daughter
Of A. b. Brown. Jr. aud Me-. Isaac
Naylor we're married on Tuesday.
A chrysanthen um show will be given
tonight, Thursday. 70 Masonic lodge.
at Ole Paint Lick, by the ladies' mis-
sionary society.
Senator Fdrris saws that be wants TO
go To Frankfort. but 10 afraid to 70
through Lexington, as Judge Durham
hue on war paint.
The grip is going the rounds here
and people 10 good health are suddenly
seized with a cough, general aching
and feverish sensations.
have accepted an invitation to dine
with Mrs. U. ID. simpson Thanksgiving
and | will get better dinner than |
have had for long time.
The combination OF Roscoe aud Hol-
lands and Richard and Prlngle's min
strels will appear at the opera house on
Nov. ~. They carry two brass bands
aud run two palace cars.
The evangelstic services conducted
by Revs J G. Bow aud j. c. Massee at
the Baptist church are drawing good
crowds and considerable interest is
manifested. Preaching at 10 A. NJ. aud
1P.M.
John Holtzclaw, aged 30 years. died
on Sunday of typhoid fever. The re-
mains were buried on Monday at the
Ashlcck buryiug ground. He was a
worthy man and was favorite amor Q
his neighbors.
Whites Faust will be produced at
the new opera house on Tuesday, Nov.
81. The great flower spectacle, the
the electrical effects aud the moral
lesson taught make IL one of the most
complete and attractive production in
America.
Judge Burnside and the magistrates
bought pillow for ditching and grading
ytlrnpikes at S2i5. IL tears up IL / b, Dis
Of rock aud dirt on the sides of the
road and moves them to the center.
Squire Myers says that it will do the
work OF 40 hands. -. II. Conyer. OF
Lexington, furnished It,
My estimate OF the entire State vote.
given some time ago, will be approx
mately correct aud it will be next to
the largest vote ever cast. Mr.. Goebel
is elected and the democrats should be
on the alert 10 prevent his being count
ed out, as be would give US better
administration than any we, have had
for long time.
Mr. Spillman Riggs lectured on
"Musical Fits aud Msfits." on Tuesday
night, and the large crowd In attend
ance was delighted with his humor.
The program was varied and attractive,
the music, by Mr.. Kimbrough, also
eliciting frequent applause. The pub
lie will be glad to learn that Prof. Pat
Ierson has engaged him to return on
Dec 2lst, when his subject will be,
THE Funny Side OF Life"
note the rebuke offered by my
friend, Hon. +. +. Bobbitt, in your last
Issue, In reference to my opposition to
the nomination of Mr.. Bryan for the
presidency. There are none better
fitted than he, and | would support him
II nominated. for it is well-known that
| never bolt. My position is in keeping
with democratic policy for a quarter of
a century or more. We nominated a
New York aud an Indiana man when
we wou. II this policy had not been
adhered to some OF kentuckys great
men might have been recognized, and
Mr.. Bobbitt and | might have some
hope. | only stated an existing fact,
which | deplore, as the unfortunate de-
plore the fact that limb must be am
putated or that nauseating medicine
must be taken for the good of the entire
body. AS congestion destroys the human
system, 50 the excessive fow OF wealth
TO the East threatens National destruc-
ton, but IL can not now be avoided.
Nebraska is too far from the center of
population to furnish president,
under present conditions. am opposed
to 'the monopolies, the trusts aud high
tariff robbers, land we can select man
In line with the party, who lives in the
right locality TO be elected, and then
elect him. This Is better than suffering
defeat. This is the only logical view
OF the situation, as IL has been for
years, aud contrary view is the de-
parture. Then the "hub of the uni
verse and the universe itself'' will stay
In line In National races. These state
ments are submitted for deliberate
consideration and not for the enthus.
last. Neither party has elected a pres
ident since the war without New York.
Hayes was not elected, though he
served.