Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
LANCASTER.


hours.
Mr.. Albert Mckinney and Miss Mae
Brown we're married at Paint Lick
Tuesday evening.
Henry Patterson sold pair OF broke
mule for 800 to be used by the English
army. They are less than Is hands
high.
5auhey Hughes and Others will 90 TO
Louisville this week. Mrs. J II Mount,
Of Lagrange, is the guest Of her BROTH
err, r. +. McRoberts.
The stock holders OF the National
Band will vote next Saturday on the
question Of reducing the capital stock
from 100000 to $4,000
Mr.. T. n. French, the polite and ex-
perienced solicitor for the Liggett &
Myers Tobacco Company, Is located
here and desires 70 meet the farmers.
Ed. c. Z. Powell is attending the
National Convention OF the Christian
church at Cincinnati. This Is the j0th
session and 1t Is known as the jubilee
convention.
At Caldwell & Lanier's. Danville.
you not only have the largest stock OF
boots, shoes, hats. trunks, valises &c,
TO select from, but the lowest price to
pay after you select.
W. A. Ross, well-known citizen
and brother OF Jailer David Ross, died
this, Thursday, morning OF paralysis
Particulars as to burial are not known
at this writing, as he lived In the coun.
try.
Mr.. Jacob Nevius, aged 76, we'll
known farmer, died at his home near
! Bryantsville on Tuesday. He was 9
brother-in-law of Gen. ID. r. Collier
and an uncle Of the late Malcolm Nevius
who died in your city.
Rev. Ira Partin tells me that w. G
! Haggard left Brodhead IL months ago
J driving team OF horses and taking a
milk COW. He travelled through H.,
. Ind, and Mo-, and returned with the
same team and COW, the latter having
given milk every day.
The court Of claims, so Clerk J. M
Duncan tells me, allowed claims to the
amount Of A,2l2, which is slightly 10
excess Of the amount allowed at the
last fall term. The court appointed
} Or. l. s. Wesley as county physician
, and surgeon at sl45 per aunum.
Elder George Gowen will preach a
Hubble next Sunday and at Pleasan
E Grove, this county, on the 4th Sunday
2 Rev. Lapsley Mckee will begin revi
val services at the Presbyterian churcl
next Sunday, preaching at o'clocl
4 each evening, and At o'clock p. NJ, OF
A Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ant
, Friday.
J. f. Robinson asked the democrati,
State central committee to have Mr.
Bryan stop at the depot in this city a
he goes TO Stanford on the 18th. II,
received an answer to the effect that h,
would make six speeches each day, an,
that. on account of his health, he coul'
not do more. 1t was also, truthfuily
stated that he was not needed here, an,
that they only aimed TO send him wher
he Is needed.
The Record has very appropriated
advocated the erection OF a handsom,
gate for our beautiful cemetery. Thi
: is badly needed, and the matter is bein,
pushed by parties who can succeed.
is understood that the trustees of tn
cemetery contemplate using consider
able funds to spread gravel on tn
wake, and the owners OF lots will b
: expected to contribute most of tn
money for the gate.
Messrs. johnson and Underwood, tw
= colored orators from the cities, spok
= at the courthouse on Wednesday nigh
y In the interest of the republican Stat
y ticket. The crowd was in the ratio G
:, Is colored to white. The speeche
~ were a good average on that side. The
insisted on loyalty to the party and OPP
D posed every democratic principle. The
forgot that there were more democrat
u than republicans In the Union arm
70 who fought for their freedom.
10 Deputy Sheriff WIN. Ward arreste
10 Isaiah Faulkner, colored, aud his 50
&c on the charge of stealing and sellin
lie five cattle belonging to Tram Com
y They were lodged in Jail aud the e'
&c aiming trial will be held to-da.
Us Thursday, The examining trial {
= Virgil Mullins will be held on Frlda
for the murder of Bud Fry at Bryant
e. vile last Saturday night Jack Shea
i. er will be tried by Judge Burnside @
e. the 18th in nine cases for selling viii
he ky unlawfully on Kentucky river, b.
A. low Bryantsville.
D On Tuesday Cicero Humber WI
tried 10 another case for selling viii
XIV. Witnesses were introduced toucl
q ing the reputation Of Mr. Church, III
e. witness for the town. Some swore thi
yes IL was bad as TO truth or veracit
M, whare others swore that IL WAS 200