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Semi Weekly Interior Journal
vol. xx. STANFORD, KY., TUESDAY. JUNE 14. 1892. NO. 31
LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY. i
It is singular, yet nevertheless true,
thnt very few people are able to receive
terrains in composure. Tliey are open-ed
witli doubts iw to whctlier they con
tain the announcement of the death of
flomo near realatlve or friend or some- I
thing ntartliiu or of an unpleasant na-1
ture. The uiiml is impiessed ith the
Idea that the intelligence its of unusual ,
importance, and hence its conveyance
in the mostexpeditious manner,
less of cost.
It is pleasant to know that while
Jay Gould is rusticating in the great
Went and the Vanderbllts ore endeavor,
lug to traco their family lineage, Anderson
Harlan, an American citizen of
descent, who resides in the vicinity
of Lancaster, Ky , hits whitewashed
tlie fence- that surrounds his humble
dwelling and is now enjoying his corn
bread and taters with a relish superior
to that of an aspirant to the Presidency.
Anderson's plate is at least :50 feet square
and his resilience 20x20, but the gold -tinted
cloudsjhover over it just the same
asthoughhoweronmlllionaireor was the
dispenser of a hundred thousand pct
otllces. The experience of the world
with scarcely an exception, is that the
more a man has in the way of wealth,
the more hu wants and that the time
never comes in his earthly pilgrimage
when a dollar will cense to attract his
attention.
The framers of the new election law-have
baaed its provisions upon the assumption
that there is now and alwajB
will be two or more gret political political
partiea tn the State, and that every
voter is bound to belong to one or the
other, whether he want to do poor not.
