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Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1893 sem1893121201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1893 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. I t , .if -- T "- - r rr-- r y? t- - i Semi Weekly Interior vol. xxi. LONDON, LAUREL UOUNTY. CHURCH Journal. NO. 82 STANFORD, KY.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1893. -- AFFAIRS. CRAB ORCHARD. HUST0MVILLE. Tho Arlons Swipa Hell SwitiKcra will bo nt tlio opora house Dec. 111. W. II, Travis, nn aRd nnd well known cltlron, died Saturday uIkIiU Cz Garland waa placed in jail Sunday, chnrged with having burned Mr. Bowling's Iioubo. J. II. Mario Is very bad off with typhoid fever, and tho doctors hnvo but little hope of his recovory. Dan Lovel didn't have a slnglo prisoner Thursday and Friday, tho first timu sinco ho has been in ofllce Charlie Gumbert was called to Cincinnati Thursday to attend tho funeral of his brother, who died after a two days' illness. Ed Melvln, who marrlod Miss Amanda Moore, is tho proud and happy father'of a sweet littlo babr boy. G rover is his probable namo. Kllsha Howling, tho wealthiest man ..irel in the uorthcasterti county, suffered the loss of having hin houso burned Thursday night. Craig Gragg is not dead by a great big lota. Although there is a bullet hole clear through his body, ho was on tho streets of Pittsburg Saturday. When a doctor told hi in ho was certain to die, ho replied with the assertion that ho "wfcs not going to do any such a blank, blank noll-ta- ry Hew A. V. Slzemoro will fill his pul- pit hero nt 11 o'clock next Sunday morn ing, nnd at Logan's Creek in tho after noon nt It. A Sunday-Schopupil on being naked what lesson was taught by Lot's wife turning into n pillar of salt, replied: "It teaches us not to bo too fresh." Rev, W. J. Wnrd has accepted n call to tiio First Haptist church at Moberly, Mo , nnd ordered his paper changed from Hamilton, Mo., to that place. Row John Allen, the hoi incus prea cher of California, tells the people of Centrnlia, Mo that nightly greet him that in all probability time will be no more after 180(1, certainly not later than ol 1800, r. J Tho congregation nt the Presbyterian church voted by an overwhelming majority to retain Rev. W. A. as pnutor, but he has not signified his intention yet. Everybody hopes ho will remain. Rev. Sam Jones has severed his relations with the North Georgia Conference, as Bishop II ay good decided that there was uo law under which a preacher could resort to evangelical work as n specialty. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Warranted. Physicians' says that In Tho Courier-Journprescriptions carefully compounded. Louisville there are, including chapels thing." and Catholic altars, -- 00 places, with a Gcorgo A. Bogloy, formerly a citizen capacity for 72,700 people. That Is to of this county, was killed in Clay county say that 72,700 persons in the city of on Ited Bird creek, on tho Oth Inst. Mr. Louisville could go to church atone Doulov was attending a ealo of so mo timo. Hustonville Christian College. property when he got into a difficulty adv. Rev. II. O. Morrison is drawing with 1am Wages, who shot him. Felix largo crowds to the meeting nt the MethTho desk at which the principal of Bowliug was also in tho dilllculty and odist church, which seem greatly inter- Christian College writes is over 90 years J. M. HUBBARD, A. M., President. received a alight wound in tho neck. ested in tho Gospel he so eloquently of age. It is of Bolid walnut and is a Wages was painfully wounded in the and earnestly expounds and tho pros- highly prized specimen of antiquated 5U1 1893. shoulder. pect is that there will be great revival of furniture. gave Fall corpt of Conservatory and Normal School teachers. Superior course In Literature, Music and Jones Baughmnn, from Kentucky Resolutions of Respect to the Memory o religion. All tho other churches Ari. Excellent boarding department. Catalogues and circulars furnished on application. up ao'vicea Sunday night in respect to University, spent Thanksgiving at homo. James M. Cook. pleased our Heav- the meeting nnd the church could hard- Jones has mado a wise choice in selectWhkhkab, It has thronged to It. ing Kentucky University, in which to enly Father to remove from the life that ly ho'd tho people that Services are held dally at 10:30 a. m. nnd complete his education. No school in now Is, to tho lifo beyond death, our p. (. the South ranks higher. brother James M. Cook, on tho 7th day -i- Tho Versailles Sun says that Uncle Tho astronomy class in Christian Colof December, 1893, and whereas, this G-OOID- S No. 184, of which he Joe Hopper's meeting thero continues lege has traced about 25 constellations. lodge of A. F. M., additions every day. Last Sunday Misses VanArsdell and Clay nre experts waa a most worthy member, keenly feels with MY- are at- in this lino nnd nre making this highly tho greatness of her loss, and desiring to 25 were baptized, and hundreds meetings by his "old instructive nnd profitable to the class. place upon our records a suitable ex- tracted to his fashioned religion," who hnvo not been Christian College is to have a Norpression of our appreciation of his Inside of a church for years. His simple mal Department, beginning Jan. 22 d, virtues, 8 a memorial to his untarnished and earnest way of telling Christ's lovo and continuing 18 weeks. The record character, therefore, Goods are- is more effective than that Christian College has already made HzsoLVXti 1st, That in tho death of our for the sinner con- in preparing teachers for this work brother, J. M. Cook, wo recoguize tho oratory and eloquence, and the Sun siders him tho equnl of any ovaugelist in should be sufficient inducement for all providence of God, whose wisdom is unteachers to avail themselves of this rare questionable, and whoiu right to rulo the land. opportunity. own creatures are humand govern his LANCASTER, 6ARKARD COUNTY. Miba Donaldson, of Sponcer county, bly acknowledged, and accept tho great Mr. Robt. Aurtin died Friday of and Messrs. Donaldson, Courtney nnd loss in tho death of our brother, as deaud was buried Saturday. Newman, from Kentucky University, signed to perfect his happiness in a bet- pneumonia, Mr. Letcher Owsley has secured the spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Jennie ter life, and to impress upon tho hearts position of local correspondent for tho Carpenter. A few young friends in the of us who remain, ttio importance of various daily papers. neighborhood met them nnd all were being also ready. Tho crip epidemic seems to bo get royally treated nt n most sumptuous dinKksolvkd L'nd, That iu tho life of the Most every one you meet ner. deceased we boo tho embodiment of an ting worso. We mean what we say. In order to reduce our stock by Jan. 1, Christmas has already begun in Husa can tell you what's best to tako for it. honest man and sincere Christian; of Eld. J. C. Frank tonville. Tho stores are tilled with n Tho remains 1S94, wc have made some prices which are so neighbor whom all men loved, a citizen Mrs. Dan nice selection of goods, and flocks of ready to respond to wore temporarily buried in Bear in mind one tihiip.tlmt Personal: whose life was over Anderson's lot. biter they will be children from every quarter are gnther- - if business, pleasure, or necessity calls tho highest good of his country. That taken to Fleininirsburg, their final rest- eriug to look nnd spend their "change." yon away from home nt nnv time, ba Id every relation in lifo ho met its obli in place. Eld. Frank left an estate The counter at Weatherford's looks ns if particular, to have your route fully decid gations cordially, and made for liimsell valued at J1S.000. old had unloaded his whole ed upon and arranged before starting. a character spotless aud pure. .Mis Francis Griffin, a noted tem- train there. Many things should be taken iuto con hereby assure Hksolvku 31, That ho a free lecTlieeutertainment at Christian Col- - sideration, especially the inducements deceased brother of the perance speaker, will deliver tho family of our Dress patterns at greatly reduced priture at the Presbyterian church Sunday lego on the evening of Nov. 30th was a offered by thu Wisconsin Central Com- That it is plain to every one. sincere sympathy of this lodge for them Prices on some Cloaks cut half in two and all others at less than afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock, under tho success in every way. Tho chapel was pany to tlioee who wish to visit St. Paul, ces. in their Iom of an affectionate father, as auspices of League. crowded and h number left not being able Minneapolis, Ashland, West Superior, manufacturer's prices. Splendid line children's long Cloaks at very tho Children's Loyal also in tho pride it affords us in recog Everybody is invited. ta get even standing room. Tjio exer- Duluth or any point iu Wisconsin. precnizlng in him a good name more Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. Dunn, of. Dan- cises consisted of recitations, plnye.dnlls, Their trains leave Chicago at convencharacter bo' ious than gold, and a visiting relatives lieie. ice. We have not space to mention each ient hours. Their equipment is unsurI brilliant with honor, ville, have been iiucnthed to them, " ks JJ. r Col. D. H. Collier, of Ixuiisville, is in performance separately, but wo feel ful- passed by any line in the Northwest. "1 & zm& s Tfi i fUM untarnished and abovu reproach. nnd who ly wnrrauted in saying that the renditown. MIms Alice Fox Young, Close connections are made at St. Paul Hksolvku Uh, That the members will came home sick from school in Virginia, tion in eaah case was almost perfect. and Minneapolis, with the various lines Hats and all heavy boots at Prime Cost. Gents' and Ladies Underwear tho usual badge of mourning thirty Uncle Joe Weislger, "Tho Jolly Little Waiters" seemed to running to all California and Pacific is convalescent. days. wear at less than you bny them elsewhere. See our gents' and laquite ill with typhoid captivato the audience, tho acting and Coast points. theso resolutions who has been Hkholvkd 5th, That Many other goods at prices much less than you fever is much better. singing showing first class training. Tho Ask your nearest ticket agent for full dies' vests at 25c bo placed upou tho records of this lodge, music was of an elevated character aud information, and be particular to see have been buying them. and published In the Intkiuok-JournaHUBBLE. reflected much credit upon Miss Beruett, that your tickets read via the "Wiscondeand furnfshed the family of tho Everybody has killed hogs and we a most efficient teacher in that depart-menl-- sin Central Lines. Jas. O. Pond, Geul. ceased. Pass. Agent, Milwaukee, Wis. Christian College. now hnve a season of rejoiciug. W. L. Williams,) Committee L. 15. Adams, Turkeys seem to bo going oil low tickets That what we have told you is true. A call will certainly convince Tourist's Rates. Round-triGko. M. Given. J The finest train in America is concedaud Blow, on account of no money ed to be tho Southwestern Limited via to Lookout Mountain, Tenn., Florida and you. among the laboring class in tho city to DANVILE. BIG FOUR ROUTE to New York and Georgia points, Aaheville, N. C, New buy them. Orleans, La., Mexico City, Havana, etc., (Advocate.) t Boston. Mrs. Duncan's horse became This magnificent Wagner Train has will be placed on Bale by the Queen & Farris & Whitley Bold to Simon the train a few days ago audit at 4jc for service between Crescent Route on and after Nov. 1st, at Weihl 100 head of oxport cattle was reportod that in trying to get out of been built especially greatly reduced rates. The Q. & C. is delivered, Saturday. her carriage nnd hold the horse she was Cincinnati, New York and Boston, runT. Thurmnn, oldest son of pretty badly used up, but wo are glad to ning through solid to these cities with- noted as running solid vestibuled trains Mr. John out change of cars. Composed of Ele- to Florida and Now Orleans. Direct line Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W.Thurman, of this stnto that it is not as bad as reported. to the Southern Tourist Resorts. Finest Licity, nnd Mrs. Annie Morrison, a handMrs. M. G. McClure, of Casey coun- gant Coaches, Wagner Sleeping Cars, your agent some young widow, of Lexington, wore ty, is with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. brary and Cafe Car, and (Hotel Dining trains in the South. Ask & Orescent; for tickets over tho Queen last. The consumer has been squeezed long and hard by the gimarried Tuesday. Hammonds, for a few days while on her Car it has becomo famous. Complete in he will quote you rates or you can ad- At but now the panic scarred and d - ant monopolies of manufactures, the dress W. O. Rinearson, G. P. A.,Cin cinway to visit her son in Lexington. Billy all of its appointments it is manufacturers and importers are dumping their products as Joseph LeBrandt, who assumes the Latin is in the neighborhood with his "king of the road." nati,0. fast as they can, which means that prices are now being loading comedy role in "Is Marriage a old gray and spring wagon looking for a It leaves Cincinnati at 6:00 p. m. daily dealer P. Ulalie, an Failure ." which appears at Walton's location. Billy looks very natural and it from Central Union Station, making con in Mr. J.Moines, Iowa, extensive real estate one of narrowly escaped Dei the Opera House, Saturday, 10th, is essen- is to bo hoped that he will come back. nections with all through trains from the the severest attacks of pneumonia a while iu billrecent northern part of that State during a character commedlan whose Mr Ulalze had tially Frank Holtzclaw and wife aro tho hap South and lands passengers in New York iard, saystothe Saturday Review.during tho storm drive several miles methods are original, refined and free pleat people in the neighborhood since City at Grand Central Station, avoidiug occasion so thoroughly chilled that he waa unable and was Right and left, and the fellow with the cash can lay in liis goods and of the to get warm, and inside of an hour after his refrom routh play. Uis conception Cook presented them with a fine ferry transfer, When you go East tako turn he was threatened with a severe esse of sell them far below old prices. I am happy to say to one and all that Corydon Foxglove, the Dr. nnpnmnnla or lunr fecr. Mr. Ulalie sent to the diameter of girl. It is said that W. H. and wife are this train. I have been one of the fortunate ones and have them in my house. D. B. Martin, General Passenger and nearest drug store and got a bottle of Chambereccentric old lawyer, whose cupidity already imagining that it can say "grand lain's Cough Ilsmedy, of which he had otten second-hanAgent. goods, rotten He him to marry for ufoney, is de- pa and grandma." Moses Miller has TicketO. McCormick, Passenger Traffic heard, and took a number of large a doses. time They are new and fresh; no old stock or allows E. says the effect was wonderful and in short but fresh from the manufacFor amusing. ns extremely He kept on tak- with age or infected with disease, scribed he was breathing quite eally. moved to the Col. Underwood place. Manager. ing the medicine and the next day was able to turers. Read these prices and see the goods. All the standard brands four seasons, two of which were spent in Uncle Greenberry Bright has taken wincome to Dcs Moines. Mr. lilaue regards his cute A Missouri girl decorated her room as simply wonderful. Mr. LoBrandt has Calicoes at sc yard; Hoosier Cotton sc yard. Men's Calf Shoes metropolitan cities, ter quarters with his son, Squire Bright. with pictures, and perched her best For sale by W II. McKoberts, Druggist, Stan- of with this character, and $i, worth $1.50. Baby Shoes 25c, worth 75c. Children's Shoes 50c been identified James Blackerby is the champiou corn topmost ford. continues unabated. He is busker. He says he husked 13 shocks fellow's photographs on the worth $ 1. Ladies' Button Shoes 75c, worth $1.25. Ladies Button his success Strength and Health. nail. She then sat down to admire her by a company of clever worth Si. 50. The largest and best selected stock of surrounded before dinner the other day. Ifvouarenot feelluz tronc and healthy, trr Shoes 90c, acwork, and smilingly remarked: "Now artists, including tho beautiful and LoI will also have a mammoth line Hlectric Hitters. If La Grinne has ittt you weak Clothing ever shown in Hustonville. everything is lovely and the goose hangs and weary, use Electric flitters This remedy complished actress, Mrs. Joseph The Four Seasons hotel will open Ladies' Cloaks Oct 1st at half price. A full line of Family Groceries. acts directly on the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, of Brandt, and talented child artist, Little gently aiding those organs to perform their again Feb. 1, tho difficulties existing high." Come early and get the best at auction prices. Respectfully, Irene. yuu are aflllcted with Sick Headache T t negroes were lynched in Ala- you willIf speedy aud permanent relief by takThree between tho American and English find Tho postofllce at Nlpp, Rockcastle members of the directory having been bama Friday night, two for tho same ing Electric Hitters. Onu trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need, Largo bottles county, will be discontinued afrertbe murder. only 50c at A. K. Penny's drug store. adjusted. 15th. Stag-maker ,... al Our minstrel troupe visited tho city of Rrodhead Saturday night, and gave an entertainment. Wo wore wrongly informed about Mr. Talbott's renting Mrs. Egbert's store, which is still vacant. Mr. Charles Redd is in Manchester winding up his wife's estate there, left her by hor brother, Mr. Gilbert. There is no photographer here now, as Mr. Cable has decided not to come, having gone into other business at Mt. Vernon. Thero will bo memorial services at Walui't Flat next Sunday to the memory of Rev. R. II. Caldwell, of whoso goodness too much can hardly bo said. We havo had a sweet little namesake nt Mr. Charles Rodd's for three months, and were only made nwnre of tho fact by its mother Saturday. So you may know we feel very proud. She is a little beauty, nnd ns bright and sweet as pretty. Mr. R. II. Bronaugh has been quite sick for tho post week with something like flux, but is better. Mrs. Fence and daughter, Miss Florence, havo been o with Mrs. J. II, Stephens nnd Mrs. this weok. Mr. Holdman Stuart is mingling with old friends after a lengthy stay in Pittsburg, Ky., where he has been in business. Mrs. Margaret Gomley has been sick for threo or four days. Law-renc- Louis Patton, an aged and colored man, died Friday. On account of tho inability of sorao of her relatives to arrive, Mrs. Hawkins was not buried until Friday aftornoon. Jako Ilommelstelti; the merchant who came from Jerusalem to this place, will open a branch store at McKinney on or about Jan. 1. A number of our people will go to your town Saturday night next and see what they can find out about that perplexing question, "Is Marriage a Failwell-known Great REDUCTIONS. For the next 30 days wc will sell Men's, Boys' and Children's At unprecedented low prices. A few 1LABIES9 ure?" Madam Rumor says that one of our young merchants will take unto himsel d a wife in the person of a beautiful country lassie ere the merry holidays havo come and gone. Wesley Cook, tho negro charged with "conjuring" the Danviile darkies, has been lurking in our midst for a week or more. Our colored population is keeping an oye on him nnd woo bo unto him if ho tries his "hoodoo" game on any of them. bomo miscreant or miscreants continue to worry our people by discharging dynamite bombs in and around town. It is sincerely hoped that the rascals will be caught up with and be made to pay dearly for their fuu or rather madness. It Is related of Mr. Tone Hunn, who recently moved to Columbia, that he has changed his abode 40 times in the 20 years of his married life. "They" also say that on the 1st of January and July his chickens which have been moved so often, cro;s their legs and patiently wait for their master to como and tie them. Whilo driving a young horse the other day Mr. Samuel Held and daughters, Mltses Helen and Jennie, met with a mishap which nearly scared them out of their wits. Tho colt, allot a sudden and without any npparent cause, began to rear and plunge and turning suddenly smashed a wheel. This threw Mr. H. and daughters out and the old gentleman lighted on his head. The road was muddy, fortunately and very little damage win done him or the young ladies. Mrs. R, II. Young, ol Louisville, and Mrs. Dr. LeoF. Huffman, of Lexington, are guests of their relatives, the Misses Cook. Mr. R. S. Tucker, who several years ago suffered a severe paralytic stroke is very ill and her recovery is considered doubtful. Mr. Butler, who has been confined to his bed for several months with n genuine case of typhoid lover, is rapidly improving. Mr. Tine Cook and son, Will, of Garrard, have been guests of relatives here. George Weatherford has quit business at Richmond aud is here with his parents. Tom Neat, of Columbia, and W. L. Evans, the commercial tourists, spent Sunday withf their best girls here. blue-eye- To close at one-hal- f former price. If you need anything in these goods it will pay you to see our stock before purchasing. (DLAE W. E. PERKINS, Crab Orchard. A. R. PENNY, Druggist - and - Jeweler. STOCK COMPLETE IN EACH LINE. Y(D1QB PATJB1DRTAGIE SBILICITIEP. Stanford Female College. Fall Session Tuesday, September .1ill 0.-1- isriErttr -- FAIiL. s "WINTER All In. H. J. McROBERTS. Come and See. NO BLUFF. Santa-Clan- s FAR BELOW our COMPETITORS T.ftlmr Jil l&TOTmRQS if. t l, CALL AND SEE p fright-enoda- SEVERANCE & SON. THE HARD TIMES ARE OVER ovr-loade- to-da- y LAUGHTEBED d tunc-tiou- s. I JAMES FRYE, Hustonville. "., 1 -- : ." r 21 t, 1. s Tir! . 'Semi-Week- ly Interior Journal 12, Stanford, Ky., December ld93 W. P. WALTON. 6 OR 8 PAGES. f4 ' 4 i h 5S4-- if lr ii$ k Upon the Legislature, now in session in Virginia, will devolve the election of two United States Senators, one for the long term to begin nt the end of the term to which the late Senator Barbour Blended with notes of the various musical instruments found among the holiday goods and accompanwas elected, and the other to fill the. ied by the vigorous bugle blast of Santa Claus himself, together with the magnificent display of beautivacancy until the end of that term, and ful and handsome Christmas Novelties render the Louisville Store doubly attractive to the vast crowd of which is now being filled by Senator eager and delighted visitors that throng this mammoth dry goods establishment from day to day. Grand appointment. After n Eppa Hunton by Christmas cut in every department. Blankets 75c, Si and Si. 25 a pair, worth double the money. Comconsiderable struggle, Hon. Thomas S. forts 50c, worth $1; 75c worth S1.25. Fascinators 25c and 35c, worth 50c and 75c. Ladies' shirts at Marlin, of Scottsville, was nominated by your own price. Lancaster and Ann Harbor Ginghams at 5c per yd. Remember our shoes go at the democratic caucus, receiving GO That public office is a family snap is votes on the last ballot to Gov. Fitzhugh again demonstrated by the appointment Lee, 50, or three more than was necessary to a choice. As there is not a single of Henry Kretner to succeed his father as republican in the Legislature, of course wharfmaster at Louisville. Honry used this action will be promtly ratified, to be n legislator and slept with Geo and it is thought that Gen. Hunton will Dawson on a memorable night. be permitted to fill out the unexpired Men's shoes at 90c worth Si. 50 A men's good calf shoe at $1,25, worth $2.50. Ladies' dongola rail Heps, Henle k Co., tho Louisvillo term. Later news says that the friends notion house which recently failed, will and goat shoes warranted all solid Si, vorth S2. Children's shoes 20c, worth ,oc. Pass the word to of Gov. Leo are both surprised and mornay over three, cents on the dollar. your friends. Tell them of our great sale of honest made clothing for men and boys. Tell them of t'.,e tified at his defeat and charge "undue" not The penitentiary is tho proper place for money that can be saved these hard times. Tell them of our best suits and overcoats going at nearly influence was exerted with a number of Buch swindlers. half price. Knee pants 25c, worth 50c, suits 75c and $1, worth double the money. Men's overcoats at the members who are out for the stuff. S3. 50, worth S5 and all other goods sold comparatively low. All we ask is come to see us before buying An effort is being made to disregard the NEWSY NOTES. and we guarantee it will be money in your pocket. and elect Gov. Lee when a nomination The real and personal property in vote comes before the Legislature, but it is hoped that wiser counsel will prevail. Louisville is assessed at nearly ninety As in war and love, so in politics all is millions. : : Ben Tennis, who killed n fair, and it is the stuck pig that is firtt girl, Buffered tho extreme penalty of to squeal. the law at Harrisburg, Pa. The House killed tho bankruptcy bill CO., were attempted. A. UKBANSKY KANEY, Three men fainto in tho crush to 142 to 111. We have been getti-'along Mrs. T. T. Smith, of Richmond, Ala., very well without a bankruptcy law see a hanging at Pansy, Pa. They killed a negro who had entered her bedsince the last one went out of cflect. should have them ofteuer. room Fiiday niht. Tho fellow attacked Chesaneako ct Ohio Hallway will, wi:i Seven hundred and twenty tons of Originally intended to protect honest her with n knife when she made nn out- one accord, oraiso its ttcenery and train are said to bo utilized every debtors, it got to be the resort of every cry, but she secured her husband's re- service. There is nothing in the way of r.iscnl who did not want to pay his debts, year in tho use of postal cards. volver from under the pillow and killed lovely mountain views and picturesque It is said that $90,000 in gold was him. and between his dishonesty and the re valleys of tho Virginias, to compare ceiver s fees the creditor was left to found in the miserable quarters in which Reports from State Inspector nnd with that through which the dies. groan, usually getting nothing, while Joseph Deitch, a miser, died, nt Indian Examiner W. II. Gardner to Gov. apeakeA Ohio lUilrood pneses. There tho scamp retained nearly all of his apolis. Brown indicate that much rotteu'e8s ex- in nothing of historic nature in America Jackson Smith has been appointed la Receiving His property. Scounderly debtors have ists in some counties in the offices of as sreat aa a trip through the Virginias to succeed S. F. B. Morse as division loop boles enough now to get out of county clerks, the Stato being mulcted ' and there is no other railroad iu Ameri- : of the L. & X. at Cin: paying their dues. They do not need passenger agent in tho purchase of unnecessary books of cu superior to tho O. A O. in the cinnati. such a law help them in their rascality. n.,,,1 stability of its tracks, tho F. F. Goods Warranted and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Give me call. Miss Nelson, teacher in a school at . Mt. Sterling now has five newspap V. Ycsttuulo umtteu ueing 0110 ot the Mxvon Duncan got turned down by Snmerville, Mass., has been obliged to ers, and tho changing of the day on famous trains of tho world. Tho Chesathe city council of Lexington in bis rec- resign because aho whipped 25 scholars which tho Journal appeara from Friday peake & Ohio passes through Bull Run, ommendations for members of the in one afternoon. till Tuesday giyea tho place a paper for Manassas and other noted battle fields Tho Anarchist who hurled the bomb school board. The list included the every day in the week except Monday. and is in all respects the best route for name of one woman, who was formerly in tho French Chamber of Deputies was Tho death of about three of them is only tho West, North-Weand South-Wes- t employed by the mayor in the counting among the suspects arrested, and has a question of time. to the National Capital. For copy of Have open and ready for your inspection an immense assortment of roam of bis newspaper, and whose confessed his crime. Suit has ben filed to prevent tho Virginia in black and white, free and The Enquirer says that a Hebrow names cruel have consolidation of the L. & Is, and C. O. full information regarding rates and coupled in a way not complimentary to named Joseph Deitch died in IndianapS. W. railroads. The petition states train service, address C. B. Ryan. Aeeis either. The latter is indignantly denied, olis, and in his room was found $94,000 k that the success of the proposed consoli- - tant G. P. A , Cincinnati, Ohio. but all the Bame tho council is opposed in gold and paper money. dation will "irreparably injure the Com H. E. Huntington, lato of the Kento vindicate the lady at the expense of AbOVO EVOrytUlng E'BO. mnnironlH, nt k'nnf net w am!- thn nonnlp ., ........ . ,.,. ..j ... ... the school board, and quite a storm of tucky Central, has been elected presi- ...... Will be destructive Of the public ,,,, ooA. Hy this mean, it reiche., build, up. indignation has been raised in tho capi- dent of the Central Pacific railroad, to and rate, every part ol the .ytteni. Kor cv- pond" ' ..udtnvicc succeed the late Senator Stanford. .. ery blood taint and diaotdr rand for errry dl.a.e. tal of the Of rredericksburg, that come, from an inactive lier or Impure blood E. h. Thompson, The South Bend National Bank, at "tM a"dci,tctUe Even in Chicago a jury ignorant South Bend, lnd., was robbed of $15,900. Va..who is walking on a wager to Bo-- J IHttai'i 10 benefU or cure, you baye your And you arc cordially invited to call and see them while the stock is enough to try the assassin Prendergatt When tho loss was discovered the goto, South America, has arrived in tho unbroken. CitV of Mexico. Ono condition Of Ills ' These di.ea.e. are many. They're different in is hard to obtain and after nearly a thieves had made good their escape. Koine up .11 .1 . !.i. form, hui thev c like In treatment thoroughly no money wiiu .be,0'rpid liver Into healthful action. week's trial the panel is incomplete. The The Federal Court of Appeals has trip 18 wiai lie Hliau carry a positive prisoner is trying in everv way to cor- affirmed the decision giving Theodore rum. lie llBS been hospitably received punly and- enncntneui t and there's 1 r.- itniiMu....') ihi.. at nathin? I.e. .covery in Mexico, but declares that be Was ' I)y,pe.,u Induction. llitlluuineM, all llronehi', roborate his plea of insanity and as usu- Hallow $2,500 damages against the CovThr-nand l.unif Atleetion.: every form of .crol. al in such cases is over doing it. The ington Post for defamation of character. nearly starved in TexaH. il bn IVntumnhAn. nr I. line bcrolula, in It. Skin and The Columbian souvenir coin was a rirlier .tiiTi. nnd the mo.t Hubborn it. question of guilty being entirely eliminaAt Lexington Frank P. Scearco losing c3lp IMstM.es are completely curtd by If you do not, try ours, We are now receiving our winter goods experiment. It not only failed to ted, the insanity dodge is solidly relied pleaded guilty to one charge of forgery Ke'. Mild, gentle, .oothlnu and healini; It Or. such as on to save his northlees neck. We do not and was sentenced to the penitentiary realize for the World's Fair tho pre- 'Cut rrt Ilcmedy. Only so cent. ; by drugji.U. believe that tho scamp is insane, but in- for ten years. Tho other cases will be mium confidently expected, but the diLa arlppo rectors have had to pay into the United sane or not, the halter is mighty good annulled. Durinjr the prevalenc. of the Grippe hopat States Treasury S10J0O to defray the luvimnt it wilt a nnttcrable fact that thoe who di medicine for his complaint. Harvey Pate and Frank Steres, 21 cost of recoining into ordinary silver cur- pended upon Dr. Kiuj'a New ui.covery noioniy (Hudnut's,) Carolina Rice, Focrstcr Cakes and Crackers, recovery, but c.caped Dispatches from Piano, Texas, tell of and 19 vears respectively, were hung at rency tho Sl,700,000 worth of souvenirs hml a .peedyeffect, ol the inalmly. 1nil theremedye hi. alter 111., Friday for the murder of in effecting icenu tohave a peculiar power Grippe but rapid the blowing up of thesafe of the National Danville, left on hand. in all cure., not only In cae. o La a man and wife. Dime novel reading bank there by robbers, who secured all Miss Mamie Ryan, of Geneva, Wis., dl.ea.eaofthoThroat.Che.t and Lune and ha. of long P. J. and Imported Maccaroni. ol Athina aud Hay Kever Nice Assortment ol Candies, Fruits the money and other valuables worth caused their crime. has sued Prof. Birkbolz, a Chicago hair cured ca.e.Try it and be convinced. It wont itaiulme. Callie Hadley, 19, daughter of a f ree trial bottle at A. K. Penny's drug and Nuts. robbera stealing. One report is that the dresser for $75,000. Miss Ryan used .ore. got $10,000, and another that they got Scott county farmer, was deserted with- Birkbolz' medicine with success, and tho K. Dalton. Iowa, fully $50,000. Mr. T. C. Jrsper, late of out money in a Lexingtan hotel by John "Prof." Bpread broadcast, pictures of her W en on a vmt to Kansat,Mr. VV. at tho labora-of called Lutay. Ru.tell Co., Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries. this county, is cashier of the bank, and Sharkey, her betrayer, who had been "before and after using," v,hich, she tory of Chimlnaln & Co., De. Moinea, to ihow boy. whe.e life had been much of the stock is held here. W. P. compelled to marry her. alleges, are so misleading as to her per- them hi. ChamberUin's Cough Kemcdy. it hav.aved by The mayor of Louisvillo advertised of a very .cvere attack Tate owns 40 shares, George Carter 50 sonal appearance that they have dam- ing cured him certain that it aaved hi. of croup. boy's life Mr Ualton la for bids to furnish the city with 50,000 prrties in tho shares, and numerous aged her to the extent of the above sum. and LemhuMA.tic in hi. priueol the ltemedy 11. McKobcrts, DiUKgim. Stanbushels of coal for distribution among For .ale by V West End have smaller amounts. ford, Kv. the poor. Tho charily organization will The Henderson Gleaner says of tho UuckUn'tt Arnlou Salvo. superintend the distribution. "Is Marriage a failure0" : "It is a bright, The enso of Rev. Howard, the clerical tor Ihe best Mlveln the The new cruiser Marblehead de- clean comedv, and depends on witty ore., ulcer., .alt rheum, world .ore., cut., brui.ea tetter, chapfever scoundrel who swindled people all over veloped an average spend of IS 91 knots lines and comical, though not exagger- ped hand., chilblains, corns and all .kin erup lions and positively cures piles, or no pay requirthe country by making them believo au hour on her trial trip, earning a ed. It it guaranteed to kivl perfect .ati.factioc ated, situations for its that they had largo fortunes left them in premium of $175,000 for her builders, qualities. The principal characters were or money refunded, l'rico 5 cent, per box Kcr .ale by A. R. Penuy, Stanlord, Ky. England, is attracting great attention. Every one invited to sec our big line of Holiday Goods, tho contract speed being seventeen sustained by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph is being tried at Jackson, Tenn., with It For a oro throat there is nothltit; ltttr than a knots. who proved themselves capable flannel bandage rampentd with Chamberlain's such witnesses as liobert T. Lincoln, At Red Bird, Clay county, a bloody artists. Little Irene is simply a gem, and I'aln Balm. It will nearly alway, effect a cure In lato minister to .bnglaml, anu otuer Jis fight occurred, in which G. A. Begley one night', time. This remedy it al.o a favorite her singing and dancing brought forth lor rheumatism ami has curel many tevere ca.es. tinguished characters, and tho prospect was instantly killed and Felix Bowling rounds of applause. The supporting 50c bottles for sale by W. II. McKoberts, Stanlord. is that tho pious fraud will do a long was shot in the neck and mortally woun- company is excellent, and the orchestra Don't iorgct, same old stand, opposite the court-houswith Btripes on lor his rascality. term ded. Lee Wages is suspected of the superb. We hope this clover company will visit us again." It is a plnasuro to observe that the killing. Ohio Chemical The company which Frankfort Capital is to continue ufter At Walton's Opera House, Dec. 10. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorf. old man Johnson hies himself to nas uono an immense business all over Ml When sho wag a. Child, aho crlol for Caktorla. The Queen andCreecent Route is prePharmacist, Stanford, Ky. Chicago. George LJWillis will become the country selling bichloride of gold When she became Miss, she clung to Coxtorli. there is very little tablets for drunkards and the tobacco paring to issue an elaborate publication When tho had Children, she gevethem Castoria, its editor, and las about the newspaper business that that habit has failed. Its headquarters were in magazine form, descriptive of the sections of the South tributary to bald headed sinner doesn't know, we at Lima. In tho United States Court at Nash-vill- o its lines. Capitalists, tourists nnd busimay expect to see his genius scintillate Frank Porterfield, cashier of tho ness men nre not likely to farget tho iu its columns. defunct Commercial National Bank, was southern cities so long as the Queen nnd The Walton Observer is tho latest fouud guilty on ten counts in the in- Crescent Route can reach them with Oysters always on hand, either in bulk or cans, or served to order Kentucky paper to ascend the flume. dictment regarding overdrafts and this artistic publication. Copy of this in any style, with celery, etc. Its days on earth wero but three magazine will be mailed to any address MY BRICK LIVERY STABLE, and six mouths, which was sufficiently The president of Harvard College on receipt of ten cents in postage Address, W. C. Rinearson, Situated on Depot Street In Stanford, Ky., or I long to demonstrate one of two things broko up n prohibitionist meeting at stamps. will exchange for real e.tate In Lincoln county. not fill a long felt want, or Cambridge, Mass., the other day by de- General Pacsenger Agent, Cincinnati, 801m that it did J.N. MENM'hi:, Stanford, Ky. Ohio. its originators and projectors were claring that he was not a prohibitionist; that And all fresh and fine and sold at astonishingly low prices. Saxby'b Qukbky to Inukrsoll. This failures in the accepted idea that every that he did not believe it a Bin to drink and that he was himself a moderate hPfltitifnl sonir ( words and music recular body can run a newspaper. Candies, Nuts, &c, in great variety and abundance. Come in and drinker. sheet music sizfl) will be mailed to any I will give free of charge D. G. Ed The latest news from Honolulu is that have a basket fixed up for your wife or girl. It is estimated that the number of one enclosing Be in stamps to wards. General Passenger Agent, O. U ONE LIFE-SIZEPORTRAIT the deposed queen says she had rather unemployed in Chicago is nearly & D. R. R.. Cincinnati, Ohio. have $500,000 than to be placed again Their suffering has become so great a To every person that will have one dozen of my fine cabincti made, up upon the throne. The Hawaiian mat- that the Illinois Conference of Charities On this doctors don't disagree. It may a sample of tho portrait till Christmas day. I have proat my mat ters seem very much mixed, but wo has appointed a committee of 100 citi- bo regarded as nn assured fact that the pose to give away. Come and ganeiy a gift you tee what will get with every dozen cabinttt. hope and believe the administration will zens to proceed at once in the endeavor delegates to tho Pan American Congress A. J. EAUP. ,3tf Stanford, Ky. come out on top. to raise a charity fund of $1,000,000. at Washington, who travel over the, Tiik Louisvillo Critic doesn't take any stock in Gov. Brown's dramatic efforts against the 0. 0. &. S. W. consolidation with the L. & iV, and sensibly says: "Tho L, & N. is not an oppressor. It is a builder up. It is an oncouraer and fosterer of legitimate enterprises. It has done more for Kentucky than nil the governors and legislators since tho State has been organized. This domagogic attempt to curtail its growth and usefulness will fail. Tho 0. 0. & S. W. will be brought into firit class condition by the L. & 2f. The section of tho State which it traverses will be benefited by ft better service. Without tho L. & N. Kentucky would be a howling wilderness. It has brought her resources before the world, opened her mines, linked her fertilo fields to the markets of tho land, ami in countless ways helped and strengthened her. If the demagogues must havo something to yelp about, let them pick out some enterprise that is a detrimen to the State." The tariff bill will reach tho Houeo on Wednesday. Farwell, of Nathan Maine, died Sunday. Robbera attempted to get into tho Carrollton National Bank, but failed nud set fire to tho building. It was put out though without much damage. Tho Maison Hanseatique, a famous granary at Antwerp, was destroyed by fire Wednesday. Twenty thousand tons of grain wore consumed. Tho loss is Ex-Senat- or Loud, Clear Keynotes! The Louisville Store's Wonderfully Low Prices ! f $1,000,000 nine-year-ol- d The taak of removing tho World's Falroxhibita is nrovinc morn dilllcult than aa expected, nud it is estimated that it will require three months' more time to vacate tho buildings. Dr. Parkhurst has received 19 letters within the past two days warning him that ho will bo killed before Christmas unless he abandons his crusade in the Tenderloin district of Now York. Tho straight out Ddinocrata in Alabama are pleased at the prospect of a division among tho Republicans over tho question whether or not to put out a Republican ticket nt tho next election. After Satuaday's experience in the French Chamber of Deputies, it is now proposed that public business, in the crnat Parliaments of the world, shall be transacted iu private and uuder "bomb proofs." Tho committee on banking nnd currency of Houho of Representatives has agreed, it is reported, to frame a bill giving National banks tho privilege of iesuing currency to tho full par value of their bonds. A letter from Honolulu, under tho date of Nov. 22, repeat previous intimations that the life of both Minister Willis and the Queen would bo iu dan. ger if the restoration of tho monarchy 50 Cents On The $1. THE LOUISVILLE STORE. & 1 Pror. g T. I. Manager I card-boar- d iimwA smooth-accoun- t. FALL AND "WINTER I I ... GOODS. FARRIS & HARDIN, st scandal-monge- rs .- -- .., n... lhV Holiday Goods I ) blue-gras- s. ?r&Z!l:2? .. 1 1 j t Do You Get Good Coffee? Cracked Wheat, Oatmeal, Hominy, truub-leiom- California Canned and Evaporated Fruits, McKINNEY BROS., Holiday : Display. e. mirth-provokin- g Drug-gl.- t. OPEN NEXT WEEK. Wo Bo MollMMBIEIrSTS, dif-Cere- nt For Sale or Kent. OYSTERS ! ovor-check- n. Fruits of Every Kind, R. ZIMMER. . A BIG OFFER. D 117,-00- 0. 1 Splendid Dinner for 25c. '. tjftt.frmjai.'jii Ai ,.. j.l' .'. J - '- - , aiiiiiilia . .... i',?.::-k- . K ., ; , ' ' , - ilr '. . ,' iniyY "1 w . , . """' -- iii' ', ' yt: nraTiy,n. ... mMHiiLm'Mi'uv atifcu.vv iA.iiiW.iiJi I mmmmmmgmmmtbt . ''' j .. r t'-spftggjappr- ji jwmqqffly 'fiywiwrf Q-IRIE.A.a? Semi-Week- ly V h h o N W. F. Henry, of Garrard, sold thro W. E. Pebkinb, of Crab Orchard, offers great reductions in clothing and ladles' hogsheads of tobacco in Louisville at (5.45, $0 55 and f 7.35 per hundred. cloaks for the next 30 days. Ready for work Waters A Hackney's The 10 acres of land belonging to Hnnnt ot.aat Stanford, Ky., Decemubr 12, 189II nn If.. ailUff. AJUril Dtiovit "And tho cat came back;" so do all Mrs. Hettio Peters, nnd lying on the a.u Ull .liAn tho people who see our stocK of Xmas Hanging Fork, was knocked down to lis happy and tnako others happy by presents. Danks, tho Jeweler. " J. H.Sowder for $1,200. E. C. Walton, Business Manager Riving n nice Christmas present from our W. W. Hnys sold to Adam Pence if you want nice cake ior Ladies, otoro. HuRheaitTato. SANTA CLAUS directs us to advise you to avoid the glitter and Christmas, go to W. II. Brady and got a his farm of 155 acres, tho old Robert MEANS IU3IHES8. Miss Lizzie Slaymakeu will take or sack of Lexington Cream Flour. McAlister place, for $0,200, and bought tinsel of Life and to by this year for ol him tho Bradley placo on Hustonville Buy vour school books nnd Rcliool sup ders for oil paintings, crayon or any dec plica ol all kinds at A. It. Penny's. 4t Read ouradvertisement and como and pike, containing 7j ncres, for $3,100. orativo art work for Xtnas. get a cloak and dress cheaper than you Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired Tho average plantation price of cotMerchants complain oi hard timep. ever bought them before. Severance & ton Dec. 1, was 0 09 cents a pound, a deand warrnntod. KngnvvinK a specialty, Not so at Penny's; always busy. Ho Son. atA.lt. Penny's. cline of 1.41 cents compared with tho Til k largest Btock of Drug, Medicines, sells tho best goods at low prices. Penny's you will find tbo largest, prico at tho saino time last year. The Only those things that will be of benefit now and hereafter. His great At Perfumery, Paints and Wall 1'apur at A. 11, Penny's. Prescriptions n specialA. A. Warren, as usual, has a beauti- best selected atock nnd latest styles in average during the seven years preced- Emporinm is with us and we are making prices for all rich and poor, ty. ful line of holiday goods in China and watches and jewelry. Now stock juBt ing the last was 8.2 cents. lowcow is two yeare old, a white and black, so that all may cheer the heart of some friend with When a Glassware. Call and see him before received at prices lower than tho PERS0NALPdlNt87 wrinkle begins to form at the base of her a gift. Remember it is better to give than to receive, so come and est. buying. Mn. M. Salinokh Is helping tho boyB horns. At three years this wrinkle is spend your money where it will spread out and give you the greatest Aitxr January 1st, ISM, I will proTiik two foot ball teams, Thomas fullv developed. at tho Louisville Store. When she is five ceed to collect the unsettled accounts in Yeager and Sam Menefee, captains, will What will do your friend more good than one of our cheap Ma, A. H. Myxhs is quito ill of ijrip yenrs old another will form, and after joy. my hands of Stephens S: Knox by law. lock horns on the 1mm, ball grounds, near Cloaks or a beautiful Table Cloth and Napkins to match, or a pair of and other complications. will come each year. that, nun tho water works, Ht D.JM) Wednesday afEnoinkiu 0. M. DkCoo is very low of W. II. Higgins, Receiver. Salisbury's lease on Directum's nice towels, or some Handkerchiefs, or a nice Muficr, or a nice pair ternoon. enlargement of the liver. racing qualities expire Jan. 1st, and the of Gloves or Shoes, or a pair of Blankets 'U3D9 'ri)JtIV( , MaittMOf oiJ or Comfort ? For Mn. K. H. Smitii, of tho Mt. Vernon 43A3 0ABIJ I10.C BJ1IA0U piMI .CiMOf A FULL attendance of tho members of great stallion will be returned to hia Signal, was hero Saturday. 'jp03 'g.lip)HA JO JpOH 8jdv.'M(D pUU Lincoln Lodge, No. fiO, F. and A. M., is owner, John Green, of Dublin, Cal., at Mn. Y. G. Fiikkman, of Atlanta, Ga., lsjq Mhjuu oqi UIM noA ja'Ju aM.BA. urgently requested nt their next regular ouce. The papers say that Mr. Saulis has taken acaso in this ofllcu. bury has secured control of the race meeting, Dec. 25. Business of imporOuu great sale of samplo shoes lias Mas. II. It. Oamnitz, of Hustonville, G. L. Penny, raare, Alix, 2:073. bo transacted. is We have the third purchase of storm overcoats and Clothing, lower been the talk of the town. New lot just tance to is the gucRt of Mrs. G. JJ. Cooper. A good crowd attended court yesterW. M. than ever. We intend to make this week and next the great gala day, but very littlo business was done. Mn. J. L. ItosK, n retired uicrchaut of received at same price, J LOS, worth Two lovelier days never came in win- No cattle were offered publicly, but a week of ouj lives. $3, J and $5 per pair. II. F. Jones fc We must clean out many lines of goods regardless Junction City, was hero yesterday. ter time than Sunday and yesterday. It few head of butcher stuff sold privately of price. Dun't delay till the stock is all broken .Saiiiia Hays, of Lexington, spent Son: Miss and then blame us bright and beautiful, with tho air at 2 cents. No horses or mules wero Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Paulino Is marriage a failura? If you don't was because you failed to get some of our splendid bargains. Here are almost as balmy as spring time. The put up, but several private Bales of plug Hays. know go to the Opera House next Satur signal service says it will continue warm horses at from $12 to $40 were reported. some samples of what we are doing: Misses and Children's short Miss Dolus: McHoiikiits is beloitiR day night and find out. A clover com Cloaks reduced from 5 to $2. The greatest reductions in Ladies' s her uncle, W. II. Mcltobeita, Bell Clri6t-inn- pany of artists will present a very laugh nud fair NEW AnVEBTlSEKENTtf. night. Cloaks ever made. We have a line of Ladies' fine black Cloaks worth Roods. able comedy with that name that A vkiiy large crowd attended county Miis. II. N. Hollkh nnd Miss Cardin in actual value 520 which we propose to sell at $12 to S15. If you court yesterday, but it waH a peanut Owi.no to tho stringency in money left Friday to visit in New Haven and crowd. T at is to say, if it made any I want something good come and see these goods. We have a ladies' matters, I let a great many July accounts Louisville. larger investments than a pint of pearun over, hut need the money now, and genuine gondola Shoe, every pair guaranteed, at Si. 50, and we have Sroo.sA-mohMiFsxs Hkttik and An.nii: nuts or give up any of its cash, if it had bay from mj" lot in Stanford, Saturday night,ola back a gentleman's Shoe, every pair guaranteed, at $ College nt ull must settle at once. I mean voir if Any, thv fact did not appear. hnvo entered Daughters' top 1.50. We have some you owe me anything. her, wltn white ttet behind, knot on pay lor hu J. K. Harrodaburg. anJ fi.tulaon lolt ihoulder I will men's and Boys' odd coats and vests that will be sold regardless of that will set hi In tho county court yesterday tho will rrluru or InformationWASHINGTON in BOONE. Mil. and Mas. V. P. Giumes went to S, price. Every heart shall be made happy in the next two weeks with of Jonathan Owsley was admitted to proKiiznbethtowu Saturday to visit J. S. The Record Homestead says that Hid. low prices and good goods. We have a beautiful lot of Moquett and bate. The old gentleman had a mar Grimes and wife. J. 0. Frank left an estate valued at of Gar- f 1S.O0O, including a 3,000 life policy in riage comraci wiui ins iasi wne, bo no Mn. and Mas. W. F. Hnxrtv, Fur Rugs and some Seal Muffs for Christmas at very low prices. Also Farm, some beautiful Lace Curtains and Counterpanes and Window Shades rard, have been tho guests of J. V. the mutual lk'iii'llt of Newark, N. J. He gives her nothing further, but divides A Splendid Blue-GrasPerriu and wife. named his widow, brother ami Joel J. bis property equally among his three On I)anllle& Lancaster pike, known ai the I)r children, after deducting advancements Walter Owlerhomttead, containing about aao We are willing to do more for you than we can tell on paper. We t a. (Iivknh will lrnvo for the Walker as his executors. room to them. W. A. Colley qualified as jus- acre.. Fine brick remlence ol alelxprivtrly and never were very much on paper, bot great with the tongue. Come co South with n car load of hones and pltndld outbuil.lin. Alo "or exTwo dynamite lnmibs have been tice of tho peace in tho Turnersvillo dis- nice cwn, i6hojf lot ol cattle, 4 head horse, 8. and let us talk with you awhile. mules Wednesday. We forgot to tell the Ladies that we S. stacks hay, farming implements. Apply to M11.G. C. Kkllkii, Jr., left for Wash ploded in or near Hustonville lately, and trict, in place of II. R. Thurmau, re- Owslev ontbofjroi ormjsclfat farmr Bii' have the prcttiet and cheapest line of Dress Goods ever offered in this 1, u. uwbu 1. 8, Road and ington Saturday to take a position in tho the good citizens are much worked up moved from the county. city. We are in earnest about all we say and know we can do you over the matter. If tho business con- fiduciary matters occupied the further government printing ollice. good. Come and see us. deattention of the court. Mas. Susas Seahoknt was called to tinues the town authorities will set Either baled or unbaled. Will deliver either to llopkinsvillo Sntunlay by the illness of tectives to work on the case. MATRIMONIAL MATTERS. Rowland or Stanford. Price very low. L,r. , Dr. Andrew Seargent'B wife. t. 11, So im The Lincoln County Building rt SavStanford, Ky. Mr. Pedro Dutcher Green nnd Miss Maky Giikkn, of Hustonville, is ing Association is now Issuing a now seMas. visiting her brother, Mr. John Hlain, ries of stock. Those wanting a safe in- Cloe Dlnnkership, each 19, were inar who continues quito ill of rheumntiam. vestment for small amounts, payablo in ried Sunday at T. S. Ulankenship's. IJ. F. Gibson, , of Montana, wilj Dr. J. A. Williams has located at weekly installments cah find no better. marry Miss Kate Wright, a handsome makJellico for tho practice of medicine, 107 acreiol land with a largo house. Situated Jos. Severance, President, J. J. Mcltob-ertin KowUnd and now occupied by J. W. Adams, Will be delivered right at your door on the following days or the day ing a specialty of chronic and diseases of Secretary, W. M. Bright, Treasurer. young lady, at Judge Wright's and known as the Ilodcmer ta m . J. S. OWSLEY, Trustee, You will not be disappointed. It will be out your way women. At II o'clock on Wednesday morning Stanford, Ky. thereafter. The giip is epidemic here as well as Mr. Ed. T. England led to the altar Mies So 4t Mn. Sam C. Lackky, who recently as follows: took to lilmself a wife, is preparing to all over the land, and the one who llexsie Willis Adams, tho eldest daughB. MERSHON Crab Orchard and Preachersville Pikes Every Monday go Into tho retail grocery business in hasn't suilered from its contact is the ter of Mr. Jack Adams, Jr., of Paint Every Tuesday exception to the rule. It is causing ma- Lick. Rev. McKee, of Richmond, off- Ii a Candidate for Jailer, subject to the action of Dudderar's Mill Pike Atlanta. the Democracy. from ny deaths in Louisville and elsewhere iciated. Miss Letha Cook, n Richmond Mn. G. C. Givk.nb returned Every Wednesday Lancaster Pike llourbon Saturday with his wifo and and people can not bo too cautious with beauty, acted as bridesmaid and Mr. BaW. HAYS, Danville Pike Every Thursday Miss Lucy Miller, who have been visit themselves. Death stalks abroad in the ker, of Barboursvllle, n best man. Tho ailer, subject to the faction cl Hustonville Pike Every Friday Is a candidate lor land. ing there and Indiana. bride was looking as usual, beautiful, the Ucinociacy. Every Saturday Somerset Pike of Danville, hna Ma. W. J. Davis, Ah as impersonator Mr. Fred D. Losey, attired in n traveling cashmere of brown, HAMPTON, rented Mies Llcclo lteazlcy's cottage on who appears hero next Thursday night. hop sacking. After tho ceremony they Every Saturday Stanford Upper Main street, and will move his Mtli.I has but few equals. He gives n drove to Richmond, where they hnd a I a candidate, for Jailer, subject to the action ot Rowland Every Wednesday family into it in a few days. most refined and elegant entertainment, special dinner prepared at the Glyndon the democtacy. ALBERT HOMMEL, Rowland, Ky. Muslin. Sim Allen and Herbert which you will bo repaid to stteud. You House and then they took the 2 o'clock Marriage a season ticket to tho lecture course will for the South. SAM M. OWENS, Swift, avaunt courier of "Is Failure'"' aro hero preparing for the admit you if you have one, otherwise They met by chance on ono of tho Ii a candidate fo. Sheriff or Lincoln county, subrirnary. cimiug of their company next Saturday 50 cents will. beautiful gondolas that plied the lagoons ject to the action of tne democratic i night at tho World's Fair, did Dr. J. R. Smith, . The Caledonian Literary Society of of Carmi, III., and Miss Levian Kelley, of Mrs. L. II. Gillkttk ami littlo son, of sisters, Tnrner8villo will hold nn open session Now Castle, Ky., and before thoy parted Ii a candidate far Sheriff of Lincoln courty, Marion, Kas., is visiting her to the action of the democratic pnmiry. Mrs. W. 11. Penny and Mrs. K. S. of unusual interest next Saturday eve- Cupid's arrow had pierced both their A RELATIVE OR FRIEND, Lytlo. Mrs. Gillette continues to bo a ning. Among tho interesting features of hearts. Afterwards they met in tho art tho programme will be a debate, the gallery, and again on a crowded train. very handsomu woman . Lincoln county and Is a Mn. It. M. Moi'BKit and family, of young men of tho society having accept Theso meetings led to a correspondence, asks Candidate fer Jailer of his friends not to commit themselves to any moved od a challenge from Prof. Johnson's further meetings, and tho other day the one else, ai he is forced to stay at home and work. Rileys, Mnrion county, have His candidacy is subject to the action ot tho Dempretty little romance ended in a mar ocratic party. into O. O. Withers' cottage on iogan school. Everybody cordially invited. BROTHER OR SISTER ? riago at the home of the bride's parents avenue. Mr. Mouser is a painter, and Will Cordier, the ELOi'KMENT.-- Mr. If so we know you are going to make them a present during the New Caatle. wilt follow his trade here. G. W. 19 year-olson of Photographer Frank in Mr. Uk.n A. Katon, mannging editor 0' Cordier, of Rowland, nnd Miss Eliza Is a Candidate for Jailer, subject to the action of S DEATH'S DOINGS. tho Indiannpolis Suntinel, who has been the Democracy, Rout, daughter of Mr. Jos. H. Rout, friends Dr. spending a week with his eloped to Jellico Thursday night and Mrs. Nannie E. Walton, wifo of Dr. K. C. Dick and Gus Hodmann at tl 0 2H.F. were made one. The bride is a comely C. J. Walton, United States Pension And in making your selection you can not afford to pass us by, beKeeley Cure, paid us a pleasant call yenrs Agent, dioJ in Louisville, ol pneumonia. Is a Candidate for Assessor, subject to the action cause we have a large line of Xmas goods for less money than any young lady, some ten or twelve Saturday, accompanied by Dr. D.ck. her husband's senior, and a worthy one She was 52 nnd the daughter of David W. of the democracy. place outside of the cities. 1 in every way. TlTY AND VICINITY. Representative from Mnxoy, G. Dr. Walton There is a gentleman in town who Hart county. She married Danks, tho people's Jeweler. 1857, and yesterday a week Is a Candidate for Assessor, subject to me action has spout his entire life of nearly 40 December 3, of the Democratic party. Santa Glaus' Emporium. Hughes & years here, and who has traveled quito ago the IHitU anniversary of themarriaeo Tate. extensively, but has never been to the was celebrated. She was an excellent D. woman and her death will be deplored Bio lino of holiday goods at Farris & great town of Lancaster, and has only to tho office of AsIs a candidate for visited Crab Orchard once. Ho is one by friends all over tho state. sessor, of Lincoln County, subject to action of the Hardin's. Ileaequarters for-Last Tuesday Mr. Jonathan Owsley democratic party. of Stanford's beaux, nnd the first lady on real estate. who guesses his namo will be given a was Btricken with paralysis and SaturWanted, to loan 15,000 DAWSON, Apply at this olllco. nice Christmas present by Mr. W. II. day morning he breathed his last. He '" of G5 yenrs of age nnd bore the la a candidate for jailer, subjcctjto theactlon good until was nbout For Rent. Red House oppoalto Col- Higgins. This offer stands reputation of being an honest and hon the democracy. our next issue. lege. W. P. Walton. orable man. Ho was twice married, first BAILEV, Of all kinds. The most complete line of To go to jail instead of 'to the nuptial to Miss Lynn, who bore him three chilA front room with board. For Rent. must try a man's soul. That was dren, nnd last to Miss Reynolds, of Pu- la a cindidate for Jailer, subject to thelJaction fof couch Mrs. Kate Duddorar. democracy. Grant North's experience, aud if reports laski, whom ho married a year or two the old Jeffersonlan for jailor, be true, he may yet spend a term in the Wm. II. Odar is a candidate ago. Mr. Owsley had just bought a farm VARNON, subject to republican action. penitentiary before, if evor, ho can claim in Washington county and was prepar- WALLACE the office or CounEver in Stanford. Prices according to the times. his bride. Tho other night on what is down. It candidate for Christmas presents in eudlets variety siid to havo been tho forged order of ing to move to it when stricken Buffalo ty Judge; subject to the action of democratic party. Tho remains were interred in and very cheap at It. Zimmer's. GEORGE B. PREWITT. I). D. KING. Judge O. W. Short, of Pineville, he pro- Cemetery Saturday. GIVENS Currants, Citron, Nuts, nnd cured liconBO and married tho judge's Raisins, JAMES daughter, Mary, who is but 14 years old. FARM AND TRADE ITEMS. purest Candies at A. A. Warren. Is a Candidate lor County Judge of Lincoln, to the action ol the Democracy. They then took tho train for Louisville, Tho Mt. Sterlini! TimeB reports sales All kinds of I'l.miniKa. Plumbing. MORELAND, KY., tho judge preceded but a dispatch from of two car loads of cattle at 4 to 4.H0 plumbing done by Waters fc Hackney. We have opened up a nice line ol and officers were on hand on their thorn, O. P. - Directum when going at n 2:10 gait to take tho groom to jail and the goods at Waters & arrival 17 feet 0 inches. Is a candidate for Jailer, subject to the action of made strides measuring A nice lino of tin the Democratic party. He would appreciate your brido to tho Homo of the Friendless. Hackney's new tin shop. Depot street. A. B. McKlnnoy Bold to W. II. vole. Tho judge followed by next train and and light brought his daughter home, swearing Prewitt, of Boyle, some light shippers at For Sale. A JOHN M. JOHNSON law, whom 31c. spring wagon at J. B. DeNardi's carriage vengeance against his son-iWe are daily receiving our Fall Goods, which we arc marking Assessor or Lincoln 'county is behoved that tho Louisiana Is a Candidate for ot It ho says, ho will prosecute for perjury to subject to the actloc the Democratic party. paint bIiop. down lower than ever. of law. North finally sugar crop will reach 275,000 tons this buy mo a bow- tho full extent the Terms cash or country produce. Give us a caH. We will save you "Daddy wouldn't of jail on bond, and Intimates year. A. GIVENS bought my Xmas present got out too, will money. wow," but ho Farm for sale. Situated on pike, and takoa hand in invoking that he; la a Candidate for Sheriff of Lincoln county, sub"Ve are opening up a splendid line of Fall Millinery. of Danks, tho Jeweler. He was formorly well improved. Contains 00 acres. E. ject to the action of the Democratic party. protection. legal We have for sale 24 broke mules 4 years old. Hubble. of Bell Pennington, in our If you want to bo represented forover Superintendentought toSchools in betJ, Hume Embry has sold his Waco havo known county, and speak now, or double numbers, to make such a break as he is farm of 300 acres to Monroe Lackey for J Is a candidate for Jailer, subject to the action cf & hold your peace. Our first will appear ter than tmt $0,000. Richmond Register. mt UCIUOCI4UW yau. charged with making. Fiiday. Interior Journal Read our ad. before buyiny XmaB Hughes A Tnte. goods. m m T XMAS SALE r ITECE O i CHRISTMAS 1 ' to-da- y. STOLB1T e Van-Arsdal- o. ITotico For Rent. s t. t Clover Ilav For Sale. lii-.A- . HUGHES & TATE. 1 lq For Rent for 1894. s, to-da- y. m JOHN PETER m. m T. NEWLAND, HAVE YOU A SWEEThEART, sub-je- T. J. HATCHER Mother, Father, Child, d DEBORD ELKIN, XdEolicl.iv37-fDR. S. mi a a o JNO. BRIGHT HOCKEE, Tlao Druggist. 4 E. KENNEDY, W. H. WEAREN & CO W.L. STOVES & STOVE REPAIRS JOHN E. HEATING : STOVES i 1 1 W. sub-Je- KING & PREWITT. Goods, Notions, Dress Goods, Clothing Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries, Hardware, - HUFFMAN Dry T - buggy-phicto- n n 1 1 J. ? DINK FARMER Corn Wanted. B32TG FTtXWITT. Hi IV tfeL. mLstj lRQ difik&J Cjl THE Semi-Weekly OL1J Interior Journal AT A REMARKABLE LINGUIST. WOMAN'S WORLD IN PARAGRAPHS. A'omen nml Horn Profit I'or Vomon Good Ituslnt'sii lieu. FEEDING WOOL. A Published Every Tuoaday and Friday $3 PJCR. YBAK IN ADVANCIO -- When not to paid $2.50 will be charged. K.C. LOCAL TIME CARD. Rowland at 7:00 it Trin navea p. m. 5:10 returning L. AN. LOCAL TIME CARD. ,.la ...123 pm 11 31 Mail tram gome North.., ' South Ecpress train" South.. 7 pm 9 36 a m Local Freight North............. a 07 pm South. passengers. The latter traini alto carry Ta above is calculated on standard time. Solar (at ii about 10 minutei fatter. rs Norths ..........' ...31 pm am QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE. Trains pass Junction City as follows: 11.50 HSouth. bound. No. t , Veitlbule Limited,No. 5.. . m.; No. 3 , Chicago Limited, .3J.- - m.; a. ro ; No. 7., Local, New Orleaos Kxpress. is s; p.m.; No. 9 , Blue Grais Vestibule, 8.40 p. u.i j North bound. --No. 1, Vestibule Limited, 6.48 Mail. a.$ p. m.; No. 6 , Chiga-p- o p. m.; No. . Limited, a.7 a. m.. No. I., Local, a.js a. ro.J Ft No. 10, Blue Grass Special, 6 am. MsolateJy LMawuen m Pure A cream of tarter baking powder. Higest of all in leavening strength. Latest United States Government Food Report. BOYAL'JBAKING POWDER CO., 108 Wall St., New York. TJbL Vloreno Hotel, Prop. JELLICO, TENNESSEE, Mrs. J. B. Montgomery, The best hotel In the city and the only one with a sample room for drummers Especia attention to the traveling public. Rates . n Dairy, from which I can supply any quantity ol Jersey milk to tho people of Stanlord and Row-lan- d at the following prices, delivered: .........ao cents Fresh Milk, per gallon Skimmed Milk, pir rallon ......10 cent ... ... 8 cents Butter Milk, per gallon I will make two trips dally. The patronage oi the G. A. PEYTON, public Is solicited. gsyr. Stanford, Ky -t I will open on January 16th, 1893, a First-CIa- ss THE London, RILEY HOUSE F. B. RILEY.Proprletor, - Kentucky. - mr new Hotel and am better rcptred than ever to accommodate the public food Liverr attached and everr convenience desued. Give me a call. FRANK RILEY. 77 I have moved to XTQTICE. Hll peMOns having claims against the estato of D G. Slaugh er, dee'd, will file the same properly certified to and proven with me by I an. 1, '04. Any one knowing himself to be indebted to the oitatc will call and settle Immediately. . r R. H. 11RONAUGH, Admr., ! -Crab Orchard, Ky 9 m NEW BEFORCVrTER LIFE Iot Dr. E. C. Wer Nervo and Brain Treatment la sold under positive written guarantee, by author trod agents only, to cure Wcnk Memory; Loss of Manhood; Quickness; liraluand Nerve Power; Night Lowes; Evil Dreams; Lack of Confidence; Norvonnness; Lassitude; nil Drain. ; Lowed Power cf Uie Generative Organ in elthsr sex, caused by Youthful Errors, or Eiceselve Use of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, which noon lead to Consumption, Iutanlty end Death, liy mail, Miser, XI n box: 8 1 or t3: with written Kuarauteo to euro or rtlund money. WLST'S COUGH BYHU1'. A certain cure for Coughs, Coldf, AMt.ma, ))nmcnlti, Croup, Whooping Cough, Soro Throat. Pleasant to take. HnioU tit discontinue); oli, fl)c. aire, nowSftc; old HtUo,nGwWc. UUAKANTlIiy issued otly by A. R. PENNY. John B. Cattleman. Stanford A. G. Lanham Early in tho mouth of Octolwr our Professor Joaunii Baker, tholownlln-quts- t, avoided llio fato of nverngo prod- liarkct man told us that eggs hud already risen in prico so that W6 cotild igies who blossom early nml dio short1 for 25 cents. Thoy will probly nftor. Tho priino of lifo found ,hor only get useful career as in- ably bo no cheaper than that in 2sow established iu a structor in Greek languages, literature York beforo noxt spring, when warm weather comes. Tho fnsliiouablo whito and philosophy tit Simpson collego, Leghorn eggs nro even higher. They arguments against early drill bring fairly dizzy prices all tho year All tho around. During tho Christmas holidays in languages wero upset in her experiand tho result 6cems to iudicato tho prico will go up still more, until ence that tho Gorman method of putting at times eggs will bo 3 nnd 4 cents apiece that, too, not tho fancy fresh laid, but just tho output of tho plnin, common hen. At times it will bo impossible at 6OH10 of our groceries to get them at all. Tho demand for eggs for tablo uso rapidly increases. Thero seems a disposition among civilized peoplo to uso less meat and moro eggs nnd milk. If 1 wero a woman out of employment, I should select bouio spot near a good market and go very cautiously into tho egg business. Any woman can learn it who has patienco and pluck enough to earn hor living nt anything olso. For egg production I should select tho roso comb Brown Leghorn fowls. At that calling they bent all other hens. For broilers and egg laying both I should get tho hnndsomo Plymouth Rocks. Then tho Light Brnhmas nro oxcollont winter layers and mako heavy birds for roasting. With theso three breeds tho poultry womnn would bo equipped. If only ono kind could bo kept, then It should bo tho roso comb Brown JOANNA BAKER. Leghorn for egg production, eiuco children at Latin and Greek is not bo eggs nro tho article that is scarcest cruel after all. Tho Bight of troops of all tho cool and cold weather. A boys of 10 and 13 in tho common schools warm henhonso is wanted for tho winof Gonnany, poring over Greek and ter. Tho poultry books and hen paLatin grammars with spectacles on, pers will givo so much information brings an acho to tho eyes of most that even an amateur can succeed who Americans, especially sinco Eorao fa- has common business ability. Of courso mous educators cast out tho classics as thero will bo many discouragements, unessential, and if ancient languages aro and threo women out of four will givo to bo loft wholly to specialists it is a up beforo success comes. But to tho satisfaction to know that tlie pursuit fourth womnn who holds on. success does not involvo euro martyrdom. if Biiro nnd nn independent, healthful Miss Baker's parents tanght nor occupation, with a hnppy homo. Tho Greek and Latin conjugations for wibo thing foe tho hen woman to do li amusement as Boon as sho could speak to find privato customers, such as hot ! clearly. Tho rhythm was as attractive and restaurant keepers, for hor wares. to baby lips as that of Mother Goose, A very littlo capital is required, and and sho learned them as thoroughly as two ladies might go in together on the children do nursery rhymes. In her plan. fourth year eho studied Greek. Latin Hero is ono of tho indignities nnd ina short sults that women must put up with and Fiench systematically, lesson each day. Even then shu had they cannot vote: A womnn amplo time for tho amusements suited teacher may givo all tho best years of to her age, and beforo sho was years her lifo to tho public school at tho small old sho had finished all the primary salary that affords a plain living. Sho books in thoso languages and finished may bo moro capablo than alio over Her father nnd was in her work, but as soon as sho them thoroughly. mother both know tho tasks they set renches tho ago of 50, perhaps before, tho child and were able to guido her, for tho masculine board of education sneerthey wero teachers of oxperionco. ing observes that it wants "fresh tho conning of textbooks tho blood and youth in tho women teachyoung miss read in Xenophon, Homer, ers." Sho must step down nnd out into Cresar, Virgil and tho fables in Fronch. tho world to begin all over again or bo At 13 years of ago sho had added some- dependent on somo grudging rolativo thing of Herodotus, Demosthenes, for her living. Perhaps somo of tho and Cicero and then took up mathvery men who turn her into tho street ematics. At 14 sho had read CEdipnsTy-rannu- s went to school to her and owo to her in Greek and mado a lexicon of it teaching all tho littlo intolligcnco they with critical notos on tho text. At over had or will have it matters not. tho ago when most boys enter collego It matters not either that SO, "tho Miss Baker had read all tho Greek and youth of age," is tho timo when tho huLatin of a collego course, and while man being who has lived right is jnst yet in her teens was appointed tutor in coming into tho flower of his lifo intelGreek at Simpson college. About that lectually nnd is moro capable than ho timo sho began tho study of music and over was beforo. Nothing of this German nnd nlso published an original counts. Out tho crushed, insulted literal translation of "Plato's Apol- womnn must go. Tho thoroughly mean ogy." which was a credit to scholar- nnd fiendishly low down part of tho ship. In 1882, at tho ago of 20, sho! thing is that a man school principal or graduated at Cornell collego, with a' teacher of tho samo ngo is never disdegree. After ono year within its charged. I know at this moment a walks, having nlready passed 6omo board of education that sj stematically years nt Algona collego and at Simpson weeds out tho lady teachers approachas a student. Four years later sho en- ing middlo age, when nt tho samo timo tered Do Pauw university and was grad- year after year it keeps in oflico a uated with tho degreo of A. M. after cranky old mnlo principal who is now two years' study, and was elected in- 73 years old. Women teachers, you structor of Greek and Latin in that in- havo no vote. You havo no voico in stitution. After filling tho position tho selection of theso men who thus ono year she returned to Simpson colbarbarously difeposo of you. This and lego and took tho chair of Greek, which this only is tho reason why you aro her father had held during her early turned out. childhood. Long public It is a pleasnro to add to this remark-nbl- o must bo indexed, documents and reports and much depends on story tho fact that its heroine was tho knowledge nnd skill of tho indexer. not compelled to sacrifice all that makes lifo worth living in order to becomo a It is gratifying to read that tho lending great linguist. Her musical abilities indexer in all Great Britain is n young lady, Miss Nancy Bailey. Sho is now wero cultivated to a high degree, famemployed in making out tho index to ily and social ties wero kept warm, nnd tho outside world as well as her tho parliamentary dobates published officially in Hansard's Guide. Tho imcollego associates knew that tho womnot starving tho whilo her portance of tho placo tho young lady an's soul was head pushed eagerly on to tho conquest holds may bo judgod from tho fact that: W. T. Stead wroto to her as follows of ancient and mediiuval lore. "I would ptefer to index Hansard rathTheo. Holland. er than havo a Beat in tho houso of com1 la. Greek nml T.ntin Conjugations Nitratry Klijmcs. In riace of Inn Must lie Nourished, or It Arm Drop on. Dropping tho wool is a frequent trou-bi- o with sheep. Thero nro many differ- Shrrii'a AVool JACKSON HOTJSE, SAM II. WARNACK, 1'ror. rox. sale 75-- tf r London, - KENTUCKY. 5t-i- PlCw' VVfi bo-can- so fc) Bo-sid- es Sal-lu- st ent explanations of this annoyance to tho flock master, but few of theso hint nt nil nt tho fact that wool must bo fed, or it cannot grow, nnd any failure in its nutrition must result in silch weakness that the fleeco fails to keep up its connection with tho skin, nnd thus drops off as if it wero covered as it really is at its root. Tho fleeco of a 100 pound sheep mnkes up 10 per cent or moro of tho animal's weight, and it consists of a far greater proportion of tho most exneting elements of nutrition than tho flesh of tho Bheep does. Flesh has 75 per cont of water in it; wool has only 15 per cent. The flesh has in its dry matter tho following elements, and wool has tho quantities set opposito to them. Thus tho composicent; tion of flesh is: Carbon, 51.83 hydrogeu, 7.57; nitrogen, 15.01; oxygen, 21.37; ashes, 4.23. Wool Carbon, 40.03 per cent; hydrogen, 0.03; nitrogen, 17.31; oxygen, 22.11; ashes, 2.0; sulphur, 2.0. Taking into account that tho wool harns much water in it as the dily flesh, it is easily Been that it rcqnlrce fivo times as much of tho elements of nutrition for each pound weight ns the flesh, and thus, if tho fleeco of n merino weighs 15 pounds, nnd tho carcass, after shearing, weighs 75 pounds, equal quantities of food nro required for tho production of each. This is perhaps never thought of by any feeder of tho flock, for so far it seems to havo been completely ignored by nil writers upon sheep husbandry, nnd yet tho importance of it is paramount. Tho common ignorance of theso urgent demaudsof tho fleeco for specinl nutriments is doubtless why tho Ehecp suffers so much from tho oxhaus-tiv- o requirements of tho wool. As tho fleeco must bo supplied nftcr tho animal itself, tho wool suffers while tho sheep escapes, nt least to domo extent, nnd as tho wool cannot exist without its necessary accompaniment of the yolk ami greaso, which naturally protect it from injury by tho rnius, heat 01 cold, this is to bo considered as calling for requisito nutriment as well as the actual body of tho animal. It is worthy of note, too, that ns wool contains con siderable sulphur this is also to bo provided in tho food. Every time tho sheep is underfed 01 suffers from any other cause, it appeart in tho wool, tho fiber of which ehows a thin plnco in it, and each of theso weak spots represents a fault in feeding 01 other part of tho management. This weakness in tho fiber is ruinous to the wool, as it causes it to break in tho carding or combing, nnd thus becomo toe short for tho spinner aud fit only fox felting. This defect ia known by th woolen manufacturers and buyers ai "break" and makes it unsalable Consequently tho matter of feeding nnd the regularity of it nro upecial points to l regarded by tho shepherd. Yet it must not bo supposed that tho wool only suffers. Tho sheep must necessarily Buffer, for tho damngo to tho wool is only one of tho visible signs of injury to tho whole animal. In estimating tho amount of food necessary for a sheep, all theso jwints nrotc bo taken into account, nnd tho gro&t weight of tho nuimal is to bo increased for estimating tho nllownnco of food by tho projortion to bo ndded on account of tho extra dry substauco of tho fleeco. To bo on tho safe side, it will bo quite reasonable to add to tho livo weight ol tho sheep fully 100 per cent that ii, tc doublo tho weight and cstiinnto the ration accordingly. Tho normal allowance of 3 per cent of dry matter per IOC pounds of carcass may thus bo doubled without nny fear of overfeeding. S. Henry in American Agriculturist. Refitted and refurnishml and in ever? way prepared to attend the wants of the public. Kates n very ttatonable My two farms, adjoining. Very near Kings-vlll- e One or either of them One constation taining a little oer 91 scrti, ttie other no acres All highly improved with good residence barns, Ac Call and sf-- them 1,000 young bearing fruit trees, apples and peaches on the qi acre larm. Old age and Infirmities my reason lor wanting to sell. All unincumbered. U M. CKKIGHTON, Kingsvllle, Ky. D. S. At the well-know- n 0AEPENTER, old stand ol J. 11. Green, In Hustonvillo, Kontucky, i1-&- " JOHN B. DoNARDI, Garriago Painter and Trimmer, Ail kind or vehicles painted trimmed and res style Plain and ornamental paired in Signs. Satisfaction guaranteed In both workman ship and price. Shop on main street, over Wn, Daujjhtety'a blacksmith shop, Stanford, Ky. first-clas- Would be clad to see his numerous friends and show them his stock of goods contiitlne of Furniture. Saddlery, Hardware, lluggletand farming Implements. Give him a call. A. S. PRICE, OTHb SURGEON DENTIST. IDroM-Making- ;. Office over McKoberts Drue Store, In .tho new Owsley llulldlns;. Stanford. MRS. COREY SAUNDERS, ir .STANFORD ., vmi rai At John am m itm, Of Cincinnati, has located In Sianford for the purpose of conducting a Dren. Making Kttab. llshmsnt. She Is fully conversant with all the styles and In cutting uses the French 'I allor System. She can be found at Mrs. Wm. Kiev's on Lower Main Mtreet, where she will be glad to have the ladies call on her. fT-l- m Mncfte's new brick on Depot street, b r one-fift- h J. W. RAMSEYPro'r., Who will at all times be glad to accommodate all Having secured the services of Miss Mattie Alwith good rigs at reasonable rates. My 'llus Jwill len from Cincinnati as Trimmer for this season, I meet all K. C. trains. iS cordially Invite the ladiea to inspect a carefully selected stock ot Millinery at prices to suit the The ladles are V. H. MILLKR. J. II. SOWDER. time. Stamped Linen invitad to tee my nice, uew line of and Embroidery Mattrl" MISS LICCHC IIKAZLEV. . MILLER & SOWDER, Stanford, Ky TO THI XS REAL Office -:- - ESTATE Doalors and Brokers, Interior Journal Building. THF P.O. MILLINERY. w ill at tht posi-oRJ- roora aud tee tho Largost and Boat Solocted Stock Of Millinery In town. bound to please you. 10 PROPERTY FOR SAUb.. Vine lllue Grass Farm otjjjK acrta on pike 1 and finely imprv-veOffered . Farm of too acres, finely Improved. The goods and prices are MRS. P T. COURTS. at low pnc. COME to SEE ME. Having purchased the . rina Itlue Grait Farm, of lot acrei. In high atat of cultivation, well Improved; offered low t. Farm of 141 acre, near R. R. station Good blue grass land; will sell cheap. Grocery : Business I St ni... r.... ir.Mnl mile from price and on easy terms. , 8 to ic. Town lots In Sianford in areas to suit purchatora. Call at my store on Lancaster street and I will acre fino farm wlc etcelleni make it to your 17. Ninety-thre- e interest to trade with me. mill. delliC and other Improvements, on pike, 4 milts from blanlord. si Large blue grass farm, capable of dlviiloo into smaller farms. Detlrable In every partiou lar. OfTered low and on very easy terms frame building; well finishto. G00J ed on Main nr.!. in Eastern part aof Stanfoad. ,5 feet front, aoo back. Wilis. list bargain. NICHOLASVII.LC, Jessamine County, Ky., on Harming Fork Small farm 19 acre Will exchange for atnat.huuse and lot or aea at low price on easy terms. ESTATE Stanlord; good Itlue grass laud; ... art... nn ntltf. twO low Of J W Rsmsey, lam Increasing the stock as aapoaslble and will soon have it Complete in Every Par- ticular. 1 W.C. HUTCHINCS. two-sto- ry J. T. FAHRA. d Room j, Farmers Bschaage IUnk. H. Farm of rVi acres on Ilsnglng Fork, near Fine lllue grata land, Tuinersville Tobacfrots on pike, with good Improvements and nice Stock, Grain, young orchard. Prico low. Blue-Gras- s co snd cottsge, nicely and 31. Hotel. conveniently located, near deput In London, Kt. ros In cotUge. Always for sale. AIm Timber Lands In the mounNine roomsln dwelling-- four tains for talc. Correspondence solicited. btore house of j rcoms All now buildings. Also Mne location for 5' -- 3 good barn. Lot wi x joo feet. Will sell cheap an I on eay terms store snd hotel. wefllmproved, at a bargajn so Small farm ol So acres, s mile trom Stanfcrd M 1 mSUlUHCS 1CCT, Market and Farms in the store-hou- , Fruit Trees For Snlc ! At our Fruit Farms and Nurseries one mile West or Kinirsvllle. Lincoln county. We have as fine a nock of Fruit Trees as any man ever handlr.1, ready lor transplanting nto orchard and garden this Kail Oicbarws of Apples and I'eachr. will be assorted to suit cuMomers at $10 Per hunurea The trees are nice, the varieties the belt. and the needed to make home attractive or cinuiar children happy will be touml nere ft. rCO.. MrlCKE J address Kiugsttlle, Ky. 04 THE 60FFEY HOUSE aANFOHD, KY., JOSEPH COFFEY, In my charge and Pror. This Hotel, renovated and refurnished. Is now 1 intend to conduct It to as to not only maintain its high reputation, but to add to Its long list ol friends. Special accommodations for commercial travelers and fine rooms, for lbs dliploy of samples. Orchard, Lawn, Garden. Full stocks et fruit and ornamental trees, grape vines, asparagus, small fruits, shrubs, and every. thing usually found in a nursery establishment. Wcm-Iiitect to the planter and have no agents Catalogue on application, IU.KSMBVKR, Lrslngtun, Ky. 6I.1111 I lAIFirst'Class Saloon And MILLIARD and I'OOL HOOMS j7.il attached JOSEI'll COKKKV, ROYAL Insurance I'-- . Needle Hook, con-lis- ts mons." Company OP LIVERPOOL. BARBEE&CASTLEMAtf MANAGERS,: Commerce Building, Louisville Agents throughout the South. W. A. TEIBBLI, Local Agent, STANFORD, KY. -- AT- Jesse Thompson's Barber Shop, There are three of the best Barbers in the State There are also excellent Bath Rooms run in Agent tor Lexington StearaLaundry. n. Tho cover of this needlo book Chicago nlono has no less than 20 of 2 pieces of ivory celluloid, women lawyers. Ireland has ono, Miss 2 inches by 3. A round holo is cut Egau, who lately obtained tho degreo near each end of ono sido of each of LL. B. from Dublin university. piece, and tho comers of tho opposito Sho passed her examination with first lido aro rounded off. Tho leaves aro honors. made of thin pink or whito felting, cut Harmony and peace between and wives will como when tho two sexes aro entirely independent of each other pecuniarily. Thero is no other way. To obtain this perfect pecuniary independence for hersolf should bo tho task to which every woman should now set herself. A demnnd for trained library assist'Z'igzF&ftS. Mv ants has arisen, nnd tho day is nearly over of tho gum chewing, impudent girl who refuses to wait on you when you know tho books you want nro in and who only cares to earn a few dollars a week till Bho gets monoy enough in graduated sizes and notched around together to buy her wedding garments. three edges, or they may bo of tiannol At Drexel institute, Philadelphia, a libound with thin taffeta ribbon and brary class has been established, which feather stitched. They aro fitted evenwill henceforth train young women to ly between tho two pieces of tho cover bo real librarians, polito and intelliand aro fastened in by means of pink gent. English literature and catalogub&by ribbon which is drawn through tho ing nro two of the main branches of inholes in tho back edges of tho cover and struction. tied in two bows. Tho faco is ornay Miss Helen Shnfer, president of mented with a tiny water color sketch college, has been mado an LL. D. of wild roses. Kate Chase. by Oberlin college, where sho was graduated. Women aro tho poetry of tho world, A limited bnt well paying field for in tho samo xijo as tho stars are the jwetry of heaven. Clear, light giving, women's indusu-- is that of designing harmonious, they aro tho terrestrial book covers. Mrs. Whitman of Boston planets that rulo tho destinies of man. gets fiom 25 to 50 for ono design. Eliza Auchard Conxur. J kind. Hargravo. hus-bauds 1 "Wel-leslo- Fall3 Branch Jollico Goal Go., "Wisconsin mutton lends tho world jubilant announcement of the Minersand shippers of the GENUINE Cotswold, Oxford and Shropnhiro breeders of that state. Their announcement is based 011 tho statement that nt the Try it. We are the sole agents for Stanford 'and Rowland. (JlUce corner ol Depot street and rail Columbian exposition Wisconsin took road crossing, moro sheep prizes in protortiou to the 6 HIGGINS A WATTS. number of animals exhibited than any other state iu tho Union or any province of Canada. Cannda got away with an appalling lot of cheeto prizes, however. BTZ". Sandy Roil with an undulating surface McKINNEV, KY. is ono of tho best kinds for poultry. I have bought above uientiontdj'llotel at Winter lambs aro usually wanted to and have attached a bo born in December. To mako them First-Cla- ss Bar and Fool Boom. on timo tho best ewes to breed nre havo had no lamb that Have repaired and Refurnished the Hotel and !. am belter than ever To lamb tho first of December they should bo bred in Juno to nn old Prepared to Accommodate the ram if jwssible. When necessary to Public. 13S$C breed old ewes for winter lninbs, thoy should first bo mado to skip ono season Hpecisl attention 10 Commercial Men, WE&J line Livery and Feed Stable attached. nnd not bo bred till summer. I. W GUEF.N, Proprietor. you havo not planted trees to make If JESS ROUT, Manager. Bhado for your stock in thopnsturo Holds and nround tho spring, now is tho timo tfwJrtf to do it. Plant tho trees, tako caro of a few years, and you will bo richly them SM rewarded. Get thoso that grow rapidly My mother, Mrs. Kate Dudderar, has Just re Rock Bottom Prices. Prompt turned from the cities with an eletfant line of miU and spread their branches far out. Even fruit trees can bo mado to answer this personal attention given to repair lincry, embracing purposo of shndo if their branches aro work. One call will convince you ALL OF THE NOVELTIES trimmed up out of reach of tho animals. that this is the place to trade. Or the tcasnn, of which she will have lull control Thero will bo a December show of fat She also engaged a Union stock yards, Chicago, stock at tho Firt-Olas- s Dress-Makeearly in tho month. Don't forget thnt, Call and examine my stock of Millinery Wore J. S. Woodward, a breeder of market buying and leave your order for your dresses. -. -. lambs, says ho has found Dorsets hardier Ihankmgjou tor past favors we solicit same. M .than Shropshires. They aro certainly .MAHY DAVIS DUDDERAR. moro prolific. a day is tho Eight pounds of wheat "MOTHER'S FRIEND" proper quantity of concentrated food THOMAS YEACER, woman. I hao been a JAMES YHAGER. offered for a dairy cow. for many yean, and In each coao where "Mother Friend" had been used ituai An old mare will pay off a mortgage, accomplished wonders and relieved much suffering. It Is tho beat remedy for rising ol and this has often been done. One the bresut known, and worth the prico for that farmer wipes out tho mortgage by means M, 31. llnusTEit, UVK7, BED AiiB alone. SttSLE, Montgomery, Ala. of hog3; with another the cow pays it, accomplishes tho while still another I can tell all expectant mother If they will STANFORD, E.Y. uso a few bottles of Mother's Friend they 'will puino result with small fmit culture or go through tho ordeal without any pain and Weare In our new stable in the Opera House Each fanner must tearing early lambs. Buffering. Miu, May Hhaxiiam, Argusille, N. V. Blockland are well supplied with itudy tho situation for himself, taking Used Mother'. Friend beforo birth 0: tny note of his soil, of tho markets, distnnco eighth child. Will never cease Its praise. .NEW from market, what products nro most Mna. J. F. Moons, Colusa, CaL 3nlable iu his part of tho country and Sent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt Have been purchased and noth finally of what particular brauch of urnoutt will leave the stable. tf price, $1 JO per bottle. farming or livo stock rearing ho likes BRADFIELD REOULATOR CO., Give best ami is most successful in. This last Bold by oil druggist j. Atlanta, Oa, is by no meaus a small consideration. is tho I.lo .Stork TolnU. Original Jclllco Coal. THE JEWELER. -:- STANrOBD, Commercial Hotel. nr-riv- o Stock Most Complete -- bo-for- e. .y. - "E feeing m &V5 WW1 Uw Millinery. CURES RISING r. BREAST child-bearing a. VArZT. inid-wU- e YEAGER & YEAGER, m rigs and;horses tli cm a Call. H '..'- - EtJ s i .r W-- - L.y?. j. . "...

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