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Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1895 sem1895082001 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 1895 $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. Semi-Weekl- y VOL. XXIII. LANCASTER, J3ARRARD COUNTY. Interior Journai STANFORD. KY.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1895. MATRIMONIAUifATTERS. i :4? 9 NO. 49 CHURCH AFFAIRS. KIDD'S STORE. C Mies Evelyn McCormick, an artist. Quarterly meeting at Roberts' ChapThe corner stone of a new Christian Yesterday was the heglnnlnR of clr killed herself at Sin Jose, Cal., because church Ht Midway was laid Saturday. el was conducted recently by Dr. Vaughn, cult court. Tho Dixie Olub was entertained by tho man to whom she had boen engaged It will be of brick and stone and cost of Uarrodsburg, the presiding elder. He 9TH. married another. is a man of commanding presence in the 112,000 Mies Carrln Currey Monday evening. Worried bfciuso his wife was exDr. E 0 Guerrant held a meeting pulpit and one of the most fascinating Mlis Virginia Worrell begun teachSpecial attention to Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages, school house Mon- travagant, John Wilson, of Zuiesvllle, in Breathitt and won 42 people to Christ, speakers of the Methodist church, since Science, Belles-Lettre- s ing at the Laweon and Music. Send for a Catalogue. O., took his life by shooting hiniBelf who at once organized a church aud will tho time of Bishop Marvin, that has vis day. MRS. M. W. BERRY, Principal. ited this part of tho vineyard -- 0. W. Mitchell Bold 11 hogsheads of through the heart. build ono at once. Mary E Tate, tho Lexington girl As the date geta nearer the discus-- Rev. R R. Noel will fill Rv. S. M. tobacco at Louisville Inst week Ht f'2.00 who ran away and married .Monroe Fnd-di- s, Logan's pulpit next Sunday morning, sion of Liberty's approaching fair into 13 60 has sued for divorce and her father while he is preaching at Beard's Station, creases and the anxiety of many of our MieB Annio Robinson entertained citizens will prompt them to engage seats tho Walking OJub at her pretty homo will prosecute the groom for kidnaping. in Harrison county. During tho services at Tnlon church In the face of tho recent outrages in in advance and camp near the grounds a Friday evening. Full course in Literary Department. License was granted to George Dunn in Madison county the other night, Enos Ciiina, Mrs Goforth, wife of the Ruv. few days before to be on baud when the a few daya ago to wed Mies Ann Duncan, Thomas and Miss Mary Covington de- Jonathan Goforth, and aix other mis- gates are thrown open. Lilerty will be Five Months with Board, &c, for $S$, Sgo, $g$, according to grade. cided to marry. They left during the sionaries have left Toronto for various heard from in fight for next meeting of both of this county. J. M. HUBBARD, President, the G. A. R. Don't mits the Liberty Died, iu thi6 county, Thursday, Mrs. sermon, drove 22 miles to Winchester parts of China. Margaret Dennis, aged OS years. The and took tho train for Aberdeen, 0., Howard Female College, Gallatin, Tennessee. Delegites arrived by the ecoro j'es- - fair. where the knot una tied. W. 0 Monnitt has determined to terdav to attend the State Convention of burial was at Mt. Hebron Friday. Pugilist Corbett was married to the the Christian church. We tried to get a remove from Kentucky to his old home Elder Green Surber, a former pastor here, prenched woman who figured as corespondent in complete list of the arrivals and assignin Ohio. He had about denuded his oi the Christian church knob lands of all their valuable timbers, union sermon Sunday night at the tho first Mrs. Corbetl'o'suit for divorce. ments, but were unable to do so. the The marriage took place in New JerRev. A. V. Slzemore is assisting the and not being able to find other worlds Presbyterian church. Mies Ella Mays, of Paint Lick, re- sey in order to avoid the decree of tho pastor in a protracted meeting atMt. near by to conquer has, he feels, been ceived Wedesday evening in honor of New York court forbidding Corbett to Tabor and there have been several addi- forced to seek other fields. We are sortions to date. Dr. Shelton filled his pul- ry to lose such good citizens as Mr. M. her cousin, MIbs Christine Bradley, and marry while his first wife lived. Judge and Mrs. Nick Sandifer cele- pit at the Baptist church here Sunday and his interesting family. visitor, Miss Mollie Williams, of London A'nong theproinlnent delegites alThe typographer has put your scribe Elder II. M. Campbell and wife leave brated the 50th anniversary of their Ltncaster nhortly to live in han Francis- marriago at Danville last week. Their ready arrived are Revs. U. W. Elliott, in the middle of a fix by substituting A bat that can't see in daylight or the buyer who wont see big values co, Cal. Mr. Campbell goes to take children present were: Henry G. Sandi State evangelist, R. A. Gibson, President destruction for distinction in constructwhen offered ? charoe of the First Christian church in fer, casUier ot the Boyle Bank, that city; 0. L. Loos, of Kentucky University, Miss ing the paragraph he meant as feebly ex, J. P. Sandifer, MidJIesboro, Charles M. Mamie Loos and Miss SueSublett, Secre- pressive of the high repute Prof. Pinker-tonthat city. of Huatonville College, so eminentOur townsman, Mr. Malcolm Tilletti Sandifer, Georgetown; George 0. Sandi- tary W. 0. B. M. The State Sunday-schois fortunate enough to have taken three fer, Now York; Mrs. J. W. Barbee, Denco nven-tio- n ly enjoys and deserves. An inspection elected George B. Jennings, New- of the words ehows how easily the submore pruinluuiB at tho Berea fair last ver, Col.; MrH. M. B, Bowden, Louisville; Mrs. H. K. Taylor, Louisville; William port, president; A. 0. Davidson, D. D., stitution can be made by a typo who week on his fine colt, Garrard Denmark. A Clay Worsted Suit for $7.50, never offered before for less than Sio He won 5 each in two rings and $7.50 Sandifer, Misses Hattie and Bruce Sandi- Georgetown, vice president; Miss Mamie loses sight of connection and mechaniAlpacca Coats and Vests never scld for less than $$ now fer, Danville. The judge is 77 and the F. Huber, Louisville, secretary; E. N. cally wrestles with each word of elliglble and 312. in the third. and one that never sold for less than $3.50 now $2.50. Gingcopy as it is encountered, but how about S3. 50 Woodruff, treasurer. Lancaster ngaln comes to the front oldest drummer on the road. F. I). Hale, tho Owensboro Tho Daviess County Baptist Asso a mechanical proof reader? ( He knew hams and Dress Goods on Job Counter at and wius tho llrat honor and prize in the never sold for less elocutionary contest at Stanford Friday preacher, who is never so happy than ciation resolved that: "It is the sense that it wbb the wrong word, but not be- than 10, We have bought many goods for the Fall trade, night. MIbs Nellie Grlilln, one of Lan- when creating a sensation, will add fur- of this body that none of our churches ing able to read Chinese, he couldn't especially Shoes, so that we are in shape for any emergency. Your caster's representatives, was the proud ther to his fame in that direction by tak- should retain in thoir membership any make anything else out of it. P. R ) ing to himself a wife this morning, al- persons who are engaged in the retail or dinner of the watch on thin occasion. Your scribe passed Strinctown a few buying of us depends on your coming to look. We know if you Thursday at Win. Harber's, though his first wife has been dead wholesole liquor business." The sale days since when the army of school chil- find what you want in our house you can and will buy it. Come see. near Pfpsohersvllle, brought moderately much less than a year. Perhaps he The Rev. Win. Jefiries and the Rev. dren on play ground in their bright and fair prices, on 12 months time. Forty feelp, however, like tho old fellow who J. P. Marlett, of Tacoma, preached from immaculate garments suggested at a dissheep sold at $161, a saddle mare at married within three weeks of his wife's tho top of Mount Tacoma, 14.141 feet tance dress parade, but when abreast tho fo2.50andn pair of broke mules 105; R demise expressed it. ' The old woman is above the level of the sea. Their subject College the scene suggested a Hock of Jersey cow at $13, two cowh at i2'J.50. ai dead as she'll ever be and its no use wbb "The Sermon on tho Mount." Tneir chicks when called to lunch, such a flut Lxmnur eoplewere wasting time." Rev. and Mrs. Hale will audience consisted of two dozen moun- tering and chirping around their charm Thnfl3'n tain climbers, who acended tho moun- ing teacher as she seemed to float about W. N. Craig, M. D. J. W. Hocker. at Crab Orchard Springs last week: Miss leave at once for a tour of Europo. May Hughes, tain with them. esSallieand Matlie Klkln, the yard. It is not always proof of anIs Kentucky a Doubtful State? Dr. Joseph Ballou held a meeting at gelic nature that admiration is universal, Christine Bradley, Bottle Robinson ami The peculiar political conditions that Borea in Mercer county and preached but when children rush over each other Kugenla Bush, Meesrs. G. W. IVmer.W. exist in Kentucky havoled many people 25 times. Result 27 additions to the to receive a smile or caress, no hotter ev K. Shugars. Fred Frlsbie, W. L. Hern-doto believe that the Stato in a doubtful church. Tho pastor of Berea is Sam ZDIRUO-GKIISTS- , of affection is not misplaced. Give J. II. Kinnaird and 0. W. Shugars ono and that the republicans have a Jones, but not the notoriety seeking idence will Kd and Nps Prico sold 10 cnttlo to the women the schools. Children chance to carry it this fall. For this Sam. At his service at Mt. Vernon Sun- work to win a sweet woman teacher's McAlister k Foster, of Lincoln, at Ic and reason thero is great interest both at It. L. Flkin Hold 'JO head to same parties home and abroad, In accurate and reli- day, Dr. Ballou received three into the caress, youths to win a smile and word of pralso. An atmosphere of restraint, at same prico. Capt. T. A. Klkin bought able political news from all parts of the church by baptism, We handle a complete line of School Books, Stationery, Fine Toilet A number of ladies of the Christian refinement and emulation attends a woof Jim Riguey n horse for f 110- - James State. The Weekly Courier Journal is church were busily A N. Price 55 engaged yesterday man, naturally, which is foreign to the Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Painter's Supplies, Glass, DrugMcCarley bought of K. now covering this field perfectly and it in preparing Walton's Opera House for best constructed man. Woman sways by gists' Sundries, Sporting Goods, Surgical Supplies. We give a hogs at f 4 20; they also sold to same most is publishing the news without hies the spreading ol big dinners for the next love; man by fear or respect. party a cow and calf for $25. A close reader of the or prejudice. liberal discount for cash. You can save money by having your pre three days. They will be served free, Mrs. R. E. McRoberts and children Col. J. A. Phillips and wife, of Nash Weekly Courier Journal should be able Only the most reliable drugs used and le scriptions filled at our house. but in order that they may not be im- ville, Tenn.,are visiting Mrs. C. 0. are visiting in LaGrange. Misa Maude to foracast in advance what will be the posed upon, tickets will of Miss Floreuce be necessary to Prescriptions filled night and day. A big line and Miss Sarah Phillips, their accuracy guaranteed. Robinson is the guest outcome of the State olectiou noxt No- securo admission and they can be had of aisters, at Huatonville. Intimately asso- of Spectacles. X&'L. H. Bellebaum, Parmacist. Craig & Hocker. Jenkins, of Danville. Miss Alice Ar- vember. In addition to giving all the the committal). nold, of Richmond, is visiting her cous-In- political news ciated with him aa classmate at academy and all the news of every Mieeea Jennie and Lucy Arnold. and college, always a chum, many of OF A LOCAL NATURE. kind, tho Weekly Courier Journal is of Miss Sallie Green, of Crab Orchard, is your scribe's most yivid and delightful fering to its subscribers f 0,000 in cbsIi John II. Waddle, of Somerset, has a recollections of echool days bring promiwith her cousiu, Miss Mamie Henry. presents for guesses as to the exact vote pig with two heads and three eyes. nently to the fore, dear old Joe. My first Miss Ollie Marrs, of Danville, visited And and closest to the exact vote that will be Beginning yesterday, Gov. McCreary meeting with him waa as desk and Mrs. S. U. Anderson last week. W. P. received by tho democratic, republican will make eight speeches in Western McCorkle, wife and daughter, of Emi an utter stranger to teacher and ana populist candidates for governor of Kentucky. nence, wore guests of Elder Geo. Gowan Kentucky. The price of pupils, and the last matriculant, late in Wiley Black waa perhaps fatally inthe paper is Sunday. Mrs. Luclnda Greonlcaf is visclassify, a homesick only $1 a year. Sample copies contain- jured in a skirmish in Bell county. Two seesion, hard to iting her bod, Mr. John Greenleaf, of ing full details of stranger in a strange land. That I, an The the cash present plan others were wounded. tenderfoot, Richmond. Mr. Ojcar Brother, of innocent, unsophisticated will be sent frue to any address. Tho Advocate Baya that Dr. Marsh, Writo protection is the gucat of Miss Alico Fox to Courier Journal Company, Louisville, John Robards and John McRoberts kill fell under Joe's patronage and Young. Tho Misses Saunders, of Kan- Ky. has and will ever be held one of tho haped US doves tho other day. escaped sas City, aro guesta of Mr. C. A. Doty You are invifed to call and see them. Tom Shepherd was killed by W. 0. piest accidentB of life. That I Though Mra. Jchn Edmiston died ot and family. Mr. J. S. Armstrong, wife tho varied and vexatious experiences o' Hundley and E. H. Cress at High Knob and daughters, of Dallas, Texas, are vis- her home at Crab Orchard on the Oth, in a quarrel over a ball game. a novitiate will alwaya be accredited this gener iting Mr. and Mrs. F. J. White. Misa we wero not apprised of it until tho 10th, Seventy cords of wood is tho kind- anomaly's tender heartedness and Mary Adama and brother, Sidney, of aud we have a representative at that ling necessary ous discrimination in selection of vie to start one iron furnace Huatonville, aro guests of Miss Lizzie place. Deceased was tho wife of Squire of tilU8. the Watts people at Middlesboro. Thompson. Miss Pearl Holcomb has re- John Edmiston and alio had been bedJay Ream, of Ohell'a Ridge, a skillThe wifa of Mr. Thomas Staley, re turned to her homo in Louisville after ridden for a dozen years, growing worse aiding on Pitman creek, Pulaski county ed pomologist, is traversing the sur spending tho Bummer with Misa Flor- continually till ahe loat her mind and gave Dealer In- birth to three girl babies last week rounding country inspecting orchards ence Harris. Misa Harris accompanied hearing, Besides her husband, who was and selecting varieties of the difierent In a fight over the division of a tract adaptabilities to her home. Misa Nellie Dilllon is visiting a slave to her wants and ministered to of land in Boll county, Wiley Black, Jno. fruits, which show best her night and day, she leaves four chilStanford friends. our latitude in all the excellencies that go dren, W. J., John Shaw and W. J. Ed- Hilton and Leonard Caldwell were bad orchard, It is his to make a ly shot. miston and Mra. E. M. Kates. A bolt of lightning killed five perThe republicans of Madison are go intention to propagate only such varieties A TRII1UTK TO MY MOTIIKIl. sons outright at Spartansburg, N. 0. ing to have a barbecue in September And It is time that we grangers bad learned Thero is a baso ball nino at Sweet Thou art gone, dear mother, thou haBt get McKinley and Foraker to furnish the more to our interest in the selection and pationtly won Springs, Mo., who aro all eons of one A grave by thy daughter, our Bister bo chin music. nurchase of fruit trees. The itinerant dear, man. TZY. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hacker, of fruit-tre- e seller that has infested Ken Gen. S. B. Maxey died at Eureka Thy life work is ended, most nobly it Richmond, diol within a week of each tucky ever since the writer's recollection was dono, W. L. WITHERS, Salesman. Springs, Ark. He was a native of Todd Thy sweet spirit atill lingers with us other. They were parenta of Mrs. Dora has in a croat many instances been the county, Ky., and a veteran of tho MexHacker Carr, who used to visit here. so near. agent of unscrupulous enterprises, which ican and civil wars. in stock regardless tho old homestead with friends and days worked off anything Louibvillb Races.-Eight- een "Holmes Castle," Chicago, where bo In dears ones around thee, of merit and of varieties promised, to al many horrible crimes are alleged to have With all that could tempt any mortal of fine sport, beginning August 24. Re most universal disappointment in a fruit duced rateo on railroads. The Grand to Btay, committed, was gutted by flaraea been traveling agent of Thou endured with a calmness that said: Army encampment. What with the bearing orchard. The shortly after midnight Sunday. nursery should be given as frig"Come and see I am now selling Pianos and Organs at greatly reduced prices and races, tho Grand Army encampment, a remote The New York PreBs has published politeHow a Christian can leavo fcnd to and other big attractions, Louisville of- id a reception as is consistent with for its publicaon easy monthly payments, orjany other terms to suit the purchaser an editorial apologizing Heaven haste away." scrupulously avoided as the fers a superlative inducement to visitors ness and as tion reciting exploded charges against best. I give special attention to mail orders and carry as fine a line Wo shall miss thee, dear mother, life's this month and next. Tho greatest at- aneculator in garden and ilower seeds Attorney General Hendrlck. It saya it beauty is gone, who distributes catalogues. Never spend of goods as can be found any where in the land. wbb imposed upon, and that tho article But Heaven is richer for thy entrance traction up to September 11th is the Fall a dime with them. Get your seeds, I am selling SEWING MACHINES cheaper than. I have ever Races of the New Louisville Jockey there, Bhould not have been printed. Give me a call and be convinced. you are too negligent to save, of sold them before. which Enos Thomas and Misa Mary Eliza Tho gift that was God given, thy sweet Olub. The meeting begins Saturday Sy Store opposite St. Asaph Hotel. your merchant whoso interest is not to of love spirit August 21th, and continues for IS daya. daughCovington, tho pretty Has joined in the anthems of the loved All the crack horses of the West, num- swindle you, and never buy a fruit tree Mrs. Margaret Portman will be in charge of the store, but in taking Jeptha Covington, gave ter of Farmer ono above. excent nf some one you know or one this position does not give up her class in Music, but will continue the old folks tho Blip while attending a Oh, what in my heart do thoBo voices bering over S00, will be there, and some who bears a recommendation you know teaching as before. Address of the greatest races ever Been in Kenprotracted meeting at Union, Madison awaken reliable. . tucky will be witnessed. Thero will be e county, and eloped to Aberdon, 0. That bid me look up from life's toil A Georgian named V. Q.Rumph ia five or more races each day with liberal and unrest, Pittsburg and vicinity were Sunday by the worst Btorm in that To that home abovo where tho dear ones added money, insuring large fields and the largest peach grower in the State night visited are never forsaken, THK HERO OP exciting contests. Thousands of visitors and no doubt the moat extensive in the section in years. Tho towboat Lud Keo-feAnd happy in that beautiful land of the Grand Army United States. His orchard contains who expect to attend valued at $15,000, was sunk, and is a the blest sold a peach total loss. The boat's colored cook was And now if each day brings a darker to- encampment will go to Louisville a few one million tress. He has days ahead of the old veterans in order crop for as much as J04.000. lie has alexcursion barge Dacotah morrow, drowned. The R. H. Bronaugh, Pror, million Let the path seem bright which our to take in the races and avoid the crush so a plum orchard containing 15,000 and was also sunk. Twenty-altrod, that will begin on September 11th, All in a nursery he baa 20,000 plum seed-ingmother Crab Orchard, - - Kentucky. bushols of coal was in the barges along And now may hath in life's moments of the railroads have made special rates all raspberry field contains while his the bank, and it is feared that much of it for the racea and it ia expected that quite Borrow PIji for nit from tba btit types ol Register hopes this loBt. Several buildings were Learn to humble the spirit and lean up- a big delegation will leave here to attend 30.000 bushes. Mr. Rumph was Stock. Breeders secured from tn bet herds la several different States. Correspondence Solicited meeting. year to sell 170,000 worth of fruit. A Friend. on God. the Paris Classical Institute OPENS SEPTEMBER Educate Your Daughters. Which is Worse, LOOK AT THIS. 5ioc, I525C ol R-v- . HUGHES & TATE. & - n, CRAIG HOCKER, STANFORD, KEBTTITCKTr. Van-Arsda- B, clasa-mat- e, ANCHOR : STOVES, Anchor Steel Ranges, IN THE COUNTRV, FARRIS & HARDIN -- e, JD IL WKA MKN. STANFOBD, first-cla- ss Cultivators, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Buggies, Carriages Wagons, PIANOS and ORGANS. P. H. IDOL, Stanford Ky. BLUE-GKAS- r, S 1 Duroc Jersey Red Swine x a, lBbWpinfyvjpc?- -- U The Midway Clipger reports si les of - THE feeders, 1,200 lbs. average, to be dearticlo over the livered last of September at 3.G0, and 40 on bloodshed in Kentucky that ought to yearlings to bo taken November 1 at 3c. quicken the sense of every lover of his The business manager is under obliStanford, Ky - August 20, 1985 State to the terriblo condition of affairs gations to Messrs. John Bright and J. E. and make him resolve to try to create Bruce for liberal samples of the finest and uphold a sentiment against the corn and potatoes ho has seen for many a W. P. WALTON. of law and order. To whisky and O. B. Simonton haB been appointed day. the cowardly habit of carrying concealed A. F. Moberly bought of James W. attorney for United States district absoThe legbl hanging of a man in two weapons, coupled with the almost Sen- Bibb a house and three acrea of land punish- the Western district of Tennessee. Encouraged by the success which has attended our Spring and months alter the commission of the crime lute assurance of freedom from near Turnersvillo for f 400. Mr. Moberment, are attributable the murderous ator Harris did not favor Simonton. mighty well, till it is told that for Summer business, great preparations arc being made for the large Bounds The county judge of Woodford will ly sold him a pair of aged mulea disregard of huthe man wna a nesro. What Kentucky state of affairs and the stock of be petitioned by 700 voters to order an ?100. of the courts needs ia the hanging of white men like man life. It is tho rulo For 11 years the trotting championelection to decide that question. A telfine, Lane, who went about like a Hon peek- that when a pistol toter can pay the ship has been held by mares, except for the jail sentnnce is suspended till the egram says tho freb pikers will win.outmuring whom he might elay, and other ono day, when Jay Eye bee held it. lloh-ewho Emmet Divers, the noaro appealed to and the derers with money and influence to back governor can bo J. and most of the fnst pacers are killed Mrs. Cain near says no one has yet appealed to raged and then them. Yon may hang a negro every day Critic Mo , was taken from jail by a geldings. Gov. Brown in vain when convicted on Fulton, in the week and keep it up indefinitely such charge. If the judges and juries mob and hanged to a railroad bridge. A number of Lexington horsemen a Lexingit will not deter murderous white bat Bought and which have already commenced to arrive. Wc must German Knighta o Pythias have say they will neither attend the duty and the governor will do men from the commission of their bloody ceaeo their that he was elected solely won their suit to prevent tho taking ton fair nor permit their horses to bo make room for it. Wc have few a to think things left in Summer Goods wc deetta. hacause thor have been led to would shown because tho directors decided to to shield law breakers, a different order away of their charter because they will close out at half their value rather than carry them over. We will believe by faiiurea of justice that the English have no racing. of things would soon prevail and the not confine themselves to tho Richmond Register says that quote you a few of the is only for the colored race. The The baiter dark and bloody ground would clear it- ritual. negro, John Johnson, who was hung at Tho southern lines havo agreed to a Covington, Arnold & Bro., shipped to it. self of the stiema that attaches bushels of wheat bought at 00c. Dogs Mt. Sterling Friday for the murder of rate of one fare plus 10 per cent. 10 days' dea policeman June 15th last, richly day the Cravens brothers limit to tho Atlanta Exposition, witnone killed $50 worth of sheep belonging to Thb other served his fate, but until such condign sought Prof. Albert! at Lexington to cent a mile rates to be sold onco every Judge John D. Goodloe. Forty horses started in a long disand summary punishment is meted out make him retract something he had aald 10 days. been tance race at Warsaw, Poland, and 30 For this week. A few pieces of Lawn and Challie, just the thing for white aces but blacker derogatory of their sister. Tho profesto men with Henry Mitchell Smith has Mary dropped dead before reaching tho goal. than an Ethiopian's skin in heart, the sor who seems always to be n a atew of identified at Lexington by M-this hot weather, worth go now at 3 c to 4c. Lace Curtains murderer will still be the most noted some kind was warned of their coming Hudson as her assailant. An extia The other four will die and tho cruel community and and pulled a cocked shotgun down on guard has been placed around tho jail Bportsmen will be prosecuted. 3 yards long, this week, 48c per pair. Sixfoot window shades, patand respected man in a will remain a hiss them when they approached. After by order of the court William Robinson, of Danville, has ent spring roller, 15c. Ladies' vests that sold at 10c, 15c and 25c, Kentucky's reputation and a byword for crime and lawless- claiming that they did not come to fight Thn villace of Pikeville, Tenn. sold to Joe Thayer, the veteran turfman, go this week at 5 c, ioc, 15c. Men's Summer Undershirts 15c, 23c ness. and promising to see him again they burned, entailing a loss of 130,000. Frank his Abdallah Mambrino mare, May Day, and 3SC, worth double the money. left. No arrests were made because, the Mitchell and Lawrence Speers, two for $1,500. She baa a mark of 2:18, but Thb Louisville Post, after a careful sur- parties happened to be prominent, but worthless youths, have confessed to hav- it is claimed that she can show a mile n vey of the field, presents the facts and Judge Jewell took occasion to read the ing started the fire "just for fun." 2:15 or better. figures to Bhow that the Kentucky's 125,000 Futurity will bo Miss Martha At Springfield, Tenn., police the riot act from the bench for an men have a lead that no possible combi- unpardonable neglect of duty, which is Holden saturated her clothing with ker- trotted at Lexington, Tuesday, Oct. Stb, Brand new stuff that has just come, Serges, Henrietta and Tricot, all nation can overcome. On the joint bal- highly commended by all good citizens osene, applied a match and in e few sec the first day of the great Fall Trotting lot it says the State Senate will show The judge may not be a jewel of purest onds was burned to death, bhe nau been Meeting of tho Kv. T. H. B. Association. shades, 25c per yard. democratic votes 27, republicans 11. In ray serene, but he is right in the mam Hf snnndont over love affairs for several All railroads will soli excursion tickets the House democrats 70, republicans 30, and in this case very notably so. at one tare for the round trip. days previous. Of theBe Blackburn will got 8 votes in At Versailles last week, G. & O. P. prepared by A special report the Senate and 31 in the House with a Thk Twice-- a Week New York World groa earnings of Cecil's Chlorine beat Will Robinson's Some light weight suits for men that were bought at about shows that the their dead sure opposing vote of 19 in the has been changed to a Thricea-Wee- k 140 railroads for the first aix montbB of crack trotter, May Day, in straight heats, value'. Wc have marked them down to 52.50, $3, $5 and $S, not a Senate and 39 in the House. The paper publication, but remains at the same size 1895 weie 349,099,773, a gain of 3 0 per going the second beat in 2:13, which is stakes its reputation upon the correct- and price, SI a year. This is 150 papers cent, over the grosa earnings for the first the fastest milo ever trotted over that one but what is worth double the money. ness of its figures, and the silverites are a year of 48 columns each and in fresh- six months of 1S01. track in a race. forced to concede that they are in the ness and crispness ia equal almost to a Tho premium saddle mare Nannettr, Ausplund of Portland, Dr. Robert K. tebiok Journal daily, while containing the special fea- Ore., called upon Dr. H. R. Holmes to three years old, full sister to Chester main correct. The has been doing its. best to "help Jo" in tures of a weekly. You could not set ask a retraction of certain criticisms. Dare, owned by J. W. Garret, of WoodHT the way bis friends claim was the surest better and cheaper reading matter than Those who reached tho room after tho ford, died Friday. She was valued at but we can by subscribing for this paper and that, way to insure his election, explanations had been completed found $1,000 and was shown at the Lincoln A. URBANSKY & CO., Proprietors, now turn our attention to other matters. both for $2.75 a year, or about lc per one doctor dying and the other badly county Fair in 1894. T; D. RANEY, Manager. Josephus Orange Blossom is a dead cock copy. Last year there were 75 two year-olwpunded. 40 pacers with records of pit and we shall follow the ancient in the Samuel Lewis, a notorious white trotters and Rkv. F. Grideb, republican candidate maxim: De mortuis nil nisi bonum. Branch Stores. murderer, was hanged by a mob at Juno, 2:30 or better, while this year there are for the Legislature in Casey and Russell, paonly 10 trotters and 13 to follow the lead of his son, Bil- - Fla., early Friday morning. The jailer ought cers up to date. Aged horses are going Paris, Carlisle, Mt. Sterling, Bardstown, Lawrcnccburg, Cynthiana, CoNOBKesuAN HuNTBR, of the 3d Kenlie, who has withdrawn from the race for was killed before the murderer was capto the tucky, is a jay. He wrote tured. Tho body was hanged entirely faster at this season than they did last Virsailles, Eminence, Georgetown, Ky., and Mackport, Ind. is thinking he was a the same office in Todd. He not need nude, was riddled with bullets and left year, however. of Nebraska, ed in the Legislature, even if his conYancy Merritt bought last week of republican, for a contribution to help stituents would send him there, which hanging for hours. Lewis had murder- R. N. Martin about 10,000 buebela ot apCol. Bradley governor of Kentucky they have, we are sure, too much good ed nine men. elect S cts and thus break the solid South. The sense to do. Additional details of the storm of ples, delivered under the trees at weighed up governor was willing enough to have the July 25 off the South and West of Japan, per bushel. Nets Morris solid 8outh broken if the populists could Three 178 cattle which averaged 1,530 pounds make the loss of life over 3,000. NEWSY NOTES. load of care to aid the redo it, but he did not steamships were driven ashore and few and for which he paid 5c. A car Gen. J. D. Imbodem, the noted of the passengers or crew escaped. lambs and Bheep sold at 4. Winchesdoing so and wrote to that publicans in In effect, adding: "Your letter was doubt- Confederate caalryman, died at Abing- the province of SaUuma alone 1,000 fish- ter Democrat. At the Versailles fair W. M. Rue, ot The Celebrated- less addi eased to me because the news of don, Va. ermen are know to have perished. from September 21 baa been designated the partial redemption of Nebraska Senator Marshall, of Mississ Danville, got the blue tie in the sweepState republican misrule bad not yet reached as Blue and Gray day at the Atlanta Ex- ippi, and hia two companions, Coleman stake saddle ring with his defeating Highthe headquarters of the republican exe- position. and Fox, who brutally assassinated T. sUllion Thornton Star, An explosion of dynamite at Mehaf-fe- D. Dinkins a few days ago, pleaded guil- land Denmark, Monte Christo, Jr., and committee of Kentucky. Therecutive Pa., killed eight Italians and wound ty and were sentenced to imprisonment other good ones. C. O. Carpenter, of fore I return the communication, as you for saddle would doubtless not desire to have it ed many others. for life. The convicton occurred with- Hustonville, won the premium The best on earth. The best is always the cheapest. Try one. Four citizens, whose combined ages in a week of th killing. is one of the mares four years and over. The latter given publicity." Hunter gentleman has been very successful this freaks thrown up in last fall's volcanic were nearly 300 years, died in one day at sadFARM AND TRADE ITEMS. year. He also has a his breaks are additional Valparaiso, Ind. eruption and The doctors now belibve that Col. dle mnre that is as "fine as split silk." proof that a shoemaker had bettor stick Gentle pony for sale. Cornelius Cook. D. N. Prewitt sold a Tennessee man to his last or a doctor to his pill peddling. Rodenbaugb, shot at Versailles by WilJ. W. Knox sold Arene, 2:11 J for 215 sheep at $1.50 a head. Tip & Harry liam Lane, will recover. Frany Anthony, of Laporte, Ind., $0,000. Bruco bought 85 acres of timothy hay An opportunity to sec- Thk democratic campaign committee Winter Turf oats for sale at 75c a in the Btack from R G. Evans for $1,500. and com- stuck a knif6 in his son's arm when the bushel by F. Reid, Stanford, Ky. has transcended its authority They also bought a car load of old corn mitted an unpardonable political sin in latter asked him for 50c. Ed Carter Bold to A. E. Hundley two John Kirkland, of at 42c a bushel, 10,000 bushels of oats at assignments for Senator Blackmaking vearlinc cattlo at 3?c and a feeder at 4c. sisBartow, Fla , shot his 25c and 10,000 bushels of Northern white burn to speak in this campaign. He is Lynn & Wood bought in Wayne latt Robinson sold his ter to death because she cried. in open revolt to the party, declines to cattle at 3J to oats at 30. William week 140 1.000 to 1,200-lb- . mare May Day, re- Of this progressive age. Those who arc xp io date can appreciate The boiler in Gumry Hotel, Den- 4 c. great only subscribe to its platform and seeks For Sale. GO good ewes and a fresh cord 2:18, by Abdallah Mambrino, dam our patterns in Scrowl, Carpets, Wall Paper, Picture Frames. The hia own aggrandizement, regardless of ver, burst Sunday night, wrecking the milk cow. Don't all come at once. Jack by Messenger Chief, to Joe Thayer, of Scrowl is the latest style in pattern. Notice our Shakspeare Library democracy. His stock in trade building and destroying many lives. its hurt to The World's record for 100 yards Boslev. Lexington, for $1,500. Advocate. and Tea Tables, Folding Beds, Oak Suits for $13.75. Ucds, Chairs, of the democratic adminisis the abuse 111., by Tom Heavy rains in Kansas have inWardrobes, Couches, Beds, Lounges, Cots, Mattresses, and Springs, tration and of men the latchet of whose was broken at Fairsburg,9:3-seconds. Robinson who ran it in abilcreased the already enormous estimates Window Shades. Every piece shall be up to date, both in style and shoes he is unworthy to unloose, if At least 300 democratic speakers of the corn crop. ity and patriotism be counted. The comquality. When you have learned our prices job lots will not comThe Anderson News has a sun flowitself and to the party have placed their services at the disposal mittee owes it to pare. Come in and see for yourself. We arc ever ready and pleased Succeisorsto J. II. Hlggint, Dealers in inches around the circle that either to call off the Senator or see that of the democratic campaign committee. er 4 feet to show goods. A post mortem examination of Miss contains the seed. he makes his canvass within party lints, A four gallon young Jersey, dam bIx Any othor cousse will be nothing short Edna Brown, of Delphas, O., revealed garter snake nearly a foot long in her gallon cow, for sale by J. T. Bohon, a of an outrage. Kv. Kidd's Store, Ky. stomach. Undertakers and Furniture Dealers, Stanford, Ky. We will continue the coal butmeu at Mr Hie that the show Tub annual announcement A Brooklyn man caught a burglar in If you want to seo a gins' old tnd and will have on hand at all times peanut crop is short in Virginia and his house who proved to be his son of stock and good racing go to tho Lon- the very belt coal whicn we will deliver promptly. We will sell strictly for can snd will make It to North Carolina comes with a regularity whom he had driven from home several don fair this week. the interest of the people ot this sectioii to pay 37 equalled only by that of the shortness of years before. About two car loads of fencing and Cash. the peach crop in Deleware and MarySix ui6n were killed by inhaling car- lumber for building purpoaea for Bale land. As peanuts are always 5c a pint bolic acid gas and 10 others were affect cheap. Joe Wllliman. whether the crop is large or short, we ed by the deadly fumes in a cut near In the 2:45 pace at Indianapolis Frilong aincd ceased to worry over it, Mahafly, Pa. In School Supples at have day Annanias won the last heat in the -- : feeling assured that we will be able ocO. Tomkins, a Blackburn man, remarkable time of 2:13. A. casionally to gratify the taste for the nut was nominated for representative by the Tho Paris News says Moses Kahn Ky. are supposed to Owensboro democrats by 58 majority bought 144 cattle, weighing from 1,400 on which have been raised. to 1,000 pounds at 5 to 5J. over Yewell. 3 895. The Missouri, Kansas and Texas For Sale. Fine thoroughbred PoTub Middlesboro Free Press, J. R railroad has paid 120,000 for 1,000 re land China ehoats, ready to wean. HuPrimary, Preparatory and Collegiate Depart. ments, OwenB and W. D. Hurst editors, is the Scientific, Classical and Special Courses 01 and Jamie Carpenter. seats at the served bert Study. latest and smallest thing in journalism. fight at Dallas. Turfman Sam Brown, of Pittaburg hchoolsof Music, Art, French and Eloc.itlon. That is to say it is small in size, but Ilest teachers employed, each a specialist in her A Large Stock and each article the very best James Bradley, aged 102, and who it haB leased a farm near Lexington, and own Department. to be had at its quite loud. We though little, it seemB including TrouHoarding pupils under the direct supervision of claimed lived seven years in the hollow will send all hia horses, price. wish to discourage the young men teachers, do not of a tree to keep from paying taxes, died badour and Richmond, there. For further information, address but we would like to whisper in their near Selma, Ala. WILLIAM SHKLTON. President. W. A. Tribble's Kate Malloy got 34 needs another ears that the Cholera in Japan is killing off the third money in the stake for mares and paper about as bad as a bicycle needs soldiers by the score, and the military geldings at Versailles Friday. three wheels. Fidol, 2:01, ia one of the best pacers barracks have been converted into imout this season. He won two heats in published, a list mense hospitals. Thb Courier-Journ- al Crab Orchard, Ky. of Wayneaboro, Pa., 2:05 at Indianapolis Friday. Frank Allen, yesterday that shows that oince July 1, It costs only two cents to transport 48 murders have been committed in during a fit of temporary insanity jump FALL STOCK, Select, Private, High Grade, ThorBuch carnage ed into a tire and burned his feet to a a bushel of "wheat from Duluth to Buffa TTanfnnfev. Was there ever lo and four cents to carry it from Buffalo country? Something must crisp. He will die. ough, Practical, Progressive. in a civilized At Eureka. Kansas. James Amick to New York. be done by the courts or the people will was shot to death by his wife who bad A movement ia on foot to organize a Will enter upon the second year's rise up ia the!' might and right the fearjust received a fearful beating at the thorouahbrod racing association at Ver work Sept. 2, and will close ful wrongs that are daily committed. meet bands of her huaband. May 30, 1896. sailles and it is likely a All Colors- Soft and Stiffs. The county judges and mayors who ing will bo hold this Fall. is the name of a negro Lovs Divine For terms of admission apply to pf Fayette, has sold S. L. Van Meter, under arrest at Lexington for stealing a met in Louisville decided to ask for a re- catcases and to for immediate delivery 136 1,500-l-n load of tools. Old Hilly Shakes bearing of the bank-ta- x Dr. J no, S. Stapp, Pres. when be eimploy additional counael to represent tle, at $4.00. A number of lota of hoga peare wasn't far wrong after all, Crab Orchard, Ky. 45 the county and municipal interests, sold in that county at 4 to 4 j. said there's nothing in a name. EMI-VfeK- LY iNTERlORjOUKNfil The Louisville Critic of Sunday had an signature of D. E O'S. in de-fie- rs John A. Scroggln, the oldest printer the South, died at Versailles on the 14th inst. Ho had manipulated tho types for more than 70 yeare. Three women, Mrs. Gallic Hirrell and her daughters, were burned to death with their house at Arlington, Tenn. It is thought they were drugged. 42 Louisville Store. 1 rt Fall and Winter Line of Hoods ! 20.-0- 00 BARGAINS ! 7c, s. anti-Blackbu- rn All Wool Dress Coods ! Brad-stree- t's CLOTHIJSEGI THE LOUISVILLE STORE. STAITTORD, d two-year-o- ld gov-ern- TOD NEED ORE. -- four-year-o- ld y, Vulean Chilled Plows, -- tbree-year-ol- d W. H. WEAKEN & CO. Seven-year-o- ld two-year-- old AN . ART . DISPLAY four-year-o- ld - 5 R. R. Noel & Son, Stanford, All Kinds of Coal, WITHERS & HOOKER I first-cla- ss STANFORD College, Female Every Thing You Want! Stanford, FallScssion Opens Sept. PENNY'S Corbett-Fitzsimmo- ns DRUG STORE. ic COLLEGE HOME. Latest : Style : Shapes, -- four-day- 's b H. ; J. : M'ROBERTS. .JrMl-WEEKL- Y INTERIORJdUIML 1895 Shirt eler. waist eete. Denutlea nt Danks. 9 m Silvbr novelties at Danks, the jew- - Stanford. Ky., - August 20, All Ac, for kinds of lend such as corn, oats, Bale. J. H. Baughman & Go," E. C. Walton, Business Manager Lost. Scarf pin set with three stones. Leave nt this olllcoand receive reward," Deckki.mann is uneurpaasud as a reIf prices have any elTect W. II. Shanks The pairer of watches and jewelry. The is the place to give your orders for cloth- work Is done well and promptly. stock of wHtchi's, novelties and jflwelry iriK. ho will take pleasure in showing you is It is exceedingly hot again, but the complete, well Bolected and at very low signal service sas it will he cooler to prices. At Penny'M Drnir Storo. day. PERSONAL POIHTS. See our beautiful silk shade, genuine Deak Friend Harris: Misses Savannah and Florence Beck Kioto banquet lamps. Danks, the jeware visiting in Somerset. eler. I am delighted Miss Klla May Faiibib, of Lexington, You can get a tailor made suit at W. with the Metropolis; it is a wonis visiting Mrs. B. F. Rout. u. auanKB in --V hours. A lit guaranderful commercial center, and this Mms. Sallik Millxb, of Kansas City, teed. MifB Gertrude Vanderbilt received is with Mrs. M 0. Sautley. The elocutionary contest for young lahotel is a beauty and very spaLost. Silver chain bracelet with "S dies drew a full house and Managers S f 25,000 worth of bouquetB at her coming-ou- t MisbJkan Buchanan, of Grab Orchcious; judging from the throng W. L." ongraved. Leave at this olllce W. Menefee and E. H. Beazley realized ard, is visiting Miss Essie Burch. party. which continually crowd the lobby nice of Frankfort, and be rewarded. handsomely after paying for the Mbs. T. M. Goodkniciht, The princess of Wales has tired of big of Dickens' WorkB, Bleevesand has discarded them without Mrs. A. D. Hoot. 15 one would suppose that it could Is with her olster, Mrs. Pattie Hays will teach a class of watch and volumes Mr. William 8. Ston, of Liberty, small children at her home, commencing which they gave as first and second any appreciablo effect on tho prevailing accommodate all the people of visited Mr. Mr. P. Tato and wife last prizeB. The contestants were Miss Al fashion, however. Danville. the tiret Monday in September. week. berta Anderson, of Lancaster, whom Evervthing indicates a lively time mo Say, old boy, it pays a fellow subLoutsyille, Is Mr. W. K. Veatcii, of Joe Jones, for shooting his pistol, in many thought deserved first place, at the Ohio democratic State convention with Mr. W. II. Rowland, was lined $20 by Judge Bar ject, ,,The Murderer;" Miss Ethyl Beaz- which meets at Springfield big to come here instead of buying spending a few days Both Bradv. ley, of Stanford, who wajB a dpcided fav the money factions claim to have securnett. He is laying it out in jail. goods at home. Not only do we Mrs. A. E. Giiiiions, ot Danvillo, is orite, subject, "The Rescue of Lucknow;" ed an advantage in tho county convenget much lower prices, but you See Withers & Hockor's new line of Miss Nellie Ware McGoodwin, of Danvisiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis tions. have the best and the finest to wall papers, carpets, mattiugs, oil cloths, ville, who recited selections from Lady of 1 Hoesell. A distiller puts up this pitiful Lewis came rugs, Shakespeare and library tables, Lvona very cantivatinKlv; Miss Nellie plaint: "Thero are 85,000,000 gnllons of make your selections from. Mrs. Emily Jones nud down from I'inovlllo yesterday to visit Ac. Griilln.of Lancaster, whom the judges Kentucky whisky in the warehouses. We are scouring the market "The The chief consumers of whisky are work friends. Mr. M. F. Elk iv has secured '11 mem- awarded the gold watch, subject, and we feel sure that our stock Mrs. W. B. Moss and Miss Eudoxia bers and a Maccabee lodgu will be or- Uncle:" Miss Lucille Menefee, of Stan ing men, and as they have been out of when complete will 'be the finest, Moss took the train hew Friday for ford, who got the second prize, when work for nearly two years all over the ganized at Milledgeville bad country, tho demand has fallen best selected, and lower in price many thought she ought to have of, and night. Mr. Lktcubr Owslky, of Lancaster, t the fi'- -, subject, "Tho Death Bridge of we find ourselves with a greater amount than any that was ever shown in To those who owe us we now Bay this tho "Uv" and Miss Elizabeth Fleece Bos of whisky on hand than ever before, and was the guest of Mr. Thomas M. Offsley our thriving little city, and if we is our last call. We must havo the mon- ley, f Danville, who won goldon opin- absolutely no domand for it at remunerA day or tvo. don't largely increase our business Mr. Sam C. Lackky, of Harrodsburg, ey and will expect you to heed this no- ions in ''Selections from Kenilworth.' ative prices." there will be something wrong camo up Sunday to spend a few days tice. Hughes fcTate. The judges, who were Col. T. P. Hill, with relatives. Elder George Gowan and W. J. Price, with the intelligence and lrugality NEW ADVEBTISK1CENT8. Tub Christian church people have put Thk Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jr., took nearly an hour to decide the that has heretofore characterized houso in nice order for the visitors James Milburu has been dangerously ill their difficult questions and at last had to anand have replaced the old fence around Danville buyers. verdict. We did for several days. nounce a Harrodsburg, it with a new one. Every thing here indicates the Mks. F3A.k 1'oTxrr, of not get this from Mr. Gowan, however, For a term of years The Humber Farm near delegate to the convention, is the guest James Frye is ollertng some groat bar- who in a happy little speech of presen- CrabOichard, Ky. , containing return of good times, and am govof Mrs. E. 0. Walton. gains in dry goods that he extracted from tation said be would never be caught in ABOUT ACRES OF LAND erned by our purchases according- Mu. Thomas E. Arnold, of Richmond, the great bpecker Bros' failure. Don't another such trap and if anybody asked Two Hundred and Filly Acres, more or leu, in y. stopped oyer here Saturday night on his buy until you see them. him anything about it he would be forc- cultivation, Good Improvement!, good water, S and M E FISH, was variety of fruiti, &c. J Give my regards to Cap, and all way to LlnnietU Springs. ed to imitate old Brownlow, who Crab Orchard, Ky. There was a biting and scratching known as the "Fighting Parson." We 48 Mr. Job Skvbbanc, Sb., is back from inquiring friends, and sell the bala visit to Dripping Sprinits, which he scrape at Rowland the other day between cannotssy that the decision for first ance of our spring goods, even if two of its leading citizens, but as they place was a popular one, but if everyBlue-Gras- s found a pleasant place to stay. you suffer some loss, as we must are both ashamed of it, we will not fur- body could have seen tho young lady's Tuk Lexington Leader says Dr. and ther mortify them by putting their happy papa afterwards, no murmur 01 have every inch of room for our fall Mn. Lee F. Huffman are enjoying the names in print. dollghts of O'.d Point Comfort, disannroval could possibly have arisen. and winter stock. I will tell privately my Farm of MiesEaCiiuisTiNK Bradlky nd Lucy How's This, Boys V A suit made to Tho young lady deserved tne compli Expect to be home about the which she so 250 Acres of Good and Well ImWilliams, of Lancaster, passed through order in 'JO hours This lean do for ments she received and latter part of next week, and hope young proved Land, Saturday to London to visit friends. you and if the suit does not fit you don't modestly acknowledged. All the this finds you as well as it leaves Mrs. WillSkvranck and Miss Anne have it to take. I guarantee a fit and if ladles did well and the entire perform Well watered, good bouie and other and the Farm it in high itate of cultivaShanks, who have been visiting In Shel- it is not tailor made I will give it to you. ance would have been a credit to older tion, together with Stock, aCrop and Farming Im us. I am The plements, if desired by the purchaser, and will home. by for some time, havo returned and more experienced participants. Give me your trade. W. H. Shanks. Yours Very Truly, offer aptcial inducement! to effect a tale by the Misses Lum and Mary Loaan entermusic by Deckelmann's Orchestra was a 12th 01 September, 1S95. Said Farm is illuated ol on the Danville and Huitonville turnpike road, J. L. FROHMAN. tained a few of their friends Saturday Mr. J. M. Martin, of the May wood very pleasant feature aud a number about two miles from Huitonville. The farm, to evoning in their usual bandiomo man- Bection, celebrated his 7Gth birthday Fri his selections were liberally appUuded. be appreciated, ihould be seen. Persons wishing address Chair to purchase should call on or li.li KINO, ner. day by setting a splendid dinner, to We must not neglect to mention 48 Moreland, Ky sister, Miss neat little Mr. 1L M. Newland and which some 10 of bis relatives and man J. Richard Bush, whose went over to Carlisle friends were invited. Mr. D. W. Vande-veer- , introductory address and general bearing Susie Kewland, CEXTTHA-- L and a decidyesterday to attend the marriage of a who was present, tells us that it Bhowed both self possession relative. ed aptitude for platform performances. was a sumptuous dinner and that it was -!Miss Hachel Allison, who has been one of the happiest occasions of his later "Six beautiful roses around one shabby COLLEGE, with her sister, Mrs. Stephen Burch a years. Bush" as he expressed it wsb good and month or two, returned to Lexington the audienco appreciated the pun. Hustonvillo, Ky. The fiscal court met Friday and adopt Saturday. A Home School for the higher education ol party given by Mies Stella Ballou young ladies, combining the comlorts and refining Thk Messrs. M. D. Hardin, of Monticello, ed the plan of working public roads by in honor influences ol a Christian Home with thorough inand Samuel 0. Hardin, of Louisville, (a allotting the hands iu the precincts to and Dexter and Victor Ballou struction the elements that the Forge, education in all cultured Christian enter into The From the Specker Bros. & Co., Cincinnati Failure Consisting of ol a woman. of Mr. Mark Hardin, aie do the work. The bunds are to bo paid of Miss Daisy Harris, of Clifton ther and brother long to be re- next annual sessiou of this old, well known and for two days' work at 02 J cents a day,but Va., proved an occasion popular institution hie gueslri. Prop. F. J. Dckky returned from Kan- may bo compelled to work more for membered by the younger set, who were enjoyed each fleet- Will Open Monday, Sept, 2, 1895, sas yesterday, where he spent his vaca- which they will receive no remuneration. out in full force and ing moment to tho fullest extent. The With a full ctrps of instructors In all departments. tion. The academy will open about the Two horse wagons are to be paid $1.75 as was Literary and Scientific, Muic, Art, Normal and wagonu fl.2o and houso was beautifully illuminated Commercial. Heard, tuition and music for term of per day; 1st of September were tastitwi n y Weeks $3j For Catalogue address the pretty lawn, where seats Mxssits. II. C. Thompson and 0. M. plow $1.75. II. J PI.VKERTON, PrrMilcnt, 4; ly arranged bo that a young man's other Hustonvllle, Ky. Randall, of London, wore among those Flannels, Ginghams, Sheetings, Towels, Table Linens, Crashes. Sanctii'Icatios continues to get in its sweetheart could not hear what he was from a distance who attended the elocuperfect work in one direction, at least. saying to the llttlo charmer who happenThe goods are lower than you will buy them later and 'tis tionary contest. takon to the itsy ed to be with him at the time. There Editor John L. Bohlky and wife, of Another woman was had lost her reason were fully 40 couples present, but Misses guests of his parents, him yesterday wno Winchester, are J F BARKER, Proprietor, of religious excitement produc- Stolla, Flora, Angle and Ellon Ballou, asMr. and Mrs. J. S. Bosley, and took in because ed by some tramp evangelist, who hold sisted by Misses Ensio Burch and Edna - contest Friday night. daugh- a sanctitlcation meeting at Epheaus. The Courts, entertained them with an ease Mrs.GeohoeHohards and little Rates TWO DOLLAHS Per Dav. To buy now. woman i Mrs. Ann Eliza Gastineau and and grace that made everybody feel at ter, Lula, who havo been guests of Dr. J. was after trial yesterday sent to Lex home. Miss Harris, tho pretty little she G. Carpenter's, returned to their home Large Remodeled and refurnished throughout, ington. She is -- I and her huBband is Virginian, was beautifully attired in white and Commodious Sample Rooms Hauodsburg Saturday. at otl'ice connected by Electric Bells. Halls living. organdie and won compliments on all sides Prompt and polite service to guests. Misses Jennie Buhnbidb, Lillian, Kato and 47 chapher beauty and vivacity. At 11 o'clock The L. & N. R. R was fined $100 at on and Grace Kinnaird, of Garrard, consisted of ices, eroned by Mrs. Joseph Burnsldo took Lebanon for violating the long and short refreshments which Saturday for Barbourville haul clause, the lowest limit. An indict fruits, cake, &c, were served on prettily the train hore . . ..OF and were greatlj enjoyed. to attend a "honso party" at Dr. Al ment charging unjust discrimination dressed tables Silver Jfovellzes. Afterwardstand until 1 o'clock the mo A VALUABLE SLUE '"'"CMS. was dismissed on motion of defendant's Burnside's. 7AE ments sped merrily by and then came The Richmond Register publlahos an attorneys and that carried a number gen-ulI will on the premises on exceedingly creditable piece of poetry of others with it. The L. & N willappeal the leaye taking, which was with expressions of gratitude regret and local editor, Mr. R. the first named case and is almost certain from the pon of its 18, '95, contribution to their enjoyLee Davis, and read by him before tho that the verdict will be reversed. It Ib for such a Among those present were: Offer at public sale the valuable tract of land in Spectacles, Institute. Tho to bo hoped so at any rate for tho good ment. Garrard County, Ky., on the tnrnptke road lead- Misses Sue Woods, Emma Owsley, Alice iDirlrom uanvuie to Lexington, known the is filled with tho divine aillatus. of tho coal miners. Imitation Cut Glass, Camp Dick Robinson Farm." The Baughman, Mary Dunn, Martha Paxton Mrs. Julia Ciuia Dunn, the splendid Engleman, Ethyl A uooodeal of drinking among the kid Rout, Annie Bronaugh Farm Contains about 335 Acres, vocalist and teacher of the divino art, Ip Isabel Walker, siBtor, Mrs. J. E. Bruce, after boys of town has led the county judge Beazley, Dorothy Teed, with her best and And Thompson, Pattie land in one of the veryKentucky. nchest tracts of the State of It is taking another course at the Collego nf and attorney to institute inquiry aa to Adele Sautley, Mattie Amie Smitb, Kate hemp, tabacco and grass land and is in a hign Fancy China. Music. Cincinnati. She tiaa engageu 10 where they obtain their supply of whiB Alcorn, Alba Pope, state of cultivation. Bright, Bess teach next session at a leading College ky. Several boys have been brought be- Alnnrn. Annie Evans It Is Well Fenced, fore them, but they pretend not to know Woods, Sue Will Hale, Isabella Bailey, Va. in Fredericksburg. who tho man is that supplies them, ex- Mary Cooper Feland, Edna Courts, Mat-ti- e With the very best post and railing, nearly new and in good repair. The dwelling house contains cept that some say he calls himself "BiHopper, Florence Myers, Lillie Pey- ttn or twelvMpoms. It has recently been remodCITY AND VICINITY. AND ble Back." It is to bo hoped that the ton, Adele Feland, Roberta Bright, Vic- eled and is irpvery respect a comforable. modern w5BBk! YtT dinner cups. Danks, tho jow- - court will go to the bottom of tho thing toria Bishop, Mollie Wright, Mary Bruce, dwelling house, In a fine state ot preservation, Arrsn eler. and not only find out who is corrupting MvrtU iliiohes. Gertie Dawson, Eva IN SPLENDID REPAIR.VERY ATTRACTIVE Emi-iuwheat drills. Furrla & Har- - the youths, but send some of the latter Lammers, Mary Bright, Bettie RochesNo more comfortable or more desirable home, din. agricultural purposes, can be up lor perjury. ter, Katherine Beazloy, Margaret Bright, either for stock orKentucky. found in Central & C- wator on ico Ht Craig and Essie Burch; Meesrf, Cora Jones Blub Lick Snake Bitten. Alfred Bastin, who Georgo A. McRoberts, R. L. Pickett, W. It is Conveniently Located on Fine fsssssslt 5Hj Hocker'a. Uvea near Highland, was bitten on the DEALER IN- S. Embry, Harry Baughman, Jesae M. Turnpikes and is well Watered Will BolUasollno stoveB at coat. W. leg by a copperhead snake a few ago. Alverson, Rowan Saufiey, Robert Bruce, that seem to be From Tho limb began to swell and his family John G. Lynn, R. O. Hocker, James lutely never failing Springs t.oughj attached: abso II. Wearen & Co. i Inexhaustible, with will of stock in driest seasons, 'there alarmed that they could not wait grew so Shanks, Barnes water aoo head mtssxsIQv-at- sr lino of cook stoves, steel Ranges, the arrival of a physician, but tried the Menefoe, W.- Carroll are several good outhouses, a large, new tobacco Bio Sam Joe Burch, W. S. Hocker, barn that will hold so acres of tobacco, and three Hurdin'B. Wearen, &c at Farrls & remedy of cutting a chick- Thomas U. Shanks, J. Richard Bush, S. tenement houses. only on good turnpikes, but of The land Is not very en open and placing it on the bito. They & to the Q. A James Wk havo now tablets, cheap, and J. Embry, Jr., Joe H. McAlister, Charley easy access to uanvuie, C, L. N. and L. S. rail. ways, ana L.ancasicr, uryantsvilie had applied a half dozen or more and Engleman, Jamea Sautley, Harrodsburg and Lexington, quality. W. B. McRoberta. beat Full possession of the property will be given bad also given him almost a quart of Green, Willie Hopper, George Farrls. N. g 1S9S, will the usual privilege of crackers, candies whisky, when Dr. Cook arrived and H. McKinney, E. 0. Gaines, A. A. Mc- January i, grain during the Fall. FnKBU stock cakes, minin small Kinney, Jr., John M. Hale, Ashby M. The land will be offered in parcels and thn as Higglns & McKinney. istered to him. He was about well when and fruits. n H VanArsdale. Logan M. a whale, and the best bid accented. Other terms i i The highest grade of goods at lowest prices, last heard from, but it will take him Hughes! Uriah Bright, Bledsoe Bailey, reasonable and made known on day of sale. RICHARD lifiMlKY, Ubb "Guano" on your wuen. uu 6. -Trustee. cent, W. II. Wearen & Bome time to replenish his chicken coop John Baughman, Mack Lawson andT. J. 86T AGENT FOB THE COLUMBIA STEEL WIND-MILU psy 100 per 46 T. D. English, Auct'oneee. Hill. supply of snake medicine. J and and-Messrn. --j to-da- y. Hoi. After the contest at Walton's Opera House, which lasted till nearly midnight, Friday, the chairs were re moved and thn boys danced all night and went homo with the girls in Ihe morning. The music made by Deckelmann's Orchestra was as good as anybody ever shook a foot by and joy reigned supreme. The youne ladies present were Misses Lillie Lyons, Lexington, Jennie Burn-sid- e and Alice Young, Lancaster, Katie Amie Smith, Lee Yeager, Danville, Richmond, Mrs. Lizzie McAllster, Mrs. W. P. Walton, Mrs. Dr. W. B. Penny; Misses Annie, Lizzie and Lucile Adele Feland, hora Moreland, Sue Helm, Rout, Mary Bruce Tribble, Anderson, Burton, Fleece and Jako Robinson, Homer and John Baugh-maPickett, Shanks, Saufley, Moore, Green, Hale, Rout, Bruce, Bright, etc. Men-efee, Hor. Capt. Richards asks us to invite everybody to a grand hop at Linnietta Springs Friday night next. A numdkr of bad littio boys whom 3 NEWSFROMNEWYORK A Danville their parents ought to switch till they can t sit down are in trouble because they caught another little boy out the other night and after stripping him sent him home In that condition. Warrants are out for them and they may get worse than a switching. m m Merchant ! Says Goods Will be Cheap this Fall, and Orders a Cut on His Stock. Broadway and Eleventh Sts., New York, Aug. 10, '95. J motion yesterday morning and ground out tne following sentences: Cap Hansford for carrying concealed weapons 10 days and $25; same for shooting In the street $10; and Ferrill Gunn, O. H. Anderson, James Best, Lizzie Crow and Rena Harlan were fined $5 each for misbehaving on the streets. Judge Carson's police court was in St. Denis Hotel, m two-thir- .Farm For Kent. 400 It Fine Farm FOB B. 1 improve-men- G1S1N -- A House Full OF GOODS Cottons, Calicoes. Canton Flannels. one-hors- two-lior- so BARKER HOUSE, Somerset, Kentucky. Money In Your Pocket! SEVERANCE & SON. -- PUBLIC SALE no D AN!Kba Wednesday, Sept. 13 Til Farm ssssssBl first-cli- ss JTIEW13ILJE11 Yard Fence. k m A. fisssssH rssssKiV SINE, Stanford, Ky., -- - I I seed-ta- w.t, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS Metal Roofing, Rough, and Dressed Lumber Xth, Shingles, Eto, f L. I $ Co. - r 9tim 'ft - ' j ?v. v'r daSyrVjflayrSjjsflayayrfSjy.y - - V? Semi-Weekly Interior Journa AMERICAN tiro FACTORY FIGURES. 175 pcr-Bons engaged Published Kvery Tuesday and Friday their annual output in manufacturing', being $249,032. AT West VmoixiA has 21,009 hands In a PER YMARIN ADVANOK her manufacturing establishments and jfWWhen not opaid S3. CO will be charged turns out $33,702,125 worth of product. Tub proportion between capital and K. C. LOCAL TIME CARD. product has steadily diminished sinco Train leavo Stanford .17:15 a. m' nd 3 p. m. 1S50 from 80 per cent, down to 71 per arriving at 4:30 p. m. In the Indian territory only A colored lawyer Iibb filed suit at BioomlnRton, III., to recover the price of 12 slaves sold in 1S5S by a Tennefee Blave owner to persons at Genevieve, 111. Julius Kimbrell, of Bereft, decided that tho L. & N. track was n kooiI place to take a nap. When ho awoke he was in another world, let us hope in a better one than this. one-far- B- - Tho Bij? Four Route will Rive o for tho round to Bos a rate of The woolen factories of this country L. &'.N. LOCAL TIME CARD. good to return Sept. 10, nro mostly located in Now York, New ton August Pennsylvania and New oq account Knight Tomplar'u Conclave. No. .. n 7pm England, Train going North. .... ' No, to. 3151m Jersey. For full particulars calljon agent of Big ' South No. 13, ta 04 p ra Montana has only 2,000 persons em- Four or address . 0.',McCormack, pass, . tijpiu " . " No. 3, ployed in factories, these establish1 QUEEN & CRESCENT. ments turning out a product valued at trailic agent, aud D. B. Martin, G. A., Cincinnati. $5,507,573. Train paia Junction City as lollowi: No, t South 11.43 a m No a North ...3.3; P m Muliiall says that the manufactures Lexington Colored Fair, Sept. 1th to " 3 " " 11.15 am " 4 ...1.35 pm of the United States exceed thoso of " 5 " 11.35 am " 6 ...3.15 a m 8 40 p m ' 10 ...o.oo a ra Great Britain in tho ' 9 proportion of 7th. Tho Queen & Crescent Route will Note. No. 5 and 6 and 9 and to run no fur- - seven to four. make half rates from all Kentucky points ther than Junction Ciy( nor on Sunday. In tho manufactories of Alabama on this occasion. Don'l fail to attend. there aro employed 33.S21 hands who Biggest colored fair in tho United States. I turn out annually $51,220,003 worth of Splendid attractions. Ask Q & O. product. agents for particulars. In 1SS0 the gross product of tho woolen mills was valued nt $207,000,000; Two Llvoa Saved ten years later it had increased to City, III., was of Mrs. Phoebe and 9:93 p. m. cent. 25-3- 1, t, means so much more than ' you imagine serious and 'fatal diseases result from trilling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's In Poor Health THE BASTIN HOUSE, DR. Crab Orchard, Ky. Meet all Traint.ntght and dty, Patrons taken to any part of town Free of Charge. Good Livery Attached, Fare cf Hotel Ji.oo per dty. A. II. IIASTIN, Prop. ii-6- m W. B. PENmr, Dentist, : Stanford, : Ky. the Pct-Otfict Nashville, Tenn., College forToung Ladies, Office on Main Street, Opposite RoGco. cipal. W. F. Prico, D. D., Pres., Mrs. S. 0. Truoheart, Formerly of Stanford, Ky., Lady Prinroom for too boarders. Faculty ,h en 01 H I Tl KS J """ ,,k" " irauen,d" leather S'1 lor lorcauiorin court days at Stanford or at my home In Otten nelm. Chas. Ennslio, Tanner itiiuu. S, "7 f Attjr at Law. Uurth, K. M. Newland, Deputy Sherltl, Burobi & ITewland, Conoral Collectors, Stanford, Lincoln Co., Kentucky We offer our tcrvlci to the public to do a gen era! Collecting Dullness. Accounts, notes, etc collected in all parts ot the county. 11 om greatest gift health. Brown's Iron tt.tT.arc t .LFlllAslwJ f f Dyspepsia, 833S,-000,00- 0. The state of Iowa is so far from being wholly agricultural that it has 4 persons engaged in its factories, whoso annual output is 8125,040,163. VutoiNtA is becoming important as a manufacturing state, having 59,591 manufacturing hands, who mako a product valued at $S3,303,624. 60,-17- told by her doctors the had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bonus ot Dr. King New Discovery completely cutod her and shesay.it saved her life. Mr. Thot. Kggers, 139 KlnrliU St.. San Francisco, fullered Irom a dread ful rnM annrn.rhlnff nnsumntiotl. tiled without result everv thinr else then bought one bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery and in two weeki wat cured. Fie It naturally thankful. It is tuch results of which theso are samples, that proe the wonderful efficacy of this medicino In coughs and coldt. Free trial bottlet at G. I.. Penny, Exor'a Drugstore. Regular aiie 50c and ft. Tboma, Junction hausted, netvoui, hac no appetite ami can't work, begin at once taking the most tellable strengthening medlclne.whlchis Brown's Iron Hit ters. A few bottles cure benefit comes from the ery first dose it I wm't ttain out of sorts, weak nml generally ex- Ifyouarefeellnfc of 40 Officers, Teachers and Lecturers. Patronage from entire South. Privilege in Vanderbilt University. Mulc Conservatory. Art.Studio. Gymnasium. Fiuo Passenger Elevator. Term begin Sept, a, 1893. Bend for Catalogue. si-j- Three llulldingt; W. S. Stanford, Office on BTJE.CEC, Attorney at Law, - jDh.orn Tour Cattlo. I will go to any place utter there are six or more cattle to t.ehorn. I do the work with the Lightnlrg Dehorutr Can dehorn any cow Id three seconds. 1 he knife makes a clean, smooth cut, dots not crush nor bivak the horn, as tht clipper dos. Ills the only humane way tod, horn Does not punish (he animal like th. saw, and the wound gel well at quick again a that mauc 5 .ue saw tor furtner icurinatlon, call O. A. PKVTON, Stanford, Ky. 0,. the Sec Ughtn'ng Pruning Hook. 101, Kentucky. I' feasant ttttk, and tu take. fer it's House. l.sncaiter Street, oppoiite the Court Collection receive especial attention. 8S SPRING AND SUMMKK. It Cures Kidney and Liver Troubles, ' Something to Beautify '.the Ladies. POWDER Absolutely Puro.l ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., had almost kicked him to death. A noEit lately on exhibition in Lyons, 100 "Wall Street, New York. fc John B. A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening A novel way of committing suicido strength. Latest United States was attempted by a cray negro in Ky. No clutched a mule's tail, Government Food Report. and clung fast to it until the animal Cory-do- OUT OF THE ORDINARY. Electric Bitters. Thit remedy is becoming to well known and so Tite Connecticut river was named by nonulnr at In need no special mention. All who song have the Dutch Versche river, "fresh river." praise.used Electric Hitter sing the same and It of Is A purer medicine does not exist QtnCKSiLVEii, poured in n glass, will guaranteed to do all that it claimed. Electric ill cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidliitters not fill it to tho brim, as it forms a con- neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Ithcuin and vex surface, and is higher in tho cen- other affections caused by impure blood; will drive malaria from the system and prevent as ter than at the brim. well as cure all malarial fever. For cure oi Headn, Neuralgia, Constipation, Bad Blood f Malaria, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. .. Get only tl genuine It hat crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others ate sub- - 4 siiuies. un receipt 01 two c. stamps we will send set of Ten Beautiful World's hair Views and book free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. Dally openimng. New Hats, flowers and laeeal We ght the astnrance to the trade that they wil. I am now ready to deliver tee irom the Stanford W ater, Light and Ice Company' find in our establishment the same ciclutivcness Factory In style of patterns, hats and bonnets and all the leading novelties In Millinery for which we aie 40 Cents Per Hundred Pounds known throughout the country. trimmer for thesea-soI hse secured a And oer a pound for 10 pound and up Thanking you lor past favurs, we respect-fullto 100. solicit your patronage heretofore to literally Hills du) ut of each mamh M. D. DUDDKKAK- bestowed. K. 1IREMER, frtanlord KATE DUDDKKAK. Manager. ICE Sio-- I At first-cla- ande ache, Constipation and Indigestion, try Elec'' Hitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money per bottle at A .H. refunded. Price 50c and Penny' drug store. 1 rwweaw:i, BALTIMORE, MB, ft- iiM JAMES F. HOLDAltt, a candidate for Superintendent of School Mncoin county, subject to the action of the csocracy. No ember election, 1J95, I J. : T. : STJTTOIT, of 1 TO THE LADIES My Mdltniry Spring Hat. 1 Cattleman. A. G. Lanhant I ROYAL Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL,. BARBEE&CASTLEMAtf MANAGERS, W. S. ISUKCU, hands, chilblains, corns and all klu eruptions. France, became ill nnd died. An auIt Is t positively cures topsy revealed the fact that for montli9 guaranteed to give pile, or no pay repuired. money I a candidate for Superintendent of Public perfect satisfaction or per Schools of Lincoln county; subject to the action the animal had been a sufferer from a refunded. Price as centsKy box. For sale by of the Democratic pa'ty A.R. Penny, Stanford, case of Uright's disease. 'LoNosnoitE folks in Maine are telling about n big "white whale" which has been seen cruising off the coast in that region lately. It is Kaid to be about forty feet long and "of a graj-isAnd a complete line ol Crayon, Slates, Tablets and Pencils, in fact black color." every thing a pupil needs. TimEE brothers, Victor, Peter and Frank Koch, were married nt the same time and place, on May 3, 1S70. They nnd their wives recently celebrated woll-dcvoloph The best salve in the world for cuts, brumes sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chap- - Bucklln'a Arnica Salvo. hustonville,;kentucky. j. undertaker, andciamine and k is fill ul CaU you will be sure to buy a new onlete, MISSLICC1E IlEAZLEV, Offer his services o the people ot West LinFull stock of Cofflai coln and Casey Counties. and Caskets always oa hand. D. Ci. Carpenter, Mantger. 93 Stanford, Ky A. S. PRICF, Surgeon Dentist, G. B. COOPER, -- ..Proprietors SCHOOL BOOKS, splendi of...... Stanford, Ky. Offie. over McRoberts' Drug Stor. in the Owsley Building. Livery and'FcedStablc, STANFORD, KY. Having bought of P. V. Green his Llverr business and added new buggies aud hones, we ate prepared to furnish I FIRST-CLAS- S THE P". Oommerco Building, Louisville Agents throughout the South W. A. TBXB3LE, Local Agont, STANFORD, KY. d Portland. San Francisco. ..To tee., ..Via, The.. NBTMWJEST flUaHKMHHHBHHHBHKK lOUISyiat.HtWAlEAHraCHICACOftfllO- in Scranton, Pa. A cehtain household in Saugus, Me., continued in a state of excitement from hazy morn till dewy eve. Between the hours of dawn and dark the members were kept busy with a fire, a birth, a death and a marriage. The only man present nt tho funeral of Miss Bertha Rose, who died lately in Clermont, Fla., was the driver of tho hearse. She belonged to a club composed of women, nnd insisted that only women should take part in her obsequies. A SMATTERING their twenty-fift- h wedding anniversary Fine Box Paper, Tablets and Envelopes. Everything new, purest and best quality. We solicit your patronage. STATCNESMT. A Drugs and Medicines, jB. Druggist, Stanford, Ky. RILEY B. HILBY. HOUSE Kontucky. d. Proprlotor, TURNOUTS assortment. W M'ROBERTS, TO THE ! On shoit notice. The traveling public will n jd I have mev.d to my ntw Hot us always ready and willing to turnlsh Drumand am bettit prepared than ever to accommodate th. public. mers' Wagons, cither single or double, or Carnages of ail kind at very LOW PRICES. The Oood Livery attachej and .very couv.aienc. boys In and around town will also find us the peo- sired, Oivc m. a call. ple to deal with. Stop with u when in tewnat H FRANK RIL.KY, courts and entertainment and your horse and vehicle will be well cared for. O. II. COOPER Myers House Stable, Manford, Ky. S; London, - -- - JOKES BROS., CITIZENS New Money, Money, Money Of Lincoln County. Th. Tin & Sheet Iron Works, Stanford, Ky. Sole I OF SCIENCE. Only Dining Car Route From XOXJIS1TIX.I.IS TO CHICAGO. "Elegant Pullman Vettlbuled Sleepers of Modern Pattern. For maps or any information, address E. H. BACON, C FRANK J. REID, G. P. Agent, D. P. Agent, Chicago. Louisville. - g Denver. Be to call for MONON Route, SURE !St. Paul. .IF yOU ARE GOING., 2ORTH WEST, LOUISVILLE 4 NASJHVIllC R. R. common In England- - Tho bones of those animals have been found in Kent's cavern, about a mile from Torquay. AccortDixo to Prof. Barnard, there Is no grouud for tho supposition that tho rings of Saturn are closing in upon tho planet, ns his observations show that no changes have taken place since tho first systematic measures were made. ABQ4JT Dn. Bliss, the njrent of tho Palestine exploration fund, has discovered a ruined town east of the Dead sea. Dn. Leslie Piiillips, a scientist, warns women apalnst wearing their hair short. He says men becomo bald because they cut their hair. Bv tho discovery of helium on our globe only two permanent lines are left in the chromosphere spectrum of tho sun which do not correspond to lines obtained in terrestrial spectra. Experiments to And whether nrtron can be obtained from vegetable or animal tissue have resulted negatively, the quantity of the new gas obtained in this way not being appreciable. It is believed that tho elephant, tho rhinoceros, tho bear, tho hyenu, and other wild animals, were at one timo Mutual Life Insurance Co. in I am representing the North-westerand am ready to make loans in this and adjoin- the loan department mg counties. Interest 6 per cent. Term 2 to 5 years. For full information and application, apply to n TO TiOA.3ST. Insuranoe Agent. Lancaster Planing Lancaster, Ky., of Mill, Mrtal.ndl.on Roof. All roof, painted with Sanction Ouarantd! Dean'a Illack Pain guaranteed for years Dealers in DumomI ern Pumps and Oalvanlied Iron Kilters. "im proprietors Dean's Jllack Diaaood Koo aint. Kstimatea furnlined for painting Wood Is now n full operation, and invite th attention the builder of Lincoln county to its material, tupetioi workmanship and low prices. Not. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or STANFORD, KY. JOH2T H. KIRBY, SOME OF OUR PRICES: Cnpitnl Stock 8200,000 Perfectly dear poplar or yellnw pin flooring at .'....... 23,700 Surplus lipci hundred. Allow aa Ji 30 per hundred. .wA.,!t0,,,on ?f ,h! PubIIe ' lted to th. In Stanford ir1''".' ,he a low a Ii.aj per ynd.rtheprovi.loosof th. National Hank and ash, Kine. poplar, chestnut are secursd not only by th. capital red. Double dressed lumber as low as J per ''"'CkMder, liablhty lorw hundred. Ileautilul vellow pine finishing lumber, !k,n.but h quarter oak, Ac. Save money by giving us you. en?l to the stock, so that Ihli institution ar. secured by a fund of Woo? orders. riv. (worn statements of theconditlon of THE LANCASTER PLANING MILL, Lancaster. y,M0 " United Stale, govtra-otntan- d 73.rr it assets ar. esamU.d at stated tim Ibu ecuringadditiioa .SI.Vn,?nf St. Asaph Carriage STANFORD, KENTUCKY, Co., tt.co per hundred. A low as i 30 per hundred, Allpattcrn and thlckneeiws of Ceiling In yaltow Perfectly clear yellow poplai weather boarding at ' Nln fc MERSHON first-clas- s & GREER, Proprietors. thbk All kinds of Wagon, Buggy and Carriage Making and Rcpairin style. done in Special attention to horses with diseased feet. We have an artistic Trimmer who will satisfy the taste of the most fastidious in his work. The Myers House, P. W. GHEKN. Proprietor Horse Shoeing and Blacksmithing of all Kinds. Stanford, I am (till running : : thla : n Kontucky. T? in Hjl.then ol id a the National llaok HirstStanford in iSij and gainre.prganijeda,the National Ilink ol r.-or- ga nT'.'i. "J"';'11 ft'r ."' o depositor. "tabll.h.d it th. 0, ly and liberally ilK MR. E. E. KIELEY. EE 6XPERIEHCED FEIETER. Give us a trill. Has charge of our Painting Department. WOMEN. I the line for you, at it Double Dally Trains Make close connection at LOUISVILLE And CINCINNATI For all points. THROUGH TICKETS SOLD. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH of For any information JOES. RICE. Agent, Ky Stanford, Ky. Midland R'y Cincinnati and Frankfort Shortest and quickest between via Kentucky Midland. Trains run by Central Standard Time. time jam J June a, 189s No. 1. No, j. No. 7. TltAINS EAST. a. m. p. ni. p. m. Only Duect Like Between Ask for ticket Frankfort, Georgetown and Paris, Carlisle, Maysvllle, Oynthlana, Falmouth and Covington. Miss Mary Rose Sartoris, daughter pf Mrs. Nelllo is suffering from an accident, tho result of an experienco on a bicycle. Rev. Anna Siiaw was asked to name ono of tho big trees in tho Yosemito valley, and she chose ono of a group of three particularly fine ones and named it Susan B. Anthony. Miss Maria M. Love, of the Buffalo W. C. T. U., told tho local conference of charities and corrections recently that if girls would learn to cook, sew nnd keep house tidily there would be le&s drinking by men. Miss Powderly, tho American secretary to Lady Henry Somerset, is n New England woman with a college education. She is a linguist, musician, stenographer and typewriter, besides being a very beautiful penman. Grant-Sartori- s, Reliable Process Greatly improved for 1895 and worthyjof consideration. Th. Directory of this Dank is composed ot Forcstua Heid, Lincoln county; Special Attention1 to tho TravelS. T. Harris, Lincoln; Public. J. H Colhei, Lincoln; J. W. Hayd.n, Stanford; S. II. Uaughman.) Lincoln; J. S. Hocker, Stanford;' W. A. Trlbbl., Stauford; M. D. Elmore, Stanford; T. P. HIM, Stanford; Has more nice Kurniture than wa ever in K. L. Tanner.JMcKinnev; More pretty Buggies, Surreys and M.J. Miller. Ml. V.r. VMBB, Moie good Cultivators. Wagons, Plows Phaeton. and more nice Harness, Ilridles, Whips and more J.H Hocker, President; Jno. J. McRoberts, Cashier; Hinder Twine than wis ever seen here. He invites the public to call and see hla stock and gel A- - A- - McKinney, Asst. Cashier. Cider Mills and Cane Mills. Hotel and will continue to give my guests the polittal attcn Uie market affords. as wsll as the best bcfor.ln its long and CM,er. Aount. of corporations firms and individuals respectfully .olic- fldu-elan- ?' "" ,l U brt,ef iuppHad '"' transacting buMoes prompt than ever DAa P'actlcaiiyan uninter-n2i?l?u!- ing D. S. CARPENTER, Hustonvillo, Ky., Hus-tonvll- le. - -- l'. price. M.S. DAUCIIMiN. J. W. ilAfCIIMAk. M.S.&J.W.Baughman, -- Farmers Bank&Trnst Co Or STANFORD, KY., Is now fully.organUed.'and ready for business wit They have Prov-enf- a rKOPKIETORJ- Success.! UVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE, Stanford, ai Paid up Capital of Surplus, . - - $200,000. 20,000. m id They are beautiful and an ornament to a parlor. Arr Frankfort A.. claims 7 33 that saltpeter is an infalllblo euro for a 15 4 47 7 47 3 oa 4 59 7 55 snako bite, nnd cites personal experiC Parts - 8 30 5 35 4 00 ence in support of his claim. TRAINS WEST. No. a. No. 4. No. I0. No. 8. It is said tho wound mado by tho a, a. a. m. p. m. p. m. tooth of tho cobra species of serpent is C 600 Lvo Paris 9 45 440 C. S. Depot 641 a mere 1017 and causes little Georgetown II 1040 ; " Stamp'g Gro'd 10 $8 76 035 3 SS 76 40 swelling. punctureensues from paralysis Death a8 of the nerve centers. r - Elkhorn 7 ;j it 16 1 Lve Franklort A M Klkhorn " Stamping Uround " Georgetown.B... Art. C. S. Depot 7 00 4 00 SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS. A man Guarantee iSatisf action Call and see. 1 00 711 41a 430 ao 148 in Cnionville, Mo., HIGGINS & McKINNEY, SUCCESSOIl toTHK LINCOLN NATIONAL, BANK OK STANFORD, Now doing upl with th tarns, asset and und.i (he lame management. Hyprovsionsof its chatter, depositors If you need livery give us a call. Nothing but 6rst-dturnout will leave our (table. See u Bi,L.PC.,ei,,edv"..,evd?P0,L,or, ln Nation" being held for rate. In our laoletotheeatentofth. amount of Individualli their therein at the par value thereof, in addition HARNESS SHOP amount invested n uch .hares. It may to th ketla s, You will find a good assortment of Harness, ,,u,t6c :ndivirdu.d.raim,ta'or C" Saddle, Ac Have your repairing done by thss. who entrusted their our man, he understands ni businbts. We have a while mnaglnK th. Lincoln National "an" nI mechanic tn our Staalord. we wa heie i,nH.,A. n. Kontucky. liri-dle- " BLAOKSMITHSHOP. first-clas- -- p'ice Will guarantee s Tiy our nor. noer. work and; satisfactory I'ilh'u'otTe" conUnui' as a guarantee VI' .ame.our twenty w'buVuSK ''""' iapcrience year.' for prompt ...",.'. atua-tio- n 11 3 7 35 jn 81$ M. SUNDAYTRAINS. Leave Georgetown 10 36 a. m; arrive Frankfort a eave Franklort 4 00 p. m. arrive Georgetown CO P. m. 4 The Kentuck Midland Kailwayand connection form the shortest and cheapest route to all pOlIJia OVUIU) Jt,fli hiwt.u uu Kor further informatioa apply to their agents, CD. JiKKUA w. uen. rais. Agent, GEO. B. HARPER, Rec'r& Gen. Sup Frankfort, K v. njo o savant, contributes to La Revue a paper calculated to prove that human kind is reverting to ancestral forms; that is, becoming monkoys again. Prof. Runue, of Hanover, says that tho bright yellow lino in tho spectrum of gas from cleveito !t double. This destroys its Identity with the helium line unless that can also bo shown to bo Scicn-tifiqu- Larorde, a distinguished French Attorney at Law, Stanford, - - Kentucky. la Receiving His Wallace E. Varnon, SPRING : AND : SUMMER : GOODS. Goods Warranted and a Fcrfect Fit Guaranteed. Give me call. I double, Will act as ExccutorJAdniinistrator and AssignWilliam Gooch, Stanlord; ee A. W. Carpenter, MIIledg;evllU, Special attention 'given to Settlements of Elates, as Attoic.y and Sale and Division of Lands. nfant' S, H. Shanks, President, Office on Lancaster St. ovcrSur.t.,W. K. McCIa Or. J.B. Owsley, C.ihl.r, y' office. 9 W M. Bright, T.ller. JJ.WUIto,lMt.V.KrUl,",! . H. Shank, Stanford; J. S. Oweley, Stanford; S.J, Eiabry, Stanford; J. B. Owsley, Swnford; J. F Cah, Stanford; Maaaatlattr,'i f prrrr ri i r i if' ,l?vw,'-- V "!!?JLi "--- y : MMtaMMMI il, I. r- --- ,,. Jh. ... J . . ri in ni, ., ..t ntiftmrj-- it - , ". i .. ....