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Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1897 sem1897121701 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 1897 $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. XXVI. VICINITY NEWS John I. Ivlny ontmiistoi' Sovonty-fovo- n INTERIOR JOURNAL. STANFORD, KY., FRIDAY. DECEMBER IT. 1897. LANCASTER. NO. 83 MflJkjMONIflL Kav-anutigh, 1ms boon appointed earn of coul wont out of Mlddlesboro Tuesday. .lore H. Ftshor wan elected mayor of Danville to succeed Ho v. James Li Alton. John K. Shan), of Liberty, has boon granted a pension at the rate of SI- - pur month. The H. N. I. & IJ. railroad la to be known hereafter an the Versailles fc at Uuriu. Atlantic. An allowance of $.00 was made for temporary clerk hlru for the Danvillo postolllcc. J. M. Wostorflold at Elvira and T. E. McIIargue at Fotcher, both In Laurel, have been apointed postmasters. Col. John G. Pond, a prominent citizen of Mudlson county, aged 8.), wa stricken with paralysis and Is In a dangerous condition. The trial of Jesse Fields for the alleged murder of Joslah Combs In Perry county was again iwstponed at Bar-bourvll- lo until July. At the Kentucky Educational Association meeting at Frankfort Doe. US, .hi J. W. Hawllngs, of Doyle, is down for I Hlch-mon- d the Hegister that his girl wife is held a prisoner by "the vendetta," and that ho Ih defeated, but not conquered. While sitting at tho dinner table, Mrs. Martha Harvey, of Madison county, aged "I years, was stricken with paralysis and fell from her chair dead. (Jon. Williams, who was ludloted for criminally assaulting Llda Hays, adeaf mute, Is on trial at Uurbourvlllo. Williams after assaulting her, married her. n pajwr on local taxation. Gen. C. M. Clay writes to , Andy Watson, a doxiKjrato mountaineer, overpowered the jailer at took his gun and escaped. awaiting trial for attempted He was Mid-dlesbor- o, Deputy Shwiir II. H. Kobliison arrested Munk, Wade and Frank iu all colored, on tne eharge of &loaling turkey in the country. The trial is set for Col. W. S. Miller, of Knoxvillo, Is hero mingling with relatives and friends. Mr. Daniel D. Walker and family have moved to Texas, and Mr. J. T. Conn. Jr., and family are preparing to move to Missouri. They are worthy people and I commend ilium to the citizens wherever they may locate. J. D. Gulley will move buck from Orr. vllle, O.. to McCreary, his native home. John Brudslmw, of Illinois, is visiting Ills father, T. W. Brndshaw. On Tuesduy night a masquerade pur ty was given by Misses Lou, Ida nnd Lillian Grant. A large crowd was present mill a pleasant evening was spent by everybody. Familiar people were disguised beyond recognition and, in s some Instances, the were an Improvement on tho personal appearance of the guosts. When seen, on the streets, they roeombled that many ghosts and looked like they had escaped from a grave-yar- d The most brilliant socletv event of the season will take place In tho pros once of a large crowd of the elite of this community at the Christian church at (J l M. on Tuesday, Dee. Ulst, when Mr. James Fleece Hobiuon, son of A. v. ikooinson, ami a prollelont booK-- ; keeper in the National Bank, and Miss Maude, the beautiful and attractive daughter of bheriir T B. Kobliison, will be united In the sacred bonds of matrimony by Elders James L. Allen and George W. Gowen. The church will be decorated, wedding march will oe pinycu iy .Miss .May Hughes, ana a number of attendants will be present Other bridal appointments will bo men tioned In due time. The contracting parties belong to two of the largest nnd most influential families In this tee to-da- y. yesterday. The bride is just George W. Lunsford and Miss Hosa Mosler wore married at F. F. Moslcr's 17. Mrs. Nellie Weeks, aged 70 nnd three tlmusa widow, was .nurricd at Enfield, III., to James Hays, a youth of 22. D. W. Wood, 2:j, and Miss Puttie M. Huston, both of Hustonvlllc, were married ut Hev, Burke's on the 15th. u Tu lor. of Monroe county, shot and seriously injured James Porkins, who hud just eloped with and married E.-a- Grand Holiday Exposition Of the Brightest and Richest Christmas Attraction Xow Open in Literally Bristling with Holiday Bargain. a Blaze of Splendor, Taylor's daughter. Grutz Hawkins and MUi Adu, the 10 year old diiughtcr of Merrltt Seurcy, eloped fioni Luwro,neoburg to and were muriied. The engugement of Pi of. Herbert Ernest Day und Miss Ellon Lyle. both of Danville, lias been announced. The wedding will occur In the early spring. Squire Ephriiim Kelgwln, of who has murrted 8,1:04 runaway couples, celebrated his ttfth birthday Tuesduy by marrying several more. At San Francisco M. Powell Tuylor, a member of the Kentucky Senate, was married to Miss Alice Parf.ide, duugh-to- r of George Partridge, a retired merJotter-sonvillJetler-sonvillu e, EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED! To Call and See My Display of Xew Miscellaneous Gift Books, Teachers' Bibles and Testaments, Picture Frames and of Artistic Beauty. false-face- MEDALLIONS chant. Millionaire J. B. Huggin denies tho that ho is to be muriied to his dead wife's niece. Miss Pearl Voorhics, and also denies tho report that he had bought Hamburg. Ella Houston, of Coshocton, O., killed herself by drinking carbolic nold. Then Albert Brown, her lover, tried to destioy himself with thut drug but the doctors -- aved him, the more's the pity. This otlice U in receipt of an Invitation to the marriage of Mr. James Fleece Hoblnson, son of Mr. A. C. Hob. iiisou, of tho Gilberts Creel; section nnd brother of Mrs. J. B. Paxton, of (his place, to Mis Maude, the beautiful daughter of Sherill Thomas B. of Lancaster. The ceremony will occur In the Christian church at rcort Sterling Silver Novelties. Brushes, Combe, Buttoners, Files, Paper Cutters, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Cut Glass Vinaigrettes, Mirrors and Manicuro Sets. Hob-liiso- n, DOLLS; 'GAMES. -- murder. tlou. m. Is ' 1 IN) Dr. IJ. E. Tuley. of Louisville, who Lancaster at I! i. m., Dec. Ulst. Tho governor refused pardons to Mrs. Dr. Davis, of Woodford, whose Druck. Laurel county, for was sent here to attempt to locate the Hoborl shooting and wounding: and Stonoman cause of so much typhoid fever In this husband wus sent to the penitentiary Urown.of Casey, carrying concealed city, has submitted a lengthy report, In for Hfo for aiding and abetting his which he states that circumstances mother-in-lain the murder of his deadly wearing. for SIO.OOO Insurance Deputy Marshal Hunter arrested jHilnt to several cisterns, a well and two father-in-lawho brutally springs us containing impure and dan- money, and wno was denied divorce by Tom HaydonatJelilco. murdered a colored girl In Ohio county gerous proicrtlcs. Ho states that some Judge Cautrill, hus had his decision rein October. A mob of Negroes tried of them contain an excess of free am- versed by the court of appeals. She Is monia and organic matter, some an ex- now free to marry again and the report to release the prisoner. A inuif whose name l supjK)ed to be cess of chlorine and albumcuolds and that she was to marry Col. Phil Thomp Win. Doner, from Dryantsvllle, nar- various other contaminations. He does son, Sr., muv now prove true. rowly escaped death from asphyxiation not attempt to locate any central olnt In room No. IS of Mrs. Durk's Family of Infection, but mukes a general state, RELIGIOUS. Hotel at Lexington. Ho blew out the in en 1. He expresses the opinion Unit A preacher was sent to jail at Monti-celltyphoid fever will prevail here until a gas. N. Y., for choking and beating The city council of Danville elected pr"oior water supply and howerairo sysAttorney, Chas. tem Is provided and recommends the his vlfe. olllcers as follows: Rev. W. H. Williams, a brother ot establishment of water works, claiming Fox; Clerk, Frank N. Lee: Troa-ure- r, P0II20 Judge, C. H. Mc- that water can be furnished from Dix tho late Eld. Logan William-- , Is dying D. J. Durham; Dowell; Assessor, Sam Fox; Chief of Hlver nt a cost of ?:t0,000. Tho-- e who at Elizabcthtown. Hev. M. M. Houston is on trial before Police, G. T. Holm; Night Police, Jas. favor water works agree with him, while some think that his reort is tho Louisville Presbytery for heresy. H. Moore, John T. Crum. Prof. II. P. Grow, of Danville, lias overdrawn, and that tho facts do not lie teaches sauccltleutlou. Dr. E. O. Guerrant preached at the justify all his of conclusions, while they invented and patented a which his friends think will frankly admit that there are bound to Presbyterian church at Harrodsburg bottle, make him rich. The devlco seems to bo some impurities somewhere. An a week and hud 17 additions. Hev. Ira Boswell will preach twice a exactly moot tho demand for a bottle other class is unwilling to take issue which liquor dealers and patent medi- with the doctor and claim that, if there mouth at Junction City Christian cine men can send out containing their is anything wroug, It should be correct- church next year, instead of once, Everything Is In readiness at Owens-borgoods without fear of tho bottlo being ed, without stopping to count the cost. for the coming of Sam Jones next furnishes The tight for the emptied and rctllled with a counterfeit tho principal subject of conversation. month. The choir of f00 practices article. At a meeting of tho Mercer tlscal Auyoue, who has applied, will dis nightly. paying charge the duties of the otlice faithfulA Christian Scientist church was court 100 miles of over to tho county ly, but each having a strong following dedicated at Sioux City, the first ever pikes wore turned f reo of cost. There were propositions renders It Imjosslblo to even con.'ec. built In Iowa, MI&s Clara Sheppard is from tho Frankfort, Harrodsburg and ture about the result. Of course each pustoress. The Presbyterian church here that Crab Orchard road for tho 13 miles In one claims to have the winning card, that county, which was offered for SI I, in the shape of u promise, up his called Hev. Rankin, of Jackson, this 500; tho Lexington and Harrodsburg sleeve, but I never heard of a deck be- State, to become Its pastor, but he has pike, ID miles, at $i:i,t00 and tho Har- fore that could furnish three invincible not yet been heard from. Rev. R. B. Mahony tolls us that the rodsburg and Uargln, live miles, at cards, of the same suit, ut the sumo deal. Besides this there Is a power be- new Baptist church at Preachersvlllc Mrs. Charles M. Handall died at Lon- hind Congressman Davison's throne, us will be dedicated 011 tho first Sunday in don Wednesday after a lingering Ill- It Is generally conceded that he has January. Dr. J. II. Boyett will preuch ness of typhoid fever, aged about 110. extended to Gov. Bradley the courtesy the dedicatory sermon. Mr. Mahony She was Miss Lula MeKee, daughter of of permitting him to name tho post- will preach In the building for the first Dr. William McKce, who used to live master here, as this is his home. This time Sunday. at Mt. Vernon but, who now resides In being true, petitions should bo sent to All the churches In America conFlorida, and was a very hundsomo wo- tho governor, and only those who have tributed for general work to the Amerman. Her remains will bo laid to rest been his friends need apply, and he ican Bible Society less than 2o cents a The INTEUIOR JOUR- who has been the best worker In olltl. church, tho total amount below 6211,000. at London NAL extends condolence to tho hus- cal campaigns will likely bo tho win- This does not include gifts of Individband In his Irroparuble loss. ner. It Is reported that two of tho ap- uals. The Louisville churches gave Danvillo ladles have organised a plicants claim a direct promise from about $0 per church for Bible work. chapter of tho Daughters of the Revo- him, but, It is dttllcult to see how this The court of appeals decides In a lution. Mrs. John J. Hogsett was elect- can be true us tho governor Is not likeLexington case that to be legal, mared chapter regent; Miss Jean Shelby, ly to place himself In Mich a position. be, solemnized or contractvice regent; Miss Annlo McDowell, The most equitable manner of adjust- riages must VanMeter, regis- ing the matter would bo to appoint tho ed In tho presence of un authorized secretary; Miss Ama are trar; Mrs. Jerry C. Caldwell, treasur- applicant who is endorsed by a majori- person or society, and unless theyvoid. so solemnized, they are absolutely er; Mrs. C. K. Crawford, historian ty of the patrons of tho otlice. Thero can bo no such thing as a legal Tho remalulng members arc: Mrs. J. Gov. Bradley has the grit to utter marriage by cohabitation and recogniM. VunMoter, Mrs. B. F. Phillips, Miss Nannlo Green, Miss Sue McDow- theso words, which have the bark on tion in this Stato. Tho Southern railway has bought ell, Miss Susie Fox, Miss Alice John- thoru: "Stato troops will be furnished and wherever judges refuse tho Cumberland anJ Ohio, running bewhenever son. guards or tho guards' power Is insutll-clou- tween Bloomfield and Shclbyvillc, for provided the cltlzons can bo $1,000, subject to a mortgage with inCongressman settle is oudeavorlng to have Congress pass a law resembling found who have tho nervo to ask for terest, and receiver's certificates, tho eleoraargarino act, which will pre- them. The law shall bo enforced If amounting In all to 8570,000. John Kelley, of South Bend, Ind., vent tho lmj)ortatlon and ralxturo of thero Is power enough in Kentucky to committed suicide by hanging and to bluo grass seed with that of enforce It, at whatever tho cost." Canadian B. C. Bass publishes this card in tho make sure of the work ho arranged a Kentucky growth. Tho Canadian bluo Chattanooga papers: "I hereby ac- fuse which would oxplodo a dynamite grass is very Inferior, and has a knowledge myself an habitual drunk-ar- stick under him. His arms and legs to drlvo out the native grasa. and warn overy man connected wore blown oft. Georgo W. Barney, of tho C. & O., la The Senate passed a bill prohibiting arranging for a big excursion over his with tho liquor trade that ho violates tho "Ken- his oath by selling, giving or allowing tho killing of fur seals by citizens of road to Newport News, when the U. S. In tho North Pajjlllc. me drink." tucky" la launched. o, arr prices he T.nranr VHHH Doll's Drums, Doll's Buggies, Child's Tea Sets, Toy Dressers. A. B. C. and Building Blocks and the fewest Games of the season. As the Lowest.- - W. B. McRoberts. Christmas , Ill-q- uo CRAB ORCHARD. Will Beiuley left for Louisville Tuesday night to find a good paying job. Ho will leave several hearts In mourning. Mr. .Tamos F. Holdam Is grieving over the loss of a beautiful soltalre dia mond ring. She will give a very handsome reward for the return of It. Rev. Forrer, pastor of tho Christian church for the past year, preached his farewell sermon Sunday night. His many friends regret seeing him leave. Morris J. Harris, the handsome young mayor, Is quite successful as a huntsman and fisherman lately. Ho often has enough birds and fish for himself and neighbors. Kllburn Stuart returned from Corbln Tuesday. Mr. andt Mrs. John MeClure arrived Monday-nighand are guests of her father. Mr. Jones. James Lawless, of Lexington, is a minst of relatives here this week. Miss Lilllns Buchanan went to Knoxvllle lust week to visit her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Pettus, of Livingston, nvn with relatives hero this week. Mr. Chris. MeClure, recently of Bryants-villhas moved his family to the Hlatt farm. Miss Kelly Is clerking at Bastln's btoro during the holidays. B. L. Banks, representing Johnson Bros., of Louisville, spent Sunday here. A fair widow, who Is one of our most enterprising citizens, is one magnet that attvuctshlm. William Stuart continues on tho sick listjal&o Miss Kitty Abrams, sister of Georgo Abrams. and o, : Presents. To suit the mot fastidious nt price- - so low that every one cuu ntrord to buy. Toilet Sets, Vus-e- s, Manicure Set-;- , Shaving Sets, Album-,- , Lump-,- Cuidelabras, Medullioii-i- , figures, Cako nnd Desert Plate-.- . After Coffee Cup-- , and Saucers, Mirrors and other things too numerous to mention. Also various kinds of Game-,- . Hooks, Dolls, Tojs, etc., for the children. Look at the beautiful solid silver Water Sets, Tea Sets. Knives and Porks, ,Te.i Spoons. Orange Spoons, Souvenir Sjmjoiis, etc., which I will sell cheaper than you can buy in tho city. Don't go off to other places to buy Christmas presents, when you can buy cheaper at home. Como in nnd examine my stock and becouvinced that my prices are as low us the lowest. Expect to put in a line of o ost-onl- eo Staple & Fancy Groceries After Christmas and am alwaji ready and unxlous to wait on you for anuliln" you want in my line. non-dlvlde- C. W. ADAMS, Hustonville, Ky. I -- $1,-75- 0. Expert Glass Cutters. Window Lights Furnished In All Sizes at the Lowest Prices. CRAIG & to-da- Mrs. Abrams. HIS XIOUT HOOKER. I lO CALL. 'Twas Christmas eve the hour was late The ut before the ruddy grate mm, lie held her hand, sweet words lie Each thought that Johnnie was safe In lied. The hour grew later. On his knee Mie sat and pouted prettily. Hut of sweet words 110 said no more, Kor little Johnnie stood in the door. A Line of Nice Presents Jfciby Socks, To give to your Ilelatlvos and Friends. Silk Initial Handkerchief, Fine Linen Towels, Hemstitched Lirreh Handkerchiefs, Fascinators, Sterling Mounted Purses, ' " Combs, Emb. Picture Frames, Stud Buttons, Dressor Scarf, gocd3. t, ten-don- cy d, Silk Umbrellas, Satin Pin Cushions, m Fancy Handkerchiefs, I hate to say It, Just Fancy Suspenders, shocking, It bounds so mean and )ou, Santa Claus, Hut Nature Jewel Boxes, At filling Madge' stocking Xll Wool Bed Blankets, of Appeals decides that a Fancy Scissors Chains, Tho Court circuit clerk Is not entitled to 10 per Vasilino Stand, cent, of fines and forfeitures unless act- Hat Brush, ually recovered in his court. Come In And Look at these The first Chinese child over born in Atlanta has been named In honor of Mrs. McKlnley. Mr. and Mrs. Hop Lee are the proud parents. This modern maiden of ready wit: Then, turning doorward, she Uo back ";, bed "It is santa Clans, Johnnie. Just for a moment she Mushed a bit, n' lu Silk Sofa Pillows, Pin Trays, Ties of all kinds, Embroidered Linens Bracelets, Puff Bov, Cuff Buttons, Mutllers. It will cost you nothing to look and not much to SiUJ. TV. H. SHANKS. mm3xmymm ft ? - a K 'f I 4 (, H ! ! r R it I I? i i F f Lf 6 C't 5 si a S : f. : ' ll'.l I f -. couples has been popu- It Was Genuine, and Made years. It may be absurd, but it lar for Chrlctmcr. Pleasant. man who can deal n blow of Ky., - Dec. 17, 1S97 furnishes plenty of fun for the wedStanford, R.OILGALoccaslon-nll- y weight. I shall be back in ten minding guests. It now appears, however, took a drop utes." that the practice is dangerous. This is On returning to seek his property too much. Idouot rase of a young woman shown in the W. P. WALTON. say he usually took lie found in its place a card thus Inwho was married in Bridgeport, Conn., n drop too much scribed: "This card has been left by a day. Friends threw great 3Trldo.VB the other because what he man who can run 12 miles tin hour, I vlciOs quantities of rice at the bride and the took usually was shall not come back." groom, and soon after the bride comseveral glasses too ADVANC3C plained of a pain in one of her ears. It Ill Doubt. -- U I Kit YKAK IX much. And ou the know exnetly what I had "I -r - - will rh ft reed. grew rapidly worse, and by the time beautiful Christ- betterdon't do with this advertisement," snut fty Wben noi so pam ... evening of mas New York was reached the young womthe man in the newspaper business which I am speak an was almost frantic. A physician was "A politician wants to put in a secured and he soon found n kernel of ing he had taken nt leaM enough, and long statement of his grievances as rice in the ear, which when removed a drop extra for good measure. Good paid matter. How shall 1 classify it?" t-wdown and hiccoughTIME caused the pain to disappear. Still, this measure, poured "I guess," replied the cashier, after &f ing over. seme study, "we had better put it unis onlj one ease. Thousands and thouMr. Gilgal had purchased a beautiful der the caption 'help wanted.' " Washsands of brides and grooms have been KENTUCKY CENTRAL DIVISION. feather bon for his wife's m showered, but no information is at Christmas present. Not so much as a ington Star. 4 P ni. Trains tare Stanford at 710 a. p. mand hand of trouble of a serious nature re- surprise as a For Mr. Xever Totirheit lllm. returning at 4: 25 p. uuanOj said the "It looks like rain sulting from the practice. These good Gilgal had the wisdom of the serpent. KNOXVILLE DIVISION. will use this Bridgeport in- In. fact he was pretty near the stage affable milkman, as he dumped the regpeople who 12 37 pin No. 24 Train going North 3 13am cident as an argument against rice w hen he would have the serpents minus ular quart into the pitcher. " " No. 26 " 12 01pm the wisdom. "It always does," said the woman, fcouth " No. 25 " 2i p m throwing will likely have their trouble " " V. 11 ' Mrs. Gilgal had been unusually severe and tho milkman drove off wonderfor their pains. Customs arc not so of late, and had said several things ing why some people take such gloomy Foralliroluts. easily broken up when onco estabDetroit Free TICKETS SOLD. views of everything. THRO'MH lished. BAGGAGE CHECKED TllttOUGH. Press. For any Information enquire ol 11 the Ilox. The death of George M. Pullman, the JOE S. MCE, Agent, He Hasn't Miss Cutely a lovely comStanford, Ky. palace car king, recalls a story told plexion? about Mr. Fullmnn's adventure with RY. She Yes. FRANKFORT AMD CINCINNATI Abraham Lincoln. In the early days of He Her mother has a beautiful comVIA OEOKUfcTOWN. sleeping cars two men slept in one plexion, too. 1 suppose she gets it from p. M A M . u. x.v. berth. One day a tall, lanky man enher. 2(00 Lve. Somerset, Arl2 53 33 820 gaged a berth from Pullman. Pull" 113 Jet. City. 3 15 She No; she gets lt from the drug630 9 35 4 50 Arr Georgetown, Lv 6 30 05 3 00 man handed him the check and said: " gist. N. Y. Journal.' Frankfort, 20 1153 o 5 30 "I shall sell the other check to that (rent Amerlenn Sloth Cure. S40 Arr Paris 5.10 berth to another man, of course." The "Dally except Sunday, Mrs. Brown John, want you to 'C.D.DEKCAW.O.P A. lanky man wound himself up to his full buy me some tobacco to put under the height; then unwound himself again. carpets. They say it's the best thing in the world to keep moths out. C. O. Changes Time. Commencing "Young man," he said, "the person who Mr. Brown Here's that box of cigars Sunday, Dec. 12th, the Chesapeake & can get into one of ycrur berths when I you gavo me last Christmas, I think up the time of am wound up in it is welcome to the acOhio Ry. 'shortened that will be even more effective than its F. F. V. limited train which will commodation." Tills man was Abratobacco N. Y. World. n ham Lincoln. leave Winchester at 4:45 P. !., (5:13 p. M. Wholly Coniiillmrntnry. f:20 P. M., Frankfort, Scientifically trained schoolmarms in Miss Acldrop I've been looking for and Shelbyvllle 7:00 P. M., reaching you. Mr. Smith. I understand that you Louisville at 8:00 P. M., makinir direct these times are notto be trifled with . At tcld Mr. Gander that 1 was the most union" depot in Louisville Bablyon, L. I., a younff teacher underconnection in took to punish Astout boypirpll. While "TOU DEAR. DEAR OLD FELLOW." waspish womnn you knew. What do d with the Illinois Central limited you mean, sir? train leaving Louisville S:10 P. thus engaged the boy'6 oldest 6lster, more just than kind in a tone that failed Smith My dear lady. I wns only alwho is larger than the teacher, dashed M., carrying free chair car and elegant to remind Mr. Gilgal of the voice of the luding to your waist. Ally Sloper. upon the scene, and the two combined to dove he had courted and won. It resleepers, reaching Memphis 7:00 a. M. reverse Knay to I" ml Out. the order of discipline. But the minded him more of a man filing a buzz and New Orleans 7:00 P. next morning "I ofteu wonder what she thinks of echoolmnrm seized the girl's hands, saw. On this account Mr. Ollgal and making direct M. next evening, tripped her up, sat on her, and then the deemed it wise to make his wife a pres- me!" said the young married mnn. connection In Memphis for all Texas boy "It is easy to find out," said. the elderhowled for mercy. Evidently there ent, and after purchasing the boa and points. Also connects in union depot ly married man. "Just sit down on her are some things taught in a normal taking several more glasses of liquid will tell you whnt she at Louisville with the Air Line. B. O. course that are not illustrated at the wobble he hailed a cab nnd drove home. hat, and thinks of you in less than a minute." Hendereen Route trains S. W. and Mrs. Gilgal was already in bed sleepgraduating exercises. for St. L,ouis and the West, and with ing the sIeep of innocence, and Mr. Big Four Route for Chicago and points I'lekliiK the Winner. A rope with a loop in the free end Gilgal craftily laid the boa on the remember Kitty Popleigh You North. This is the best and quickest left dangling over the street from a foot of the bed in a beautiful waving train service ever given in the Blue telephone wirc in Kaston, Md., caught length. Then he got into bed and tried Brashlngton, whom Judktns nnd I were Grass section for tho West and South, a burton on a carriage which was being to sleep. He could not. Either bis con- courting when you left for Europe? science or his shoes disturbed him, and Well, old fellow, I was the lucky man. and is 70 miles shorter to St. Louis driven up the street and, wrenching the he arose to take off the latter. He sat than via Cincinnati. For full InformaMoplclgh Congratulate you, old tion call on C. & O. ngents or write to top from the vehicle, threw out a on the floor to do so. because the chairs boy. When were they married? undersigned. No trouble to answer woman who was riding in it. She was were behaving awkwardly. questions. G. W. Barney. D. P. A. severely injured and died in the house When he regained his feet and startA I'ninlllMr Scrnr. Lexington, Ky. to which she was taken. Thus do we ed toward the bed he suddenly stopped. m Willie; Grandpa Don't gel see how small an instrument may be the "M'ria," he said, lu an agitated whisjv mineae Superstition. up 'f you value y'r the tiger is about to b- fed; that's what per. "M'ria; get It is a superstition of the Chinese cause of our going out. makes him jump up urn! roar so. life!" that a sneeze on New Year's eve, while I uin't afraid of Willie (easily) did not deign to open her The breeding of eeJs is a mystery. Mrs. Gilgal preparing; for bed, is supposed to indihim, grandpa; papa's the tin in t way year, Nobody ever saw any of their eggs. The eyes. cate misfortune for the comiag "Come to bed, you old idiot," she when Ills me.ils ain't ready. and to overcome this he is obliged to ancients used to have a notion that eels t said. KiiMM'tn t lonx. sur- were developed from horse hairs. Ango to three fnmilies of different "M'ria, my dear wife." said Mr. Gilmarry you will you Pauline it names, and beg from each of them a other theory was that they were the in little cake, shaped like a tortoise and progeny of a kind of beetle. It is now gal. very impreshirely. "Y'r life's Gc agree not to do uii thing to displease danger. I tell you. life in danger. me? in common use a the end of the year known that they must spawn in the up 'mediately. F"r my sake. M'ria. do marry Ten UroKe Certainly. If life. These cakes wb nn emblem of long up!" must be eaten by the sneezer before ocean. Eeels put Into landlocked ponds )ou 1 don't espet't to do anything at uil do not breed; they must go to the sea "Come to bed and be still," she cried. N. Y. Journal. midnight. Mr. Gilgal slowly backed away from in order to propagate their species. .NothliiK to limit tlf. Satisfactory Settlement. the bed. His eyes were verj-- large and While poverty l no diNKTiu'e exclaimed the deaf century, CO he wns perspiring freely. He tried Born in the eighteenth "What's that?" Nor Rtuln on real gentility. Individual, who was held up by a foot- years a slave, 50 years the husband of a to be calm, and as he backed toward It's likewise no reul tcBtlmo Nlal to one's ability. pad. "Money or my wife? Take her, slave woman, 34 years the husband of the door, keeping his eye on the bon. -- L. A. W. Bulletin. he said in n voice of agony: "M'ria, 's my boy; take her." a free woman who was once a slave and on bed! Awful snake! Bigges mci:i.y siTt ati:i. Help Our Pride. 81 years a preacher of the gospel. These snake snake ever see! 'M goin' for p'lice-manThen let us not too much condemn are some of the experiences which one The men who flop In politics; man has undergone. That man is "ElWe'd never know, except for them, Mrs. Gilgal sat up. She saw the boa, How firm our own conviction sticks. der" Sam Pryor, who lives in Limestone and in an instant she had seized it and Chicago Journal. county, Ala., about 25 miles from was out of bed. For the first time in years, she kissed Mr. Gilgal. Iluntsville. "You dear, dear old fellow!" she An Indiana professor who took out a cried. "Trying to surprise me, weren't $3,500 insurance policy In 1850 received you?" Mr. Gilgal smiled sheepishly. an offer from the company. 20 years ago Some Plain Facts. "S'priscd you, didn' I?" he said, "I to cash the policyi for $2,000 or pay him Grave errors, injustice, wrongs of an annuity of $410. lie ejected to take sh'd shay sol Why, s'prised myself!" ELLIS PARKER BUTLER. greater or less degree, arise from lack the annuity, and now, at the nge of CO Mr. Kink's Preference. of knowledge of the truth, and more years, has drawn from the company "Well, Uncle Ebenezer, will you have more than $3,000. frequently from deception. turkey or chicken for your Christmas The most infamous case on record A pioneer trapper and Ivunter of Min- dinner?" asked Mr. Gildersleeve of the of deception and injustice is the nesota stakes his reputation on the aged negro. "I prefer chicken, sah," replied Mr. Mrs. Sprockets I hear you have winter. Hetsaysthe to demonetize silver as a money prediction of Kink, who then added, reflectively: moved. Are you conveniently situated? wild animals, deer particularly, have of final redemption in the United "Den none ob my neighbors don't keep Mrs. Gearcast Very' There is a especially thick coats this year, and that turkey, you know." .V. Y. World. States. bicycle repair hhop on the very next the mtnskrats are'baUdJog' their houses corner. Brooklyn Eagle, There is no learned judge, skilled high and win thick.walls Eigns which, A Hnaband'a Plea. I ask not gold nor gems, my dear, lawyer, or court of justice that is he says, have never failed within his exAa to That tiny. Nor robes from Persian chest; Tho boy stood on the burning deck- -It I do not beg a diamond clear capable of reconciling the effort with perience. didn't hurt a particle: To sparkle on my breast. The boy lilninelf hud been pronounced the constitutional laws that govern of an The Atlanta Constitution tells A mighty torrid article. But from your heart. O, give to me, the issue of money in this country. Louisville Tho" short your store of pelf, entirely new phenomenon The story Some wee, small gift whate'er It be The people have been deceived, is that rain ha9 been falling heavily and NtTeet Hevrngr. That I can use myself. Chicago Record. officials in power, chosen to adminis- incessantly for four daya from a dear Tomson I thought you didn't like Browiihou. I'reiinrlnK for the licit. ter justice under the laws, have sky on a small spot between two trees Johnson I don't. "There's only one thing that I insist given io the Rose Hill cemetery at Macon. It ignored their sworn duty, and Tomson You gave his boy a birthday la said that union soldiers were former- upon," said Miss Elderly as she skipped aid to the scheme that has paralyzed ly buried in that precise spot. present. airily about the house. Johnson Yea a drum. "And what Is that?" industry, reduced property values "I want mistletoe placed over every There is one Tennesseean, anyway, A Married Mnn'a Opinion. one-haland beggared-millions. who will not practice the habit of hold- doorway and on every chandelier." "I understand you ministers marry There is no authority of law, either each other freo of chnrge. What is ing a toothpick in his mouth any more. Detroit Free Press. specific or by inference, by which A sneeze caused him to swallow one Holiday Trouble. that? Professional courtesy?" professional sympathy." "No; gold alone is made the only money the other day and he Is considerably ex"What do you intend to get your husBrooklyn Life. which to discharge debts, either ercised over its whereabouts and pos- band for a Christmas gift?" with "I can't make up ruy mind whether to A Spicy Feat a re. public or private. The effort to sible effects. give him lace curtains, a dinner set, new "Any spicy features in the new play ?" make it so is unconstitutional and a clock." The only armless editor in the world, portieres or a drawing-roo"Well," tlie lady answered, "John had according to the Boston Transcript, Chicago Record. national calamity. hlu mouth full of cloves." Indianapolis Journal. The Tempter. Plain and ample information, facts, lives at Mt. Tleasant, Tex., and preGeorge I do not see the mistletoe in sides over the destinies of the Times Unahnken Still. and truth, concerning this almost Review, published nt that place. "Fate its usual place; what is the matter? "A woman's faith in her intuitions scheme to corner the wealth tried to conceal him by naming him Bess Papa could not afford it this is wonderful, isn't it?" But I am wearing in my hair the of the people, is now being printed Smith." "Yes, indeed! It'll remove mountains ribbon it used to be tied up with. Enquirer, a newsin the Cincinnati of mere fact," Chicago Journal. Tho latest inmate of the Iowa induspaper which the combined power of trial school is a .boyi who is bub five; "Lore Thine Enemy." DIaproport Ion nte. "How can you call a man a Christian money has failed to muzzle or buy. stealyears old. He was sent there for To buy these things the lass so Jolly who loves hitflself as that fellow does?" Now to the Christmas mart doth go The Weekly Enquirer is only 75c. ing a horse and buggy, a bicycle and tri"Well, I've heard that he is his own A quarter's worth of shining holly: cycle and for setting1 Are to a dwelling1-housFour dollars' worth of mistletoe. enemy." Puck. a year. The address is Washington Star. worst Enquirer Company, Cincinnati, O. ncwiy-mnrric- THE INTERIORJOURNAL DitiRcr In WcdillnR Rico. The custom of showering rice upon d AR. GILGAL 'S SURPRISE. left his umbrella in the stand in tho hall Undertaker, Mis with the following Inscription nttnehed Hustonville. - - - Kentucky to it: "Tills umbrella belongs to n 250-poun- An Enicllah Umbrella Joke. A gcntlcmnu calling nt a hotel jr. T. sxjtton. WOltl) TO Blue - Grass Nurseries. FAL.)L,iS97 i'..n d jj& M WSBSmn Oilers lilaervlcvs iu the piople of West l.lmvlu and Casey counties Kiill stcck ol Cottluiand Casket alwaraon hand. 9 I) s. Mauser. Carntr alogue on implication to A 11. ... .i . ..r f...ii Pltn.l,rlti. I Mi, ,. ..ii nriiiiitii'iitiil Trees I 11 II ,i,..w Aopnrugui nnd OrniMj Vine-.- . Sinull m . .. .1 f ...... iil 1 1(1 rMilll t .1. ' overy wiiiir lor urcimnia iHrm'L to tliO f. lilt J .. HV .if - liit ..! i if. II IU planter, niivltur enormous eomnilvdon. Cat- .i..... "l iwh 83 I. llll.l.r..'Jir. i i.i. Lexlnrton, Ky. Tit-Bit- s. -- AT- PROPERTY OWNERS. y not? Thou-muuAre you liMtirea ? If not, of dwellings nnd barns good in yours U FIR iT NATIONAL BANK OK STANKOIUi, KY. 1 ol-fle- e. Mi. Attention ol the public ! called to tlio f.jct that r Every your. Involving the Ions of millions of this Is the only NilnUlank In Stanford. Act Hank the dollar. Why should you expect to escape dc fooltor t.puMlons ol the Nation!capital Mock, are numl not only by the from year to'yeur Un-de- Are Destroyed by Fire or Lightning Ycur Property May Bum Capital Stock $100,000. Surplus, $15,750 eutialtn thentock lh drwllorof thia Imtltu- - ten-fo- ot pence-olTerin- g. ," Within ii year, within a mouth, hours. Why should you expose mulation of' yearn of "honest toll a slnple llrewhli'li can dostioy sollcltlnp n slmro of your hour ltevctfully, tateiuentsoltlio condition ol the Hank ate made within 24 each jear to the Culled Slat" ttoveinnieiilaiid It Halo! timet tho accu- aueta arc examined atadditional andby ttovctninent rlect Mlct. ! to loss by Kenl, thu It In uti todrtioflltorf. Thl limtliutlon orlRliully established as the DepatroiiHgu posit ltank ol Stanford lu lt.V. then rrnTiianlted as he National Hank of Stanford In ls.l atidiKaln reorvanlied as the !'lrt National Hank of S an ford In Ml. has had timet Irally an uninterrupted exist. t eno for M years, lt Is better ii.plle.l now wIllia j . .....--.i. iiuinv ..iiitlsr Mil tacllltlrs lor inuisamiitt .1...I I...., an.l j .. I., nnnorable Arwiims of Individuals, flducUrlc. nrm and Individuals solicited. 1 . ...-.-- ... 1 JESSE D. WEAKEN, General Agent, John I). Stanford, Ky , Cistlkma. 0. Laniiam. carr i. . af v ltrl.1. Lincoln Co.: J. W. llayden, Stanford S. II. lUiighman, " S.T. Harris, " Tl.llill. J.S.llocker, K. L Tanner. McKlnnev. W. A. Till.blr. J.ll.Oilller.Crab Orrli'd; M. J. Miller, MOemon. DINKCTOaS. INSURANCE COMPANY OK LIVERPOOL. SI. I. l.lliiore, A A omnium. I.S llocker, President; J.J. MclloMt Cshlr McKlnney,Aslilant(.asulct. orricaas. 1 BERBER Sl CaSTLEMBS. Farmers Bank&Trnst Co OK STANKOltH, KY. MANAtiKItS, Commerce Building, Louisville. ti Throughout tho oulh. Paid up Capital, Surplus, 1200,000 00 17,603 80 Lex-incto- W. A. -- TXIXBBXJC, Aki.- - IK-al Stanfoku, Kentucky. i7f vesti-bule- J. B. HIGGINS, DEA LEU IN Hy proilslnn. of Its chsrter, depositor art 11 fully protected as are desltors In Natlotul ltank, It shareholder brln held Individually liable to Iheieln IheexteiitoUhe aiuotiutnf their stock amount I at tj value thereof, in addition to the the It may ct a riecnjnr. tested In uch sbaira. a trustcv. Ac,... fully a an Individual. ... . .. .. . .. ...l. I.... hit ,.. ntriist. to .... ed their bulnes ..... us, we trust they will contlnu - I.1..II.....-.-.V- . -...nlMfiiP (....Itllll at. to OO SO, anil we oner tentlon to same our 3U years' experience In ' a art) consistent Inland as literal accuuuuodatlou with sound hanking. -Mr ,.-,.- HIKItTOXS. I e Farm Wagons, Pleasure Vehicles, J. J. Williams, Mt. Vernon; 1'reaohcrsvllle; W. II. CuiiiBitns, J. II. J. S ()w.ley,Sr, S. H.hbau., Wllilsin tlooib, Jler, rt J. N r.inbry, - A. W. Carpenter; Ch, J. Metirfee. orriCXHt. M. Hrltihl Tit-Bit- s. Agricultural Implements, High-Qrado S. II. Shank I'resldents J. II. Uwsley, Cashleri V. Teller Feitilizers and Coal. "BIG "White City Goods Onlce on Vnrr,mted u ltepre-ente- d. Mulr Street, opposlto Kltnorv'n Store, Stanford, Kentucky. UOb'TI. .The llest Une toaml Kroiu 4: , TOLEDOAND DETROIT All l'olntaln Michigan. J L TOTTF.N Su.wman CHICAGO. Avoiding the Tunnel m Spelb" RHEUMATISM Is caused by Uric Acid and other Im unities lingering in the blood, which fitivo not been Altered out bv tho Kidneys through tho urine. The fcent of the trouble Is not in tho bkln or muscles. It's side Kidnevfl. Klectrielty, liniments or plasters will not reach the ea.so. Hut tho dibcaso can bo Uuflet I'arlor ST. LOUIS. BOSTON. Warner slceplngjCar. llest Terminal Station. Tit-Bit- s. Grt-M- 1 1 Car. Wanner Sleenln Compartment Cais, Wenaut Coaches lug Cars. Ho uie your tickets lead via NEW YORK. Cr7 I'Msa acd Din S-- "I haTc been troubled with rheumatWm and have tried a box of jour Kparacu Kidney Tills and have not bren troubled with rheumatism kince. I owe my relief to vonr pllla." Wm. M. IIolkv, 120 I'ront St., Memphis Tenn. "I haveclvcn your Dr. Hobbs Snaraifu Kid ney I'llls a fair and Imtwirtlal trial In a caw ol acute nepliritl and rheumatism. My patient waitfriNUly relieved, and I am Inclined to le. Ucve that lit kreplnir up the treatment, they will make a final cure. They have acted like a charm,aod think they are all youclalm them to be " A. C. Vokies, M. D., Hoax, Ky. CURED "Hid KOUIl" T-- WAItlll.SJ LYNCH MiCOKMICK. Passenger Traffic Mr., As, den l'ts. A t. Aft CINCINNATI OHIO K. O. Tit-Bit- s. !" PARAGUS Kidney KOIt TrU Thoroughbred L.UeanA8S HMD throe Jersey UD HOGS, i rAI.E AT Penny's Drug Store, STANFOWi KY., My breeder were selected from the best herd ol of thl Uniou breed of wlne In everalStlff A t age for sale UreJ splendid lot of pig of owpccllly Satisfaction guaranteed solicited Addrcs dim-renCorrea-pomlen- R. H. BRONAUOH. Crab Orchard, Ky. pt Investigate. Vulcan PLOWS With" iS'ew Courier-Journa- l. Sled Jicam ami lyVri'oint; also tiibhs Imperial Uootld, buying. before M B. K. WBAREN -- St SOW. e, f, ,7"in-r,r:- In Effeot December 5th. sciedtjies, ORLEANS X Queen 241 109 Miles & Crescent Route. NEW JACKSONVILLE. m HOURS CINCINNATI. sue-cessf- ul e. fJThrongh PullmanScrvJceisuni'(irnlkil. Cafe, I'arlor and Ohgei volion t ars tlai-lStandard Vestihuled day Coachc8.Get your ticketH via the Queen & Crescent 1: . the Shortest. Flu est Vestlbulcd Trlns in ! SOTJTH. - y. JtU' e. W. C. RINEARSON, Con'l '' Pass. Agt , Z Cincinnati, Ohio. HhjaMJaL. JLia..j1j. ... . j.- - . -' - ' t '. ' y - - '"..-''.- . i .. - . Jy- - . r . "'-.:- . 'v..' " - '. . i-- iVWimb .teAa.Aiia EAijMllg. r. rv SEMI-WEEKL- Y VOL. nrrtnf.Hil-- ' ' : " - r '.viq rvn fvtn J Send Her to Stanford College. ' 'W$Jf INTERIOR JOURNAL. STANFORD, KY.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER A XXVI. Toppln I of Dr. I'cRtlc. 17, 1897. NO. 83 don't know what to think Why It Is the Day of All Days In Hither he is n confounded or Young, the Shepherd Hath the Christian Calendar. Aflcd charlatan or he has thecurlousest wnys Care of His Sheep. offsetting nt things. KKCISELY nine-tee- n Nipper For instance? centuries yearn had whit- NO Toppln 1 hud him cull to sec my wife hae passed since cncil tho (lowing yesterday. He looked at her tonpuc locks, there fell upon the And wrinkled the and then said she wn& in an extremely ears of a very ruddy kln, debilitated state. No doubt she is, but youthful Jewish Of the old man wait- how In time did he llntl it out by lookmother the most ing on Christina ing at hor tonfpK1, is what bents me. eve glndsomc sound To welcomo his kith Huston Trnnscrlpt. that ever comes to nnd kin. mortal the first Consolation. Thro tho wall of her firstMiss De Pine 1 hope the report thnt door mrenmed a sudden llaine born child. She your daughter nnd her husband do not AndthewallsKlcnmcd was scarcely more than a child herself, get along well together is untrue. sunset red. being but about 10 years of age; but Mrs. Dc Shine It h true. The trouAs they enmc, and he cried, "Oh! tho homostwul hill ble- is that he is jenlous of her. The tradition attaches to her most excellent I steep nnd ruRRcd as life, but skill, inAnd courage, nnd patience, and care, and fooll He might know there is no cause judgment, and n maternal Instinct calculably strong. Besides did she not for jealousy. will Must win to tho fountain head, Miss De Fine (thinking of the girl's know her boy had been foretold by the Tct the soul that triumphs Is atrotis." plaiuncss) Indeed he might; but love nngel? "Thou shall call His name crl-he, Jesus, because He shall sae His people N. Y. Weekly. is blind, you know "As strong as the Saviour of Galilee." from their sins." She might not love " Tls a long, hard climb up the hill of life." Pnllfncc Itrtrnrdrd. Him the more because of His illustrious HI first love's iiRC was Just twenty-fivCried tho mother beside hlin tliorc, "But Its vales are shellerud, und Kay and When at twenty In marriage he sought destiny, but her heart could not be Brcen, but lifted up in commendable pride nt her: Its Knnlen.1 and pasture fair. He failed: but again at forty did strive. this reflection, as she gazed for the first Though the roud that leuds to these grate And this time he married her daughter. time Into ills- denr, sweet face and His Chicago News. ful spots tiny blue eyes looked wonderlngly into Ho winding, nnd rough, and strep: W'hcro tho oak hiui toppled the hers. Then the news quickly went Tin: vn a.m wiiRimpoiu:. come, abroad, angels from Ilea en bearing When tho thrush Is silent tho pheasants about the tidings of the birth of their drum, King. They told the shepherds upon the And the lirook will sing when tho birds are wldo-flutiB e. THE GREATEST OP ALL. Puitlcr. BLESSINGS OF GHRISTMAS. HOLIDAY GIFTS. What did I hear you say? ' Nothing to give to people On Christmas or New Year's day?" Tou want to lx making presents. Well, now, Just think awhile. Suppose you look In tho gluss. dear. And present yourself with a smile. Then make up a bundle of troubles And give them away to the past. Ho owns such a croony Junkshop worries aro cast Where worn-ou- t Just bundle them onto the old year And let him lug them away. And next give a heart of hope, dear. To tho new ear blithe and gay. then give praise to the best things In the people you meet this yenr. You may be surprised at the goodness You'll llnd If you look, my dear. And when you are hurt by the folly Or faults of the folks you know. Just toss them a bit of your patience And a word of pity or so. -- Ulla Wheeler Wilcox. In N. Y Sun. And tVhy do you look so downcast ' "Where to Send My Girl to School ?" It has full Coursei of Stuclv lu till department. It litis trained and experienced teachers. It liiis ull'uucdful facilities for tho thorough training of RlrU In all grades. It was established for the welfare and convenience of Stanford and Lincoln count r. Let all tho people of Stanford and vlelnltv, liiteuri of dissipating their Influence by patronizing other schools, rally around the I'ollejre iiuil give It their united and hearty support. i Information call on Mrs. Sau'tlev at the college or Next Sesslon'opeus Sept. 0th PotWM. SUHLTON. I'heside.nt. write for catalogue. - JUST THINK OF THIS. a- - BIDWELL'S C'tirlstmiis .Much FAILURE. blue-he- ll durnl The Shepherd Inspire Ills sheep. There's beauty and gladness for nil win see With tho vlilon of Jesus of Galilee." W 'Mvr'I First Maid Well, there's one consolation; beauty is only xkindeep. ticcoml Maid Yes, that's why so many girls use, rough towels, trying to find it. St. Louis Kcpublic. v -- a N THK CIIIUSTMAS TIIKK vex. Give kindly pity to the weaker sex, "The sky may be cloudy, tho mountain And neer let your mind to wrath Incline-- To steep," err Is woman, to forgive divine. Cried the son with the sable hair. Judge. "What matter? The snail with Its shell ot AiMllablr. must keep, Man only abroad may fare. "Here is a letter It would hardly do Ilenerds no castle, nor cave In the cliff. for us to publish," said n quack. A man llo conquers tho vlements all. He wrenches tho mountain asunder, tho writes: 'I lime just tukeu the first wave bottle of your medicines ' " Of the widest ocean he makes his slave, "Well?" said I1L1 partner. Ho scoffs at fears und he mocks the grave "There it breaks otT short, and is When ho answers that one brave call That ono brun call: 'Come, follow thou signed in unother handwriting: 'Per me,' executor.' Pits. And ho conquers with Jesus of Galilee." Took .More. llr "O, the lowland sweet, where tho bob-o- "Only one!" he pleaded. llnk reels ' Through his tanglo of tipsy tunes, She looked at him in surprise. Where tho bee dive deep In the clover "Oue little kiss," he persisted. blooms "Oh, all right," bhe replied, careless-- , j e coos and croons; And the ly-- , I lovo It tovo It with all my heart," "" you're fool enough to start the d Cried tho daughter, a maid. preM for u single impression, go ahead, "My limbs grow never I run seem to me it pays." ChiTo the hill's brown crest where I dance In but it doesn't cago 1'ost. the sun Till tho earth and tho sea and the sky aro .rrnt rjleet. one (And sho tonaed her yellow braid), A regular rattle.snuke obituary comes Ho taught us that beauty Is ln'st," cried to us from Stewart county: she, This grave we make "And I worship with Jesus of aalllce." For little. Andy, lilt by a xnake "See. grandpa, my dolly Is ready for bed, No whisky hundy. You must take us, and rock her to sleep." Atlanta, Constitution. And tho old man Mild, as he lifted the child: frda a Mninci'r .Man. "Tho Shepherd hath care of Hit sheep. Ue yo aged or young, bo ye wcakoratrong, Mr. IMppr De lllunk is mo lazy he has Tho end of It all Is this hire a valet to smoke for him. Ton may loltor or climb If tho way you go to Mrs. 1'iper 1 shouldn't think he'd Ho warm with rosea or bleak with snow. However you bo.ist. tne all you may know have to pay a man for doing that. Is a doll and u kiss. Mr. 1'iper Hut he smokes cigarettes, 'Ho, suffer tho children to cornu unto Me, 30U see. Detroit Free 1'rcss. In My kingdom they'ro greatest of nil,' suld He." Ought to llntc u 111k Suit. CHARLUS KUCKN'IJ HANKS "What ninkes you think jour new hairpins will have ti big sale V" Her 1'lri.t ClirUfnifc IMiililliiK. "Why, man, they're made strong Onco a bride, unused to cooking, made an enough to lift tho largest pickle that Xmns pudding rare. And in weight, at least, no pudding ever can be gotteu in a boarding-school.- " did with It compare. Judge. Then thn bride unused to cooking bowed her woary head and cried; .Not Stri-t- , Hut Powerful. But hor cheorful husband whispered: "Nev"What do youthlnk of my daughter's er mind, my precious bride. It Is just tho thing I nevded; wo will yet voice?" outwit tho fatcut" "Well, vhat it lacks in quality it And ho cut It up In segments which he used makes up In quantity." Youkers as paper weights. -- N. Y. Truth. Statesman. Ittaltrli An Kxplmintltin. dreamed about "Tommy, have He They say iron enters largely into Santa Clans yet?" the composition of the human system.) "Yes, papa; nnd he was She I Btippose that is the reason a just like 3011." Chicago News. man loses his tomper when he gets hot. N. Y. Truth. Their Thoiisrlitleaa Gifts. "I wish," said the minister's eon sadAa Dlseujined lir Ilrr Prlends. ly, "that people wouldn't give "Mrs. Dinwiddle's husband is very for Christmas." N. Y. World. neglectful of her, they say." "Is thnt so? I've often wondered n what it was that always made her so Low Ratks to Chicago. Tho jolly." Cleveland Lender. Route announce holiday furea to So lie Did. points North. Tho Monon Route, whose "See here, Bibbss, I thought you told line, double dully train service is tho you had raised that mortgago on moat popular between Loulsvillu nnd mo farm," said his chief creditor. your Chicago, is out with Christmas and "I did. It was only $1,500 and I raised Now Year olTorlngs. They will sell her to $3,000." Detroit Free Tress. tickets to Chicago and return from Favorably Impressed. Louisville on December 21, 25 and 31st Interviewer Are you favorably Imand January 1st, limited to January 4th pressed with this country? at $10.70, also to all points reached by Eminent Foreign Lecturer Very. their own and connecting lines In I'm raking in n thousand dollars a Illinois and Ohio on sumo dates week. N. Y. Weekly. regular ono way at one and Her AdTSn'tsge. fares for tho round trip. Tiruo folders "Your daughter has an nngellc disof trains and fuller information cheer- position." "Yes; we always let ber have her fully furnished on addressing E. H.TJa-codistrict passenger agent, Louis- own way about everything." Chicago TiMVtrl ville, Ky. E. H. Bacon, D. P. A. AUOl'ND Oh, man! let woman not your proud soul Irresponsible. "Tit -- I ring-dov- blue-eye- i J I . ' I were the camels and horses nnd oxen of strangers, who had come up to Jerusalem to be taxed. Angels sang the praises of the newly born nnd a new star appeared In the sky. riie wise men brought gifts and laid them nt the feet of the mother. This was the first Christmas nnd Mary was the ilrst perron in all Uie world to receive a Christmas gift, and hers was Infinitely greater in value than all combined, that liaxe boon since received by all the people who have lived or died. Her gift, the Christ-chilshe honored above all the women who hate lived or died, in being made the mother of Mini who should "be called Jesus-- because He shall sate His people (torn their sins," The nngel song to the shepherds had for its burden "pence to men of good will." Ono could scarcely think of a Christmas that is other than gladsome and joyous. The clouds may be thick overhead, while in north countries the eartli mny have a sheet of snow, and in the southlands there may be thunder and rain. But there nre warmth, sunlight nnd gladness In the heart the best place In all the world for them. In the heart birds sing carol songs of joy; in the heart flowers bloom, leaves are out upon the trees and telvely grass covers the hills. O, the Christmas tide Christ's birthday, day of ail days in the ealendar. Mow hearts glow on this day nnd warm each to the other. How strifes nnd bitternesses end, and all cares, from without anil from within, take 011 quick wings anil fly fnr nway. Mow self is swallowed In love for those about one, nnd all become, like the Mngi who visited Jesus, bearers of glftb gifts that make radiant the. checks of donors as well as recipients. O, the Christ day. Would that the cheer of the family board, the joyous g and the gladness of the heart might be in eery day of the year. That, indeed, would be a bringing down of the New Jerusalem from Heaven to earth; for then there would be no more sorrow or tenrs, and wickedness and sin would end in the land. , the east and nil of them entered the little caravunsary of the Ullage of Bethlehem, and suw tho babe and its mother lying down In the same room where plains of Salem nnd the wise men of Shopping Prm mI Too for Illiu. Bitlwell told his wife that he would do the Christmas shopping this year. "I remember how tired you were last year, and if you'll make out a list I'll buy the things myself, and save you all the worry." It was a great scheme, but it didn't work. Bidweil got the things nil right and had them put away marked with his name nnd' address the whole lot in one Immense big package, out of which stuck handles and heads, and other things incidental to Christmas. But he did not do as his wife was in the habit of doing, reiterate certain commands and cautions over and over again, besides having them written on every corner of the big package. The next tiny after his shopping tour. Mrs. Bidweil spent several hours with a neighbor, during which time the results of Mr. IHdwell's Christmas shopping were sent home. When Mrs. Bidweil returned to the house she found pandemonium let The contents of the big package had been distributed, and each child had secured a share. Tommy had his express agon, Mamie her doll, Freddie his bugle, and the other things were an open secret to nil who cared to Investigate. "I don't know which is worse," said . with tenrs in her eyes, "to Mrs. B have no Christmas at nil, or to have It a week before the time." "Next year I'll remember." murmured Mr. Bidweil, penitently. "Next year I'll be Santa Claus myself," answered his wife. "The responsibility of Christmas shopping is too much for a man he will get rattled." Detroit Free Press. loose. CIIU1STMAS CHAT. We have 75 Men'-- , Boys' ana Children's Caps at loc. Big line of Men's Boh and Children's Gloves' both Woolen and Leathe-- , 10c, sO p.trs Lidie- -' Sample Kid Gloves, 25c Men's 15c. 25c and 35c Leather Relts, 15c, worth double. All color Silk Windsor Ties, 5c. Bitf Reduction in Dress Go jd to cMse out tnis month. Good assortment ol Caudv at 7 yi to 20c. In Christmas G iods we have Toys, Album. Picture. Hox Paper. V oik Hoxes &c. All marked very low. Kemembci we haee three mzc of Pictures we give you every time ou buy SS, Sio or 520 worth of goods. Thej are absolutely free. We will sell you the goods cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere on the face of the earth. ti! TANNER BROS.. McHinney. BUSINESS CHANGE IN HUSTON V I LLE. I ! have made my resolve to Sell Goods for d; I will sell on 30 davp, or monthly, to people who are not only re sponsible but who WILL COME IN on the FIRST DAY of each month and pay up in full. This course has simply been FORCED UPON ME in the following way: I have been selling on long time md of course had to sell higher than those who sold for cash. And of course my friends and customers would go where they could buy cheapest So here's good will, the best goods and Rock-- Bottom Prices to every body. Now watch the tur fly. Bring your MONEY you ever saw them. If you with ou and buy roods cheaper th-want a pair of Shoes, Boots. Hat. Overcoat, Dress, Cloak, Suit of Clothes, any kind of Groceries. Carpet or Matting or any thing found in a first class store come and see me beiore you bvy. Please bear . ".....f .. r in mina11... my gooas are not irasny, auction stun, out ciean, tresn mat goods. I ? - ti -- I 1 JAMES JFRYE, HUSTONVtLLE. a Clothing, Hats, glad-hea- rt home-bringin- WILLIAM ROSSER COBBE. it madi: HI.M HOT. good-nig- ht The Eastern church formerly observed Christmas on Jnnunry C. In many parts of Russia Christmas cakes are made in the shape of a cross Tn Old England plum porridge was always wrved with, the first course of a Christmas dinner. The custom of giving presents on Christmas day is general throughout the Christian world. In Silesia there is a superstition that on the night of the Nativity the cocks crow all night long. In Spain it is believed oy the common people that the ants hold religious service on Christmas day. The leaves proper to use in Christmas decorations nre those of hollj-- , bay, mistletoe, laurel and rosemary. In nil the slates Christmas is a legal holiday, and in South Cnrolinn the two following days are also holidays. In Silesia there is a superstition that a boy born on Christmas day must be brought up a lawj'er or he will become a thief. In man parts of Germany it is believed that oxen fiill on their knees in . the stalls at the moment of Christ's-nativity- Gents Furnishing Goods Shoes, Heavy Boots, R lbbiT Conts, Mclntoshcs, Trunks and Yalises. Low. Terms Cash. 3 Prices H. s?'sj J J. MoROBERTS. V,A fcj ft"'fc ylM W Vl t MM. I money co II a ..' sC;jj mm tm il MM 111 3 1 ot If ou have It, goon Using dirty, cheap coal, that keeps your room retl-one hour and stoue-col- d tho next. If vou'ld rntlier have regular. steady, clean, all day and all night heat for iess money. Use Jelljco Goal, iv j IT Sold Falls Bra!?cfy, lr)diar) JvTtaij? I I I bow-legge- clothes, Santa Gnus There, con found those burners! I've singed rny whiskers and ruined another suit of hnrd-coal d, Chicago Inter Ocenn, To llr Filled. Said Santa Claus on Christmas eve. In Jolly, good, fat glee: "To Judge by all these stockings here They've turned tho hose on mel" Mo-no- Holiday Rates Queen k Crescent Route. 1 round trip between all Queen & Crescent stations, Dec. 22, 23, 24, 25, :t0, ;tl and Jnn. 1st. Good to return Jan. 4th. Samo rate also for tickets to 'CCl imlntc nn sittint. ,11,7 Itrttlltn wv tllllnQ Iflitikn UH VtUVl riiia ...l..u 1 1 of starting point. W. C. Riucarson, G. P. A., Cincinnati, O. ... n, one-thir- d Some time ago, Josh and John Jones bought of S. H. Baughman n jack and stallion for $375. They sold the jack a short while afterward for SS00 and a few days ngo they sold to a Missouri ' party tho stallion for $3o0. lie is known us Drown Jim and he is a fine saddler the Etu;iih as well as breeder. : In Sweden there is a superstition that tho men of the extreme northern regions become wolves during Christmas week. At Glastenbury, in south England, there i.s a thorn tree which is believed to blossom on Christmas day, and then again about Easter. Among- the English common people Christmas is lucky when it .falls ou Sunday nnd unlucky when Saturdaj- - is the day of the Nativity. Santa Claus was introduced into America by the Dutch of Holland. He is the American representation of the German Knecht Uupert. The celebration of Christmas is Mild by the church historians to huve been formally instituted by Tope who died A. D. 133. Christmas is respected by Mohammedan nations, though not observed. It is considered second in sanctit3". to the blrthdny of Mob'ammcd. The celebration of Christmas as a special festival is said to have begun in the first century, and during the life of the Apostle John one tradition of the church accredits him with inaugurating the custom. ChrUttun Tree In Cnaland. Christmas trees were unknown in England until tho rclgn of Queen Victoria. After tho present prince of Wales had become three or four years old. Prince Albert ornamented a Christmas tree for the nrausement of the infant prince. The idea plensed the people, and as Christmns trees were every yenr made a fenture of the court celebration, the fashion soou spread among Teles-phonis, Wooldridge, Etc. and guaiauteed bv I I w th . 1 I 61 J. H. BAUGHMAN & CO. 1JY i A CIRCUS i-e- JVtcKI&Y! Never drew like Jake Hummelstein's Prices! In fact theo draw more than the famous Aunt Jemima's Sticking Plaster of which it is stid "the moie you try to pull it off the more it a few quotations below: Boys' Knee Suits, sticks the faster." age 4 to 6 years, 69c. Men's all wool pants, 75c. Men's Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, 23c. Best Irish Linen Towels, very fine 25c. Table Oil Cloth, Full Width, per yd, i2Cc. Fine decorated Holiday parlor Lamps, 85c 20 Ids Granulrted Sugar for $1. 21 pound packages Arbuckle's Coffee lor $2. My stock of Dress Goods and Clothing is complete and my prices are away down yonder out out of siyht. Come see me as your Santa Clause; I'll fix you up just right, And let your tamily happy be, This coming Christmas night. M. Elliott got the tift clock Saturday and went to his Mt. Salem home a happy man with a big bundle ol fine goods. 1.4 4Tv i n m Jacob Hummelstein, McKinney. j vi METAL ROOFING. FLOORING, tflgfcv SIDING. jjy s A.CSmE,( STANFORD, KT. I ( CEILING, FINISH. n, m Stokk-rooIn heart'of business portion of Stanford for rent. V. P. Walm ton. Tho town of Boyd, Texas, was totally destroyed by Are. Farm and Yard Fence. il . A ing to sleep in one of its coaches by a man who snored louder than tho enDnc 17. 1S97 gine snorted. Those who have suffer Stanford. Ky., ed n like torture, and few haven't who have ever ridden in a sleoper, will unite W. T. WALTON. in hoping that the plaintiff will bo ac corded full damages for his sufferings. because man Car Company THE INTERIOR JOURNAL' he was kept awake for damageswhile try all night, Kansas man has sued tho Pull- - ' 1 i i r; r r 1 i it I i '3 A ft '. r t a. t r w kP M I Lc K. X' 1W Iri fc; TT I I If Jl l I :fe Only 1 1 more business days before Christmas and you will find it tho high cost saves you time and money lo come direct to of keeping up the few free turnpikes Royal make the food pure, has words is on be- in this county, the Courier-JournA LIVELY war of whotc.ome and dellcloua. ref- a sensible column editorial in yestertween John W. Langley, eree in the 10th district, nml K. J. day's issue. Hampton, secretary of the republican POLITICS district committee, over the appointment of a postmaster at Winchester, W. J. Stone has anPor Christmas Bargains We have a larger stock and better quality the latter who lives there claiming the nounced his candidacy for governor. for less money than ever before, together witn the reason we gave right to name the man. .Their letters The Federation of Labor adopted a are published in the Louisville Dislast week, enables us to give you all you could possibly ask for your annexation of News Briefly Told patch and if they are as bad men as resolution opposing the money. each makes the other out, both of thcra Hawaii. Tho Louisvlllo tax rate has been fixTho House adopted a resolution for a ought to bo in the penitentiary. Hamphnllilnv recess from December 18 to cd at 81. S3. ton charges that Laugley asseses the There are S17 patients in the Eastern successful postmasters for his intluence January 5. City of Lunatic Asylum at Lexington. William J. Bryan is in tho and thus is enabled to live in style at In Harlan county William Osborne order, POWDER besides makingother dark Mexico, and, by President Diaz's Washington, shot and killed JoscphMesser. Absolutely Fur specially honored guest and mysterious insinuations against is a Tho special train bearing tho presiLong and short, Goods to make Wraps, Dress Good-- , Fur Trimmings The legislative, executive and judi him. Langley in response denounces dent and party killed a laborer near Fancy Christmas Handkerchiefs, box Plaid Skirts, Blankets. Comhis charges cial bill, as reported to tho House, carHampton and characterizes Canton. maliciously false. ries with It the sum of 821,502,423. co., m ok. forts, Towels and Crash, Ladies' Fleece-lineas infamously and oin tAtma rociR and all wool Hosiery, Mrs. Margaret Hogan was beaten to Gov. Bradley appointed A. J. Auxier The recital of their tales of woe only Kersey, Jeans, Shirting, Shoes, &c, on lower floor. On thn upper robbed in her store at MoJudge Patton, death and serves to show how badly the republi- circuit judge, to succeed bile, Ala. floor we will sell you Suits worth $$ for $2 75, S10 Suitsfor $6. of the Pike county circuit district. ! can party is split up and how fast it is A Chicago policeman nnd a man TO MY The next annual convention of the disintegrating under the management league will bo whom he was trying to arrest shot each And The Public (onernlly. of the incompetents and rascals, who National Republican other fatally. 14, 13 and 16. held at Omaho June saddle. are now in tho Mary West, the courtesan, who shot A suit to decide whether Kentucky I n m very thankful Indued for the liberal and killed Will Wilder at Lexington, patronage! have rcceled this year and I Senator Deboe has been turned went for McKinley or not has been was acquitted. hope to receive :i contliiutiiicu of It during department. brought by a stakeholder at Covington. down by the I will take It favor to Kentucky State guards will present the yearwhocome. me will come up as a settle, counC. King owe If tlioM and Dr. H. B. Taylor, of Jessamine Some time ago he endorsed T. battleship Ken- as I am In need of money Jut now. at Carrollton and tho ty, has received his commission as gen- the commander of the for the Boys' Hats, 15c. Men's Hats given a tremendous cut from now unJ. II. CUtF.KK. was about to be made out, eral deputy collector of internal reve- tucky with a sword. commission Carriage builder and IllackMntth. til Jan. A farmer at Fiddlctown, Texas, kill Boots at Hilf their value. Oil Cloths and Carpets mark- when Deboe telegraphed the depart- nue. attempted to kill his ck down ment to hold it up till he could be J. C. McWhorter, of Lincoln, is a ed his wife and of the House. daughter and himself. beard. He was heard to the effect that candidate for S Tho second trial of Lcutgert, the alhe did not He filled the position with credit a few he had made a mistake, that ! leged maker of sausage out of his wife, a man named Darling sessions ago. want King, but progress at Chicago. e Twenty-eigh- t bills affecting the pres- is in appointed. It is a rule of the Two Negroes who appeared as wit" A CLEAN and WELL SELECTED Is called to our large, bright, new line of CHRISTMAS department not to withdraw a commis- ent civil service law have been introGOODS. s In Alabanesses against sion unless it has been secured by fraud duced thus far in tho session. Six call STOCK of GOODS in a good locality for Every article brand neu. The latest improved toys, &c, to please ma, were foully murdered. or the appointee is incompetent, nelth for the absolute repeal. Foot pads held up u man in Kansas ale, because the owner wishes to go else- both old and young. Don't forget we give a handsome Present with apply to Mr. King, B. Nail are er of which cases John F. Davis and Ion every $25 woJth of goods. Call on us for every thing you need in therefore de nnnilidates for the democratic nomlna- - City and not only took his money, but where Address for particulars The postmaster-generof clothes. our line and we will guarantee satisfaction. cided that the commission could notbet30n for commissioner of agriculture. stripped him of his new suit W. I'. WALTON, Alex Laslcy, a drunken Negro of withdrawn and it was ordered issued to although the election is nearly two Glasgow, was phot and fatally wounded Stanford, Ky. Mr. King. Deboe's only show now Is yearsoff. from by Deputy City Marshal G. R. Bailey. confirmation, but he would Patterson-Carmaccontest to fight the The Andrew Washington, of Wingo, this make a sorry jackass of himself in do- the Memphis, Tenn., district, will be ing bo, after endorsing the appoint- called up In the House directly after State, has confessed to stealing over 100 during his career as a chicken ment. the holidays. The way Carraack roasts thief. The Florida A New Orleans Limited A UKBAXSKY A CO , IorBiCToi! It develops that only 60 Congress- the old bolter is a caution. postmaster Three children of John Keller, of trains of the Quoon & CrOBCOnt S. B. Holmes, gold bug T. D. JUNKY, .Manaiikii. man met to denounce civil service and Jessamine, have died of diphtheria in Fro u to run through to Jnuisonvilleitml they 'are men, who haven't an idea nt Fmnkfort. will be reappointed as the last few days and tho fourth Is dan New Orleans in 24 hours from Cincinna- Paris, Carlisle, Ml. Sterling, Il.irdstown, LawrenwburK, Cynlhlans, Vernnilloo, Deti above patronage, nor a greater esti- soon as his time expires. Senator gerously ill. Georgetown, Klizabcthtown, Frankfort, and Mauckort, Ind. These fast trains are of the tinest type, makes this concession to Senator mate of statesmanship than a power to boe John Kelley, a lunatic, living near luxuriously fitted, and running on a per-press upon the pie counter. The Lex- Lindsay, and the office officials have South Bend. Ind., committed suicide ct road-beWinter Tourist Low round-tritickets regards it ns significant been notified. beington Herald by setting off a charge of dynamite on sale throughout the North. The National Board of Trade ha neath his feet. not one of the real leaders, who that An elegant service of Cafe, Parlor, and control legislation, was present, Gros- - adopted a resolution favoring a gold Frank Lemke, his son Otto and Observation Cars on these trains. Douvenor, of Ohio, and Evans, of Ken- - standard, urging the gradual retire- - daughter, Miss Bcrta, were asphyxia- ble daily train service tucky, being the only men of the least ment of all United States notes, and ted at Toledo, O., by coal gas which Wri e for information to W C. Kinearsoii, ,'r2?rr- nromlnence in the crowd. Tho law is the enlargement of the circulation of (ten'l Pa-'- r Ag't. t incinniiti. O. from the stove. I am now always unpopular with the outs, but National bank notes. con- Send 10 cents for line Ait colortd Lithoto make nil lln1 of l'lcturo Krnnuw to unit r from llio ClionKit to in.inI Cuban Insurgents showed their Mrs. Josephine K. Henry thinks tho tempt for automony by hanging the graph of Lookout Mountain and Chicka-inaug- a the Moot Rximnilve. All work done I'ruinptlr anil . itWartloti (MiiirnutciMl. Aln carry none of the really prominent men of the I.arpiot and Iot Complete lino of the republican party will record their time will come when a woman will be commissioners sent to negotiate with elected president but the Owcnsboro them by the Spaniards. votes against it. Wall Paper, Window Shades, Paints. Oils, Yar-nishe- s, Messemrer doubts It, because the con- Tho grand jury of Parke county, In- If Printing is TllEY had a monkey and parrot time slilulion requires a president to be Xi Brushes X Window Glass refused to indict James SturTwice-a-Wee- k over tho trial of the Woodford will vears old and no woman will confess to diana, aged 1G who murdered the deIn Central Kentucky llamNornc llnv of I'lnc l'llTlMtri? for tln llolhlit) geon, Call anil case at Paris. Hon. John T. Hlnton that age. stroyer of his mother's fair name. Courier (Journal and other beneficiaries of the will weie John B. Thompson is telling it some Luther L. Miller, a prominent busicharged with bribery and Judge Can-tri- more that he will run for Congress in ness man of Myerstown, Pa., commit- Will it. So J0O Main Mivvt. D.invlllu. Kv. said he would try the case In se- this district If the people want him. And Every Democrat. Kvery Republican. ted suicide rather than submit to ar- Every Man. Woman or Child who can read cret. Hlnton demanded a public trial Last vears' vote ought to convince and face the charge of forgery. will want to read It. in such a harsh manner that he was John B. that the people are not hank- - rest k Courier Journal K a The John Watts Kearney, Sr., of Louis fined 820. "Make ItS40," said he, and'ering after him much. Richmond of U or eight p.igu- -. claims that he has caused his son Democratic pajier, Saturday of each week. vllle, Wednesday and the judge made it and added a six hour Register. Imprisoned because he believes it The Wednesday Issue prints all the Clean no brutal spoils to bo he apologi7td, jail sentence. Afterwards Ksuo print!, Stories, It Is to hoped that the only means possible to reform him News, and the atuiduy till vntit f ilfti nf hlui Mlj.illfi .it- I'w.t,.. mill the court drew In Its horns, Hlnton was hunter will have the hardihood to In When attacked by two highwaymen ,.)ui jt0re-,- ...........the home. It Is edited by acquitted and everything mand an ollicc ujon the ground that he M'... in the outskirts of Paducah, Mrs. Mary Henry was lovely again. attended the burial of the president's Perdue, a market woman, drew a pistol ' PKICfi. Si.oo a YEAR. mother, but there are members of tho and fired two shots, putting tho men to A womam created a scene in a San ,e.bp,irado eqU(li to You get 101 good papers of six or eight .light. church Sunday by exclaim-- , vjjjo Tlmes a ;mLouisville & Nashville reduced pages each, for il ius than one cent The ing tnai sne nau u message irom uou j r..... , UIHIUISalUUCJ Mt A Ytfii II .. ilio tiino from Louisville to New Or- - per. lr l Ul OUUC that Durrant is innocent of the mur- Lucas will recommend a law requiring are given ,.,1 ,..,.j followed hu Useful ,'premiumsconiIIU,0l,.,Club ItaNcrg, Groat Variety of Every Tiling Good to ICat and Huge leans , Iiru allowed der of the two vounr women and must reports from manu- tho Illinois Central with a reduction ngunt- -. annual statistical '..!n,j Ar cry Line of Presents to .Select From not hang. As there are doubts of tho Sfi.oo ear establishments, nnd ano.'ior ... -" ..... ...i iivn mlrnitow lU- o.i "" a 00 '" f. ...,.. fmThn Dull rv II..II.. woman's connection with the high au- facturing Low (Quality Considered. ... .......... ...illHnnil Vifi.i ...t.t.inrrnl .w. n Sunday,.nll ll...ll.v provision fot fuller OUULIIUl iuiiiuuii inn 3.00 alone, year. thority she claims, preparations for the will be a statutory by county assessors. run of 21 hours and 45 minutes between hanging of tho tiend wjll doubtless go statistical reports democratic members of the Louisville and Jacksonville The L on and ho may feel the halter draw by the time his locks are gray and most House in caucus unanimously resolved LITTLE cold weather and eoarcoly nd Tin: people huve forgotten what he was to oppose retirement of greenbacks, to privil- any bnow has fallen yet, but tho bljinal resist all attempts to extend the -g SANTA CLAUS REVELS IN charged withj : orders up for today tho i eges of National banks, to favor recogA ROOM ''- -fJ&.-U;-Old Farmer Logan cocks Ins spec- nition of tho Cubans as belligerents, ? ,. & V Is made luxurious liv rich draperies. kft tint Both one year tacles on his foretop and after expec- and to favor a bankruptcy law. JWt tSdfcfi' OriuiUI rus that KU m ltd color, mid with torating a quart or so of tobacco juice Hi' kIm t ti of gt nm and oft rarpcts In V. ' 111' ' i'4 Can oil D. Wright, commissioner of iilslti' (Iftlgii. .M11 l,o 011r iixims attract-h- e ONLY and putting on an unusually wise look, labor, joins Mr. Robert P. Porter, . men are In tho majori- FOR The Whltbltt ms-i- .' from our hplcndld htock of imrtlen. In 'l makes the following observations in former commissioner of tho census, in ty in tho Alabama Baptist convention, Wo liavo mado a hpcclal clulililngurraiifjoII.U1I111, In Oriental I'mni'li luocu-tvl- n I Courier Jour.mil ihiMilllo, and Irom our tieautlful his Louisville Times: All signs point the assertion that the work of tho Con but an animated didous-doin expected ment with tho I s nal, rtiii will mjihI that jf.jv and ouit for sIik U of nip and ruiputh Nothing like a k to an unusually hard winter. The mm II' aus Bureau can not be done &ave under upon resolutions 01 censuro wnicn aro tho price named to all our riiu 01 iinndsomi- portl tie for a CInNt w t will renew and pay In advance, or to all m mat is thick, the mu&kr.tt holes dee), civil bcrvice regulation. This is why ' to be presented. subscrllwrs who will ii.iy In advance. Rim- s desperately vocifer- the the m'iiI fri'it on rage and Imagine a' S. M. Owens sold to u Pennsylvania iilu copies of Com W. W WITHERS, ous, and &ome of the resorts on the vain thing. Louisville 1'ost. party '21 cotton mules at $54; just a llt- - application. All bubtcrlptlon under this olTer mu.t lie - Kentucky. west coast of Florida are already open. Sranfotd. William McKinley has been prcal- -' tie more than they cost him a year ago. bent to W. I'. WAIrOX. Slaulord, Ky. Ill .uuh tore and Undei taking Outfit at Only $30,000 was offered for the Now dent for a fraction over nine mouths. COLLKCTOlt Ykuicbs action in wWehco-- t W00,. ir-'- " " '- v.-- COVi,oT lF, Since he has been inaugurated he has Albany Woolen Mill, Iltistonville, Ky. Ul democrats and following it Oti-- ' DUO ailU 111" Bi.lU "U..1 mmm ....... Meeting. pardoned a national bank wrecker on up with appointing eight uew men, for . . pf.i Freo of Charge to Sufferers. A inectliig of tho etockholder no other reason than they are republi- - ' averago 01 every tnreo wccks. xnis of tho Na- viewed from tho Tour K Cut thUout and Uke U toKllig' drutfgUt anil tt tloual Hank of llustouvlllu will le held at KlJ Is to be investigated by tho civil ia " splendid record, cans, New UIcowy sample Untie freo of Dr. a their hanking house In Uustonvlllu the sec.j iinantilltllltll. LUIIUUI service commission. Mr. Yerkes is a standpoint of tlio bunk wreckers, but fikP wv.. ij. i.uv lufnrn trvlnc. v.v.will tuu you ond Tuesday In January, ln'JS, between 0 and 16iJ wi i f,, iK This look at It from ..i. - n.i VI a. m., for tho purpose of electing I) D.i. ..I .1.1.. i.iilw win.. lurf.it iwiiimIv l pretty slick man and knows very well ' the depositors doubtless - accomplished hy the irector to "tTVP tho ensuing year. different view point. aiiilftiow you what can Is-i how to work the wires for his friends, and W. IIOCKRK, Cashlei. J. 'Itili "' Miwrlmeiiu aoutn uarouna iius pruciicauy uis- - regular be le lottle. to tliu proprietors, did they illMntniiw would but there i& a suspicion that he has Rffi Jlany of tho franchised 12S,000 of her voters, mostly not know it would Invariably euro. their practice gone u little too far in disregarding the ItfstnliyitlcuiusuruiiowujiiitfK in egroes, by parsing a law providing with Wat lemilts, and aro re yiot? on It In niit ntock mvll .!! vli'n law.' . ,,, 11. uom . Trial bottle, freo la ......W. intii a voter snau oc auie 10 1.1 read Mnerecaies It Kuaranteed. lUt?ular sle SOc A meeting of tliu htockholilern of tho I'lrst X at W. M. Mcltoberu' lru Store. - and il National Hank of Stanford will Imi held at m Sunatok John W. Daniki., an orig- and write any section of tho constitutheir banking house the xecoud Tuesday In by tion submitted to him by the registrainal free silver man, was Tho Cocni&g Wonan. January, lh'Jn, for thutiurposu of electing 11 m tend r for the while the Virginia Legislature without a dis- rion officer, or ..can show that ho owns! Whocoestolho a Uuh .rauul her liusbandWlllll.ltl Directors JOHN ensuing year. Books And Bibles. ., , ti ... u..n tho J. McUOliKlCT.S Cashier .i senting vote, tho few populists and re- anu nas pam uu taxes coueciaoie uur- - - 1..1.0 at times Ket tr. "V.Vner hci:home, will bo troubled .uu Wo nro receiving every thing new at prices to suit. You are cordially Indown publicans In the body either voting for Ing the previous year on property in run of in health They will leeplena, fainting los.ii..JJ,..n. lieauacues, wonderful remedy vited to call and see us. MCCtlllir. m - that State assessed at s.100 or more. lot Th iiiot hlra or remaining silent. It is a reiTouch the Klnnol, tho I'suntcrin and markublo coincidence that iT.iM'wSk Tc'.dnrl - A meeting of tho stockholders of the M It la Hie luisiiiuie lor Bow tho M'un'un' in., ...,. and call It blissed iiptiunn Awr.nl i iniiiinmwo-n Farmers Hank and Trust .. Co., . will lx held IT. to Persia, Alexander McDonald, who tu'.Sabhoca ... .1. ..,..-- . i.i.. .. . ," muir Uiiimiiig iiouso inn nmi. .1,1 iveunesdav IZ DHUGGIST, STANFORD, KY. "" riiwaiiiv"' six years the Mashbrokithu and the Chatzoc .. ', all kln.U aro won rellevcl by .u. :;.. of iWZ.tii bv j.lnu..rv. uh nominated Senator DanicJ fo, ,ll0 urn)M. of. ,,1 ,gJeur. H Directors for the ago, died on tho day of his last eleo- -' Beat the Metzllatim, the Tziltzeli " uwt,,r, uuhhltr. . and the Shalishlm ! George M. Davi - oe r:or .ale by V. H. Mcltolwrti. lion. : ;IGHT PAGES. post-office Taking our article on al san, Congressman for tho Eighth Kentucky district, has at lust been heard from. On Tuesday ho Introduced two bills in Congress. Richmond Register. Representative McMlllen, a promi "Iho nent democratic loader, said: democrats of tho IIouso and tho democrats of tho nation arc now united as I have never before known them to bo. The party measures of our opponents will bo vigorously opposed because they uro wrong While it will not bo within our power to defeat tho mischievous legislation which threatens the country, wo shall certainly be able to embarrass the majority party and show to tho world how well that party has vindicated overy principle of the Tho democratic Chicago platform. party in Congress is all right. Tho republicans were never in worse shape." Rev. Wm. Harvey? known through- out four States as the Drummer Parson, tho oldest minister of tho M. E. church in Indiana, died at Evansvillc. The Hon. J. S. Patton, circuit judgo of the 24th judicial district, died at his homo at Inez last Tuesday, after a long Illness of dropsy. C. A. Roseoe, of Boston, who dreamed that he saw Alex Provost kJes his wife, got up and went and shot him. DO YOU REALIZE ! THE NEARNESS OP CHRISTMAS? The Louisville Store - TV mfi Srecial Reduction In Cloaks, Capes, PATRONS post-offic- e- Boys' Suits Worth $1.50 for 72c. Boys' Knee Pants, 25c. 1 post-offi- ce door-keep- er STORE .. SALE m post-offic- Special Attention white-capper- al k 24 jiOJv5 THE LOUISVILLE STORE. Knii-nenc- c, f, p FICTUBE J FBI MES S : it the Worth i- - ll Print T5-:'i- ii A. E. GIBBONS. twlce-a-nee- -- t anythlng.-Louls-Fran- cisco -i I !... 1 Christmas Candies, Christmas Fruits, Xmas Presents. ,,)ii,. "" 11 , , Courier-Journa- l. 1 I 1 ! TWICE-A-WEEE- K COURIER-JOURNA- MARK HARDIN, - STANFORD. 1?-""arjr'ssj Bar-vic- mmm i- - $2,75. 'fi i- ' . 1 Ak-Sj.n- n. TwIco-ii-Woo- l -- corn-shuc- lid fai. kSw&gK 1 il - 1 office-seeker- spoils-hunte- rs I I I . Stockholders' - , mwwm&&mmm$gmjmmm mi I - - I4 v -- . t. MEW GOODS --. T . holders' aieetin;. ! I . Drugs Toilet Articles. J I ... i.- ';lWltyS'Myi&vZm I I I Stockholder' 1 1 M"-- "" . ?ZLlL1J1!Lj-1AZ- 2 T'.. j-- i gV a t.VruV ... , teIPiii ,- -j i pi 1' . . I'Aiiit. MaiMitmMi nil nftftH tlferHiteJii .. t..jfc .T mmiiittmrBpmmifry,"m M4'V mml''f ""? mff' r , III i IWH rwrW' . IIIHM '"PpAX? rtwyF'lHrl" 5Ji,?''?"w' wTl,r,11!l?', rpr HH,'.i IM K Lfe THE INTERIOR JOURNAL Stanford. Kv., HOME NEWS. Fine purses nt Banks'. Ni:v mantel clocks at Dunks'. LAPIKS'eot rings clicnp at Hamilton's. CllIlISTMAS Read Danks' big "ad." don't forget to read the big "ad." Danks, the Jeweler. NOW -- Everything Xow In - li;c. 17, 1897 IIlUNTZ sweet pickle and A: m mince w meat at Biggins McKlnnoy's m E. C. Walton, Uusinis Manaolil .....I !.. UUSt Hlllll.1 II.IO tnillipn llllli bUU t...i Htnlnwlnla .i.o... the proper lllllng of prescriptions. That s n ine way inoy are nneu ni Ohmh illtj Goods on display at COMB in and sec our holiday novel tics and new books. W. B. McRob-crts- . ps .ifWii is- - "J M Sterling Silver Novelties, tCoiX. Craig it Ilockor's. J Flouh, meal and shlpstulf at feed exchange. Noel for rent. & Drug Store. Son. PERSONHLS. MissIIettir Weaken 10USUUIS Is 111 with I Col. W. (5. Wr.LCH 1 went to Frank- - fort Tuesdny. Mils. D. Hall is visiting her old home ut Eminence. Mil. AND Mlts. J. C. HAYS arc with friends in Danville. Mits. T. A. Rice Is hero from to spend thu holidays. Mil. J. S. HocKEit made a business trip to Harrodsburg this week. ELI). R. Loitl) CAVE, ol Nashville, Is the guest of Mr. J. V. Hoyden. Mil. T. M. OWBEEY, of Bowling Green, is visiting relatives here. Mlts. II. D. GiliXJOltYand children returned to Grayson Wednesday. MKS. J. It. OKNDOKEKond Miss Nellie went to Louisville Wednesday. Mks. L. M. Westekkiei.d is visiting her mother at Campbellsvlllc. Hon. B. B. Kino was on yesterday's i train returning from Cumberland Gap, Mid-dlcsbo- ro WE are receiving our Xmas stock J. II. Baugh- Foil sale or rent, my house and lot man At Co. on Danville street. Mrs. Anno With- IF you will look at Withers line of CI'S. Carpets and Rugs ho is certain to take Just lots of coal, best Jellico, not your order. mixed, nnd prices low. Come up. Noel A; Son. See H. C. Baughman. agent, for low rates ottered by the Ky. Growers InEVEKYHODY is delighted with our surance Co. . Danks the holiday display. See it. COKN delivered in town In live barjeweler. rel lots, at 81. "fl per barrel. J. II. Watch W. II. Brady's store. It will Baughman & Co. bo loaded down with everything good MALAGA grapes, oranges, baunnat, for Christmas. , nuts, Arc. Big stock for Xmas. BigWe will do you right and save you gins .fcMcKinncy. money. Coal, corn, hay, straw and We arc agents for Straub A: Co., Encow feed. Noel Son. terprise Mills, fresh meal, splendid WE will have full assortment of llour and mill feed. Noel & Son. Mrs. N. HOUSE of nine rooms on Lowei Main were predicted for last night and a cold wave for today. of coal. Call and see is. Light snow flurries Banquet Lamps, Onyx Tables, Fancy J. Tyrec. Bursts and Bron.es, Imported China, Bohemian Glass, Koyal Yictoria Vases, Dresden Salads and Xovelties, Cut Glass, Silver Mounted Canes, Etc. Solid Silver And Plated Table- "ware ! . A A. t Glocks Watebes, Jemelry A Brilliant Display of Stephenson's home-madbest made. Hlcglns e candy; the Tenn. Miss Daisy 1'ahsluy. of London, is the guest of her uncle, Mr. M. D. Elmore. Mks. A. D. Undekwood was hero a short while Wednesday on her way to Danville. Miss Kane Gocoin, of Somerset, was the guest of the Misses Alcorn en route to Mlddlesboro. Mack Watson, of Boone county, spent several days with his brother, John W. Watson. E. B. Ritchie, the young lawyer, left Wednesday for Dallas, Texas. He will likely locate thero. MK. P. M. MC'ROIIEKTS has been put op tho finance committee for the Kentucky warship launching. Mil. J. V. CVMMlNS, county clerk, will be salesman for Severance when his term of olllce expires. MKS. t Son, hand-bom- T.0. every bed 81.! DAN Wai.KEK and family, of Gar- description and toys world without THE boss has recommended that a I took the train hero Tuesday for end. See my stock before you buy. postolllcti be established at Will W. rard, Prices very low. John II. Meier. White's store at Dawson's Mill with Wichita Falls, Texas, to reside. him as postmaster. The mall will be Mu. James Hoi.tzci.aw, of Bol- BEKOKE you buy your Christmas can to taken from here by a poeial rarrier h K ckow Mil. will arrive dy, fruit, nuts, or any kind of present nnd us tho store is on the other side of ' I vll.ll his brother, Frank Holt7claw. you should see Mark Hardin's display. Deae MUTES. We aro indebted toi Hanging Fork, which has to he Mlts. Samckl L. Leslie will go to Anything you want ut prices a little tho copy forded to get there and which often Is Sam W. Mcnefee, secretary, Tor a Louisville Sunday for a short visit and lower than anybody s. 37th biennial report of the Ken past fording in the Winter time, the of the thenco to Boston, to siwnd tho holof Hamilton, the jew- need ol such an ofllee is not apparent. tucky Institution for the Education PlIONOGKAl'll. idays. will be named Lytic, Deaf Mutes at Danville. It was estabIt Miss Ruth Ellison will give her eler, has ordered a line phonograph If established lished in lS2:i and during the 74 years and which his in honor of the late county judge. in her day classes and Sun- which will arrive pupils, both ji in viii uiuiu tins ci. hi; mini; jusi icuwnuu iiuiu Willi tllO DCSt line l,:w: deaf children have been enrolled day school, a candy pulling Saturday friends and customers will have the so as to make a living and of TOYS that can bo found any where. Smiles will appear on the faces of those The case of Martin Fisher vs. the and educated pleasure of hcoring free. who see their funny forms and actions. They will mako people laugh who have afternoon. Cincinnati Southern Railroad Co. was be respected citizens of tho communi- never laughed before. Our eutiro Christmas line was purchased on Hon. J. N. SACNimits, who has been present the eve of the Mil. W. II. TltAYLOIt is doing well on trial all day yesterday in the spe- ties in which they live. The olT on a buslnops trip for several weeks, with his bottling business. He has al- cial term of circuit court. It is for enrollment is :W4, tho largest in its his- wholesale Christmas Market and therefore at prices far below their actual cost of returned Wednesday wearing a full sot ready sold 12,000 quarts of his best 12 white manufacture. We Fear No Competition. You can supply yourchil-dn- n $1,000 damages claimed to have been tory. Lincoln county furnishes with presents for less money with us than anywhere. We have a variety of of whiskers. whisky, put up In handsomely labeled sustained by reason of the company andono colored of the number, llie IT Is said that Mr. R. S. Lytic, one of bottles and still the orders come for building an embankment and causing health record Is exceptionally line, onCo's. most trust-oi- l more. J. M. Robinson-Norto- n water to overllow plaintiff's land. He ly four deaths occurring during the traveling men, is to be taken into for many If there has any prosperity struck has another suit for Uic same amount year. The commissioners ask tho Legthe firm Jnn. 1. which And also in Dross Goods and Notions. Candles enough to sweeten same cause. Hon. 11. C. needed improvements, Miss Ellen Ballou's muslcalo is Stanford our Christmas issue gives no and for the provide for. The Lincoln Co. Fruits of all kinds. Just received an immense stock of Hosiery Laof it, for never since we have Warren represents Fisher and Judge islature will doubtless tho next entertainment at the Opera evidence pamphlet is liberally illustrated with dies and Gent's Underwear. Will make special prices on Hoots, Shoes, Caps, HosW. Alcorn the railroad. House and It will occur next Wodnos-- l boon in the business have so few of our J. half tone pictures of tho buildings and iery, Underwear, Pants. Overalls, Duck Coats, Mclntoshes, &c, until after Christmerchants inserted Christmas adverday night, -- d. The tiseul court decided Monduy not their inturiors, showing the clase.i at ians. These prices will ho so low we fear you will accuse us of stealing the goods. Mil. Joseph R. McClaky, who will tisements. to meet until the Chicago linn had re- work, at prayer, c. Will give away some valuable presents. Come get our terms, in fact we want to see bo 81 in January, was up tosoe us WedFoil two weeks Clarence Hall, who ported definitely whether it will take you any way. Our Christmas lino will not be on exhibition before next Tuesday nesday. Thu old gentleman is quite Is serving a SOME women named Yociun, who sentence for mali- tho bonds or not and without novlco to 21st. This gives you plenty of time. If you feel melancholy like loeble and gets about with dllllculty. shooting, has buen thu solitary anybody recalled their meeting for have been keeping a disorderly house be no Christmas for you, como to our store and we will make you there's going to cious feel like Xmas hnb A number of turnpike men near Highland, were noli lied by the come once more. If you don't buy something let us know and we hmsou in jail here. At this rate Mr. Tuesday. B. T. CONWAY, the telephone mag will give you move. They I imte, is up from Lebanon seeing after DeBord will soon wish the other man were on hand, hoping to bo able to citizens that they must you leuvu our uoor. .uusic an me iimo out no dancing. Wednesday afternoon and that soinetiiing oeiore close out satisfactorily to all concerned, did not thu line from hero to Hubble which had been elected. including Thomas McRoberts. J. J. night thu house in which they lived will connect us with Danville, LancasBin OWL. Mr. M. N. DePauw, of Craig, Gcorgo McRoberts and Win. was burned. It Is thought that the ter, ka. Shelby City section, showed us thu D. Johnson, formerly of the Warren, representing the Danvlllo & women applied the torch. Mlts. J. of an owl ho killed tho other day, pike, J. L. Bruce, the Lan Hurrodeburg, who has buon visiting foot measured four feet and eight Hustonville GOV. BltAlJLBY refused to commute hop brother? and sisters In tho. West, which caster & Danville, and (i. C. Lyon, tlie tho $700 IkhhI forfeiture of Shannon tip to tip and which weigh" inches from Hustonville - ColTeyV Mill. It i McKlnney, who was here yesterday and lim returned to Stanford to make it her ed as much as an ordinary gobbler. thought that when the court meets homo. It Is understood that the Tanners will Mil. E. O. Singleton, of the firm of Mil. K. II. Fox, of Danville, one of again, oilers will bo made that will be not prosecute him further. Ware & Singleton, Turnersville. was the finest photographers and all around accepted. (....i.imni.i'j nnviiition is to be In Cincinnati uguln this week and In artists in the State, calls attention in Soluieks are In charge of the toll- - held at Danville the UOth. Stanford another column he tells of tho bargains this issue to his artistic framing and Handkerchiefs. Danville on the Crab Oi .rnin Table Linens. ho secured. other specialties. You wont go amiss, ought to send a large delegation. & Danvlllo pike. On application Mu. and Mks. Ciiakliss E. Cox, of If you go to him for anything in his chard of President J. S. Bosley and .1. II. 3c, 5c, 10c. I5c, 25c. 35c. 50c. Silk Initial Iiid.. iirrlvud vostorday to lino. Napkins and TouuN In Cheat Variety lit HiiiidUuieJilcfs 25 anil ftOe. New Taney tho largest individual stockvisit his parents, Dr. and Mrs. C A. .'Is ftOe. begun yesterday morning holder, Gov. Bradley ordered Col. Gai-thllitndkerchlofs ut Antl Turin" Prices. WoilKMEN Humph) Japs Cox. This Is Mrs. Cox's ilrst visit to tearing up u number of tho switch to take tho Harrodsburg company Live Stock, Feed, Farm- Half Prices. her lelatlvi'r.. tracks at Rowland, wltich will bo taken of State guards to tho gate and see that ing Implements, &c. Mits. John Buchanan, of Crab Or-- t to Livingston. Several of tho tool and thu proposed second raid was thwarted. chard, Is In tho city for a few days vis- other smaller houses there will bo Household And Kitchen Tho soldiers took charge at 10 o'clock Lot Blankets. Goods. Furniture. daughter, Mrs. John A. iting her moved to that point at once, but Chief Monday nlgtit uuu sim ihmu mo iun, Haldcman, at 827 Fouith Avenue. 1597. W. F. Shcridnn thinks It will be tho or rather tho gate. They number i'lOa Friday, DecOmlJOr IB, Pocket Hooks, Purses, licit. Pockets, Ac,., Courier-JournaWhat Is ulcer for u Christmas (ilft than a nt Price to Suit Doth Large Vj HOLMKS, middle of March beforo tho dispatch and all tho raiders this side of hades mts rah Orchard. Ky. and Small Iluy- BOHON, of Lincoln counDK. J. TOM pair of thin All Wool Hlnnkets, at a saving er s olhce is moved there. scare them, much less damago couldn't of .V'o to SI on tlio puii . . ty, near Hustonvllle, is visiting rela- -' THE pupils of Mrs. J. F. Cover's se friends hero. This prince of ttvob and good fellowB always finds a wclcomo in lect school and Mi&s Murgaret Ben that tho governor should send troops his old home from his host of friends. nett's music class at Turnersville, to Hlh.nn of i"" STtuS Boyle on application from Lincoln And Moods Women. Harrodsburg Sayings. gother with a number of tho young la to countv dcopIo. but when the county, ',,.. nf hiiul'Iiil' Fork. Adjoins lands of tho Engleman, of tho dies and gentlemen in the community, Thosu who wunt money for a present can Mits. Samuel .loin's. N '... I judge ui miVi only u.u. - two guards , , ,, Jamo, A r -Has t.u,t,VIlto.. Hubble neighborhood, has rented from will render an excellent muslcul pro Don't forget mu have a Siunple Line of the get it by buying nt greatly reduced prices to protect a gate und would not near to j ; ;;.,.lirv owu)UIlilliigH. l 'louts mi pifco our Capes, Jackets, Dre,s Ooods, Underthe Misses Fisher their rcsidonco hero gram at tho Christian church on Fri an increase, l..t... indignation loses all mid Is I.. Lost .f nL'Iglilwrlioo.is. .van ess. ubovi" goods ut Money Saving Prices. wear, Overcoats. Ac. of day from 7 to D l M., Deo. 24. The V I.. CKOW. McKlnnoy. Ky. and will get possession about tho 1st :i.t,n grounds for it. What could two guards of public is cordially invited. January. -- Mrs. A. W. Carpenter, do with a mob and tho tollgato keoper Stanford, is tho iruest of Mrs. E. P. Schilling, who was scared out of his wits, so much so timt Suicide. Albert Faulconer. Advocate. associated with H. Zimmer ho has sinco abandoned the gate V We SUNDAY'S Kansas City TimcH con- for awhile my LinI take this mill hod of informing bakery business hero, and who aro as much opposed to tho use of sol public guiieral-lvtliatains a picture of Andrew F. Evans, in tho man can be, but when tho coln county friends and tluHarness Making wav gave Mr. Z. tho hot end of diers as any J liavo moved my who tf!lll III W IlllLllL the oiu urm 01 11111 bv tho and the ) & Alcorn and a sketch of him In which It, committed suleido at his home in local authorities refuse to act tho gov- und ltiMialr Establishment to tho rooms Uruco's Stable. In Danville, where Monday night by taking car- - State's property is in danger sco mo. C'omii $ it is claimed that ho Is one of the best Richmond if ho vou aro Invited to call ami not remiss ........ duty whether you want to buy or city. Unliko his broth- - bollo aciu. no nau ocen urmK.ng con- - ernor would bo lawvers in the but was comparatively bober I failed to order out enough men to pro cr, w . L. ia aus, he is a freo silver , siderably, I. G. ADLER, Danville. tect lt ho commltted the decd B.C. PENNYHACKEKnnd daughter, Mrs. P. Dlnecn, Klngsvllle, were hero Tuesday. n of and pick out your choice of 200 styles of Rocking chairs for a OUK candy stock, Ac, is larger than gift. W. W. Withers. Solid Gold Set Rings, Ladies' and Misses' Sizes, only 98c. ever, and bought at right price, and Christmas m m Mchin-nebo sold right. Hlgglns will We will have on pale next week a Tvt. Gold Watch, Elgin or Waltham, for Solid 10.98. new lu.e of rugs for Christmas pres Butter Knife, 2oc. Child's Cup, 25c. Tea Spoons, 1.50. TWO worthy colored girls of Stan- ents. Sec our $.'1.50 lined fur rugs. Severance A: Sons. ford, Misses M. B. Givens and Annie Sterling Combs and Brushes for the Low Price of $8.75. May Stewart, have opened a store at Theke will be a public entertainHustonvillc. ment at the College on the 22nd at 2 , o'clock, consisting of music, recita Mits. Jane Biggins sold a house and is invitlot In Klrksvillo to W. P. Lawrence, tions, etc., to which everbody of Crab Orchard, for $700 cash. Rich ed. mond Climax. them the Christmas "SH0VING things, are you ?" was asked of a shabCiiihstmas Goods. W. H. Brady's A Nice Assortment, Nice Variety, Superior Quality, Low Price" . store is now loaded down with Christ- bily dressed man, with two children mas goods. His line of candies em- - thinly clad. M "Yes sir, that's all I can was the reply, which do for thorn, I.H.M.U r.. l 1flAVtnilu Ul Liuo w w nt..i.o. made the hearts of those who heard it THE members of Gen. Lnndram Post, ache. G. A. R., are requested to meet in StanMil. W. S. Wakken, who lives in ford at 2 o'clock l. L, Christmas day, the edge of town, caught an opossum we are asked to publish. the other night that had "clim" his ap and Table Spoons. In fact anything and everything. Presents from 10c COME In and see our large and beau- nlc tree. He weighed nine pounds a nd ,Tea, Dessert tiful display of "Holiday Goods" in made flno eating. By the way eyjto has high as you care to go. When buying consider our line, CONSIDER OUR worth some thing to you. Call whether you buy or not. China and Glassware before the stock Armstrong, who cauirht the one near is broken. Warren A: Shanks. town, gave a supper with him and real & COME now McKlnney. Xmas Presents too Numerous to Mention. t m y. Specials For U unnsimdb eriuine Diamond Soltaire A Bargainj for $15 Ring-- Carving Sets, Roigers' Knives And Forks, REPUTATION. It.is k, 4 I Fkcits of all kinds, candy of Danks, The Jeweler. 11 ' m m SANTA CLAUS HE ADptTERS to-da- y VI m m m I J Nice and Useful Presents in Crnnaware ... -- S0-da- y Ware & Singleton, Turnersville. Xmas Suggestions i iii-ii- i' ! Mi-Alis- tcr. Pnri-oUtim- . or PUBLIC SALE! 4 i Leather l. I C V . ii -- . m S"'l;LAtS:.lS;FarmfbrSalePrivately. I . CI Fascinators REMOVAL ! SEVERANCE & SONS. tl I to Patronize our Advertisers democrat. ? , .' mw . TTT""!-' " r "llllP ill W'll'W " tt " ', '' u'tf n " , "tG. r T i , i"j "grgaaycai ig "MI " .1 - iM A GUT IN THE GLOBE EASY CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY. Look at Our Prices-Noin Fine Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes. rg5i2i3x5g Fine Lot of Columbia Colored Shirts worth $1 and $1.25 M now 65 cents. SUITS. OVERCOATS. - S 5 00 Good Suits, 5 00 Our $7 50 now - 7 50 " All "Wool Suit, - 7 50 Good Heavy Sox sold for 10 cents, now 5c. Our Tan and 10 00 now - 10 00 Fine Suit, " 12 00 now 10 bo Black sold for 15c, now 8 $13 and 15 00 Better Suit, -- s .? J . l-3- c. - -- 1 15 00 now - 12 00 T I You Know These are Good Bargains. iA i md .so on. Never in the history of the Shoe trade have you seen or heard of such a Great Cut. Call and see for yourself. SHOES. mmmmmmkmmm HATS. STIFF HATS. Fine Fedora, 1 AF'''vr"vEl'V V1 'Fine Line of Fine Black and Brown, $1 25' 1 50 2 00 2 50 . $1 2 2 1UI 00 50 00 50 now now now now - $ - 75 1 00 1 50 2 00 IE.U Christmas Novelties, to Styles Globe, - - J.L.Frohman&Co The XT-- k Silk Mufflers, Imported Neckwear, Wool Mufflers, Something Entirely NEW. - - LlA'iliiWi Aflf.AWI.JL'i.l.At.(V'A'itj Call and See Us and Save Money. If Dr. Woods, of the Bowling Green Courier, wasn't above suspicion a to veracity, we should take the following which appears in his last paper cum grano sails: There is a wooden legged steer at the livery stable of C. E. Wright. About three months ago the steer's leg was broken by u falling tree Dr. on the farm of J. W. Sturgeon. city, was sent for John E. Gray, of this and amputated the leg just below the knee. It healed in about 20 days and the doctor then made the steer a woodSince en leg which he strapped on. being furnished with the wooden leg the animal walks with ease and can run almost as swiftly as before sutler Before sailing for Europe George W fusltc Vanderbllt took out an insurance policy for 81,000,000. It was the largest policy ever written and the premium IIOVLE CIBCL'IT COUKT. on It was 835,000. The next largest policy held In the U. S. is by August Thomas MeUoberts. Plaintiff, Vs. . mmm m .1. i PRAYERS MEANT TO BE ANSWERED. FOR RENT. On my the higliejt bidder 170 Acres Lnntl cultivated in lloiup Htui Corn, Yowcll, Hiistunvillo, Ky. W, premiss Jan. 1, 1S9S, will rent to o A Ikj I) SI ing the accident. to do. The trespass law is simply this: When a land owner posts notices on his property no man has a right to go upon it without permission and If he docs so Is u trespasser and liable to proceedings against him at law. Of course an action must be for damages, something that would not be apparent from passing through woodland or uncultivated fields, but the law recognizes, such a thing as nominal damages, and Do You Love Music? If so, secure justifies the rendering of judgment for one of the latest and prettiest s the plaintiff, thus putting the cost of of tho day, by mailing Ten cents proceedings on defendant trespasser. (silver or stamps) to cover mailing and An honest hunter will not go upon the postage, to the undersigned for a copy lands protected by notices without the of the Big Four Two-Ste(Mark enpartnisslon of the owner. ) We nre giving velope Ho criticised her puddlug and he this music, which Is regular didn't like the cake; he wished she'd sheet music, at this exceedingly low make the biscuits like his mother used rate, for the purpose of advertising, to make: she didn't wash the dishes and and testing the value of tho different she didn't make a stew, and she didn't papers as advertising mediums. E. O. mend his stockings as his mother used McCormick, Pass. Tratllc Manager, to do. Oh ! well; she wasn't perfect, "Big Four Route," Cincinnati, O. but she tried to do her best, until at Mention this paper when you. write. length she thought the time had come Household Gods. for her to have a rust;. so when one day The ancient Greek believed that the foliates were ho growled and whined the whole day! the cods who attended to the welfare and proerl-tvo- i worshipped v. house the though, she turned him up and hold gods f.iniileveryThe? wereThe hotiselioMas ko1 of home. in fanned" his pants as his motherused loday is Dr King's New IleoTery, Ir'or consimip. Two-Stepp. Guest, A;c. Defendant-,Belmont for SGOO.OOO. One of the biggest and strongest Hy virtue of a judgment of the Iloyle Circase, In the cuit trusts ever perfected in this country ed atCourtJanuary above styledthereof,renderI will. term, Is'JT, tho was completed at Chicago when the Dec. ao, '97, American Malting Company agreed to put up 800,000,000 with which to pur- At 1:30 o'clock. P. M . or thereabout, (being chase the leading breweries of tho tht! first day of the December term of the Hoylo County Court, ell to the highest and country. best bidder, At nubile outcrv before the court Charles Zanoill, on trial in New hou-- e door In tlie town of Danville, Ky , the York for defrauding an Insurance com following described property, viz; pany, admitted that since 1SS:J he had TWO TRACTS OF LAND ! collected Insurance on four wives, a In Itoyle county. Ky. Flr-- t tract mother-in-laa daughter and an em- Situate described as follows: 'Situate about two tulles from the town of Danville, and on the ploye. Danville to turnpike road leading Frank Simmons, who escaped from Stanford, and bounded onfrom north by the the jail at Jonesville, Va., more than eight turnpike road lending from DauvIKo to Lanthe lands of William Yeager. on years ago while under sentence of caster andby the turnpike road lending; from the south death for killing" a Kentucky stock Danville to" Stanford, on the east by the lands of Wm. Veuger and IJeuben Gentry'i, dealer, has been rearrested. estate, and on the west by the second tract Seventv colored converts were im herein below described, Find containing 204 mersed in Little river, near Hopkins- - acres, 2 roods and 10 oles, and tain; the same land on which J. W. Quest and wife rev.lle, Sunday. sided on Janunrv 2nd. ".)?. Opportunity of Your Life -' 30 Imtrel tlourlt.g nnd sto.-of wheat and corn for sale Mill rtiiiiilnir full time and disposing of entire out put nt .IllLrni,).,... prices. The i.lnnt should Iri sieii to !. apiinflated. vlll 1k. sold ut it licalth furn im. t,i r.,,1, ti... iiari'ain. .. tr .... ... milling bllallle.. T.irm. .m.iVI. 1,11,, If, address, C C. YANlMWDALK. Huston villi), Kv ul-- On Monday, Mill with Klevutor. tlno ;!1.r,,,.1', co k -- Farm Exchange. Huy nnd sell fnrms. or eclmiige for city 1,0,t ,,f ''"nils to select from, l,.r.,'rrt all kinds and sizes. ADAM? A HOWE. I, II. .N.u.t. Agents. .Manager Cor. 3th and Jefferson. -1 Innii Department. Il IVte Uulsvllle. Ky. 1 "Two-Step."- 50-ce- nt How yellow barren cs and M! failure, and berries of no kind have greeted our eyes. How fondly we turn to the fruit of our cornfield the fruit that our children aro taught to despise the yellow pumpkin,' the mud-covere- tlnn coughs, colds and for ajl atlectlons of Throat, Chest and Lungs It Is Invaluable. It lias been tried tit a quarter ot a century and is guaranteed dear to our hearts is tho old to cure, or money returned. No household should Is le this pumpkin, when orchards aru andwithout and good atifcel It tor pleasant to take a safe sure remedy old and young. of stuffing for pies; when peach-- ! Free trial liottles at V. II. McUoberts' Drug Store. Itegular size 50c. and Si. 00. apples have both been a ' Something to Enow. It may be worth something to know that the very lwst medicine fur restoring the tired out nervous system to a healthy vigor is Klectrlc Hit ters This medicine li purely vegetable, acts by glvlng,tone to the nerve centres in the stomach, gently stimulates tho Liver and Kidneys, and aids these organs in throwing ott Impurities In the blood. Klectric Hitters improves the appetite, aids digestion, and is pronounced by those who have tried It ss the liect blood puriher and nerve tonle Try It. Sold for50o orSi.UO per bottle at W. II. McUoberts Drug Store d pumpkin, the makes such good pies. big-belli- pumpkin that In tho prison at San Francisco now there are nino murderers awaiting execution, three of tho number hav-- , Bucklin' Arnica Salve. ing killed two persons each, makThe ocst salve In the world for cuts,, bruises ing a total of u round dozen victims of sores, ulrerj.salt rheum, fever tores, tetter, chapthese experts in "tho fine art of. ped bands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions. MI IJUIIJ! TOlUireU. 11 I murder." Among the number is Dur-- j II IU9llt.C17 VUIV3 perfect satisfaction cr rant, tne mcuicai siuuem, wuo seuuceu ?uara3tced to givecents jer box. For salemoney re 25 by Yv. II. and 6layed to young girls. McKoberti, Druggist. l'UC-- signed Commissioner will, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1803, At 1 o'clock, P. M or thereabouts, being the first day of the January term of the Lincoln County Court, sell to the highest ond best bidder at public outcry. In front of thecourt house In the town of Stanford. Ky., the 2 following descrltad tracts of land, "or so much thereof ns may be necessary to pay nndrnl.--o the balance due. upon said sum above mentioned after the sale of the two tracts of land In Hoylo county. First trnct described as follows; Situate In Lincoln county, Ky.. and containing about 275 aqros, and lying ut or near tho town of Crab Orchard, unci situated on both sides of the Wllderne-- s turnpike road, and adjoins the lauds of Mrs. Karris, It. II. Charles Adams mid George James' Heirs, and Includes the lauds Inherited by J. W. Guest frcm his father, Jacob Guist. Second tract described as follows: Situate In Lincoln county. Ky.. and containing 45 acres, nnd oelng same land conveyed to J. V. Guest by tho Master CommUslonerof the Lincoln Circuit Court on behalf of II. W. Kurds' Heirs. Terms. Sales will be made on u credit of 0 and 12 months, equal payments, and the purchaser will be required to execute bonds with unproved surety, payable to the undersigned, having force nnd effect of a Judgment, and bearing Interest from day of sale, until paid, at six per cent, per annum, and with lien retained on the property us additional security for the payment tfiereof. Tho amount to be raised by the sale, including costs. Is 825,850,00. Bro-naug- li, about 14 miles from the town of Danville and adjoins the tract above described, and Is bounded on the north by the turnpike road leading from Danville to Lancaster, on the south by the turnpike road loading from Danville to Stanford, on the east by th.e land alnive described, nnd on the west by tho property of Doram, nnd conHeaded by U. S. MODEL, DO. 38,353. tains 41 acres and a roods. Son of Klover's Model, No. 29.710. the greatest breeding hog living, and HUNDLEY'S r.acli of said two tracts will bo sold In one CLAUDE, No. 12.C0I, son of tho World's Columbian Champion, llaude. No. 11,007. Fine, Ixidy us n. whole; the tract llrst described toppy young taars ready for service. A few show gilts old enough to breed, and bred sows above will be first sold, and If It does not re- n specialty, for sale, This stock Is strictly In everv respect, with alize a sum suuiclcut to pay the debts mid pedigrees. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. Vrltoyour wants or come and costs In this suit, amounting to S2j,s.iO,00, see my hogs. then the second tract will be sold. And If A few fresh Jersoy Cows for sale. They aro good ones. Also Mammoth Pekln Duck from the sale of b.th said tracts said sum of Eggs. 31 for 13. A. E. HUNDLEY. Ilox 105. Danville, Kv. $25,850,00 Is not realized, then the under- Second tract described as follows: Slm-at- o Visitor (to little ittle Do you say your prayers every night ? Tot do now cause it's Jes 'fore Christmas I N. Y. Tribune. tot-LI J. T. Jones, TINNING & PLUMBING, SYANFORD, Is now prepared to do all kinds of PluuirSlng ""-- , mrs oi Deans ,""?"""" lllack Diamond Itoof 1'rui'rn Telephone No. Paint. SO, residence Shop on Mill H.. onpslto J. II. Ilaiighman & t o.'s Mill 31.tr fligli Locust Herd Reg. Poland enjnas. first-cla- ss te FIRE INSURHNCE H. E. RUPLEY, Insurance Company OF BROOKLYN. s m FHBNIX THE MERGHANT TAILOR -- Is Receiving his- - Caledonian : Insurance Co., of Scotland. FOUNDED 1HOO. FALL f AND ioods Warranter! Pnd i Perfect Fit Guaranteed, Give hirr a Call. WINTER f GOODS. DSL ft fi9 R. B. MAHONY, Agt, 8 bTANKOUI), KY. 3STOTIOE3 I $pl ii!$!gHgi!sMHMiA SsS3riel&ftS5?5 Y-OT- 7 SI 3 $ S lT5if MOM $srM&l tHf 32J5-?- &&?- - Xl? ft 3 W All iwrwui dclrlnc Icmt Tosti for nlaak fence, post and railing or wire fence can nml what they wantat my itoreucar Cedar Creek, on tbe pike IpildlllL. frillil Prnli (Irrlianl .,-- T In cnn,...l kes'pouhaudaiuin.lrof plank for fenelnii. All kliulaofluiulwr forhulldlDJ puroiesj ulw hoard ami ihlnKlci. All erou deilrlug any article of Itilf klua can call ou me at my atore urarCslar 2 Creek. U. W. SINOLETON. - P?la-- asiao l'Z slftSsE !???? iW w $ Mason Hotel MRS. U. D. SIMPSON, Pror . Lancaster, : first-clns- Kentucky. IimU a.' Mnstjr CIIAS. O. FOX, Cotn'r Hoyle CIr. Court. Newlv furnished: rlpnti table. Everything meet trains. atdnnda.l rk Portera gg !"ffp! - ti'f'lt V""" W." V y--- w.. "J"'11 y Vf I'liiw;; '.i;1? wsr4 V THE MERRY CHRISTMAS TIME. ning the bells, ring tlio bells, Christmas li here I Dear, blessed Christmas, best tlmo of the year. Day of the children, day of pood cheer, Hero's to the world n greeting; Danish Krlm sorrow, bid merriment reign, Let not rnro laughter be echoed In vain. Shout, Inds and lassies, again and again; Christmas Joys are lleetlng. T"nlr are the parlors with mistletoe dressed, Sweet arn the kisses on ruby lips pressed. And heed not the words of the scorner. Smoother the wrinkles on grandfather's brow, Mother Is smllliitr, pray look at her now: Hidden tho milestones to which mortals bow, Whllo the old clock ticks In the corner. And the little ono there, with his mother so poor, God walked beside when they entered your door. Ills blessings upon you and would there were tnoro Who hteded Hlslovln warning: What greater blwulng can a mortal desire, As he sltn In the glow of his Christmas lire, Than sweet notes of Joy from poverty's And smiles on the face of mourning, lone 1 Joncfl. In Good Housekeeping. WmViWiViWiViViViViVi'iViViViViViYcYiYiVmc lyre. wistfully: "Are you the prince? Arc you look-luTHE PRINCE'S RETURN. 1 for the princess? Did you go nway and never come back any more, till now?" 3 "Who told you that?" nsked the A Christmas Skotch. shaggy man. iiiiMiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimjiiimiiiiiiiiK"My sister," said Hobble; "it's n story. A fow small dead lenvrsenme rustling Once there was a prince, nnd ho loxed down Hnppy Court; the wind lint! tho princess; but he went nwny and 'blown them off the poplar tree in the never enme back any more." corner by the pump. "That's a sad story," said the shnggy Hobble counted tlwni. or lie stood nt man. - "You'd better go awny, or you might tell me sccreW," laughed Mnry. And Bobbie, chuckling harder than ever, rnn out into the street. The little old lady who kept the little old shop where he hnd spied the penwipers was very busy that afternoon. The tiny place was full of people who were buying her scarlet mittens, or her dninty tasseled howls nnd Cnnton-llnnnjackets, or even the gla'ss-eycelephants that stood In herwin-dow- s and stared out at the naughty world. Bobbie slipped into a corner, nwny from the crowd of bustling people, nnd looked on. tinkled, nnd Presently the door-beanother customer came in. lie was a tall tnnn with n very brown foca nnd ho, wore a shnggy coat that fell down to hla heels. lie stood then; nt the door nnd scanned the faces of tho buyers, one by one. Then he caught Hobble's eyes, nnd smiled down at him. "I'm looking for somebody." he snld, "but I can't find her nt all." Now the smile died out of his face nnd a sad look came instead. A queer idea was in Hobble's bend. lie looked tip at the shaggy man and said, d cl ll lie Unilerntooil tin Term. "Do trouble wif dls hynli church," said the deacon, "is de contributory negligence ob de congregation." "De contributory negligence ob de congregation?" repeated the pastor; "what yo mean by dat?" "I mean jes' what I scz," replied the deacon; "w'en de plate am passed oroun' nearly nil of dem neglncks ter contribute." Buck. Not tlio Mllltftry Sort, Hon ever. Fosdiek Hemphill hns joined the national guard. Keedick He'll make a good militiaman. "What makes 3'ou think so? I thought he was too Inzy." mean. He's done n "That's what great deal of soldiering." Louisville A ' 1 A A BRILLIANT IDEA. mit. Man' Investment In tn KnKcmcnt llrncelet. "Speaking of Christmas presents," said the helpless young bachelor, "I've got seven girl cousins just on the edge of womanhood. They're very nice girls and I'm rather fond of them, but they're the pest of my life nt Christmas time. I always want to give them something, to be fair to all and show no favoritism, and get otT with as little expense as the proprieties of the occasion will perVoniiK 11 GEN. R. E. LEE, Soldier. Citizen and Christain Patriot. Great now book for the people. Kverv-vheto show sample pages aiil eet iio " club. re ! iv I : r 2 J1 Two-Ce- VV Veteran. NA8HVILLE,.TENN. ExtraordinaryLiboral Terms OFKICIAT.I.Y KF.rRESKNTS Courier-Journa- l. g . Ilnril lo Dugdale Is it true that your Mrs. husband never swears? Mrs. Bipley Yes. Mrs. Dugdale And jet 3011 are not I can't understand It. hnppy Well, sometimes it Mrs. Illplcy seems to me that I wquld much rather have him swear than kick holes through the doors. Cleveland Leader. Aroiinii MiiK fur It. "George Windrlg is nn enigma to me. Being prencher's son, it would seem that he ought to be wild and worthless, but. ns you know, he Is one of the finest fellows in this town," "Still, it tnuu not lie forgotten Unit rhe old gentleman Isn't a very good preacher." Chicago News. Pli-aii-1 11 nat-urall- y t the window of the shabbiest, liotiso In the court with his nosetluttejictl the windtnvpanc. "One, two, three, four, flvel" lie ald, counting tflie dend leaves. Presently he put Ills hand in )iU pocket, and bepnti JliiIInc the pennies there. t , "One, two, three, four," hetnid. "Oh, dear, but there ought to be live. Porn costs live, and the old lady won't Uike any 1cm!" The hcuv opposite had a tall preen bush showing at the window, and the three little Smith wen- dancing around It, making faces and beckoning across to Hobble. "So. I won't." said Hobble, ns though they could hear him: "I nln't going to come over. I'm going lo stay here till Sister Mary comes." Just then a tall girl turned thecorner of the Mreet and came merrily tip the court. She had hair iu yellow as Hobble's, nnd the same eyes of deep brown. Hobble rushed down the rick-.ctslnlr and opened the door for her. "Did you see the butcher tiinn, 'round the corner, and his little pigs with the holly in their mouths? And the candy More with the pink and while Kris Kringles. and the grocery " "Ye, yes. Hobble." she said, patting his eager head: "now let tne s4t down myself, npd then I'll tell awhile and you of nil the flnr Rights I've sern topen-wiy snld Hobble; nnd, oh, but that, was a wise thing for him to say! "There's only Mary nnd me," he ; but just then the lady cnlled: "And what can I do for you. sir?" and he went forward to buy his little red nnd black He looked very Important ns lie trotted out Into the street with his preeioin piesent tied up carefully In pink blotting paper. He opened a corner of tho tiny package and let the man who bad followed him take a peep nt it. "It's for my sister. Ain't It beautiful for only flw "Very." said the man. gravely. "Will sho use It often docs she write a great denl your sister?" "Well, no," said Hobble, looking n shadow lrsi happy, "but " nnd his face lit up again "she used to, when we didn't live In Happy Court; letters and letters, and they went out to n big ship In the water way olTover the be-gnnpen-wiper. "It's good enough for Hnppy Court," "Sir' l.cr must hi." "W ' Com nrilly Itfi be of n revengeful illfc-po- ? "Y' remember that Mils Aughty who sna'.lied him so nt the lake?" "Yes." "Well, he's married her." Chicago 11 Journal. Slip I'rin'i'n It. "The second girl Is too stuck up to .I'soclntc with the cook." water." Now they hnd reached the corner of Hnppy Court. "Good-hy,- " said Hobble, blithely. Hut the man caught him fast by thenrm. "Little boy," he said, "haven't I seen you somewhere before? Now toll me day." So Hobbie pulled out the big chair lij the window, and ran to hangup her hnt and coat. Staying in the lonesome i house all day long by himself had made him as tidy and thoughtful as a girl. Then Mary sat down in the chair with Hobble at her feet, and told him of all the wonderful things In the uptown shop windows. Hobble' ees grew like stars: he sighed softly to himself, nnd in his pulled out the pennies from his pocket nnd legan counting them over once more. It was a poor little room: the carpet was so pnlohed that it looked like a coat threadtmre. The paper on the wnll that Qiad once been full of boughs and blossoms now showed only ii few sickly leaves sprawling against a dingy white. Hut the rosy little fire flickered nnd fluttered, and the sun falling in a patch upon the floor brought the poplar shadows with it; and Hobble's yellow hair and Mary's together made warmth nnd color for what would else have been a dull 'picture. So Mary came to the end of the sights she bad eren. and Bobble asked: "Is that all? And It's mot like the prince, ain't it. Mary?" "A little." raid Mary, smiling to herself, for she knew what was coming nexl. "Once there was a prince." began Bobble: "wasitalongtlmengo.Mary?" lie alrvnys asked this question here, and Mary alwaysgave him thesame answer, and sighed: -- A long rime ago, Hobble." "And he was tall and.hnndsome and young: ond he dearly loved the prigay-colored you haven't," said Bobble promptly: "and I nevcrsnwyou.either." "Well," said the shnggy man, "1 guess I nn n fool. Merry Christmas, laddie!" Down the court, through the windy yellow light nnd the falling dend leaves, ran Hobbie as fast tin he could. But tho man followed him. He followed him up I'noU lit- - HIimvimI. the rickety stairs and to the vcVy door "I ean not a whit for the witnesses of the shabby little room. Who saw me commit the offense," "Oh. Mnrv." said Hobble, "it's just Said tho murderer. "All my hopes arc "No. - true." "How about the cook'.'" "The cook say there Is no beastly pride about her; If there was fdie wouldn't be working for I'lirn Dealer. TliereM ll- Quito .Inm. First Convict Don't you wfh nil tliem as mightcr he In the penitentinn would be sent here? Second Coin let 'Cause why? First Convict 'Cii iim- then they'd have to let us coves out to make room for Life. Too I, on. Lawyer So your wife has been arrested for shoplifting? Well, can't you swear that she has always been nflllct-ewith kleptomania? Client. Alas, that would Ir-- useless. My salary Is only SCO mouth. Chicago News. Mtonlil Mir i:ij'- TIkmii. "You never bring me lovely flowers and candies, as you used to when we were engaged." pouted Mrs. McBride. "No, dear," replied her husband. "I didn't buy $50 bonnets and $S0 tlresse for you then, though." Judge. ti."-Clete-!- and - 11 - 'em.-Hrookly- tj d 11 - . e was going to marry her." y. "and give her every thing she wanted, nnd then " he r ed"And then"and went away." interruptnever came back any Bobble, more." "Though as long as she lived, the princess thought he would, and waited for him." snld Mary. Bobble always looked solemn when they came to this part of the story. In some Jne.vplieable way he thought that he could remember the princess, and that he had known, her. And had iiot her eyes been brown ns his Mary's? "I feel sony for the princess," he said. Then Mary kissed him. He jingled his pennies once more. nre nice, "Do you think ncess" "An said pen-wipe- rs i Mary?" "Very nice." said his sister: "and those little red and black ones around the corner nre just beautiful." "Ain't they?" cried the delighted Bobble. "Two little black blocks and ono little red one. Oh. Mary, butthey're Ave cents, and I've only got four!" Sho held out the coveted pcnn3. "I think Katie Smith might like one for h. Christmas gift." "Oh. no, no, no!" shouted Bobbie: "but it's not for Katie Smith, it's for" Then, ho put both hands 'over his foolish little mouth nnd chuckled softly. On ho expert evidence." Mary's head came out of the darkness Philadelphia North American. by the cupboard door. A I.t'CKY I'KI.l.OW. '"Well, Hobble." she began but there she stopped and stood still ns n stone. "And the prince came back again," aid the nlinggy man from the doorway. Then something wonderful happened. Hobbie imw It with his own two beautiful c.ves. The shasgy man took Mnry Into his arms, and she put her bend down on bis shoulder nnd cried ns Bobble had never heard her cry before. And ment bracelets." N. Y. Tribune. the shnggy man kissed her, nnd kept on told the strangest kissing her. and he The llurlul of the Ynr. story to Hobble nnd her. Bury the year; It Is dead! a ship and a storm nnd It was about With Its hopes and Its fears. an island nil alone In the sen. It was With Its songs and Its tears. It Is dead. Let It He about letters tmanswered nnd n long In tho grave of the years. spell of sickness and wenry months of It Is Idle to weep at the bier of the past. seeking. Tt was nil about the prince While the moments are hurrying rapidly by. who came back once more to the bean-fnFor no pang of regret will bring back faithful princess. "So they maragain Mrs. Dunn Darllr.j, Uicrc goes n man c ried, and were happy ever nfter." The year that Is dead; let It He. as It I refused once. Woodworth Bcese. in St. Louis that should. Mr. Dunu Oh, where? I would In the quiet of death leave Its record to Mugazlne. God. like to congratulate him. Detroit Free Press. SrttllnK Acroonta In China. Bury the year; It Is dead! But Its hopes and its fears, It is a positive necessity with the Worse Yet. Its songs and its tears. Chinese to have all accounts settled be"Many men of many minds," Will not die. They are part A saw we oft recall-D- oes fore the close of the old yenr. and Of the life of the years. very well, but oh, ono finds pell their goods nt any price tradesmen All the weal and the woe of the past Is So many men of many kinds alive. In order to meet their liabilities. A Who have no minds at all. We may bury the year; It Is useless to ceremony Is held in their josshonses on L. A. W. Bulletin. strive New Yenr's eve for the purpose of setTo forget what It brought It U wisdom to Araontr Dear Friends, gather tling necounts. They all gather around Belle; I never saw such a girl ns The lessons It taught. It wo learn as we an open furnace, nnd the debts that should. she can't keep a thing to hercannot be paid are thrown into the Bettle; We shall shun all Us evil. Increase all Its self. good. furnace ond burned, for debts which Beulah I guess you never saw her G. A. Warburton, In Christian Work. are not settled on New Year's eve can- when she had n box of caramels. s not be subsequently recovered. If It is The Uotllea of the Three Maul. Statesman. anyone could have found later that According to tradition, the bodies of Ot Cnnnr He Did. paid his debts and did not do so, he is She He kissed me, and then I told the three .Magi, or "Kings of the East," either killed when the fact is known, or who visited Christ, bearing gifts, are disgraced by having his nnme written him to tell no one. buried in the Cathedral of Cologne, iu He And what, did he do? a defaulter. ou his own door ns "Why, it wasn't two minutes before Germany. Thoy uie. said to have been Acredttorwlll often pursue his debtor' discovered in the third century by he repeuted it." Yonkers Statesman. all night long In order to procure his Fmpress Helena, mother of Constan-tine.wb- o payment in time. They even resort to The Matrimonial Lottery. transferred them from Jerusatho fiction of carrying alighted lantern Jinks Winks married a woman of in- lem to the great church of St. Sophia, after daybreak In order to lengthen the tellect, didn't he? at Constantinople, whence they were night. The one thing which will proniinks I don't know. Why? sent by Emperor Emanuel to Milan, at tect n debtor from an importunate Jinkb I notice he never has any but- the request of the bishop of Unit city; creditor is the presence of a corpse in tons on his clothes. N. Y. Weekly. Frederick of Gerin 11G4 Emperor his house. Knowing this, a body will many, having taken Milau, seized the ricnty of 'Cm, be kept In the house for years, in order kings as the "The senator seems to be a mdn ab- bodies of the three removed them most for that they can be neither dunned with precious bootj nnd solutely without convictions." debt nor evicted for rent, should they great pomp to Cologne cathedral. The "Oh, you're 'way off; he's got conbe unnble to pay. shrine of tho three Magi is one of the victions to sell." Chicago Journal. show places of the city. The altar where Wbnt o Olre I7a. Natural Inference. the relics are kept is profusely New Year, bend above us N. Peck My wife hasn't spoke a decorated with gems and gold. The With your skleB of blue; cross word to me foriwo weeks. Give us hearts that love, us: bodies are supposed to be buried underCash when notes are duel Bettershaws When is she coming neath the high nltar, but the three Atlanta Constitution. back? Indianapolis Journal. skulls, set in a velvet cushion, profusely Good. Others Jnat adorned with precious stones, nre exNot Pleasant. "Ah, James, you've broken all the hibited to those who are willing to pay to He Ah, now I good resolutions you made last New twice whenever if I were only think the large fee demanded for opening spoke, I should be I Year's." She You would be what they call a and illuminating the chapel where "Yen, air; but I shall make others mute. Ally Sloper. these relics are kept. St. Louis quite as good." N. Y. Tribune. I l. Liz-cttYon-kerI Globe-Democr- based see, those conditions make "Now, my ta.sk each year hard one. How do I know what is suitable for girls, anyway? They live 'down eas,t' in the country under conditions which I left so long ago that I have almost forgotten what they are, and the needs of a New York girl don't help me a bit. I've always worried through it somehow, but last Christmas 1 had a brilliant idea. I found what was cheap and at the same time nice, and what I was sure would please those country girls and make me quite fairy godfather among them. I intended going back into the country myself and wanted to mnke a good impression as knowing and doing the proper thing. "My Idea was silver bracelets. You know them. They don't cost much and nre n. very good thing if you have them in (moderation. A day or two before my departure from town I sought out a jewelry Mtore and examined bracelets. What girl could help being charmed by a silver bracelet? I saw bright faces smiling, as seven pretty wrists were held up to show the silver, and I am not certain I didn't dream of seven cousinly kisses of grateful appreciation. I pictured the proud nir with which these girls would go to church the and join In surprise parties-durinwinter; nnd ns I went on imagining different coils of silver for those wrists became entirely convinced that I had bad the inspiration of a lifetime in the way of present giving. "The chnin pattern charmed my fancy nnd I picked out seven of them of slightly differing styles. You know chains, with what I mean heavy-lin- k padlocks and little keys. A cierk stood waiting for 1113 order. I told him to take tle seven and put them in separate boxes. He gathered them up nnd smiled on me. The idea of generosity in the way of Christmas presents seemed to please him. Before long he came back from the rear of the store with the bracelets. He had an unmistakably friendly air. Too friendly. I hate to have salesmen familiar. He handed the packages to me and in his friendliness forgot his place and remarked, in a conciliatory fashion: 'You arc going into it wholesale.' He seemed to expect an answer. I looked nt him. What business was it of his? I wondered what kind of trade they had. if buying seven bracelets was wholesale. It was prob-nblone of those inane jokes that shopkeepers persist in making. I. ignored bis paltry pleasantry and went away with my gifts. "Well, on Christmas morning I found .myself in the old Massachusetts place, and In due time played the part of Santa Claus to the seven blushing maids, for I didn't see why I should wait for gratitude to give me the full meed of proper cousinly salutation. The seven girls opened their parcels at the same time, I meanwhile standing by with an indifferently patronizing air. Fach took out her bracelet and then looked to see the others' gifts. Then they smiled and all nt once exclaimed: 'But. Cousin Will! How many of us are you engaged to?' "If I didn't hate to parley with tradesmen so Fd go and ask that clerk what he really meant by that fool remark about my mnking presents nt wholesale. I wonder If he knew those were engage11 1 y Money can be made rapidly, and a vast amount of good done In circulating on" of United Daughters of the Confederacy, the noblest historical works published du- The Sons, and other Organizations. ring the past quarter of a century. Active aCCMtSliri! riOW Mi.'lfifnf. n lrtl. 1... ...?... of our best workers ate selling over a 101) Stamp jear. Two Simple!, Four uuoks n week. Mr. A. G. Williams. Jackon county, Mo. S. A. CUNNINGHAM. worked four days and u half and secured 51 specja'- - Rudcctiojj In Cluba with this Paoeo -. orderHe sells the book to almost everv man he meets. lip. J. j. M,li!0, Muscogee county. Cia.. sold 150 copies the first live 50 YEARS' duvs ,e ennviis.ed. H. c. Sheets pno EXPERIENCE Tex., worked a few hours and mjIiI Id copies, mostly morocco binding J. 11. Iljiiinn. Gaston county, X. c, a wages In three days canva-sln- g madefor this book. M.M. White. Callahan Tx., Is selling books at tho rate of count. Ml copies a week. l,"ntnlns biographical sketches nfTm.Y01." Trade Marks J, wi'S lB,d,MB 0cn--"vast amount Designs large number of Cat 1'!mtu'r'IJ'u Copyrights 4c. beautiful illustrations. It Is a Anyone nenrilng a sketrh and description may grand book, and ladles and gentlemen quickly srertln our opinion free whether an can give all or any part of their time to who Invention Is probably patentnble. Communicathe canvass are bound to make Immense sums tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. of money by handling It. Co. rccctvo Patents taken throueb Munn An elegant prospectus, showhigthedlirer-enrptcitil notict, without charge, In tho t styles of binding, sample pages, and material necessary to work with, will all sent on receipt of 50 cents. The magnlfl-cle-be A handsomely Illustrated wepkly. Largest elr gallery of portraits, alone. In the pros, year: four months, (1. Sold by nil newsdealers. pectus Is worth double the monev. We h It at far less than actual cost of manuNew York MUNN fcCo."facture, and we would advise you to wa UiUUUl wiiJUUt. Umi r . t nusuiuHtvu) older quickly, and get exclusive control of the best territory. Address ROYA'L I'UHLISIH.NO CO. 11th and Main streets. Klchmond, Vi , c? United Confederate Veterans, jjTtjTrra Scientific American, -- . nt fur-nl-- Timely Warning G. C. LYO.V, ! cute each, any and every person caught trespassing In anv wav on mv premises. Hustonville. My farm Is posted and I Intend to prose- feK.&K. The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO. 250,000 Cured. A Word To; You. WECURESTRICTURE Thousand!) of young nnd mUdlo-ncemen arc troubled with this ilicac many uncon jciousiy. hey may navo a smart ing sensation, small, mistime stream. sham cuttin? pains at times, sliebtdis- cnargo, uitticuiiy in commencinc wcaK onrnns. emissions, nnd all tho Fvmi.toms of nervous debility they have 8TIUC-TUHDon't letdoctors CTpcrimenton you, by cutting, stretching, or tearing you. This will not cure you. ns it will return. Our NKW METHOD TllKAT- .UEM absorbs tho stneturo tissue; henco removes tho stricturo permanently. It can never return. No naln.no suffer ing, no detention from business by our uieinou. 'xnososuaiorgansarestrcngtn-cncil- . Tho nerves nro invigorated, and tho bliss of manhood return. d Get you rShaves and Haircuts at Illake-more- 's IJarber Shop. He Is the slickest and best barber In Crab Orchard, Ivy. 00 l ROBERT FISH, The crack barber, Is now back at his old siuud In Mis. Egbert's btore-rooready to give you a llrst-clashave and haircut. All needing work should call on him. Ho Is sure to please you. Crab Orchard, Ky. 05 m ss K. SHELBY & SHELBY, rroprietorj WECURE GLEET Thousands of young nnd inlddle-ogemen nro having their sexual ipor and vitality continually sanned by this dis ease. They aro frequently unconscious of tho cauo of theso symptoms. Ucncrnl d LIVERY.FEED& SALE STABLE Junction City, Ky. Turnouts, prom at attention, terv reasoualile rates. A portion ol your patrouage Is IS respectfully solicited. Flm-LIs- Wcaknes, Unnatural llitchnrgcs. Fall-in- g .Manhood. Ncrvousncsn, Poor Memory, Irritability, at timc Smarting Sensation, Sunken Eyes, with dark circles, Weak Hack, General Depression, Lack of Ambition. Varicocele. Shrunken l'nrt". etc. (ILKLT and STKICTUKK may bo tho cause. Don't consult family doctors, ns they have no experieuco in these special disca.se don't nllow (Quacks to experiment on you. Consult Specialists, who liavo made n lifo study of Diseascof Men and Women. OurJJEW METHOD TREATMENT will positively euro you. Ono thousand dollars for a case wo nccept for treatment nnd cannot cure. Terms inodcratofora cure. LOUISVILLE4 HOTEL Louisville. Ky., AMfRiCANA EUROPEAN PLANS. The Ladies Restaurant is the nest iu the city. Every convenience lor ludieu spending the day in the city. Uentleiieii's Cafe on olllco Hoor. 11 CURES GUARANTEED Wo treat and euro; EMISSION'S. VAKIL'UL'KIjK. SYPIIIIilS, (HjKI.T. STRICTURE. IMPOTEXCY. SECRET DRAINS. UNNATURAL DISC IARU- F.S. KIDNEY nnd RLA IiDEIl Diffnf--.CONSULTATION FREE. ROOKS FREE If unable to call, writo for (JUKSTION HLAKK tor UOMJi TREATMENT. . .. ., ..'.. THOMAS A. MULLICAN. Manager. Music - Tticgdav, Thursday and Sunday livening. No Danger Of a Coal Famiue ing our best to keep the be-- grade of coal on hand for we only order trom the bet mines. No mean coal. We are advised that it rR. Kennedys Kergan iMimanmiwA ! 122 W. FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI, O. Or prices Rolng higher. We have been try- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAJ fcfc ' A Plentiful Supply Wool-drldg- i v?rHTTfc ww & b v sW W t4"p W W w W w ww THE POPULAR t e. will now be forwarded. Falls llrauch, Ind. Mt., and other Jelllco couU. 1'rlces same as last season. Wo will keep you In.QC'onie and see us. :: :: w ww NOEL & SON, 4 m wwww T. L. SHELTON, JJUOWLANI), KY..J. otJtWWWi JlllllllllllllllllllllllllllUiUk V ft oWWWWi www w w w ww wwww Has Gone Back into the Coal Business. And will keep constantly on hand the Jelllliranch aud other best Coals and ask the patronage of the public. Stanford friends who wain Coal can leave orders lth J. li. Hlgglus, which will receive prompt atT. L. ShKLTON. tention. co, Falls H. D. PHILLIPS. Gun and Look Smith., STANFOUD, KY. All kinds of repairing dnce at reasutble rules Upholstering a specialty &.tist-cllgura teed. oj 1 A. S. PRICE, forfeon Dentist, xwwwWs, 11 15 X T T T T TJLT ::"! wwwwi A Mi; jA .. dNjf!: m S.T.. 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Branch ofllces In ell th last Fall's and principal cities and In oil foreign countries, Du-roc- this Spring's far THE WORLD'S PROGRESS! O. Eaiixy, Mscagcr, 01-30- J. PLUM ST., CINCINNATI, O B turtt to mention this 7 jar. t "' -- T "' T"!fcTTi i mum" J?f T" J'" M" ";:VrV siLViTL-'-ri- tr-- ' 'T "MT rgM"cr?af?TM?M" 8- - New Candies, Oranges, Nuts, Sic. ii fa THE PENSION ENORMITY. MiddlebdrgLCasey Co. Tho Lexington Herald, which has n MeD. Jones and Charles Spears went Eggs nro scarce in Louisville at 17c. iuoh level head on most subjects, sensi- to Mt. Olivo Tuesday to bird hunt. No. 1 fresh cows for sale. F. P. Bish- bly says: op. Prof. J. II. Allen Is talking of teach Thero never was any justification for ing Samuels' salo in Madison corn At a subscription school m Turkey tWMRL "J"h giving n pension to tho widow of a solbold at 81.00. Knob. whose marriage occurred after The Parts Kontuckian reports talcs dier,war; J. S. Coulter Is lying iu a critical both know the exact condithe MAJIOLINI. of 30 fat cattle at lie. condition at his Home aboo town. As tion and took the risk; thero is no jusIs S2 years old ho will likely not reTwo sows and 21 shoats for salo. W. Blue Illbbon Ucd Toll Ilnll at Hrltlth tification for a pension for the child- he V. White, Stanford. cover. I'nlrs This Season. ren of such marrlnges. These In Great Britain the most popular J. E. Lvnn bouirht of M. E. Burton wore given solely for partisan pensions This end of the county was well rep-- , reasons; general purposo breed nt present ia tho 22 extra good yearlings at 922. week. they were tuken from tho public treas- resented nt circuit court lastMiddle-bur- g Every person, male or female, shrinks hnlr, and gives nn abundant and glossy Red Poll. For beef tlio Shorthorn still Theo. Powell sold to Carter & St rail b ury to give olllco and power to There were four jurymen from from baldness. It adds to the appearance growth. Those who are threatened with certain excels nil others in general favor in tho 200 barrels of corn at 81.75 delivered. of age nnd is a serious discomfort. The approaching baldness will be interested uud vicinity. cases arc rare when the falling out of the in the following voluntary statement, aspirants aud to maintain the republiisles, but the British mind seems Rov. Hank, a very youthful but Tho agricultural department hair may not be (topped, and a new nnd made by Alderman S. J. Green, of Spencer, to get over tho notion that a cow is can party In place. The many millions healthy growth of the hair promoted. The Iowa, lie writes: or the Theologlcnl tho wheat crop at 530,000,000 hair grows in the scalp like n plant in the not worth much except she produce both thus spent, millions wrung by the tax promising minister ago. my hair com "About four months soil. If n plant flourishes, it must hac bushel!. Seminary nt Louisville, preached at the menccd fallinir out so ranidlv that I constant attention: It roust be gatherers from labor, is not the greatAt Carrlek's sale in Scott county est evil. regularly nnd find its food in the soil became alarmed, and being recommended It has debauched nnd cor- Baptist church Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Ayer's Hair Vigor by n druggist, I where it is rooted. It's so with the hair. corn sold at 91.20 in the bhooknnd91.45 James Benson, of South Fork, LinNeglect is usually the beginning of bald- resolved to try this preparation. I have rupted our public men: It has mude ness. Dandruff is allowed to thicken on been now using it for three months, and in the crib. coln county, came down Tuesday and am much gratified to find that ny hair has cowards and plunderers of the ambithe scalp. The hair begins to loosen. The eased falling out and also that hair which scalp loses its vitality. The hair, insufNervin Harris refused 91,100 for his tious and forced those who desired brought a warrant for the arrest of one to ficiently nourished, begins to fade and to had been turning gray for the past five dojr, Tony Boy. Two fools met. Eh. George Lay, who shot Benton Prlvltt n case is years has been restored to its original fall. The instant need in such be elected, to vote for, endorse and apsome practical preparation which, sup- color, dark brown. It gives me much Capt. Powell. on the 10th. Lay is a pretty tough cit. plying the needed nourishment to the pleasure to recommend this dressing." prove these extravagant aud Improper M. S. Bnughuinn sold to Joseph PhilIs scalti. will feed the hair, give it strength. S. J. Green, Alderman, Spencer, Iowa. expenditures. It has produced a race izen and thought to be hiding near and so produce a strong and healthy lips, of Lebanon, a pah of extra good of Dunnville, where he has relatives. Those who nre interested in preserving growth. All this Is done by Dr. Ayer's cowardly political leaders, who are Hair Vigor, the most practical and valua- and beautifying the hair will do welt to aged mules for 9200. There are people In this section who ble preparation for the hair that can be send for Dr. Aver's Curebook, A story of afraid to resist these raids on the treasobtained. It tones up the scalp, does nway cures told by the cured. This book of loo O. P. Huffman bouirht of J. C. Lynn think nothing of taking their dogs and ury. with dandruff, stops the hair from falling, pages is sent free, on request, by the J. C go to the woods fox hunting on Sunday. and C. Vanoy some butcher stuff at 3c restores the original color to gray or faded Aycr Co., Lowell, Mass. These enormous pensions havo disand of James Glveus a bunch or hogs Such eople hnvc but little regard for CHAM r ION HKD TOLL DULL. arranged aud put Into confusion our law and none whatever for the the milk nnd calves which will grow into at 2.03. monetary system; they have caused the lawscivilGod, nnd largo beeves. Tho idea, is a vain one, for of Jake Huguely sold to Col. Suowdcu, deficits in the attention of the ! the treasury aud stand now grand : trottho perfect general purposo cow exists of Philadelphia, his jury should be directed to these as barriers In tho way of any settleno moro thou the general purposo hor.so ter, Tho Dutchman, for $3,000 cash. cases and tho guilty parties made to ment of our money questions. or hen. Ad oeuto. The sillier like other And no one In public life has the Still, perhaps tho Rod Poll comes ns Wo frame pictures of all kinds, and are always glad to inako suggestions and quote priworst part of It is, that some of them Burnslde & Leavell, of Garrard, sold courage to attack this gigantic wrong. are members of the churches, which ces. If the selection should be left to us we will uo our bet judgment In framing the near representing tho general purpose to Strauss & Stern 4tt cattle Mr. Cleveland alone of all Northern subject chosen, and will do the work at reasonable prices and use the latest styles In breed of cattle as any can da Tho cows nro not so lnrgo and heavy ns tho at 3e- - They will bo slopped at the old men had tho moral courage to frankly take no notice of these things whatmouldings. We make a Shorthorns or Horefords, but on tho Miller distillery. utter his views; all intelligent men ever. death of Mrs. Malimla Gnnu, afGold and Green CoJd Mat, other hand they give more mlHc than The J. C. Hays, of tho East End, sold to ugrecd with him, but their cowardice ter a long Illness of typhoid fever, of warranted not to tarnish or change color. Iletoro placing your orders for Framing, see females of those breeds, and Red Poll J. C. Lynn a lot of short yearlings nt made them hyocrltes. work steers niuko excellent beef, though they $10. He bought in Rockcastle a bunch which you hud notice in Tuesday's paour styles and learn our prices. Our Photo Gallery Is well equipped for ut.'He. per, is cculiar!y sad. Her husband, and wo are now making better work than ever. Parties wanting work for Christmas do not attain tho largest size. of The "Blind Tiger." Tho bull iu the picture is the chamshould place their orders now, as wo are likely to have some bad weather that Interferes Ed A. Tipton paid S. S. Brown, of Unfortunately the "blind tiger." as James R. Gnun, died n month or more pion nt tho British shows of ISO?. Ho with photo work. Give us a call. brood- the illicit whisky trade is called, lias ngo of the same disease, and Miss Des-vis C years old uud of the best Red Poll Chrlstinnsburg, 913,000 for the Followeruft, dam at present a much wider range of terriby dnnghlcr, is dangera mare. O. pedigree. Ho is owned iu Cheshire, MnnnleLadv Heel, Enquirer. Gray, by England. tory than would be supposed in view of ously 111 with the wiiii) dread (Mscasc. DANVILLE, KY. Walter, a sou, about 10 years old, Inn Jesse C. Lynn and W. Logan Wood the strenuous slgllancc of the law. Ringing Ilogs. have formed u partnership to buy and liquor law was passed In North just recovered. It Is the saddest case the Two correspondents of Tho National hogs and the like. They Carolina, license could be procured that ever came under our immediate Stockman givo their methods for ring- sell cuttle, and make a strong at a nominal cost to distill on n man's uolico and much sympathy is felt for very cheap uud are brothers-in-laing hogs. Both premises all the year round, riftycenu the children loft without father or team. handy. John Embry. of Richmond, purchas was then considered a fnir price per gal mother and almost destitute of someTho first ono described is that of Mr. GeorgovW. Pottorf, who says: ed ot R. B. Crooks, 11 fat cattle lon. The liquor fouud a ready market, thing to live upon. I havo n catcher for use iu ringing Rov. Newsoin, who inaugurated the 1,51$ pounds at He and from in vulley towns principally. Hut now, hogs that works to perfection, as tho John McDonald 42 which brought 4.35. by diminution of quantity, and also by holiness movement at Ploasant Point 's bVwL"JHpja2iffHHHHiHHjgk largest hog can bo held with ono hand comparison, of cheap labor, the law lias two years ago, had better go out there Ml. Sterling Gazette. and ringed with tho other. TakOn comBishop shipped a ear load of made the tralllc the most lucrative busi- aud look after It, Rov, Gillutn, a P. P. mon broom haudlo, bore a small holo iu which he ness known to mountaineers. The Campbelllte preacher '."om Mt. Olive, ouo end, take a strong whijword about hogs from here yesterday farmer's time Is worth at the out- this county, nt Klngsvllle making Inand pass through holo bought In this section at 2 to 21c. He 14 inches long and tie. That forms u uoose, . When you shipped a load of butcher stuff from side 75 cents n day, most commonly 50; roads UH)n the Methodists and sunctltl-catio- n slop your hogs, take hold of tho haudlo MoKlnney which he bought in the a man ma- - hire himself aud mule to a has been knocked into a cocked and hook this uooso iu tho mouth, up- West End at 2 to 3c. neighbor, in stress of for hut. A gentleman from out there tells JOE B. WILLIAMS, Manager. per jaw, then tw'st tho handle, formR. N. Boazloy, of Paint Lick has ten cents nn hour, which nets him $1.40 us that tho "Hall," ns the Methodists We are very thankful for the liberal patronage we have received during tho year which ing a hitch around tho nose. You can bought 33,000 pounds of tobacco at an from sun-u- p to sunset the prescribed call their house of worship, will soon Is. rapidly drawing to a closo and ask a continuance of It during the year to come. We hold the haudlo with ouo baud and ring averago of 51c. Wagers &; Coheu sold laborer's day; whereas, by adopting a hi) known no more forever. Rev. J. M friends In town with the other. It is tho nicest arrangewill try even harder to please the traveling public and our customers and two car loids of cattle ut 3.40 to 3.00; "bllml tiger," he can double and triple P. Slmer, who held a week's meeting j and surrounding country and liopo by fair dealing to merit even a greater patronage ment I ever taw. than we now receive. Tho second devico is described by Mr. six high grade holfers at 920 and a car his income many times during the sea- at Pleasant Point last fall, hit thesauc- - Nx tltlcation craze n blow, from which It -E. D. Hale, who 6euds also n diagram load of heifers, 010 lb., in a. 10. Cli- son, if he can successfully elude the -- A. "5TOTTI of the law. Judging from t never fully recovered of his convenient nrraugotneut: and now Rev. max. indications, say n writer in This is tho way wo catch hogs for Gillutn seems to have wiped up the last Lynn & Wood sold to Price Bros., of January 1st Is close at hand and those who owo us are requested to come on that day the time is yet far distant greasy hjH)t of it at least in that seccuttlo at 3e: to and settle. Don't wait for us to "dun" you but come on your own account and let us give ringiug. 'Take nu ordinary shipping Garrard. 23 7 crato for hogs, G. B. M. S. & J. W. IIACGIIMAN. you a clear receipt for what yo J owe us. of the "blind tion of country. 20 calves at 910.50 and to when the backbone Barnett tnko oil cleats at & Rice, of Danville, nn extra good tiger" will be broken, for the mountain both ends, on ouo Fox passes and gorges nlTord ample opporBRODHEAD. eud nail at four mule for 8100. They bought of J. C. Hays a lot of calves at 910 and of an- tunity for its effectual concealment, coruers of tho e Burglars cracked the safe of cat- and popular taste run strongly in crato four cleats other party a bunch of Co. favor of its maintenance. 2 iuches by 3 tle ut 83.025. Lewis Bryan, of North Carolina, is inches. Over Jk C. P. Cecil sold to S. M. Tut- G. the guest of Prof. Chandler. Mrs. these crosswiso hlll, of New York, the At LovvUburg. Nute Frazer shot and Dannie Owens is convalescing. at top and bot- mare. Lottie Lorraine, 2:05!, by a killed his wife. Revs. Hendrlckson and MeMurry, of tom of crato nuil Theo. Durrani has been sentenced to Berea, are holding a series of meetings Wilkes, dam Lady Yelser, for two 2 inch by 3 iuch strips. 82,000. She holds the world's record hang, this time on January 7 next, for at the Baptists church this week. OUR TRIX ARE HERE.: CD CZJT3 rD Through these for mares jointly with Bessie Bonehill, the murder of Blanche Lamont. O. V. Jarrett, who has been confined Three men were killed aud two wo- to his room with fever, Is again ou the boro made In n dend heat at Terre Haute men fatally Injured at a dance near iuch holes, dodg- this summer. streets. W. G. Proctor, merchant, of ing three inches R. H. Bronaugh's Kitty B. proved a JelTersonvllle, Twiggs county, Ga. Quail, was in town this week. apart. Into this bread winner during the last season. Only nine of the 05 distilleries In the The band boys will give an enterspaco iusort two iioa niNUEK. since June 1st and Louisville district are now In operation, tainment Xmas Eve night, I Friday), at movable levers with holes in them op- She made 30 starts win- but by January 1 at least 10 will be in Albright's Hall. Program will consist posite those iu cleats. When finished, got a part of the money 23 times, races, second money 10 times operation, with a dally output of 40,000 of music, Negro sketches, dramas, &c. the end of the crato will look liko tho dia- ning nine Fancy Queenswaro andanTEIegant.L!uc of i o gallons. gram. Levers nud 2 nro held iu place and third seven. She won in all a Messrs. Orus und George Powers Charles Butler, a New York philan- havo contracted with an Indlanujiolis by two bolts without burs. This makes over 82,500, which is good considerthem adjustable to different sized hogs. ing the fact that tho purses she started thropist, who predicted Chicago's company to have a large number Of No. 2 is thrown back ready for the hog for were all small. Besides Kitty B. greatness when it was a village, is dead gate latches made. The latch referred to put his head in. Set the "trap," we Mr. Bronaugh had In his stable The aged 05. to was patented by them some time call it, at your pen door, with hogs Navy, Hiram Shaw, aged 02 years, who had since and Is a good one. Annie Taylor and Kathlo May ' &c. And Coal Vases, Fan:y Shovels inside, with ono man or boy to chaso "he Is 91,500 ahead notwithstanding been engaged In the hut business ut Jim Francisco and Miss Furrls, Of one at a time into it, and as tho hog and comCome and sjo us. We buy and sell for CASH and cm afford t J make the. Very LOWEST ruus his head into the opeu trap catch the latter horses were sick a great Lexington all his life, died of a Williamsburg, were married at the plication of diseases. PRICES. him just behind tho ears by moving deal. He bought bovornl bride's homo Wednesday morning at 7 Frank Thomas, of Columbia, S. C, o'clock. They arrived hero ou noou lovor 2 to an upright position quick- during his stay in Lexington and next ly. When you havo your hog iu tho year he thinks he will havo a striug is wunted for fatuity beatlug his little train of the same day. Mr. Francisco HIGGINS trap, you can ring him at your leisure. that will win him both fortune and daughter who cried because her tooth Is tho son of our clever hotel man and Wo have used this kind of devico for fume. ached, and kept her brutal father a nice young man. ten years. Thero is no patent ou it. awake. MT. VERNON, A New York teacher whipped a 12- To Prevent m Muddy liamyard. Hubble, year-ol- d boy severely witn a oicyeic Now I como to tho only practical Rev. Zeigler preached here Sunday S. M. Spoonatuoro Is arranging to way I know of for making a decent and lectured on Temperance Monday tire and now the little fellow is at the oInt of death with spinal meningitis build a uew barn. Elder George Gow-e- n barnyard that is, to pave it with cob- night. We carry oaly tho best goods and sell at will preach at the Christian church caused by It. blestones when they can bo had withMiss Ella Butner Is the guest of Mrs. out too much trouble. Tho stoucs According to the auditor's report to hero Sunday at 3 o'clock. Ed Miller Sulllo Cook Is visshould bo, we will say, about six iuch- Cleo Brown. Miss tho county clerk there 140,725 barrels and family uro going to i.iovo to Mt es iu thickness. They should bo laid iting Miss Plorelle Brown. of whisky stored In Louisville bonded Vernon In a short line. Dr. Kinnatrd Mesdutlies Reuben Mullins and Sam with a great deal of caro aud tho interwarehouses. The valuation placed on reports Faunto Ball very poorly with stices filled with sand. Tho stones Pennington have won handsome tablerheumatism and heart trouble. Miss them is $1,171,052. should bo pounded down solid, oven ware by a little time spent In canvassHenry Probasco, the philanthropist Fannie- Underwood's school closed Friand smooth as may bo with a heavy ing for a Cincinnati firm. Tho same rule apples to our sto:k of Win low Glass and Putty, In which we have tho wooden maul. and public benefuctor, whose charita- day with everybody pleased with her Such a pavoment will Mrs. Mattle Faulkner and Miss Rachbest grades only. yeurs been house- work among us ns a teacher. Mrs. S. cost something, it is true, but if put in el Danville, are guests of Mrs. ble deeds havo for right it is thero to stay for all time. A. Scott, of Elder Forror preaches hold words in Cincinnati, has filed a J. Hubble will live with her sister for R. Scott. Tho manure can bo cleaned off, as often deed of assignment. awhllo noxt year till she can find a lohis farewell sermon next Sunday. Tho as necessary, any timo in the summer, The women of the country hope to cation to suit her. Mack Eubanks will up reluctantly. and then thero can bo no mud tramped church gives him raise 8250,000 for a George Washington move to the Hubble farm about Jan. 1. np. A little excitement passed over our building, to be erected at A. J. Rice Is having his timber sawed It will take about fivo loads of stone town Wednesday when Elza Langford memorial Washington in connection with the into lumber on the Bend farm und will and sand Tor each square rod of surface. shot at Gran Baker as ho stood in his dlsposo of It to the community. A yard, fivo rods square, will take 125 store door near the depot. The ball proposed National University. A Pennsylvania woman started tho loads aud take a man two weeks to lay lodged In the door over Mr. B.'s head. Thomas Daily, of Carlisle, Ind., grew kitchen fire with kerosene oil. Her it good. In places whore stone cannot Lanford was released on 8400 ball. desperate and took an overdose of morbe had the next best thing to do is to house was burned down and thrco of Mrs. Mattlo Klrby and Mrs. A. R. BY make a plank floor over the eutire yard. her children cremated, and another phine. Ho changed his notion after Scott will give some delightful enter- was probably fatally Injured. . P. Goodrich in Hoard's Dairymau. taking the drug nnd had fou" doctors at tainments at Livingston, London and After a long and honorable career as work on him In a half hour. "When a sheop is a year old, two large Corbln during tho holidays. Being While hunting a rabbit for his sick of Police of Louisville. Gen. additional teeth appear in the front gifted elocutionists the people will en- Chief Thomas H. Tuylor has been turned wife who had expressed a deslro for part of its lower jaw. According to joy rare treats if they hear them. OthEnglish law, when these teeth appear er pleasant features will enliven the down to make place for a younger man, some of that meat, Alfred Hochstotler, the young animal is no longer a lamb, evening In the way of music, Etc. The Jacob Hauger, at present Chief of De- of Blufftou, O., was accidentally shot aud killed by his brothcr-ln-lubut a sheep. At 2 years old the sheep recitation, ' Wild Zlngarella," by tho tectives. Also carries a Nice Line of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, A thousand men with famine staring gets four large teeth in tho middle of A census of Glusgow shows u populaits lower jaw. At 3 year old it has six beautiful Mrs. Scott cannot be excell- tion of 1,780, as against 2,150 In 1890, them in tho face are struggling over Buggy Robes, Horse Blankets, Whips, &c. large permanent cutting teeth, and at 4 ed. aud the Glusgow News says some "tall the mountains trying to escape from Court-Hou- se years eight. When it is very old, its Room Opposite Square, Stanford, Ky Gen. J. B. Gordon has fixed tho date lying was done In 1S90, or else the facts Alaska. teeth begin to drop out, and those that A spot on the sun has been discover remain are long and round like shoe of the Confederate reunion at Atlanta have been kept from tho city assessor ed 100,000 miles in diameter. in 1897." , peg. for July CAUSE FOR ALARM. How baldness begins. nJivfeTBBHr!?fnrK & Ak sPr FARM AND TRADE. flow to prevent it. un-nb- lo osti-mat- es i ARTISTIC FRAMING two-year-o- ld law-breake- 025-poun- d Non-Tarnishab- le first-cla- ss u E. H. FOX'S STUDIO, Opposite P. He-fo- re M- - S. & J. W. BSUGHIVIftlM, aver-erngl- ng hiveryrr)er)t Stafford, Ky TO 1 crop-makin- g, 7"OISID I vJ .1 pre-on- Chau-tauqua- n, Xmas Is Coming. 1 1 Martin-Prothero- 000-pou- eoven-year-ol- d Gum-bett- one-ha- lf lit-tl- Stand Lamps, Chandeliers and-Tongs- , two-year-ol- ds WKINNEY. in Drugs, Books and stationery, Uniformly Low Prices. PENNY'S DRUG STORE. n ODDGKCAKinG C. Practical Embalmer and Funeral Director. M CLARY, Trimmer, 20-2- 3. r)h.,r.

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