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Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1894 sem1894021601 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 1894 $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 Weekly Imte RIOR Journal -- vol. xxi. M1DDLEBURC, -- STANFORD. KY.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1894. -- NO. 100 CASEY COUNTY. THE CENERAj. ASSEMBLY. Thuro a now boarder nl I'rof J. N. The House passed a bill to mnko nil HuIFh but wo linvo not boon nbtu to males of 18 years and over liable for work learn wliuther it in n Fauntu or n John on roads. nio. Tho Senato killed tho bill to prohibit W. F. Durham bought of Jns. trust companies from operating outside 18 atouru at about 2c. their counters. J). G. Elliott abippod n car load of hnH 0. K. ICasley, of Harrisnnville, wbh to Cincinnati Thursday. struck by a train neor Shelbyvillo and It raitiH and it aiiowh, and then it killed. clearn up and turns cold, and wo luivo n Tho Sonnto bill for tho prevention of air day now nnd tlion. Wo nro talking cruelty to nnlmnlH failed to pnss the about tbo woathor now. l!ouno30 to 11. J. A. Uijjnoy camo over from Kich-hiTho bill to repeal the primary elecSunday to eoo his tUtiUtor, Miwj tion laws would pass if the noble army Lou, who is attending school at Janio of candidates had n vote on it. Wash IiiBtituto. P. M. Taylor nnd A. II. Tho bill to fix tho salary of tho Mayo wont to Loulavlllo lost week. Clerk of tho Court of Appeals at $1,000 Kav. Shouse.a counin o( Hev. Jno, ami allow him $11,000 for his deputies S. ShotiBO, of Ijxitipton, nnd n very passed the House. t, youthful, but promlHhiK minister of With tho date for the adjournment of Dapllot church prcachod nt tbo tho General Assembly but llttlo more Sunday. ThecotiRreRatlou wna favorably than three weokH oil", 17 bills wero dump-oimprt'Bflcd with him. upon tho House Tuesday. Groon river gota on a tear occasionThe Senate killed Judge Becknor's ally of luto but hns kopt within her bill to limit trust companies in their tl banks ho far, and has dono but little duclary cpnclty to persons and properdamage. Though it Is tho prophecy of ty in tho county in which tho company Boveralofour oldorcitizendthut this is is located. tho year for a "bijj frtwh." Senator Lay hns at last hatched a J. M.Tilford, a very worthy repub- bill. It la tho very important ono to lican of this precinct, is a candidate for chango tho name of tho institution at thu republican nomination (or county Danville to tho Kentucky School for judi,o. As thu rupndllcans bouiii to linvo Deaf Mutes. this county "in a nlinic," wo would ns Tho bill giving tho bodies of unmuch profor to sou Mr. Tilford honored claimed pauper dead, after a reasonable with tho portion ho seeks as any onu of period o! waiting for identification or for his party wo know. John is atrictly claimant, to the medical colleges, was holiest and would doubtless mako a passed in the Senate at Frankfort. faithful ollicor, Tho Senato passed a bill to establish At tho Balo of IlimJ Hastin, docensed, two industrial schools for girls and boys on tho 7th Inst everything sold extreme- and providing for on appropriation of averago of M ly high. Corn brought on nn $10,000. Tho governor can nppoint wo$2.53 per barrel nnd everything elso men on the board of directors if ho sees high. Candidates weru oh fit. thick as flddleni nro thought to bo in The Housa passed tho bill, which that place whero wo don't want to go, had already piuod tho Senate, which and hand shaking scorned to bo tho on- makee tho precinct or town the unit in ly thing on tho program. local option elections and not tho counWin. Kates, aged 70 ypars, died nt ty, so ono precinct may bo dry and tho his homo near Mt. Salem, Feb. Oth. Mr. other wet. and in hia Kstes was a good neighbor death the community loses one of its DAN vTlLE, BOYjY COUNTY. beet citizens, ouo whose place will bo Advocate.) hard to flll. The wife and children loeo A 12 pound salmon is whnt I. T. a kind father and a loving husband. Lanier hroueht homo with him as a Mr. I'iUes had been a consistent member a number of souvenir of his salmon fishing In tho of tho Christian church for years and died in the full hop of a Cumberland rivor, near Mill Springs. Tho farm of Dr. Bollards, on the blesed resurrection beyond tha gravo. Shakortown pike, Buffered seriously in damago to fencing, shade trees and tho COUNTY. BRODHEAD, ROCKCASTLE total destruction of a large barn by a torThomas Mclloborta has been on tho nado Monday. nick list for a fow days, but is convalesWe aro reliably informed that Tom cent at this writing. Cecil in abeyance to the sentiment of his J. IJ. Farmer nnd W. H. Colyer, A. neighbors, hns abandoned his intention K. Albright Dr. I. S. Ilurdott and a fow of selling whisky nt his house, and will others have organized a string band at simply operate the distillery on Dick's this place. river. The Hrodhead Draw Hand will give The will of tho late Dr. M. T. Scott nn entertoinmont at Albright's Hall on has boon admitted to probate. By its the night of '25th lnt.Thobovahavo terms tho estato of $120,000 is left to Mrs. now Instruments and feel llko Scott during her life, with remainder to public ought to patronize thorn. tho her two children. Tho Doctor had Mr. K. 1 Prothers and Miss Mnmio insurance on bis life, all in tho best Perkins eloped to Tenn., Monday night companies. and when thoy returned Tuesday tho At the Institution for Deaf Mutes change seemed to bo that Mr. Prothorfl Saturday, ono of tho pupils, Grovor had been made a mmbr of tho long es- Cleveland Simms, who came from the tablished firm of Martin A Perkins at Baptist Orphans' Home, in Louisville, thin placo. Wo understand that others was run over by Anderson fc Spilmau's will soon follow. delivery wagon and dangerMrs. Dr. J. M. Clarke went to Crab ously injured Orchard Tuesday nnd returned on tho Christian College Notes. night train last night in compnny with t Miss Payne and others nnd Dr. I. S. adv. Joined them at tho depot and are all Mies Hvelyn Goodo and Jack Goodo all tho (world. Mr. A. from gone tho wny of Turnersvillo neighborhood entered K Albright has gono to Bee Lick to O. C, on Monday. the wedding ol his brother-in-laMisses Mary and Lnuriu Sandidire. Dr. S. 0. Perkins. tho bright little daughters of Mr. Char-loFebruary 11th, a day sacred to St. Sandldge, from near Milledgeville, enValentine. It was a very old notion, al- tered on Monday last. luded to by Rliakspearo that on this day Miss Bertie Enoch, Class, Juno ISttG, birds begin to coupH Hence, perhnpsi oamo from Somerset on Friday, and aroso tho custom of sending on this day paid the college a short call, on her way But to Turnersvillo, whoro professions of love and allection. she will onen n wo think that ShakBpoaro's Baying does apriug school. Miss Bortio is well quali not only apply to tho birds of tho air but fied nnd her patrons may expect a good to tho doctors o! this neighborhood. For school. Dr. S. C. Perkins and Miss Delia The work in tho Normal departboth of Boo Lick, married on that ment is progressing finely. Tho interj day nnd Dr. I. S. Burdett, of Brodhoad, est is increasing, and a great deal will bo and Miss Rilla Payne, of Crab Orchard, accomplished during tho eighteen weeks. eloped to Jellico, Tenn., last night. Toachors may yet enter and bo greatly "GHllip- - benefited. Attention is given to AnaQlJKKN AM) OllKSCKNT ItOUTK. selection of lysis in every branch from Bpelling up. boh of tho World's Fair." A' Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Bishop called 102 Gems of tho White City soon through r tho Camera. This handsome volume, to boo their daughters, Misses Amanda and Victoria, on Thursday. Thoy ex e containing 192 photographic pressed themselves as belni; well nleas- views of tho entiro Exposition, showing ed with tho progress of their daughters. territor-in- l all main biddings, all Btato and Thoy aro good friends of Christian Col buildings, all foreign buildings, lege; and they have had an opportunity grounds, Btatuary, lagoonsand about 40 to know as thoy have been good natrons Midway Plaisance, viows of tho great for tho Inst six years. will be sont to any address on recoipt of By an Act of tho Stato Legislature, postage. This 25 cents and live centsjfor passed in the winter of 1S1K). amendinc greatest of book has been issued by the charter, Christian College may grant t the railroads -t- ho Queen & Southern is with- Diplomas and confer tho degrees of B. S. Route and ita excellence and A. B. In the College of Arts and the out a flaw. A mostldolightful collection degree of M. A. in the Commercial DeBmall and of exonisito views, in a partment. It requires a long and hard book. Many such collec- pull to win these degrees, but thoy are Bend tions aro large and cumbersome fine passports to teachers and all those O. your address and 30 cent to W. who expect to take a profession. General raosorger Agent, CinRiriiv'a nnmuv wi Tumi..m.. on.!- cinnati, 0. , beautiful song (words and music regular o Unltod Statea alinut tntiafn aiTU UMI Iia mnttn.l IU Uliy Tho people of tho uiii.v.mua.i.iiii.i.1 mil ua mniiuu of tho seven f ono enclosing 5c in stamps to D. G. Ednearly ounces of qulnlno produced In wards, General Passenger Agent, 0. H A D. K. R., Cincinnati, Ohio. tho world every year. la Hum-ilton ll .''oui-oreed ' pur-rhase- d $27,-M- two-hors- o Hur-det- at-ten- d Bar-ven- u, Circuit court convened hero yostorday with a lino crowd of tbo honest old of Bockrastlu present. Judge Morrow is presiding with bin usual dignity, nnd unusual ability. If brevity is tho soul of wit, Judgo Morrow's instructions were tho whole of it. I never henrd n shorter, more concls", and yet a fuller, and more complete compendium of instructions delivered to a grand Jury. Multum in parvo expresses it exactly. There is quite n largo docket of new criminal and penal c.uws. I have been employed by a client who has 20 caRea againxt him on tho docket. Wo linvo tried several of thorn several yesterday, and ono of our juries is now hung on his case. That is always better than a hungclient. Col. W.O. Bradley arrived this evening with his law and eloquence, MaJ. J W. Alcorn camo yesterday with his law and logic, I arrived Sunday with my law, scripture and history. I can beat my brothers of tho Green bag profession as bad on scrlpturo as they could beat mo playing poker. But thoy will never be able to beguile me into a game as I never indulge in anything I linvo no show to win at. I always take the Bible with mo to the court, and mako it n rule, both at l homo and abroad to commit to memory nt least one verse in the Old and Now each day. 'Twill toll in a year, I wish I had commenced sooner. I linve committed Matthew, Mark nnd nearly all of Luko in this manner, and am more than half through Genesis, tho most venerable monument of antiquity, considered with a viow to history. I want everybody mule and female to adopt my rule of committing nt a day in tho Old and New Testament. It will revive your religion, improve your morals, ornament your profession, grace your conversation, sweeten your enjoyment of life, and disarm death of his Btring. With thoNnord of the spirit I can put any Pagan. lawyer to (light. A lawyer defending a murderer can't stand the thunderingsof Mount Sinai, when they read by its lurid flnshes: "Thou Bhalt not kill." Nor can thoy stand the precept to Noah: "Whoso nhodduth man's blood by man shall his blood bo shed, nor no rocompenso nor rownrd shall bo taken for the life of a murderer, for blood polluteth tho earth which can only bo cleaned by shedding tho blood of him who shed it." Thus armed a lawyer can chase a thousand, nnd put ten thousand to flight. I once drovo eleven opposing lawyers out of tho by quoting from the Biblo nnd nskiug them: "Did you over hear of such a book? Ita author, God himself, its subject, God aud man. Solvation, life nnd death, eternal life, eternal death, dread words, whoso meaning hns no end, no bounds. Matchless book, bright candle of the Lord, sUr Jof eternity tho only star by which tho bark of.'gman could navigate tho sea of life Jand gain the const of bliss " Tell mo gentlemen did you ever hear of such a book? Let us all read this book, "For therin wo think wo May tho chain of have eternal life." friendshiplbetweeu all mankind grow so bright tnat a child can find it, when the sun is nsleeu in hia wigwam behind thu great waters. Stonewall Jacksou'tulwnya went into bnttle praying and crtino)out shouting. I never have an important murder case that I do not mutter n abort prayer before I begin speaking. I am not so particular in misdemeanor cases. Like the little boy when ho waslKSkod: "Do you Ho said: pray night and morning?" "Yes, that is of nights I do, but any smart little boy can take care of himself in the day time." So any tmiart lawyer ought to be able to)take care of himself in a misdemeanor case. My page informs mo this Feb. morning that tho IIon.K. 0. Warren camo in last night with a mountain of law and straggling Sunder a weight of honesty that towered like Oasa upon "Now wo nro all hore; let tho jailer do himself no harm." Fostai.vs Fox BountTT. yeo-mar- Ml. Vernon Court. Bobbltt Getting Blow out the Lamp. (To the Editor luterlor Journal.) Good. LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY. y to-da- ;Tes-tame- nt There aro l." republican candidates subject to the action of tho primary in March. J. M. HUBBARD, A. M., President. As I writo the beautiful snow is coming down, ndding to a fall of about three 23d, 1894. incliOH Inst night. Full corpi orConiervntory ami Normal School teacher. Superior courses In Literature, Andy Johnson got n judgment An. Eicelltnt Iwardlng department. Cataloguei and circular! furnlihed on application. Muilc and against tho Louisville Times (or $20,000 for publishing that ho burned the planing mill nt Dillion. Tho paper lot tho case go by default. Tho republicans hold their primary March Oth and tho way tho candidates Say any thing about it, but should any one happen to ask you, tell nro hustling around is n eight to see. By them that the time the successful ones bent somo of our best men in November, they will find out what it will take to get a Blue "move" on themselves. Tho now ganio laws nro rather hard Arc Selling on tho mountaineer. The law making it a trespass to hunt on any person's prom-ipewithout first getting tho consent of the o.wriT, will also bo hard on the fox hunter of tho rb woll as tho mountaineer, whoso rnngo is thousands For the Oliver Chilled Plows at reduced prices and they guarantee of acres of pine thickets, ivy nnd othor every piece to fit as well and List as long as any made. timbered lands bolonging to dozens of dillerent parties living miles away from tho property. A few years more and tho ten foot squirrel rilla will be of no moro use to us people, except to pick off an unaccommodating neighbor occasionally. Farewell, ye blessed times of tho past Circuit court is moving slowly just now. Tho caso Beth Fuson, charged Opposite CofTey House, with murdering Lawson, changed from Whitlev to Laurel, has been before the court for several days. The closing speeches will bo made this morning, Is opening a First-Clas- s Stock of Jiw. D. BlacK for tho defenso nnd W. R. Ramsej for tho prosecution, nnd a verdict will probably be reached some time Thursday. Tho grand jury only hold eight dnys this term and returned Give him a call. 70 indictments, mostly for gaming, liquor nnd concealed weapons. Jailer Dan Lovell was indicted again for neglect of duty and Town Marshal Andy Bowman, of Pittsburgh, it indictod for the same offense. Among the visiting attorneys aro Col. W. 0. Bradley, James D. Black J. W. Alcorn and J. A. Craft, attorneys of note. Stanford Female College. Spring Session Tuesday, January p, blue-gras- s, W. H.WEAREN&CO., "Bogus" : Plow : Repairs ZfcTIEW 1 FURNITURE : STORE. STAlsTFORD, KZEHSTTTJOK:". to-dn- Household Furniture, &c. W. W. WITHERS. That's what, and if you don't beleive it see our new assortment goods for 1894. HUBBLE. of A few cases of mumps are in this settlement. Mrs. M. J. Holzclaw has returned to her homo in Missouri. S.E.Owsley is fixing to ship his crop of tobacco. J. 0. Eubanks is back Largest Stock. - Lowest Prices. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Bronzes, Spectacles and anything and everything in the Jewelry line at court-houa- e from'Columbus, Ga. Mr. James Robinson had a steer to become insane a few days back. He refused to eat anything forseyeral days. S. Dunbar and others hnvo been appointed to review tho county road thro' tho Dr. Owsley farm, as thoy want to relocate it. James Engleman has sold his farm of SO acres near hore to Mrs. Sam Engleman for $3,200 and she and Eph and wife will move to it at onco. Brother Milton Elliott delivered a masterly sermon at Bright's School-housSunday evening to a good Assembly on tho "Benefits of a Christian Life." Thomas Smith, of the Rush Branch toll gate, got married to a Mrs. Gibson, ol tho Highland neighborhood, Wednesday, and of course ho is a happy man again. e Danks', the Jeweler, STANFORD, KY. NEW STOCK, NEW STYLES. Large Assortment. Sizes and Shapes to suit even the most fastidious. Po-lio- CRAB ORCHARD. half-ton- Oreo-con- Kin-earso- n, Misses Bessio Magee, Bessie Carson, Annie May Stephens and Messrs Tom-mi- o Carsou, Phil Pettus and W. K. Buchanan aro tho latest sufierors from tho mumps. Dr. Ed Kates brought his wife and babytoseo Mrs. John Edmiston this week. Mr. Mack Hays, of Stanford, is visiting Mr. Eph Pennington. Mr. is said to be much improved. Dr. Burdette, of Brodliead, nnd Miss Rillie Payne of this place wero married in Jellico Tuesday. Tho doctor is a well known oculist of no small pretensions, Miss and has an extensive practice. Rillie js the Becond daughter of Mr. D. 0. Payne and a niece of Mr. Joseph Severance, of Stanford. Their friends wish them a life of happiness and prosperity. They were entertained Wednesday at D. 0. Payno'a. Don-egn- n t- con-auin- mil-Ho- n one-hal- Chicago hasjagain beaten tho world, this tiino with a bizzard that blow people olf their feet and through tho air as if thoy wero feathers. The gold brick swindler continues to flourish, Mrs. Harriet Morrison, n wealthy widow of Jackson, Mich., being the lateHt known victim. Shu presented at the United Statea mint at Philadelphia two heavy copper bars, for which she had paid $0,000 thinking they were worth $30,000. While out in tho yard cutting wood, Ruby Sutton, a youth 10 years of nge, residing in Hopkins county, accidentally shot himself by dropping a pistol out of his hip pocket. Tho bullet entered his broast, inflicting a wound from which ho died in a short time. Ho was not cut oil' too soon. Duriug tho month of January last, the number of immigrants landed at Now York was less than during any month since 1847. Only 2,701 cabin passengers nnd 5,007 steerage passengers were landed, as against 1,093 cabin passengers and 11,720 steerage passengers during the corresponding month in 1S93. Of tho now arrivals, 780 persons wero ineligible to land, and 110 wero shipped back for violation of tho Alien Contract Labor law. Robert Marler, who was hung at Pinoville, made a confession, so says a fellow prisouer named Georgo Smith, who is in jail under a life sentence for murder. Ho claims thnt tho day the execution ho told him thnt ho fired the fatal shot and that ho had been persuaded to do it by his brother George and by Jim Wagner, the brother-ilaw. Smith said that Marler mado him prom ise not to reveal his confession until several days after the execution. It seems that the condemned man expected a roprievo from tho Governor up to the last moment. Marler received a letter from his brother Georgo somo time ago asking him to mako an affidavit exoner atinghim (George) from any hand in tho crime. This Bob refused to do, say-in- g that ho would not die with a lio ou his lips. be-fo- ro n H. J. MoROBERTS. tention promptly-givetions a Specialty. to repairs. C3--0 JEWELER, A Complete line Watches, Clocks, Gold, of Drugs and Medi- Plated Silver and Ware at cine , &c. Prescrip lowest prices. AtDE.TTGGIST A n TO . DR.. ElsTIsTX". MeRoberts' Drug Store, .A-Opposite Court-House "HOME AND FARM" PAINTS, A Complete Stock of DRUGS, BOOKS, PAINTS, Nicest line of Stationery and Toilet Articles. Prescriptions rately Compounded. Give him a Call. accu- W. B. McROBERTS, Druggist, Stanford, Ky. J tH-WHte- 2 Kjcutmr- - ,V,. o.-tJ- j it .. . ... .l.r li: Aic 1 - g a iy fcJWMFjpj fff ijftrrwTr' awgap ' ' HH.t . tHi'r-c- . - ""ftfrtf'-- ' r ( Y" V. W. S. Wlgham will sell his two fino Neany 12,000,000 bushols of coal are coming down tho Ohio from Pittsburg stallions, Bryan and Hoover, at public auction at Somerset on county court day to Cincinnati and Louisville. in- in March. Senator Martin, of Kansas, has O. R. Marschall, of Danville, has troduced a bill increasing fr m SS to $12 of Mexican war bought of James Coyto a house and lot per month tho pensions veterans and to widows of all soldiers in Epworth Placo for $7,500. Lexingwho eorvedin tho Mexican war ami who ton Press. Win. Steolo, of Woodford county, are wholly disabled for manual labor. excitement, Phil sold his crop of tobacco, 30,000 pounds, Wc do not feci the blow of hardjtimes is the great effort on the part Crazed by religious NEWSY NOTES. Heck, of Cannelton, Ind., murdered his in Louisville, at from 5 to 19 centp; an of every department under our vast roof to get rid of the season's stock accumulation. The sicht of former prices is completely lost. wifo and 12 year old son Monday morn- average of 1'2 cents. Indianapolis haa at last got a demo Mrs. Mary Englemau and son Eph New spring goods arc already clamoring for space and their demands Fiai3DA."2r. ing by Btamping thorn under his feet. cratic postmaster appointed. Ho is a man of guautic proportions, havo bought of J. L. Englemnn SO acres shall be obeyed. The most tempting buying opportunities arc now Tho Q. & 0., paid $23,599 of taxes in standing over 0 feet 0 inches in height of land adjoining her old farm nt$IOaud at your hand, bargains that will draw people to our store this week. The daily papers announced laBt woek to tho Kentucky treasury this week. will move to it in a fnw il'tys. and weighing over 250 pounds. The purchasing power of $ I will be found by every customer who that Will Purvis, the Mississippi white I. J. Baldock has been appointed Fnrris & Whitley bought of R. L. buys goods according to senand Bon ltogers, of St. StevAllen cap, had been hung at this great sale to be three times what it was one year Casoy county. postmaster at Dunville, ens, Ala , aged 19 and 15 respectively, Snow 20 head of cattle averaging 1,000 ago. tence, but they must hnvo taken it for Don't miss it. von Rulow, tho great pianist Hans granted. The sheriff is a superstitious and musical leader, died at Cairo, Kgypt. are under arrest for the murder of their pounds at V, and of Jesse Fox, 25 averPi Tt, AT 1MT -- W'-Mn disappeared on Jan. 8th. His aging S50 poundd at the sumo price. srrs-kind of a fellow, and when he adjusted Paul Jones left Boston Tuesday on father who 9rii: tho found in a shallow Advocato. body has just been the noose, sprung the trap and sent a wager to work his way around the W. A. Tribbln has engaged with TL4TLVJUWaLJ ! grave under tho kitchen tloor and his body through tho hole and the ropo world. Hall Brorf , of Versailles, to handle his was crushed with an broke, ho was satisfied that it was a Wc will quote you a few priThe great iron works at Bath, Mo., skull bIiows that it mare, Kato M alloy and ho will send hor In the week and make yohr selection. ax. Providential escape from hanging an wore damaced by fire to tho amount of ces only, as it would be impossible to give you prices on all our imTho United States will havo to pay over about April 1st. Tho Hall Hros. man, and ho yielded to the clam- 1200,000. mense stock in this space. All calicos 5c this week, including best was not damages for tho Beizuro of the steamer are at the top of the ladder in the sador not to try him aj;ain. Purvis Billy Deutsche, known as tho man American' Indigos, Simpson's Hlacks, &c. Apron checked Gingham, hurt much and what is to be dono with who broke the bauk at Monte Carlo, is Itata during tho Cliillianunpleaflantner.3. dle horse line ami we are expecting good Trions AAA Jfj exyd wide brown cotton 5c, worth 7liC, Tho commission to which tho question reports from Mr. Tribblo's handy niHro. him now is a question that is puzzling dead at Denver. Good bleached cotton worth of 2.20 tra heavy, 5c worth 7 c. When a mare with aiecord demurrer of the lawyers, while people are inquiring Gen. Joe Shelby, the noted Confed- was referred overruled the auction for $2 a novel all other popular brauds of cotton such asI lope, Masonville, Fruit of 0 sells at public what will be dono with tho sheriff, who erate officer, has been appointed U. S. tho Government to the claim for damages, but left tho amount of sight is surelv witntssod. ThiB occurred the Loom, Green Ticket, &c, will be marked down in proportion; failed to execute the sontenco to naug Marshal of Missouri. I at the Sherman sale when Martha Wash until ho was dead. tho man by the neck caso came daniRges to be determinad. The Patteson decided that the elec- ington, 2:20J in a race, Bold for $2, going Judge up in tho Supremo Court of tho District A great deal of interest is centering in tion last November, when city officials to T. A. Wood, of this city. Tho mare of Columbia yesterday. the election in tho Ohio district to fill Lebanon, was ille- is 21 years old and behoved to be in foal Unconfirmed reports from Harlan were chosen for tho vacancy caused by the death of gal on nccount of various violations of to Solomon. Lexington Press. 75c worth Si. 25 St, worth Si. 50. A few blankets that will be sold Houk. He waa elected in No- county, says that a number of lives wero tho elections laws. Tho incumbents May wheat touched 68 and bovou at 50 per cent, less than value. A good 10X4 blanket 75c a pair, recent storm. vember, 1892, by a majority considera- lost during tho rmiRPniipntlv have to retire and eiirth cents on tho Chicago Board of better ones ranging from $ 1, Leslie, of this will Si. 25, $1.50,31.75 up to $56 per pair. Preston II. bly over 4,000, but McKinloy carried the without city officials Trade Tuesday, being tho lowest price We appointed U. S. Attornoy Lebanon will be arc going to close out regardless of cost. Now is your chance to counties composing the district a year State has been on record. Tho ruling quotations a year until the noxt regular election. of Montana. get your Liter by 500. It is claimed that the un- for the district -- A Washington dispatch states that go were 20 cents higher. Tho reivaons Matt Todd wa8 assassinated at his certainty of the tariff bill caused tho Treasury cir- advanced in explanation of tho slump do it is tho general belief in tremendous chance, and now it is de- - homo in Madison by a negro, hired to of $50,000,000 in are the immense stocks in the visible cles that a new issue bired to see whit tho people think of tho the job by his brothers and sisters. bonds will have to be resorted to within supply nearly bu.OOO.OOO bushols. Isham B. Lovielle, the o'dest bill as passed. Tho effort to get Gov. months unless Congress Callfornia-tLand of Sunshine, Fruit on the L. A N., died at his homo the next few he Campbell, who formerly represented tho comes to tho rescue, as the expendiand Flowers in Louisville, of cirrhosis of tho liver. district, to become a candidate, has bo run ahead of tho reTho G. A. K. Encampment of Dela- tures contiuuo to Tho Midwinter Exposition, already Wc can sell you a good full stock men's boot at Si 20, 1.50, 75. far, been fruitless. of $0,000,000 a month. ware has instructed its delegates to the ceipts at tho rale much talked of, bids fair to rival tho 2 50 and $ 00. 1 hese prices have been cut from $2, 2.50 3. 3. ?o Miss Sarah Buzsard, of Warsaw, great fair that has just closed at Chicago and l 50. The report comes via Cincinnati, where Pittsburg Encampnient to voto for LouChildren's shoes, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and Si. worth dou Ind., has sued her family physician for Not in Bize, perhaps, but certainly no in ble the money beiug taken in the suit of isville for next year's meeting place. depositions are All men's and ladies' shoes are included in this clear Ex Gov. Calico Charley Foster's $10,000 damages. Miss Buzzard has a originality, in richness, and in delighted ancc sale this week. Their value will not be considered as Miss Pollard against Congressman Breckinridge with rather poor results, that the assets are S19S.773.13 and hia liabilities cancerous growth on the leg and tho visitors, who will unanimously agree pilver tongued and W, O. Owens have $S0S,253 52. This wonderful financier doctor undertook to euro her and slio that tho Pacific Coast is worth many agreed that the convention to nominate was Harrinon'fl secretary of tho treasury. Bays, disfigured her for life. Her chiof times the time and money spout to visit Tho World's Fair buildings seem poiut for complaint is that becausnof tho it, in its return oi delightful climate, a candidate for Congress shall vindicate unanimous nomination, which destined to co up in Hinoke. Incendia unskilled nrantice of the doctor she will mellow Biinlight, wondrous growth of him by a ho is to decliue, and leave Mr. Owens a ries set tho famous Colonade on fire and never be able to marry, as if that mado vegetation, and tho heretofore unheard Some of our immense stock that wc may have room'for'our spring k of industries connected with goods. of clear field. ThiB might work if there it and its ornamental statuary was burn- any difference. Fathers, sons, now is your chance for a new suitor an overExtensive frauds have been discov fruit raising, and the shipping of the coat for wc' have applied the knife and cut prices in half. were no other candidates and the con- ed. James E Stone, tho assassin of six ered by means of which purchasers oi product. In order to give an oppor vention could be manipulated that way. matter witn members of the Wratten family, was ex public lands in Texas have been swin- tunity for everybody to visit this wonder But there are. What's the Settlo? Can they sottlo things without ecuted in the annex of the Prison South, dled out of largo sums of money. Tho land during tho Exposition, California at Jeffersonville, Ind., at midnight last monoy paid for certain imperfectly sur- rates via tho Queen A Crescent route settling biin? veyed lands was refunded by tho State, havo been reduced, and every ono may night. of such a trip within his Gov. McOukaky made an argument before tho but instead of going to tho perchafler, find the cost for equipment, vit is tho Col. Silas Adams went ETST., means. As in beforo the Senate upcommittee and argued it was collected by dishonest ngeutB appropriation only line by which you can trfcvcl from charge of tho Wilaon tariff bill, for an for $100,000 with which to begin tho im- on forged orders. Cincinnati to San Fntncisco, absolutely extension of the bonded period on whis- provement of the upper Cumberland The Urgent Deficiency Bill, appro- without change. Tourist sleeping cars A. URBANSKY & CO., Proprietor through from Cinky from three to eight years. Ho said priating $3S8,938, was passed ly tho run every two weeks river. T. D. RANKY, Manager. cinnati to San Francisco. Solid vest! that the present bonded period was a It is regarded as settled in Atlantn House. Among the items are $50,000 to buled trains twice a day from Cincinnati hardship on distillers, who pay a fourth provis- to New Orleans, where connection is that Speaker Crisp will be a Candida e aid in carrying into effect tho of all the rovenuoa of the country, and States Senate to succeed ions of the Chineso exclusion act, $11,- - made with through trains and Pullman for the United that ours is the only government that Senator Call, whose term expires March 95S to repair the Ford's Theater build sleepers daily to California points. Through car service to either requires the payment of taxes on such ing. aud $30,000 to bo expended by the 1SS4. or Shrnveport, making direct neoded for con- 4, goods before they are Assahoge, an Indian squaw, who, Secretary of the Navy in repairing tho connection for Texas, Mexico and Calir sumption. I is thought that a (Successor to Geo. D. Wcarcn,) fornia. From Louisville through trains it is claimed, wasl20, waa frozen to death gunboats Castino and Machias. at Lexington period will be mado and the tax increasThe body of Richard P. Fox, tho make direct connectionservice to New Oklahoma. by the recent blizzard in with solid veatibuled ed to $1.10 a gallon. iLi When tho Creeks carao from the east in popular paper manufacturer, who to Orleans. Sond to us for further particuCincin lars. Ask agents for rates, schedules mysteriously disappeared from a ono 1837 she was an old woman. Mitch Alfokd is a lucky fellow, nati suburb more than two weeks ago and otlinr information, or address W. C. While working on a trestle near of the kind that was born with a gold Kmearson, G. P. A. Cincinnati. O. Ala., John Davia and William was found Tuesday hanging by a ropo Bpoon in his mouth. Ho has bad rearound the neck from a beam under IiIh train. The Remkmukr. That tho WiHconsin Con Saddles, Harness, Hay and Seeds, will occupy this spaccthis year peated honors thrusl upon him, includ- Green wero run over by almost former was killed outright while Green own null. Search for the body has been tral has the unqualified endorsomeut of and if you want to save money you had better keep your eye on it. of lieutenant-governing that unremitting, large rewards had been nil, it being the most popular lino bebeforo he waa the constitutional age, and can not survive his injuries. and tho opinion was universal tween Chicago and Milwaukfo and St. Texas is getting a severe touch of the other day his "black mammy" died Tho find- Paul, Minneapolis and the Northwest had been murdered. aud left him $1,000, It will just be his the blizzard. Tho ico ia two inches that he por- ing of the body shows a plain caso of it is recognized as tho Pullman Line beBefore you buy and you will be convinced that he is cheaper than luck to be elected governor some day, thick at Dallas aud in tho western V the cheapest. tween Chicago and Milwaukee and Ashmust not tempt fate by trying his tion of the State the cattle have suffer- suicide. but he ed, hundreds dying of tho cold. W. L. WITHERS, Salesman. land, Duluth and Lako Suporior points. strength in th next race. FARM ANDjnADE ITEMS. The grand jury at Harlan O. II., reThat the Wisconsin Central touches tho Decapitation does Beein to detor the turned an indictment against Dr. Wm. Pilot Knox, 2:10J, 19 years old, will most prominent points iu Wisconsin, miserable anarchists' at Paris from throw- Nolan for the killing of John and Will be campaigned this year. having more business centers than any ing bombs both for wholosale assassina- Turner last weok. It ia generally besold to Robinson railway to and from tho Northwest. John Alexander tion and individual murder. One threw hoved that he will be acquitted. That its dining car Boryico is unsurBros., a pair of oxen for $70. OFa bomb into a cafe the othor day and There are 30,000 disabled Boldiora in John Horton.sold to Anderson & passed by any other line, and that its resaid on being arrested and baroly escap- the soven homes maintained by by the Bro., a pair of mules for $175. cheerfully furnish any presentatives will ing mob violence, that he had just as Government. Tho appropriations for Sam Harris bought of Dave Mooro information that may be desired. For lief die then as to wait two months. Ho tho support of these institutions for tho five extra good feeders at 3jc. full details regarding Rates, Routes, ought to havs been accommodated, but next fiscal year aggregate $2,300,875. are 410 2:30 performers which Folders, Maps otc. address your nearest There ticket agent or Jan. O. Pond, Gen. Pass. the law will settle hia bash in due time By the side of hia frozen wife Shr-ma- n trace to Green Mountain Maid. Agent, Milwaukee, Wis. without unnecessary delay. an Oklahoma homesteador, Stone, G. P. Bright bought of J. P. Riffe 12 m li five children to keep them feeders, weight 1,000 pounds, at 3ie. "You brute!" exclaimed Mrs. Pepper, appointed murdered his Ex Gov. Leslie has been from freezing, and then committed suiSpencer Bros., the noted PinoGro e, as sho reachod out in the darkness aud U. S. district attornoy fcr Montana. The cide to save himself from the same fato. Fayette county breodors, have assigned. felt in the crib for tho baby. e man and degovernor is a William H. Artmann, of near Tell ''What'B tho matter now?" growled J. H. Carter bought of tho Highland serves a great deal ol credit, but he haa City, Ind., a farmer, killed hia wife and and Ottenhoim sections a lot of butcher Poppor, half asleep. Is the only one authorized to sell Oliver ChilleJ Plow Repairs in held more offices for the amount of Mb mutilated their re- cattle at 2c. "Matter? Mattor enough. Get up at Stanford. capacity than any man who over lived. oldest son and then mains, ho explanation of the terrible A grandson of Nutwood, with n trot- onco and fetch the baby." He mado a resonably good governor of suddenly became a ting record of 2:20, is standing in Cali"You'ro dreaming; tho baby's in tho Kentucky, but it doesn't take n great deed is that the man crib " raving maniac. fornia at $15. man to fill that office, at least it hasn't in b'ought up tho cat "Tain't. Jamea Squires, aged 95, of SpringThe Latonia races will begin May 25 wrapped in aYon some instances. blanket and rocked it to field, O., went suddenly insane and att and Secretary Hopper is trying to get a sleep and left tho baby downstairs on The Lyuiaville Commercial haa ceased his house on fire. After tho fire had meeting. the Bofa Dealers in m to get tho united press dispatcues ana gotten under good headway he procured JohnT. Hughes bought tho magof a chair and crossing his legs, watched to oay that ho G. W. Camdk.v asks us now has the Bole morning .franchise nificent George farm near Lexington, is a candidate for jailer of Lincoln counthe associated press, Mr. du Poiut hav- the building burn. 350 acres, at $125. of tho republicontract. It is a big ing Bigned a Prof. Rudolph Falb, a Vienna prophT. A. Bradley, of Boyle, writes us ty, subject to the action scoop, but tho Commercial, barring its et and prognosticator, says New York that he mado hia wheat bring G'Jjc. by can party. proclivities, is a City will bo destroyed by a great tidal feeding it to hogs. republican-protectio- n O. W. O. Hardman, sheriff of Tyler Co.. W. appreciate" a good thing and does not pretty good paper to tie to and usually wayein July or August, and that the Two jacks, ono by Brig-no- Va , tatty so. He was almost prostrated with a Fob Sale. a bottle licks the newB platter clean. earth will collide with a comet Nov. 13, and ready for service. Each 14J cold when he procured uyi: "Itot Chamberlain's pave me prompt Couf.h HemodT. He 1899 and bo consumed by fire. relief I find ft to be an Invaluable remedy fur hands. S. U. Shanks. B. Nall, editor of the Farm-e- ra Col. Ios coughs and colds." For ule by Dr. S. G. Hock- Ed Brealand and Ed Eates, both The hoirs of the late Count Menchi-kof- f er. of the Home Journal, brakemen, fought over a little red valise have been offered 20,000 rublea($15,-400- ) Purely vegetab.cOr I'lcrco'i Pleasant Pellet! Kentucky Presa Association and secretathey found in the yarda at Fort Worth, They're a compound ol refined and concentrated for Mattio H. 2: 11 J. ry of the National Horse Breeders' Assotiny, extracts. Texas. During the scufllo the valiso r. J. Bereaford, Ceresco, Neb., sold botanical smallest andTheseeasiest to tale, absolutethe the Call and Examine their Stock. ciation, will likely bo a candidate for came open and an infant seemingly cure constipation, indigestion, swine publicly ly and permanently 33 head of Poland-Chinof agriculture. If capacity sick and bilious headaches, dizzinetn, bilious atcommissioner about a month old rolled out. tacks and all derangements if the liver, stomach at his farm for 81,073.50. and clevernoBS count for anything, tho bowels. They cure permanently, because The Senate Judiciary Committee, by Quinine judiciously administered is and act naturally. They don't shock and weakthey lithandsome colonel will got there with like the huge voto of 5 to 5, agreed to report the aBplendid remedy for a horse seized en the system,more effective old fashioned pills, a . One little pellet for tle effort. and they are nomination of Judge Peckham without with sudden cold or fovor. a corrective or laxative: three for a cathartic , They're the cheapest pills you can bu, lor they KanBia hybred reccommendation. Tho action of the the Jkbby Silver Bow 2:10, tho crack Montana aroguaranteed to give satisfaction or your money Congressman, now not only wears socka, committee caused some surprise, as an Btallion, has been campaigned six seasons is returned. You pay only for the good you get. but affects "ither and nither." It does adverse report was anticipated by many. and won from $2,000 to $0,000 in each. not take them long to catch on after Thirteen men were imprisonod by Stamboul, 2:07, will not appear on thoy get to Washington. at the Taylor mine the turf this year but will be kept in the an extensive cave-i;ia Keceivinf Hli at Plymouth, Pa. There are 400 feet of stud. Full stocks ot fruit and ornamental trees, graoe Gkoboe Dknny ia getting himself adn vines, asparagus, small fruits, shrubs, and evi rj solid rock and coal above the unfortunMatt Cohon, of Richmond, tho thing usually found in a nursery estabtlshmi nt vertised for the republican nomination : : trainer, is We soil direct to the planter and have no agi&tl ate prisoners, and there is even more young Baddlo-horefor governor, but all tho same Mr. DenBaddle and park Catalogue on application. r. H1LLKNMEYKR. II. ny wont be in it if a certain other man fallen earth between them and the bot preparing a book on the Goods Warranted and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed; Give me call. Islington, Ay. torn of the mine shaft. horBe. Bays him nay. InteriorJoiiknal cago, tho lowest point over recorded, there is but little encouragement for the farmer to continue to raise that cereal. Stanford, Kv., FEimuAitY 16, 1S94 They have ono consolation and that is that when wheat.is low everything else is and the GSj cents havo as much purW. P. WALTON. chasing value almost as when wheat wa much higher. Semi-Week- ly With May wheat down to 5S in Chi- The Reason Why 6 EVERT 0E8 PAGES I I I 7? XStjML JOL JLii vtb "wrmitr X I Gc. 1 4c, .Jc 250,-00- Pollard-Breckinrid- go Comforts 40e, worth 75, oote and Shoes Con-gre8sm- Ex-Go- - con-duct- at Half Value. S-- WE MUST UNLOAD LOUSSVILLE : STANFORD, net-wor- STORE, New-Orlean- s B. K. WEAREIM, five-yea- Eu-fal- a, Carriages, Wagons, BugDealer gies, Farming Implements. or J, Get His Prices -- !iver Chilled Plow Repairs self-mad- J. K. VANARSDALE, FARRIS & HARDIN, 30-da- ys' "-(- Hallo. y m 90-ye- hetl-tat- e li Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Queensware, Glassware, !J Harness, &c. vice-preside- nt lunar-coate- d Pel-let- i, Plows, Wagons, Harrows a Simp-jon- n Orchard, Lawn, Garden. 'S well-know- o FALL AND: WINTER GOODS. 68-i- m N ?yiijifPiyi r."4 ' - tLit&lj, mgsas & Semi-Week- ly charming player, pootlc in tho extreme Itov. Ben Helm is preaching nightly OlIICUIT CotJHT Will begin hero Mon- in passages of tender emotion, nnd nttho Presbyterian church. day, 10th. in movements of fancy, light and niry. There wero 'il additions in tho Btanford, Kt., Fi:ni'ARY lit, 1891 Fouit "Bobub" Oliver plow points for His brilliancy cf execution, highly de- Methodist revival nt MillerBburg. veloped tcchniijuo and accuracy aston I have about completed my stock of goods which is composed of $1 nt J. K. VnnArHilnln'H. A meeting nt Neala Crtek conducted ished nnd delighted tho audience, who E. C. Walton, Business Manager Hay rou Salk. Ten tons of No. 1 sat entranced during tho oxhibition of by Itev. W.IS. Arnold has had about 50 Queens-ware- , Timothy hay nt $10 per ton at Farris & his skill at tho piano. St. Paul Globe. conversions to date. Evangelist Frazier, of Indiana, is Hardin's. MEANS BUSINESS. At Walton's Opora House, Snturdny homing a revival at tho Christian church Coitkk cups ill imported chinas nnd night, Fob. 17. Hcv your bcIiooI books ntul ficbool nt Campbellsvilie, wit'j 21 additions to Plows, Salt, Lime, Cement, &c, all bought at the lowest CASH K. Penny's. ol nil kinds at A. the most beautiful plates you ever saw Tiik oxamining trial of A. C. Dunn on Wednesday. PRICE, and having no old stock to carry, I am able to give prices " "Watches, clocks and jt"velry ripnirod at Danks tho Jeweler's. Tuesday charged with tho murder of Jas, Undo Joe Hopper Iirh clcsad his that will be and warrnutod. Kngrnvinif a specialty, at A. It. Penny's. Dn. W. II. Pknnky is tho proud father Brown resulted in his being held to second meeting nt Lexington with 41 Tub largest stock of Drugs, Medicines, of another girl Ids third. Tlio young answer tho charge before tho next grand ndditions. During the flvo woeLa he Perlinnry, Pninta nnd Wnll Pnpor nt Indy arrived yeaterday and tips tlio beam jury. He was allowed bail in tho sum brought 115 into the fold. A. H.Punny's. Prescriptions a special- of $1,600, which was given with J. P. Itov. I. S. McKlroy, who is no.v at To Invcstivatc. Appreciating the favors shown mc heretofore nti)J pounds. Crow, 0. L. Crow, George Alford and J. Tampa, Florida, haa been called by the again ask a share of your patronage. Respectfully, A. McKnkiiit lost his briuk store room T. Hooker in Mireties. There whs no Maxwell Street Preobyterian church, PERSONAL POINTS. at P.lnt Lick by tiro Wednesday, togeth- witness to tho killing, but the Common ilia family livo in Lexington. Press. Lo.m said to bo wealth proved that on thu previous day littNNiK Wkarbn, Clerk. Mih Riioda LuNKKoito vent to Louis er with ltd contents. Rabbi Wise, of Cincinnati, who is $8,000, It.suranco $5,000. villo yesterdny. Dunn had borrowed from A. B. McKin- - trying to find out how many Jowb there Mn. U. 0. Waiiiikk nttemlod court nt noy a gun, which ho returned to him on are in tho world, has come to the con Ltii GiiEii.viH the proudest boy in Ml. Vernon tbls week. tho day of the killing and admitted that elusion that there are over 14.000.000 11 town. His father brought him a ShetMn. and Miut. P. W. Gkkkn wont to ho had killed Brown. It was also shown of them. ho is enland pony from Islington and Lexington WodncBtlity. Praying meetings aro being hold that a puddle of blood was found nine joying him to tho fullest extent. Tint infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. 0. feet from Dunn'e yard fence from which nearly every night at the Baptist church, Dealer in Oliver Chilled and Buchcr & Gibbs' Imperial Murrell is very ill of llux. Don't fail to hear Kdward Baxter Per- there was a trail of blood 72 steps around preparatoiy to getting tho members in MitH. 8. P. Btaiio is visitlnK Mr. J. T. ry, tho wonderful blind pianist, tho Held, tiieu over tho fonco into Dunn's shape to enjoy a revival, which ia to bo riaJ Carson and wlfo at AnclioraKi. night, 17th, at Walton's Opera yard wliero Brown's dead body was gin there shortly. Miiv. Klixaiiktii Whkiiit nt Junction Houfl". Those- who have had tho pleas- found, he having walked that distance, ThB protracted meeting nt the City has been frantud a pension. ure of doing so say he is grandly gifted. alter being snot, aitnougli Doth eyes Church of Christ, which had been iu Double Shovel Plows, Plow Harness and M. J. Hiiocoii loft Tueedny for llronth-et- t were put out by tho shot. It was also progress for several weeks, closed WedGkoikib Pkkmy has contracted with proven county to sull school clinrts, mnps, that Brown had no weapons, nesday with 65 additions, :i0 of which Sine A Menefeo for a pretty cottage to Ac. .1 Btvo a pocket knife and that ho was 42 wero by confession. Winchester DemMiia, J II. Vaniiook and daiiKhtor, of bo built on his lot adjoining Judgo M. C. feet from Dunn when shot. Dunn statocrat. Jlrodlioad nro vieitltiK at Mr. O. J. Sauiloy's, on Danville avenue. Tho cot- ed that Brown, who was his tenant, hnd Itov. II. C. Morrieon writes to Itev. I am the only authorized Agent in the East End of the county for tage is to cost $1,700 nnd will bo a model Crow's. become dissatisfied nnd tried to forco W. E. Arnold under date of February 13 Oliver Chilled REPAIRS. tSy3ewarc of the bogus repairs that are Mn. H. 15. Kixo returned yesterday of convenience and beauty. him to buy his interest in tlio crop for that ho is engaged in a successful meetoffered by different parties. from n visit to his eon, V. 11. Kinj. nt Tiik Southern MHgtuiuo, of Ixmisvillo, $125, which was not worth more than ing at Glasgow, Ky. Ho goes from Pint I.lrk. $25 or $.W; that ho hnd threatened him Glasgow to New Orleans, where ho will is the lest publication outside of New Miih. P. V. Ciiownu.sH, of Shelby City, York and eminently deserves thu pa- on nunc ions nnd divers occasions and hold a Feriesof meetings, after which Inn been visiting her diiiiRtitur, Mrs. 11. tronage of this section. Wo will solid it at vurn hi places; that ho enmo to tho ho will take n much needed rest. on the morning of the killing 0. Kuj!ey. Tho copy of tho Daily Citizen, Berkand thu l.NTiutioit Joi'n.N.u. for JII.'.'C n yard Mu. William Hill, candidate for anil tvoied again for tiio $125 nnd on his ley, Va., for which wo nre indebted to year, a saving of 75c on the two. of Casey county, paid this olllco a rufiibitig to pay, closed his knlfn which Misa Nellie Slaymnker, tells of the imTiik cold wave wns not quite so cold was in his hands and began to climb tlio pressive installation servicer of her fath peasant call Wednesday. Miw. II. L. Stwihic, of Crub Orchard, ns predicted but it got here all tlio same fence and put his hand in his vest, sayer ns pastor of tlio Armstrong Memorial tlui KiUMt of Mtm. J. K. Lynn, and on time. Wednesday it began to ing he would kill Dunn immediately. Church. The congregation mjina to be his i. snow and continued nil night and most Thereupon he got the gun out of hiabug-gy- , delighted with the new pastor and bis mil her dauKhtar, MIm Kvn, at tlio of yesterday, but it melted fast and at no standing near, and fired twice, nfier excellent family. Opposite the Myers House is the place to buy your The Drug-Stor- e Mn !. 11. TwinwKLi., of Himtunvllle, time got very deep, though enough fell which Brown took tho circuit as shown Tho I.ord often chooses tho least ncoinpnniwl by his hnndsouio hletwr, to cover the oarlh a font nr more. by tho trail ol blood and camo into the expected instrument for ids service. Not wero hero WedMien LiMsioTwidwull, Notwitiibtanwnu ll)e fact (tint we in- yard when he tired nt him witii n pistol mnny years ago W. J. Holtzclaw, a nativo nesday. of tills county, was an humble wheelvariably loose money on the fairs bote, several times. I'u-T11. II. Je.sks, tlie capable and As it appeared that tho first trace of wright in Stanford. Now ha is a suceeea School Books, Glass, Paints, Oils, Spectacles and Sundries of all kinds, an eil'nrt is being made to have itnotliir enerjjetlc chief mail clerk, it hera Heeing this year. Some 2S nhancd of tho stock blood was nine feet from the fence, tho ful Baptist preacher, in chnrg'i of a Liquors for Medical Purposes. how P M. Itout is proKrehsinK' witli his have already been taken and very little court couldn't see how Brown could have church at Oweneboro, the membership now duties. soliciting hns been done. The week of been climbing tlio fence when shot, and, of which ho has increased in two years TiitwE coal insgnates and exceedingly the 26th of July is the time that will as above stated, decided that Mr. Dunn from 21 1 to 400. must answer tlio charge before a jury of clover gentlemen, Mfrs. S. V Uowland, likely be settled upon. Call and see us. A dispatch to tho Times says: A of Danville, and, 0. fc NmUI, of (irays, ins peers. Jeppamino county syndicate has brought G, Tiik L. A N. is noted for tho excellenwere on Tuesday's south bound juieovn-geeight acre's of flno wood lawn, nenr MATRIMONIAL MATTERS. cy of its gentlemanly conductors. They mines. on their way to their on tho Cincinnati Southern railF. M. Littkh who moved from Kirks-vill- are without exception clever and accomThomas Smith, a widower of 52, and road, which it proposes to turn into a modating. Wo owo them nil a good Mrs. Kate Gibson, a widow of tho same mammoth it year ago, wntcn that ho is much resort. Tho turn, but especially are we indebted now age, wero united in marringo nt Mr. A. plnco will bo known ns "Central Kennew homo at Van plcnred with his Mrs. T. A. to Capt. John O'Day, of tho Kentucky O. Mart ill's, St. Valentino's day. tucky Holineea Camp Grounds," nnd Texns. His Is Central Division, for appreciated favors. Mi.ia Lena Hampton received a diswill, it is said, offer n series of attracGresliam, is on a visit there now. Tiik Finchvillo correspondent of the A Caiid. A report is being circulated patch .from her uncle Peyton Parrott tions thnt will lay the famous High Shelby Now s speaks of the phenomlnnl that I said I would hu one of Sam M. that ho and Miss Mary Hutchison had Bridge carnival completely in tlio sliado skill of Mr. Win. Severance, of Stanford, Owens' deputies should ho be elected married in Lexington. Miss Hutchipon It will be thrown open to ttio public atHhooting witli n rillo pigeons on the sherilL Tho report is absolutely Initio was formerly from Stanford and is an about Ju'y 1. wing, or anything ultw, with great fa- and I don't want to be deputy anything excellent young lady. Mr. Parrott is .NEW AD YEimSEU E.NT3. cility. but do want to bo jailer and sincerely agent for tho Singer Sowing Machine Co., Miss Nannik Kknnidy, who has been hope you will honor me witli your vote. and a clever and capable business man, Mr. J. It. McClary and wjfo celebravisiting Mrs. Lincoln in Louisville nnd Peter Hampton. Kupmillville, was a passenger ted their golden wedding St. Valentino's friends in Some disappointed cubs writes tho Lou- day at their country home in this county, 01 Wednesday night's express, having A administrator of the etate of John O. Ran been called to ML Vernon by tho illneta isville Commercial from here that any- by having their children and many of cy, Uec'il, I will offer for sala to the hlgheit bidbody can beat Gov. McCreary in this tho grand children presont, besides their der on of her sistor, Mrs M. 0. Williams. The wjhIi is father to the nearest neighbors and friends. It wag n Mn. Jamkh Fish, who with his family county. 1894, about n year ago, re- - thought. Gov. McCreary hns inado a pleasing sight to see the old couple as TUESDAY, FEB. moved tn California residence on t turned Wednesday, thoroughly impress- - few enemies hero ns elsewhere in his thoy sat side by side fia they did 50 ycara At hisKlate, tho following Whitley Ave., in Stan lord, y towit. personal One combined gelding, one eood brood mare In for oillce, but his ago, dressed in tho regulation suits of ed that there Is no place, like old Ken recommendations foil by Usderoad's fine jack, one Rood, heavy black, looking with seeming perfect sat spring waRon, sme Kir, plows, Ac. Also tbe tucky. His family returned with him friends outnumber them ten to one. isfaction on all around tlioin. Among household and kitchen furniture, all ol which U ami they are all guests of his daughter, in sood condition. A i.n hut Hommki. Iirh yielded to tho Ci. Carpenter. Sale to con n.ence at io o'c'ock, A. M thoso present wero Mrs. Mattio J. Mrs. Dr. J. TERMS: All sums solicitation of his Danville frionds, who cash; their oldest daughter, IS; her three amount on a credit of under ?io, without otcr that interest 90 days think tho tratlio in whisky io thu CITY AND VICINITY. sons and only daughter; W. F. McClary, Negotiable notes will be requiicd of the purchas-V J. McCLAUV, Admr sin, and publishes a card in 15, wife, tlireo daughters and only son. NoitTHKii.N seed potatoes nt W. II. Hig- - tho Advocate to say thnt ho has reconMrs. Nannie K. Hintt, 42, and ono eon; giH8. sidered his intention to apply for saloon Miss Lillio W. McClary, who is yet witli : II kink's mince meat ami apple butter license and will not engage in tho sale the old folks, and Joo O. McClary, 31, " of intoxicant in any manner whatever. AT 0TTENHEI1YI. at.McKinney A Hocker'fl. and wife and all their children. Their Dress Goods, Sattcens, Ginghams, Percales, Notions, other son, A. N. McClary, 40, who has A i. Fields' Mammoth Minstrels play HegtnninK on Phkviocs to thu term of Hon. It. C. been out West for 11 years, was the only 1804, and on eachthe let Monday In March, nUdcrwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies', Misses' and Chil first Monday thtreatter, a ntock in Hopklnsvillo Warren in the Legislature, when ho nbsont ouo ol tho six children. Tho old Market will be held at Ottenheim for the sale . dren's Shoes. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtains, Persons ha of Hones, Cattle, Sheep aud Ilo;s or thote wishing buy aro Inc stock to Olivkk chilled plow points, three for had the law changed, a liquor licouau people wero liberally remembered, an ed to attend.sellThere will te no tocbirjre to invitanyShades and Rugs at prices to smt the times. We are expired on the death of its holder or a wns nttested by tha many nice presents body. r $1, at W. II. Wcaron A, Co.'s. WM LAXIUJKAKK. dissolution of n firm to whicti it wns suitable for the occasion, presented by rr still selling Lancaster Ginghams at 5c, calicos at 5c, cot Ottenheim, Ky. too Now a widow, on applicaAkt Ooors. Admirers of tlio truly ar- granted. tons at 5c, 6c, 7c, tho children. It was both pleasing nnd tistic will do wull to visit Dunks, tho tion, or any one most interested, can yet thosamo timo solemn toseo tho hapJeweler. J. W. py old couple as thoy wero invited into have such license transferred. 9 TWKNTY-ONpounds of Granulated Sugar James A Co, ltd a liconso good until tlio parlor to accept the surprise which Tiiosk indebted to mo will greatly April, but tlio linn dissolved Jan. 1. Mr. Ji; Arbuckle'aUlfir jjc pound; 3 packages Soda for dime; liaconoc 7c Mioes, oblige by settling nt once. I need tho James preferred to get a now liconso for was placed on the centre table. A letter beat agrain l'epncr 11c pound; Cattily Hoots, pound; per pound. accompanying tho two pairs of Bolid gold Dry Goods ami Furniture, in fact nvaily everyPokio T. Courte. money. Mrs. a year in viow porlmps of tho poasiblo spectacles from their absent son, was thing cheaper than any ono cKo in the county. C. D. I'OWKLI., governing his pre- left unread by tho fond mother until she glnBS tumblers and fine imported change in tlio law Logan Avenue, Stanford, Ky. Cit china vases .in Dresden, cobalt, teplitz cinct, but Judge Varnon refused this could steal away to eomo quiot nook and week to grant it to him, though agroolng and other ware. Danks the Jeweler. there shed a tear of fond memory of tho to transfer tho rm license to him. Mr. only absent ouo. Their lot haa indeed Itev. L. h. Pickett will James thereupon took an appeal to the been a very happy, and fortunate ono. (a stamp) any reader Methodist church Tues- Circuit court which will decido whothor I lecture nt tho of The 01 tho six children born to thorn nono day night, Feb. 27th, for tho bonoQt of Judgo Varnon shall or not issuo tho li- - havo died and all aro in the enJournal can have a library. censo. tho Sunday-Schojoyment of health and tho confidence of Our Si 2. 50 Overcoats go this week at SS.50. Our $15 overcoats sample copy of The Hon. II. W. J. Ham. This famous ttieir neighbors and friends. At 12:30 i. Tiik persons who nmused thomsolvea at $10. Our S15 heavy suits at $10. The best Si. 25 shoe for men Southern Magazine by Bonding tho editor valentines nro Georgia orator and humorist will lecture m. the door to tho dining room waa ever offered in the town. Lancaster Fancy and Checked Ginghams by dropping a line to boroby notified that ho duly received nt Walton's Opera House on tho eve- "Hung open wide" nnd such a dazzling at 5c. Masonville's Fruit of the Loom and Lovesdalc Black Cotton of rich, rare aud inviting viands its publishers at Cothorn nnd fully appreciates tho animus ning of Monday, February 19. Of his display These are only a few of the things we intend to sell at at as were to bo Been waa enough to sharp-oefforts in that city tho Augusta, of the senders. lumbia r tho appetite of tho most veritable It would bo folly to attempt Louisville. Ky., and of tho station on the Cumber to convoy to tho mind of tho reader nny dyspeptic. Soups, salads, cakes, fruits, Tub name land Valloy branch has boen changed adequate idea of Ham's lecture. It ia a candies for tho little ones, Ac, all arcan obtain a club rate Boost to tho moro onphonioua cyclono of wit and eloquence, nnd comos ranged in tho best order by that faithful from on the Magazine and o nnmo of Forndnlo. Tho rolling, pouring out with impressive- fury cook, Charity, wero in tho most abund this paper by adBesides we are receiving every week some beautiful things in Amerito bo known as Roost, howovor. There is ouly ono Hum. There may bo ant profusion. It was a beautiful sight dressing the publishcan and French Sattcens, Dress and Zephyr Ginghams, New Dress others by that namo, but tlioro is only to seo tho father nt ouo end of tho table school for girls will bo ono with all tho alphabet for bis initials and tho mother at tho other, dispensing Goods, Trimmings, White Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Hosiery, er of The Interior A rniVATK on Monday, Feb. 10, at the resi- nnd all tho words in tho lnuguago for with lavish hands to those whom they opened Gloves and everything to Journal. of Mrs. A. K. Philips on Danvillo his Btock in trado. Indeed ho uses nin- loved. After dinner, music, both vocal dence advanny whose etymology may ho somowhat and instrumental, waa indulged in by Ave. Persons desiring to take Btrictly private school will avail obscure, but whose forco tho most un- tho choir of children. Social converse tage of a I will M themselves of the present opportunity. schooled can fool. Thu jokea chaso each reigned supremo until 3:30, when tho residenceoffer for sale to the highest bidderKy., my one mile South ol Hustonville, on com- the Mlddlcburs pike, on SATURDAY, Y'KII. 34, other through bio speeches liko greasy farewells were eald and that happy will all ho there when Andy John-aoalt my personal property, consisting of three Come and examine our Hat Stock, which We are closing to make Wb iS9. globules down a pine plank, nnd whon pany separated never to moot again on a KOod Mares, two Colts, a No. Milk Cow, one geta that $20,000 damages given him Shoe Stock will be closed Steer, one they reach the point tho crowd goea into Bimilar occasion in this life. May many yearling Wagon 10 Ewes and Lambs, 4 Hogs, Har- room for new spring goods. Our Boot and Times, 1 at London against tho Loulsvillo walking hysterics. Ham is inimitable. IIo ia aa years of uninterrupted happiness be yet ness, a stacks of and Harness,100 liuggy and Corn, out this week. All who come to see us this week will be made hap- Hay, about bushels of to a lot of I'oultry. Farming Implements, Household That paper is not accustomed full of jokea aa Dublin1 ia of billy goats, spared to tho good old people, whoso and Kitchen Furniture Ac. Terms; All sums py. so come at once. nptothe captain's ofllco nnd settling and he keeps the audionco in a roar from agoa are respectively 80 and 79. under tio, cash ; that amount and over, 6 months' haa yot timo with negotiabU paptr. without moro of a conteet than W. F. Mc. TOM W. GOOCH. ibeglning to end. cv- made. been Interior Journal DANKa, tlio up to (Into Jowolor. Mn. Edward Baxter Pkrry is n CHURMAFFAIRS. WIE1W iTOOKo $ 8 Hardware, Grocerios, Stoves, Iron Wagon Material, buj-pli- TO TOUffi INTlffiMUBST. W. H. HIGGINS. w JE IF TlDllH imYrrirwnra mm AOLAMAiOa o JUAq jl - -- X IE 3j JD S3 .hi hi ) S- W. E. PERKINS, Crab Orchard. DR. S. G. HOCKER, DRUGGIST. bn Col-liy- Drugs, School Supplies, The Best Goods For The Least MoneyDB. S. ISOCK3DH, . m r, Wil-mor- e, Tlie Druggist. o carap-mecti- ng Als-ty- n, THE DISEASE & sister-in-la- M Tis 1. of Money. PUBLIC SAIJE. 20, THE REMEDY Buy the best goods. 2. Make $1 buy more than it ever 3. ' Ne-viu- s, e. 3T0CK MASLK33T Don't pay the same price for poor stuff you do for the best. 4. Don't believe this "Ad" but come and see if true it is. 5. Come and trade with us and we will sell you: did. Look at These Prices K 1 7c. SEVERANCE & SON. 99-- 3t 11 For Two Cents Lkc-tuk-k. Your bast Gtianee 7c. Interior to-d- ay ol Chron-iclosay- e: n Building, UNHEARD OF PRICES post-oilic- con-tiun- eB - PUBLIC SAIiB. 1 Make the Ladies Happy. HUGHES & TATE. n ' il... iVtl jv- ft, f. i! u V Semi-Weekly rf l IV f .j..n ,.. I, TT- - tinman "n .'g';? of Canajoharie.N. Tt -- st UN Interior Journal WOMAN'S WORLD IN PARAGRAPHS. Should 11 A flousonold Troasuro. Y., saya that he always keeys Dr. King's New Discovery In the Iioum. and his family would not be without it, If procurable. U. A. Dyltemait Druggist, Catskill, N. '., says that Dr. King's New Discovery is undoubtedly the brat Cougn remedy; that he lias useu It in nls lamily lor eight yeas', ana It lias that is claimed for It. Why tee. failed to do alllone tried and tested. Trial not try a nnicdyso bottle tree at A. R, Penny's Drug Store. Regular site 50c. and St.co. D.W. Fuller, is .1 I If h i'i Support Iterelf? Always on band Two doors above in Corbin, Ky., Roal In n uoto between n whine nml n, bowl AT to n newspaper rt nuilo person writ Tho Nobiest and Nicest Goods? Improved er un proved, tor time guod Stalllens CANDIDATES JPJSR, ViCA-IIVADVANOM abusing women bwuiae thoy ontor tho $ intl saddle or harness horse low.-- r than the Can be l, T. IMIhSlNUT, Cortun, Ky. When not to paid 3.60 will be charged." broailwiuiiing occtii,itions ami crowd To bo Voted for at tho Primary, lowest had in the market. a Prices Mourning gnods specially. Call aud out "men," one vt whom ho evidently esamine before buying March 3rd. MAltV DAVIS DUDDERAR. 1). S. Spooimon Gnsos. considers himself to be. lie nays that . Stanford, Ky. Mrs. Kate Dudderar, Manager. S. New Casiel, Wis K.C, LOCAL TIME CARD. his place, which h lwd hold for many with H. Clifford, and Rheumatism; , was troubled 1$. PAXTOX, Neuralgia his stomach At the well. known old itand ol J. II. Green, in vftars. was taken bv a yonnir woman was disordetd. his liver was affected to an alarm-in- ? returning ,inPncr his illiiiw. and when ho recov- Train it,aves Rowland at 7:00 a, decree, appetite fell away and he was terribly Is a candidate for the democratic nomination for ! Hustonvillo, - - Kontucky, ;at 5:2a p. m. Attorney, subject to tho Primary Election, flesn aud .....0 to discharge- tho reduced in it tots cured strength, Thrco bottles 01 County 3rd. ered the firm refn-him. March Klctnc It Hat just received an excellent addition to his Edward Shepherd, llarrisburg-- lllin L.&N. LOCAL TIME CARD. young woman and take him back. For runuinc sore on his leg of eight years' standAt our Fruit Farms and Nurtenes one milo West tto k of Furniture and ccrdmlly invites )ou to call this ho rails at our sex and says that in ing. Used three bottles of Electric Hitters and B. of Kingsvllle, Lincoln county. We have as fine a nnd examine It. He is also agent for the Other ..l 37 pm Mail tram coins North..., seven boxes of lluckleu's Arnica Salve and his " South. stock of Fruit Trees as any man ever handlM, Chilled and Silver Steel Plows at well at repslrt ........i jj p a his opinion when woman leaves housepm keeping and dressmaking "sho becomes leg is sound and well' John Speaker, Catawba, Is a Candidate for Jailer, subject to' the action of ready for transplanting nto orchard and garden lor same. No plows stand higher In the estimaExpress train" South... it st am O., had five large fever sores on his leg; doctors " " North..., this Kail Orchards of Apples and Peaches will tion of the public than these, lit stock nt harness ......3 t j Hero is said he was incurable One bottle ot Electric the Democracy. m n usurper and mau h enemy." be assorted to suit cuttomets at J10 per hundred anil saddles is larger than ever. Has also added 93 Lsctl freight North..., a line ol lluggir, Surteys and Stoves, ri c Hitters and one box Hucltlen's Arnica Salve ... .jo7pra an opinion worthy of Mr. Jack Bunsby. The tteet aie nice, tho varieties the heit. EverySoutru. IIU. k Smith Mioi for rent, locsted on College, cured him entirely. Sold by A. R.' Penny, drugthing needed to make home attractive and the The Utter trains alto carry pattengert proper opinion to hold gist. But what is tho Ileal located shop children happy will be found here For circulars and Main Streets, lluMonvlllc The abort li calculated on itandard time, Solar In Ihe wet end of Lincoln co. Good smith can K ft CO., concerning men when they go into houseJ. A. Mi Kit Kuigstille, Ky. ime is about to minutes fatter. Is a candidate for Jailer, subject to the action ot address Bucrilu'tj Arnlon Salvo. eel all the work he It looking for Apply to me 64 democracy. work nml dressmaking.aa bo many nro doIn Hustonville, only one smith in town The best salve In the world lor cuts, bruises the QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE. D. S. CARPENTER. ores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chaping in constantly increasing numbers,this erup all chilblains, corns does not say. Neither doea ped hands,positively cures piles,and no skia requir SAM M. OWENS, pay or tions and City ns fol- mnlo porson Going North trains pass Junction : ho toll us that lie thinks tho young wom- cd. It is guaranteed to givv perfect satisfaction Vestibule start! 6 a. m. Veslows: Is candidate tor Sheriff of Lincoln county, subtibule Limited 3 p. m. Local 11:55 p. m Flotilla an should step down and out and go off or money refunded. Price aj cents per boa jecta to the action of tho democratic nroary. sale br A, R. Penny, Stantord, Ky. a. m. Kor Limited English and Classical ; For males and feaalea, P. U. RILiEY.lProprlotor, South-- N. O. Vestibule 11:5? P. m. Florida and starve in order to give him, tho inalo Limited tt p ra Locil rat p. (m. person, back his place, but wo infer that days' loss of time on account of sickness Ten - Kontucky. : : Kontucky, London, - D. NEWJLAND Is any tning Vestibule arrives S.4o p. m. doctor's bill to this is the case. Tho long and short of it and aa man of a family pay contemplate, but pleasant whether he to for I have moved to my new Hotcllaod am better Lincoln county, sub. of Nest sestion begins Feb, I, 1S04. The course is, when men support women, women is a laborer, mechanic, merchant or publisher. Is a candidate for Sheriffdemocratic primary. the and teaching thorough, the building" and grounds prepared than ever to accommodate the public of one, Young ladies 5ood Livery attached and every convenience Falls Branch Jellico Goal Co., do not need to support themselves. But Jas. O was sic publisher for tothe Leader,theMexla, ject to the action of beautiful and rates reasonable. days with grip, in bed Texas, Give me a call, bearded in the College; young gentlemen boarded men do not and cannot support nil wom- during Its prevalence a year or two ago Later In the town. For further particulars addreti the and shippers of the GENUINE TRANK RILEY. 7; Miners J. says: second attack en in our time; therefore women must In the season he had auted Chamberlain'sHe Couch MILTON ELLIOTT President. "In tho latter case I and will earn their own living. We Ronedy with considerable success, I think, only Ii'aSCandidato fer Jailer of Lincoln county and themselves his would 8acrifico much for tho dear men, being in bed a little over two days. The second aiks else, friendsis not to commit at home and to any work. would havo been equally as one as he forced to stay Try it. We are the sole agents lor Stanford nd whom, one nnd all, wo adore. But starve? attack I ara satisfied for use of the remedy.'' Hit candidacy is subject to the action ol the the Rowland. Office corner ot Depot street and bad as the firt but JELLICO TENNESSEE, party. No. It i3 not men's duty to support all It should bo borne In mind that the grip is much and requires IIOOINS & WATTS. tho women. It is tho duty of raon and the same as a very seveie cold you wish to When the same treatment Mrs. J. B. Montgomery, Prop. G. We have opened on Depot Street a women to do exactly ns each individual euro a cold quickly and effectually give this remIlutcher Shop, where we will keep at all time, the edy a trial. 3$ and jo cent bottles lor sale by Dr. A. S. pleases about tho matter. If a man wants S.G. Hocker. It a Candidate for.Jailer, subject to the action of dle meats that the country allordt We will han!etnothing but the best and will The lest hotel In the city ana the only one with to earn bread for a woman, let him, if he Democracy. SURGEON DENTIST. a sample rami for drummer Ktpecia attention Bho is willing. But if she wishes to or to the traveling public Kates j. Ministers Say About tho EWKIN, Office over McRiberts Drug Store In the n M. CASH ONLY, support horsolf, then, by all tho What must Owilev Building. Electropoise. Stanford. laws of justice and common sense, it is THE OLD It a Candidate for Assettor, subject to the action As we can not keep books. Our cuttomeri will be terved in Ihe belt style and we solicit the patEditorial from Central Methodist, Catletttburg, of the democracy. ns much her right to chooso her occupa- Ky., Editor; "Unless ten thoupublic. Ve alto buy good corn fed ronage uf the Rev. Z. Meek. tion ns it is that of any man over born. sand men, mainly prolessional men, lawyers docJOHNSON'S cattle and hogs. ANDERSON CAHR .V CO . IncludJNO. Manfoid, Ky. 88 jm and tors, Manly men recognizo tho changed con- ing editors, preachers, much all classes.the ElecMAGNETIC OIL! SAM II WARNACK, Pror. mistaken, are ery the Instant Killerol Pain. ditions of 6ociety and give all tho aid tropoise writer, cures, gives relief where all other Itta Candidate fortAttenor, tubjectltojtne action effects Internal and External. and onconraguinent they can to tho wom- remedies have failed, especially is It efficacious in of the Democratic party. I London, - - KENTUCKY. Ones RHEUMATISM, NEURAL-women." . I A, Lame Hack, Sprain. lirulte, an who must get her bread in paths delicate,W.feeble Hruce, Hustonville. Ky Rev, Refilled and refurnished and in every way preW, Swelling, Still Joints, COL1U atid hitherto untrodden by her sex. Thej know the Electropoise I have cured a bad case of opium pared to attend the want of th. public Rates trACSflLaalstB '0KAMP8 lnntnntly. Cholera Mor Mr. William Landgrail'e employment at my very fcatonable month's IVgg.ViliSSSSSSSSSM! ons, uroup.iuptnena, tiore 1 nroat, habit inlets than that it is development nnd necossity that now has no desire two the drug time; the patient It a candidate for to the office of As- scent for the sale of lauda in the SwUa and Ger ' HEADACHE, as II by magic. for havo forced this choice upon her, aud Rev. John I Rogers, Danville, Ky.: "A kins sessor, or Lincoln County, subject to action of the man Colony at Ottcnhcuu, Lincoln county, Ky THE HORSE BRAND, hat ceated and M R W.M HUSKK It now m thoy would dio beforo they would lay woman of mine who was apparently rapidly sink- democratic party. ent thetelor until such acencv thall be revolr-themoet Powerful and Penetrntlngl.ltilmentf or Mm. suffering with sciatic rheumaAl leiral matters concerning the pun hate and tale In existence. Large f Ue 75a, COc. tlzo Wc ono straw in her way. Bat as to tho ing into the grave,pain night and day, in a very or Beast tism, in extreme BAIUEY, "' all pain, walks of such landt will be attended to by W. II. Miller, malo person who comes with his whino short time obtained Ireedom Irsm JOHNSON'S ORIENTAL SOAP. Having terured the tervlces el Mitt Maltie AlMedicated and Toilet. Tho Groat Skin Cure- and nnd howl abont women's crowding men without crutch or cane and declares a that she is Is a candidate for Jailer, subIectto'the action of my attorney, of Stanford, Ky. len from Cincinnati as trimmer for this tcaaoa, I J OTTENHKIMER well. It It a mystery to me, almost miracle." Jan. Fnoo Benutlfle?. Ladies will find It o mo-- t tordially Invite the ladies to Inspect a carefully old Jeflersonlan democracy View, Ky.: "I Rev. W. F. Wyatt, delicate and highly perfumed Toilet Poap on out of their employment well, hoaven began to improve from Morning application ol the the selected Mock ol Millincrr t ptltet to tull the the firn market, IUs absolutely pure. Makes the send him bettor light nnd the time The ladlet are Invited lo are my nice, new knowlodce! gem,' my general health Is bet sVlnooft and velvety and reifnres tho loft com- line l Stamped Linen and Embroidery Material Is a luxury for tho Bath for Infants. ter than it has been in years. I believe it to be a WALLACE E. VARNON, MISS LICCIE 1IF.AZLKV, Remember Gladstone's life motto, God given remedy.'' filexlonl Itching, cleanses tho scalp and promotoa the offlceof Coun-tSun'urd,Ky. U10 growth ol hair. lrlco2Sc For tale by "Whatsoever thy hand fiudeth to do, do Rev. Robt. M. liarrett. Baptist Seminary. Lou It a candidate for re-- lectionjto ofidemocratic Judge; eubject to the action iiville. Kv "I eladlv add mr testimonial to that thy might." Ky. of many witnesses for the Electropolte. Hetldet Ky. it with A. R. PENNY, I have cured other Tho women of Colorado are wise. As of ifrinserious troubles treatment. ' a seveie attack in one nlcht's XV. G1VENS Practical CARPET WEAVER, .IK VOU ARE GOING soon ns the vote granting them full sufRev. Geo. H. Means. Covlncton. Kv. : "Inc e night's time tho Electropoise relieved me of brain frage had been taken, thoy began in thoir Has lately purchased the celebrated County Judge of Lincoln, subvertigo. My wiie was relieved of a Is a Candidate lor McKINNEY, KY. various clubs nnd other organizations congestion ami neuralgia in one houi." ject to the action ot the Democracy. severe attack of Newcomb Fly Shuttlo Loom, I have bought above .THE.. tho study of poli tics. Political economy, Address DuRols & Webb, Norton Illock, corner inciitKuedHotel at political history aud civil government in Fourth and Jefferson Sts., Louisville, Ky, ,ud have attached a JOHN M. JOHNSON And It prepared to do alt kinds of Carpet and Rug all its branches aro occupying their atton-tio- n Weaving, Fancy weaving on Shawls, MurTiati, It a Candiuate for Assettor of Lincoln county Etc Call and oxamine my wotk I guarantee Firot-Cla- ss Bar and Pool Room. this winter. Thoy will prize thoir subject to the action ol the Democratic party. 16 3m work at low prices, hard won gift of suffrage ns men who Have repaired and Refurnished th HoteJ and am better than ever A. GIVENS havo always enjoyed it scarcely can do, When Baby was sick, wa gave her Castori. nnd they will fit themselves nobly for When sho was a Child, she cried for Castoria. a Candidate for Sheriff or Lincoln county, subIt Prepared to Accommodato the Louisville a Nashville R. R. tho high gift of citizenship, arming themject to the action of the Democratic party. I When sho botvuna MUs, ah clung to CastorU. Public. selves with intelligence at oil points. When the hod Children, she gavethezn Cantoris, Is the line for you, as Its attention to Commercial Men. Hiial Miss Roberta Ackerly is tho first womIJvefjr and Feed Stable attached. an deputy clerk in n United States disIt a candidate foraller, subject to the action ef P'W OUEEN, Proprietor. 7 the democratic party. trict court in Virginia. Sho holds such JESh ROUT, Manager an ofiico in tho west district of Virginia, Make ctote connections at Dealer In B. COOPER, with headquarters at Lynchburg. Miss LOUISVILLE And CINCINNATI Ackerly was appointed by Judgo John to the office of Ms a candidate for For all points. 1'aui. County Clerk and will appreciate you support THROUGH TICKETS SOLD. Democratic primary Saturday, March 3, tfoi. Miss P. E. Hall, a handsoino young BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH jrANFOKD, KY woman of Windsor, Conn., Invented tho For any information e.mulre of small china kiln which has enabled many JOES. RICE. Agent, or Or Stanford, Ky ftooorntors to properly bake in the paints W. W. PENN, Trav. Pass. Agent, Corn, Tomatoes, and enamels with which they so Junction City, Ky MysOf Talleviate Temple, No. 7. Sltbtrs of the adorn plain earthenware. Miss Succotash, Thit Hotel, rennvated and rcfurnlthed, it now terious Ten. String Beans, la my charge and intend lo conduct It so at to Know all men by these pretentj. that we. M. A. G. Lanhata Hall also invented the method of inclosJohn I). Cattleman. oot only niaiutain its high reputation, but to add Peas, Gibbs small Peas W. P. Trustees and Secretary, Uisft Jddut ing china colors already mixed for tho Early June to its long lll ol friends, hpccial accommodaM. W. P , Jennie Thompson, Secretary, Trustees Adkint, Hannah I ayden, tion! for commercial travelers and fine rooms for uso of ceramic artists in glass pots, bo French Peas, Baked S Potatoes Eddie MJ,ller,T.easurer.allretldents Hoje Stanford. dltplor of sample. Sallie - Desires to thank you for your pa- th that they aro ready at any time. I.tnrnln eountv. Kentucky, hereby associate ourApricots, Pears, become nrCor'cd' .".V A'.FIrst-Clas- s selvis together and Hold your chest up nnd never Blump Saloon Sliced Pineapple, tlielawaot weaiaiem ncmuvj, the-; lollowing tronage during the year which is And BILLIARD Peaches, down, never. hereinafter expretted, and adopt and POOL ROOMS sttachad articles of Incorporation, JOSEPH COFFEY be Mrs. A. J. Frincke was appointed a Grat'd Pineapple, Oysters, 1. The name of the incorporation almost gone and asks a continu ' 01 ,no M leviate Temple, No. 7. of judge of registration for a special elec- Red Cherries, White Cherries, nous len. OF W II. MILLER. J H. SOWDER. tion in Denver. Clov'r leaf salmon II. The principal place of business at Mantoru, ance during the coming year. Gr.gauger plums MILLER & SOWDER, queen of bees is Mrs. Jennie Atch-leII. The general nature of the business to be Roast Beef, BAKBBB &CASTLEMAJS Tho Beeville, Beo county, Tex. During Mushroons, of transacted thall be the giving ot aid to members When Hungry try one of his of fund, who are tick or distressed ; the Chipped Beef, 1803 sho sold 4,000 queen bees of her own Ox Tongue, MANAGERS, for the burial of ihe dead "J the therefor and Indiwho siiecinl raising, and some of them brought Deviled Ham, of the membership geuerally, with are Grand Potted Ham, the gent and needy, and to Building, Loui3villo $100 each. Mrs. Atchloy has 1,000 stand charitable undertsklngt, Lodgeof Doalors and Brokers. Amer. Sardines, and todo the Order In itscome within the scope of of bees, and sho and her children attend Mackerel, such thingsas U Agents throughout the South. STANFORD. - - KENTUCKY. charltv and benevolence. to them wholly. Beekeeping is a neat Mustard Sardines. IV. Tho corporation being organized ror charitannd profitable occupation for women. In ble purposes only It Is to have no capital atovk or Office Intenoi Journal Building. VT. A. TRIBBLE, Local Agont, connection with poultry raising or garstockholders; bur eacn person who contributes to -J " the corporation the sum of benefits dening it might bo laado a great success. STANFORD, KY. deemed a member and entitled to ad the the rule And you will certainly go back PROPERTY" SALE. as such, o long as he shall comply with You are never too old to learn any- Preserves, such dues, fines and Tomato Catsup, cf the corporation and par 1. Fine Blue Gran Farm ol 331 and try him again. acres on pike assessments as thall be made againtt Ihe members thing you want to learn or to do any- Chili Sauce, and finely imprvveu. Celery Sauce, from time to time tor Its support you want to do. commence from the thing V The corporation shall faARK. TRADE! 1. Farm of 100 actet, finely Improved. in the proper office for recfiling ol Offered Superintendent Byrnes of the New Pepper Sauce, Mustard dressing, ord and these articles the expiration ot twenty-fival low price terminate at York police says to all women, "Don't Olives, fit! years White Onions, to be conERADICATES BLOOD POI4. Fine Blue Grass Farm, of io acret, In high VI. The affairs of the corporation are to be eleccarry your pockotbooks in your hands." state of cultivation, well unpreveU ; offered low. ducted by a Hoard ol five (jj Directors, membmsoi SON AND BLOODTAINT. NATIONAL BANK . Blue Grats Farm of New stock of Canned goods, ev- ted annually, from and by Ihe lawful in LVcember Ho recommends them to return to the 131 acres, on pike, two the corporation, at their first meeting useful fashion of pockets in their gowns. ery can guaranteed. mile from btanlerd; good Bluegratt land: low Chrystalized of each year, And at the same time there shall be OF STANFORD. KY. price and on easy terms. Pockets in the inside lining of coats and elected a Prlncest a Deputy Princes, a Secretary bottles of Swift's Specific (S.S. S.) Cbvhrai. Treasurer, which 0 entirely cleansed my system of contagious wraps ho thinks would bo a good thing. Pie Preparation, VanHoutensjjCo-co- a and an Aititant Secretarybeand a executive officers Capital Stock 8 to ia. Town lott in Stanford In areas the lo tuit blood poison of the very worst type. last named officers shall fill purchasers. chads Thero aro more iiurso snatchers abroad tho corporation, and Wm.S. Lcomis, Shreveport, La. and Atmore's Plum Pudding. of the stated meetings, shall all the which officers Surplus of and aero fine farm wit exco lenj at 17. this winter than over were beforo. It is mill, dwelling and other improvements, on pike. tball hold office tor one year and until their tuc I partly owing to hard times, also partly cettort are elected and qualified. the be Treasurer to the fat Attention of HOCKER. thall be required to give bond forshall faithful per- that this it the the public is invito! in iunfoici 4 miles from btaiilord. 'arm, capable of divition McKINNEY CURES SCROFULA EVCN to womau's fashion of carryiug her 34 ;'" only National Hank be fixed by formance ot duty, in such turn as IN ITS WORST FORMS. the National Hank Act Into tinallcr farms. Detlrable In every particu-IaUnder the provitions pocketbook in her hand. the conttitution and by luwt. 1 he corporation depositors arc secured ofnot only by the capital Offered low and 011 very eaty terms. shall at once fill said officeato hold tamo until the the ttockholdera' liability lor and Tho woman who would let her husDecember, 01 Co election In such duties Tht said olllcerishall Hoard ttock, but bv to the stock, so that depositor! at cda6.onGood itrwt, inframe linllilinir- - of .ll !.!. Main be at. amount equal Eattcrn pari and powers as Stanload shall have T had SCROFULA In 18S4. and cleansed my band beat her so long as ho supports to be thit Institution are secured by a fund of $400,000 ?5 leei iruni. aoo uacK. will am at a bargain. signed them by ihe rules a d oy taiung seven system entirely irora it Five sworn statements of thecondition of the banl her, however wretchedly, rather than OF STANFORD, KY., adopted m. Small farm ol So acret, a miles lrom Stanford bottles of S, S. S. 1 have not had any syma- governare made each yearto the United States wclltmprovcil,ata bargain. VII. The private property of the members leavo him and earn her own living, is It now fully organiiedand ready for butinett witt toins since. L. W. WILCOX, ment and Itsattctt are examined at stated timet to be exempt lrom corporate debts. Spartanburg, S. C 31. Farm of 60 acres on Hanging Fork, near a very mean spirited creature indeed. shall by government agents, thus securing addititona VII. The Indebledneisof the corporation Turnertville Fine Blue grattland, andperfect safety 10 depositors. - - $200,000 not exceed five thoutand dollars. She deserves to bo beaten black and Paid up Capital at tht froots on pike, with good improvements and nice This institution, originally ettablithed corporatio. skatl have perpetual IX. The young orchard. Price low, blue. Deposit Hank of Stanford in 1858, then HAS CURED HUNDREDS or 000 succetsion, said right to sue and be sued in Its the Surplus, . 3a. Hotel, store houso and cottage, cicely and common teal, to make ited at the National Bank ol Stanford in 1863 and name to have a CASES OF SKIN CANCER. Miss Emma R. Steiner of New York is Hank ol conveniently located, near depot In as the First National London, Kv contract, to acquire property and transfer same again ono of tho few thoroughly trained and SUCCESSOR to THE LINCOLN NATIONAL ., it,.i.,tnfA9i At . nrivate Individual. 10 et- - SUnlord in iS8a, has had piactically an uninter- Nine roorni in dwellirg, four looma In cottage, Treatise on Blood and Ekin Diseases mailed BANK OF STANFORD, regulations for the rupted existenceof 3J years. It It better tupplied blorehouteofsrcoms All new buildings Also and rules and competent women orchestra conductors Now dosirjg up) with the same assets and undei tablish dee. Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga, prompt good barn. Lot aoo x 300 feet. Fine location transacting for government of Its members and shall postett all now with facilities for ever before business in Its long and store snd hotel. Will sell cheap an I on cay the same management. of tho world. ly and liberally than terms. the powers of abody corporate. Ily provitions of its chatter, depositors are at honorable career. Accounts of corporationt, X The corporation thall have Ihe 33. Dwelling on Lancaster St , North of railin National Miss Myra Ingalsby is school commis- fully protected as aie depositors firms and individual! retpectfully tolic road, blx jooint and ttore houte. Good ih,- nrtstnt members of the vol cittern, Bank!, formed, ted. barn and all necettary outbuildings sioner of the Second district of Wash- Iiaole to it shareholderthe being held individuall; untary astociation, fros which this Is fee, as Beautiful amount of their stock Directory of this Bank is compoted ol the extent of Th it location. Lot with frontage ijoxjoo leet. Terms to tot without the payment of the membership ington county, N. Y. therein at the par value thereof, in addition reasonable. all of the property ol said association. Forestus Reid, Lincoln county ; invetted In such tharcs. It may act at succeeds to In testimony Here is nn excellent way to invest amount administrator, trustee, 4c, as rully si thit tU 6th day whersof, wltnets our signatures executor, S. T. Harris, Lincoln; 3. Cottage with 5 roomt: good cittern, coal- ot December, 1893. """. '. tide '.. Main St., SUnlord. isoxito feet some money: If you havo a good large in individual.who entrutted their bulslness to ut G. A. Lackey, Lincoln; r.uuic juuc, K, Kuen. leaaie snompauu, on North Will ex- To Salhe Miller, Hannah Havden, change for pertonalty or realty at a bargain. J.W.Hayden, Stanford; sum, build n cluster of cottages in the while those mnaglng the Lincoln National Bank el Kota Adkins, I'M it Broaddus, we S.Ii. Ilaughman.l Lincoln; some largo city, iu a spot of Stanford, we iii here tenderour many thanks and llarthaSims, suburbs of Ellen Kincald, ,...., ,i.. to transact their businest JAMES YEAGER. THOMAS YEAGER. Bell. Ckenault, Martha Walker. J. S. Hocker. Stanford; easy access to the city. Have tho cot- with ut, offering as a guarantee for prompt attenXllta Sneed, Sally Hansford, W. A. Trlbble, Stanford; tages small, with perhaps no more than tion to same, our twenty years experience is Martha Warrea, Llixle Peytoa, YEAGER, M. D. Elmore, Stanford; and at liberal accommodations as are Pattie MideUtten, Maria Middletoa, five or six rooms, but have them perfect bankingwith tound banking. 86 T. P. Hill, Stanford. Hill. Jaae every detail of sanitation and modern in K. L. Tanner, McKinney; PIKXCTOHS: stable, conveniences. Have a littlo yard around J.J. Williams, ML Vernon; M.J.Miller, Mt. Vernon each, largo enough for flower beds and S. H. Shanks, Stanford ; S. Hocker, Pretident; J. STANFORD, K.Y. somo shrubbery. Then rent or sell the D. G. Slaughter, deJ. S. Owsley, Stanford; John J. McRoberts, Cashier; R.I!. Rronsugh, Adm'rnfSlaughter's Hrt.and ceased, Plff., vs. D. G. cottages to self respecting working womEmbry, Stanford; A. McKinney.'Atnttant Cashier. A. S.J. Were In our new stable in tte Opera Htusa Creditors, Defts. Notice to Creditors. FOR A CLEAN Blockiand are well supplied with J.B.Owsley, Stanford; en. They will rise up and call you UT virtue 01 an orucr ui iriciriivo uuiof and i.c, blessod, It ia hnrd at present for self J. F. Cash, Stanford; the underlined Com'r will hear prool NEW RIGS AND HORSES William Gooch, Stanford; make report of claims againtt the estate of D. G DR. W. B. PENN5T eupportinj women who aro alono to get notified ana me A. W. Carpenter, Mllledgeville, K y rjlaughtei, deed file their creaitors are the Com- Or a Nice, Refreshing Bath Go to tuitablo homes. They could club tobefore calms lo nrniturn and Have been purchased and notb. W. II. Cummins, l'reachersville mitioner, proper) verified, belore the aoth day of urcouts will leave the.ttable. threes J3.u0 Thompson's Barber Shop, gether in twos andcottages. and make S. H. Shanks, Pretident, February, 1894. ideal homes in Bnch Office South Hide Main St., in office recently R.L.WARREN, Dr. J. B. Owsley, Cashier, Give vacated by Dr. Lee F. Huffman, Stanford, Ky. Master Com'r Lincoln Circuit Court. He U also agent for the Lexington Steam Laun94 Eliza Abciiaed Conker. W. M. Blight, Teller. Best in the Country. Wiininti Starve Rut litr Than Work t Published Every Tuesday and Friday S UMrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at Toledo, Washington, aajs that she has never been able to procuro any medicine for rheumatWm that re as fieves the pain so quickly aud effectually Chamber ain's Pain Halm and that she has also uied It lor lame back with groat success. For sale by D' S. G Hockir COMMERCIAL III.OCK NOTICE Estato I I would like to exchange some Post-Ollle- e. -- tf J. CARPENTER, m-- i I Fruit Trees For Sale , JOHN 3IERSHON 'V - PETER HAMPTON, Blue-Gra- :, Garrard Luncastor, College, THE RILEY HOUSE Blue-Gra- s T. ' Original Jellico Coal. PRICE, T. HATCHER Dem-ocratl- c ITow Moat Sliop. firtt-cla- Th.o Floroaoa Hotel, pre-cii.- ltf W. DEBORD it tlP F. SEIX FOR a BRIGHT JACKSOIT SOTJSE, S XTOTICE E. D.KENNEDY, "N taMSMT - d 1 JOHN TO THE LADIES. 'wonder-woikin- g y Mrs. J. J. Kendall, Stanford, par-t- J: h Stanford, JAMES NORTH WEST, Commercial Hotel, ey flrit-cl&- J. DINK FARMER R, Double Dally Trains MMER GEORGE Something to Eat Groceries, Candies, THE GOFFEY HOUSE mm miuu, m Fancy Goods, Fruits, &c. JOSEPH COFFEY, Pro'r. 1 f ROYAL LIVERPOOL. "- fisurance Company to-w- .,, '" 3i-- tf n y pio-ldin- g re-li- ef REAL -:- ESTATE FOR Oo-utnarc- .- 25 CTS MEALS Heinz' Goods in Stock. 1 s . 1 e FIRST 8200,000 21,300 Ninety-thre- e 1 isa & If!' :'" r. Farmers BanMTrnst Iwo-tto- rv by-la- 1 by-la- Ft 614 ... re-- !. fidu-ciane- t, - con-inte- YEAGER & Lincoln Circuit Court. 111 mn nn m m iiliave. Stylish Hair Cut, Dentist. dry, The them a Call. - 'JtetMi t AHA ',.. rfaJjj