The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

ton, Of the Richmond R,giaer, in the loss
Of an excellent mother.
sY.nurroS Kid Gloves, In black and
light color., Tor $50 at McAlister 4
Ly,le's. Opera shades. 6-bu,ion., for 81
II.RSr~, Saddlery and all kinds Of
horse millinery made at my shop and
warranted as represented. For sale by W.
X. Carson.
OuR stock Of Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren'. Hose ha. just been opened. You
should ace them before you buy. MEALS
ter 4 Lyle
THr cold snap did not bring frost, bu, II
did bring thicker clothes and fires into
requi,ition. Il Is bad on vegetstion, AZ Is
also the continued dry spell.
THr Myers House IL being oiled and
pencilled, and, with other applications Of
paint, looks As bright and fresh a. a sweet
young girl clad in Spring attire.
IT was reported here ihi. week that Rev.
George O. Barnes had lost hi. sighi to such
an extent as TO be unable 10 read. His
friends here earnestly pray that there Is
no foundation for the report.
PLEASURE CARRIAor.-I will receive
In a few days a car load Of pleasure
carriages, and Il will be to the advantage
Of those intending to buy to wait and exam.
Inc my stock. @. D. wesren.
TERHuSE 4 VASARsDALL have packed
their goods and quietly departed to Hsr-
rod.burg, where the latter member Of the
firm will continue the business. Mr.. Ter
hume remains here, and will likely become
a travelling salesman for Louisville house.
ROM l. partly in ruins; Jerusalem
entirely 90, and 90 Is that suit Of clothes
whieh you have worn all the past Winter.
Would !, not he advisable to get for your.
self or your son a new Spring suit from the
best house in Louisville-J. Winter a Co,
corner Of Third aud Market Streets, Louis
'"'' ny
A PIsroL HoSs.- 'Dolph Bailey, who
lives on the placid waters Of the Hanging
Fork. got into a fu., with another negro
and drew his little pop-gun on him. The
other negro did not have any, so he came
TO iown and had Bailey arrested. Result
of trial. IS days in yall and $50 fine Pres
en' employment OF MI ba''e!' improving
the appearance OF oouH square
Tur Commencement, F,,,ci.e. of Stan.
ford F.m,l. Coll.g. will b.yin n. u.u.l
with . sermon. which will be delivered b,
Rev / n woolfoIl of IN. R.o,i.,
Chn,cb on IN. f.. Sunday I, Inn. f,h.
5th, On IN. foIlow;n, Wednesday svsn;ns
the Annual Cancer, will he given and ON
Thur.d,y evening the regular Commence.
uept Exercise. will terminal, . YER,
pheasant ana prosperous session.
Ir.vy Yora MEAsrRr.-W. h.x. nj.
tached 10 our Boot and Shoe busine..
Manufacturing DEPARTMENT. and b,v. en-.
gagged p. q. Brady a. foreman. whose rem.
tstion /. a guarantee for 6rst-ola.. work
We will receive TODAY . comnle,, stock Of
material and a new lot Of Lasts. including
all the late .tyles. We will engage only
No. workmen and use only hes, .,oct
beside. warrant ali good. n. ren,..e,ted
Bruce A Co.
u
gestion Of Squire J. 5. Murphy and other
farmers, we have concluded to open
WANT" column, in which persons desir-
ing to sell or buy anything whatever can
make il known for the small sum Of 20
cents for Two lin... each Additional lin.
IA W. -, - a. - :,
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this mode OF advertising, believing that II
will he mutually beneficial. Stock men
e.peciallv will find IA valuable
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Why THRow AWAY MoSEY-When
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a PAIR OF boo's' by having them made AZ
the hest Of STOCK. and guarantees. sati.fae.
H., l., ...., $3.50, p.,.,.,.,h.. l.. -.
hiniseh anu employs only the best OF work
men, and will sell cheaper than any one.
Fine Boots from 80 to S. Shoes from $3.50
to 81 Selling, 10 TO 90 cent; Patching, 10
cents. No Eastern work handled. Call
on him, next door To Myers House, before
leaving your orders elsewhere.
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