Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-03

A FREsH lot Of Fruit jus, received at
lister \ Bright's
BIO IS MIEsrREls, Opera House, Sat-
urday night, March l,h.
MoSEY 10 LoAN.-s2,OOO on real estate
in Lincoln county. Terms easy. See NJ.
G. sauney.
RECEIVED this week nice new lot Of
goods which invite those wishing Spring
aud Summer suits TO examine. II. C..
Ripley. q
PARTIES needing corn can be supplied
at Lincoln Mills a. any time with any
amount from bushel to 100 barrels, from
81 to S425 per barrel.
To.noRRow night at 8 o'clock, the cur.
tain will rise on the world.renowned Big
10 Minstrels BE wise and secure your
seats At once, or you win get left.
.
GRASD DIcrAroR Sam. y. Mcguire, Of
Danville, instituted new Lodge Of
Knights Of Honor at Mitchellsburg, We'd
nesday night, sith 30 charter members.
VIZ will be especially Obliged 10 Clerks
Of the Primary Election II they will for
ward to US the same day, II possible, the
returns Of their precincts. At any rate
please do 90 at the earliest opportunity.
1SrEREsr in the Skating Rink, which
has lasted 80 surprisingly for four months,
is somewhat subsiding, though very fair
crowd was present Wednesday night, and
all seemed to enjoy themselves The Rink
win not be open again ill Friday night,
10th, as tonight the Opera House will be
used by the Big IS, 10 iamiliarire them
selves with the stage
Business CnASGE-Mr. + r. Che
nault has bough; Mr.. james Dudderar's
interest in the firm Of Severance, Dudderar
a Co., to date back TO January lsi, and the
style will hereafter be Chenault, Sever
ance 4 Co. Mr.. Chenault is quite an &C.
QUESTION TO the firm, being a good bust
ness iran, with large number Of friends.
Mr.. Dudderar will, for the present, join
the firm Of IL Hooker and Z. McRoberis.
Thar remarkable left-handed sign wri-
ter, Louis H. Ramsey, il spending his
honey moon in a sensible way, that is, he
is following his profession" with more
earnestness than ever, and numerous bu-
siness houses attest the superiority Of his
skill. Mr.. Asher Owsley has added 10 the
beauty Of his house by raising it to the
level Of the adjoining building with large
and handsome sign. Robert S. Lyle has
also invested heavily In the sign writer's
art and is apparently determined that the
people shall not forget where he lives.
All good democrats are expected to
take part in tomorrow primary elec
tion, 30 that the nominees will be the real
choice Of the party. There is no opposi-
to Judge +. w. Brown for County Judge,
none 10 John Blain for County Clerk, and
none To j. n. Menefee for Sheriff. but Of
course everybody will vote for them as
token Of appreciation Of their official ser
vices, besides il will strengthen the ticket
10 give them the largest vote possible. In
the race for County Attorney the choice
is between Judge J. NJ. Philips and d. |
X. Carpenter; in that for Assessor you
have more to pick from T. NJ. Pen
ninglon, J. $. BOsley, ]. II. Hooker, w. F. |
Ramsey, q. W. Ball aud w. c. Barnett
Capt. Thomas Richards, +. d. Newland,
VIM. Cooley and Sam. Engleman are the
entries ia the Jailer's race. W. J. Daugh-
erty alone offers for Coroner, while George
w. Bobbilt and Tolbert Martin want to be |
Constable. These are the men you have to |
choose from. BE sure you select the best