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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-04
BOYLE COUNTY.
DannNe.

Mr.. w. g. Price is al Hustonville as.
sisting the officers Of the new National
Bank to get under way. Mr.. Price is one
Of the best book keepers in the State and
understands the system used in banks,
perfectly.
Col. Hogeland. Of Louisville, who has
interested himself in the welfare - news
boys and bootblscks for some years past,
has been in Danville this week, delivering
his lectures by gas light in the open air.
Col. Hogeland impresses all who hear him
with his sincerity and honesty Of purpose,
and in the unsel6sh work in which he is
engaged should have the support and sym
patty Of all good people.
MIR. w. II. Pickett, Of Frankfort, a
son OF the Superintendent OF Pablo In
struction, was in town Thursday, looking
to the interest Of his father, who is can
didate for reelection. Mr.. J. q. Cecil, Of
Pike county, candidate for Register OF the
Land Office. was also here. Hon. w. o.
Hansford, Of Lincoln, was here Wednes
day. Mr.. Il. w. Kemper, Of the Cincinna'
ii Star Tunes, and Judge G. Z. Kincaid
city editor Of the Courier journal, wer,
here Tuesday. Mr.. Leslie Cox is visiting
his parents in Cincinnati. Mr.. Paul +
Rollins and wife, Of Jacksonville, Florida
and Mrs. j. w. Ellsworth, Misses Sadie
Mexican, Mamie Mexican, Theresa Nc
Kean and Mollie Mexican, Of Galveston
Texas, have taken rooms at Gilchers. They
will remain In Danyille all, or d CREATE
part, of the summer. Dr. Fayette Dunlap
was at Husionyille Wednesday.
"A. q. Talbot on Thursday, sold 4
Thos f. Wood 10 fat hogs weighing 2O'
lbs. at "a cents. z. T. Gentry on Wednes
day sold to Prewitt a Wood liz fat hogs
weighing ll2 lbs at 81 cts. This lot wa
shipped to Cincinnati. ID. N. Prewilt sob
on Thursday to Frank Harris, the WOO
from sos sheep at 2S cents per pound
Wakefield 4 Farris, on Wednesday bough
Of Jno. A. Wood good three-year-olS
harness mare for 800; Of Clayton SNOW,
yearling mare mule for $50; Of same part
four-year-old mare mules IA hands high a
sl75 for the pair same parties bought o
Jas. HARRISON five two.year'old cotlol
mules IA hands high at $40 per bead
Same parties on Wednesday sold to inc
| A. Wood 80 head Of nice calves at s22.6
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Mt VERNON DEPARTMENT.
Mnnnaed BY .Lohn q. kish.

-Hardbarger, who has been confined IN
jail here 40 long for shooting negro con.
Wet on the railroad, was released Tuesday
on $500 bail. The money was deposited
for same.
The Misses. Hopper, who have been
teaching school at this place, went TO Hus.
tonville Wednesday TO attend the funeral
Of their brothers wife, Mrs. F. G. Hopper
School Il closed until their return.
Sam Thomas was arrested and put in
jail Monday evening for shooting boy
named Lycurgus Williams. Williams il,
we learn this morning, perhaps fatally
wounded. Thomas claims that the shoot
ing was done accidentally. An examins-
tIon is set for next Saturday.
Chairman Democratic County Com
mittee, Jack Adams, Jr, has issued a call
to the democrats Of Rockcastle county to
meet in Mt Vernon on Saturday, May 9th,
TO select and instruct delegates to the State
Convention, which meets in Louisville on
Wednesday, May the 10th, to nomi-
nate candidates for the various State
offices.
Mr.. j. Haas has evidently come to
stay. He has bought two horses and a
wagon and is having a bill Of lumber saw.
ed TO build dwelling house. Mr.. Haas has
written to other friends and relatives in
Switzerland TO come TO this place and set
tie. We expect in the near future to see a
large colony in this immediate neighbor.
hood. Our people should do all they can
to encourage these new settlers.
Huston 0dom, who was put in Jail
Saturday for being drunk, was taken out
Monday evening. He had not had any
whisky to drink since Saturday, and was
almost crazy for the want oft. Mr.. Houk
procured some whisky and made a toddy
which seemed TO calm him little, but he
did not sleep any that night, bat seemed
10 think some one was trying 10 kill him
aud said he could hear them talking about
II all night long. Tuesday morning he
began 10 tell Mr.. Houk what he had heard
the night before; but Mr.. H., having bust
ness at the Jail just then, told him to sit
by the FIRE while he was gone and when he
returned he would talk TO him. Odom had
in the meantime gone in his shop and pro
cured shoe-knife and hid it in his pocket.
Just as soon as Mr.. II. had gotten to
the Jail, odom went out behind the chin
ney at one end Of the house and stuck the
knife, which was a very sharp pointed one,
in his neck on the left side, cutting the
jugular vein. Mrs. Houk heard the body
fall and ran to call Mr.. H., but before any
one could get to him he was dead. Odom
had been in this town about two years and
was a good shoemaker. He was doing
well and had not been drinking for about
ak months. He came from East Tennss-
see, where his father now lives. 1t has
been reported that he had wife and chill
dren out there, but this is not known for
certain. He leaves lot Of leather, boots,
tool, &C., to the amount Of about $50
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DEATHS

Mr.. A. b. MoElroy, Of Lebanon, aged
81, died Of kidney affection this week.
lie ia the father Of Clarence U. MeElroy,
Of Bowling Green.
Mrs. Emily ChenAult died Of dropsy
at her home in this county at o'clock
Tuesday morning. She was the wife Of
Cabell Chenault. deceased. and was rs
years old. Richmond Herald
Mrs Eve Rayburn, aged about 30,
died Wednesday at the residence Of her
son.in. law, Elder A. q. Newland. She was
a remarkably active woman for one Of her
age up to three or four months ago, when
she suffered from a severe spell Of sickness,
from which she never entirely recovered.
She had been member Of the Baptist
church at Crab Orchard for great many
years. Her funeral was preached Yesterday
by Rev. j. NJ. Bruce and her remains in.
TERED in the family burying.ground.
Mrs. Carrie Hopper, Of Covington,
died at Hustonville Tuesday Of consump.
ton, aged about 80 years. She had gone
to the latter place only short time ago
Tor the benefit Of her health. She was a
daughter Of Mr.. Joel f. Huffman, Of Cow
ington, and wife Of Mr.. Ed C. Hopper.
She was a member Of the Christian church,
which she joined at she early age Of Is.
Her funeral was preached by Elder w, l.,
Williams Wednesday, after which her re-
mains were buried in the Hustonville Gem
alarW
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-Thoms House bought Of DR.. Johr
Owsley ~ earling and year-old cattle al
$50.
-Thouas Robinson sold TO NJ G. Port
man pdr Of mules, l5i hands, 4years, foI
$500.
Il tave two thoroughbred bulls ready
for serice for sale. J. r. Bruce, Stanford
Kentucky.
--lussell Railey has sold his stallion,
HAPPY. Gross, TO Mr.. White, Of Chicago,
for q 800 Woodford Sun.
A Mr.. Jones, Of Colorado, bought In
Madison county 80 thoro ugh.bred yearling
hdfers al sl3l and thorough. bred year.
Ing bull for $225 and shipped them Wed.
sesday TO his State
Francis n Miller sold the farm Of Jno.
Finnell in Garrard county, to Mr.. L. +.
Sibley, Of waukeegan, III. Mr.. Sibley's
family will be there tomorrow and take
immediate possession. Price, $500 for
III acres.
-Thora, Mona, Joe =. and Revenge we're
the winners Of the Nashville races Monday;
Gen. Harding, Jsponiea, Kate Creel and
Centennial Tuesday, and Pearl Jennings,
Greenwood, Major Rughes and Twilight
Wednesday.
AT the annual sheep shearing festival
a, Ripon, Wis, the heaviest fleece clipped
weighed 30 lbs. and ounces. The buck
weighed before shearing 1884 lbs. and his
wool therefore equals one pound TO every
four OF flesh.
Mt. Sterling Sentinel: J. NJ. Bigstaff
bought Wild Eyes COW for 81, 100. She's
a daisy. Geo. @. Hamilton reports the
sale from the Flat Creek Herd Of two cows
and calves for $1,000 to Mcpherson, Of
Howell Michigan.
Lebanon Standard. A. Kelly sold 10
head l,OiO ID. cattle for 10th July delivery
at 81 cents. f. II. Boarman sold TO J. b
Thompson % hogs, 226 Lbs, at $685. and
John Peterson sold 80 at same price. w.
&. Rogers sold jersey heifer for $3.50 and
one for 1925 and Southdown lambs at SIS.
.-CmcISsATT.-Receipts Of cattle light
and trade quiet. Common to medium go
5OCG5; good to extra butchers S. 25Ca6 40;
good to choice cows and heifers S. 25@6;
common 10 fair shippers S5@5 60; good to
choice S.75@6.4O; stockers and feeders ST.
5OCa6. Hogs Selected butchers and hea-
w shippers s7.GO@7 80; fair to good pack
ers $7lO@LGO; stock hogs $4,000 rs.
sheep-fsir to extra, unclipped, $4.75C9G;
clipped $i@475. Spring lambs Of fair to
good quality 7G9c.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


HNgo NVeHtufHs
Jack Frost has given us another nip,
but did not get all the fruit.
w. ID. Dorsey fatally poisoned himself
by eating mushrooms and toad stools.
Mr.. L. l.. Shelton has made arrange.
menls to move his family to Joe6eld.
There is good demand for men in
the tanbark woods and at the saw mills in
this vicinity.
Our new church is in fine progress and
will soon be completed. Then our congre-
CATION we hope will be olassed with Gods
people.
Our Local Option town is we'll sup.
piled on Sundays with crowds Of drunken
men. Would it not be better TO have our
busthead under the control Of the license
Law?
Considerable sensation with the dry
goods merchants at Kings Mountain ia
caused by the cutting in prices, while our
streets are thronged with people from all
points who have come to buy goods cheap.
The new store combined with Moore's
drug store has taken the lead, and they are
giving prices lower than ever before real
lied by our people. Seeing a large crowd
gathered in and around the new store, |
walked in to see what was the cause of the
gathering There were four clerks as busy
AZ bees. Ga locking round / saw people
from Mckinney. South Fork. Waynesburg,
o. X. and Halifax. Casey county was
we'll represented, while Pulaski had voice
aud chance TO get bargains.
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Personal

Mis- RAY CARPENTER was her,
yesterday.
Ma. AHER ownEY is said to be i'm.
proving some.
MIN. C. A. REDp, Of Mt. Vernon, was
here yesterday.
Ma. +. J. CuRRAS, % Chicago, il Wis
iting Mr.. II. G. Bright.
Mas A. o. CHESAULr went TO Loui,.
vile Yesterday to visit relatives.
Mn. w. B. McRoBERrs went home
with the Doctor to Liberty to iish In Green
River.
Ma. =. A. ALDRfDoE, Of Washington
county, Miss, Is here on a visit To Mr.. W.
II. Miller.
-OuR Lancaster editor IL also sick,
which accounts for the absence Of letter
from that place.
Ma. WIS. FRAScIs. Real E.,aie Agt.,
has been appointed Deputy Clerk Of the
Lincoln County Count.
Mn W. q. MoKISSEY cane home
from Pitlsburg yesterday to stay until the
'mall'PoT is erAdicated from that place.
lie says there have been thirteen cases in
all and four deaths. Only four cases there
nov and those recovering.
-MEssRs. T. z. Hill, Jr., and Andres
Evans, accompanied by Mis- Lucy Burton
and Miss Psnlhsa Mckinney, went on a
fishing excursion 10 the Hanging Fork
yesterday and caught IS Gne fish none,
they say, les than foot in length.
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per head. Thos. Wood on Thursday cold 10
G. p. Cecil 30 head Of l,lOOlb. cattle at
s65 per head. Bruce a Harlan on Tues.
day sold to q. w. Welsh for Louisville
party fine bay gelding for 5000. Ham.
Headly on Tuesday sold to Msttingly,
Sims a Co., Of Marion county, ~ bead Of
two-year.old msre mules 10 be delivered in
August at sl95 per head. This is the fin
eat lot Of two-year.old mules fed south Of
the Kentucky river in fifteen years and the
price realized the best since the war.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Boy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlisiet

Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlisler
FisHiSo Tackle at McRoberts 4 stagV's,
MGR stosk Of birthday cards at Penny 4
McAlister's.
STANDARD ready mixed paints At Nc.
Roberts a Stages.
ALI the colors Of Diamond Dyes at Nc.
Roberts n slagg's.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlisier sole agents.
LASDRErH's Garden Seeds, In bulk and
In papers, at Penny 4 McAlisters.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
Gar your Soda Water, Ice cold and
pure, from the new fountain Of Penny a
McAlister.
l HAVE one Of the best locations for a
bakery and restaurant in Central Kentucky
and will sell my goods or rent the house
Tor The time have Il rented. ! will do
this for reasons that | will hereafter make
known. J. T. Harris, stanford, Ky.
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LAEO. STOCK AED cR0P.

The proprietors OF the Lincoln Mills
want TO buy wheat.
-Thirty-6ve mules persisted In burn
ing stable at Potosi, Miss.
--NEw YoRK.-Market dull. Poor Il
prime steers $6C974O, live weight
Coils Graham sold 10 john NJ. Hail q
yoke OF three ear-old oxen for sos.
Geo. d. Hopper sold to Phil Nuunsl
ley an extra good mare mule colt for S92.
so.
james Miller has sold 10 Cleo. Ford
New Harmony, lad Western Chief, chest
nut colt (lssO), by WestwOOd, dam b.
Dick Turpin, for 81, co., Bourbon Sun.
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FULL LINES

Hamburg and Embroidery India Trimmings Everlasting Trim
mngs TucEng Laces Ladies Neckwear Hosiery Corsets Fans
Paraso &c WHITE GOODS in endless variety, and splendid
assortment Of LAWNS GINGHAMS, &c.
large stock Carpets Rugs Oil Cloth Mating and Wall Paper
The handsomes Ladies and Gents fine custommade Shoes
the city We keep full line of Easemmade Boots and
Shoes which offer low prices In addition to our large stock
of Mems Youths Chdren Clothing keep nice line of Cas-
smeres pants and suit patterns which offering at low g
ures general line of Gents Furnishing Goods.
We sell the lightrunning NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE,
which very best machines in Parties in need of
machine money by giving us call
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Excited Thousands

All over the land are going into ecstasy over Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Their
unlocked for recovery by the timely use Of this
great life-saving remedy causes then to go nearly
wild in its praise 1t is guaranteed to positively
cure severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever,
Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Loss Of Voice, or any aee-
tion of the Throat and Lungs. Trial Bottles free
at Penny A NcAlisters Drug Store. Large size, 81.
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We understand that Froman Minor has
concluded that he doesn't want a new trial,
but il ready to 20 the peniteniiarv. We
suppose he had rather risk the chance Of a
pardon than Of lettering his condition by
another trial
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w. II. MILLER and wife yesterday for
mally dedicated to the City Council the
right-of-wsy for a street through their
lands running from Main street to Lancas'
ter pike.
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Abdallah Messenger!

Red hay stallion; l6 hands; foaled 1878; bred by
Chas. Dunn, stanford, XVI sired by Messenger
22554; Marvel. 5-year-old record, 22s Abel Abdal-
hh, i-year-od trial, 223ts Gus, t-year-Old trial,
AIS Rens C., 2;2O gait AZ years old Matte MeD
300 gait at years old Msggie Stewart, 220 gait at
years old, and other promising ones. LIST dam SUI
sic by sentinel, 1888, aud the sire Of Won Amin,
29 annette xss IA A. M sSi oSsg seT.
pOul 2'2s; Grand sentinel. 32914 sentinel Is fall
brother TO Volunteer, the sire Of St. Julien 2'lih
GlOsler, 2i7; Alley, 2i9; Bodine, 2;l94; Driver,
2islS Hunter. 2:2o9l; Amy, 2:2614, and score
more In the $50 class. % dam Kitty Rivers, the
dam Of BERTHE Girl 2-year-Old record, 500 t-year
senger, 5-year-old record, 2.255lj by Alexander's
Abdallah, the sire OF Goldsmith Maid, 2li Rosa
lind, 22lst Thorndae. 2;22hi Aimont, Abdallah
dam Of Kentucky wilkes, 2:2i aad the grandam
OF So So 2l71s aud Red wilkes, tire OF Phil rhOmp
son, s-year-old record, 22l0 by Comet by Sher-
man Morgan, the sire Of Vermont Black Hawk the
sire Of Ethan Allen and many othsr trotters. Red
Jackets dam was sired by haii-bTother 10 Black
Hawk. tth dsm an extra road mare brought ifom
/ the North BY W. l.. Vance, OF Mercer county, and
said 90 be OF Messenger blood Sentinel and Alex
ander's Abdallah are both by Rysdyk's Handle
tonian, the grandsire Of Maud s., 2i0h, and the
sire Of Dexter, 2i7l4; Nettie, 2;lS; Orange Girl,
2;20; Gazelle, 22l Jay Gould, 22iS, aud SO others
With record Of $50 aud better. Messenger chief
was sired BY Abialah Pilot, sire Of PiokaId, 2lsi<
Red jim, S-year-0ld record. 2;ls Isl dam Is sis-
ieT-in-blood 10 Gen, Geo. II. Thomas, sire OF
SeOtrs Thomas, 2:2 by Mambrino messenger, sire
/ sire II Lady Thorn. 21Si4; MOodi0Fd MambrinO,
/ 12i1S Mambrino paiehen aud others. 50 dam BY
Imp. Napoleon. English Hunter, 3e, Abdallah
Messenger will IA AXE the season Of 1888 al Chas.
| Dunnis ~ miles from stanford, 0u Hush Branch
pike, mile nom sianiold A Lancaster pike and
miles from Lancaster A Danyi lille pika, at $40 10
Insure a Mare in fOal. Money due soon
a. the fact Is asoertained. Mares that have public
records OF $50 better such As have produced
trOters with records OF $50 or better, may be bred
Tree Of charge. Address
WILLIE q, DUNN.
stanford, Lincoln Co, KY,
MKssKKGKR PaIRCE, by Messenger Chief dani
! BY A lcalde, (sre OF hylas, 22tbi Enigma, 2,26
Fancy Day, $50, Se,) will make the season o. lssi
| 4 mare In i0al. W. q. ID.
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CALL and examine my stock Of Furni'
ture, NC; il ia now full and complete, and
prices are lower than ever. h. X. Wearen.'
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SOME one relieved Mr. John NJ. MeRob
sris, SRI, hen.roost Of about 80 chickens 4
few nights ago.
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COME and see the Golden Star" thu
cheapest and best coal oil cook stove il
the market, at A. Owsley a Sons.
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TmE wife OF Ben Bright, a respectable
and thrifty colored man Of Turnersville
died Wednesday Of pneumonia.
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J. W. HAYDEN has received nice new
lot Of Spring Clothing. Hadn't you better
10 and get bargain Of him2
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JUsr INA new line Of Glass and China
ware, consisting Of some handsome tea, din
ner and chamber sets. ii. G. Bright
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Dos'r forget that you can buy goods in
quantity cheaper from us than anv house
in town. II. G. Bright.
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THE members Of the Baptist church here
held another meeting in regard to their
church building Wednesday, when our
suggestion 10 build a new brick house was
brought up and discussed, and il was finally
agreed that an effort should be made TO
raise sufficient amount for that purpose.
There was only small crowd present, but
the sum Of 81 100 wac soon subscribed and
since then the amount has been increased
10 81 $50 and the prospects are very prom.
ising for a new church. We know Of many
persons who will double their subscription
IL the change il made and We hope by all
means that il will Another meeting will
be held on Saturday evening next at 81
o'clock.
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BRISo us your bacon, lard, and all kinds
OF country produce. We pay highest mar
kei price cash. II. G. Bright.
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WE received the following by telephone
from Mr.. WIN. X. Williams, Of Huston
vile yesterday; "National Bank Of Hus'
tonyllle commenced business Tuesday with
ss4 ,59l Ofeapital stock paid in. Deposits
on Grst day were Ss,l4. Hustonville
Mill Co. ia to day running it' machinery
Cor the FIRST time to It's full capacity, which
ia $50 bu. corn aud $50 bu. wheat per day
Are making three grades Of -four one Of
which is the latest improved patent. Green
a Williams have taken about dozen or
dera for harvesting machines already
Misses Alice and Ellie Nanmeter, OF Clark
are visiting Miss Mary Thompson.
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FREsH cabbage and tomato plants al
ways on hand at w. I. Green's.
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VIZ ARE the only firm at Stanford sell.
ing The Ziegler Bros Shoes. sbanks 4
Hooker
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Go TO w. II. Higgins for fresh salt AM
lime. Another car arrived this week. .
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Caro- WRITER'S, one Of the sbutesi-
looking colored men we ever sas, died
here Tuesday Of pneumonia.
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" you want the best super two-ply wool
carpets go J. w. Hayden's.
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YESTERDAY at three O'Clock the Their
mometer stood al So.
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SAM HKLM l. proprieior offs three. leg.
ged chicken.
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HAVE a good, gentle milk COW fol
sale. X. + Barrow. Stanford.
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IL you want to buy Dry Goods, CARPETS,
Hats or Shoes, do not fail to call at Hobt.
& Lytle's and see his stock.
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For SALE. o. A handsome residence.
VIII sell very cheap W. Craig, Stanford
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BORN to Mrs. J. T. Fsrris yesterday an
eieven'pound boy. Both are doing we'll.
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Rom $. LyrLE has received very fine
line Of ladiesl Shoes.
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FouND.-A small smount Of mone,.
owner can get II by calling on Frank A.
Maupin, at the college.
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THE finest and best fve.cent cigars in
town are found at 4. 8. Myers.
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Bio stock Of Bird Cages a, Hc. Bright.

lee CREAM fre,lers, water coolers, SC,
At W. II. Higgins.
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NEW styles in tine fur Hats at Robt S
Lytle's.
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ALI the new shades in alLwool goods
and in cheaper goods, with trimmings to
match, can be found at J. w. Hayden's .
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NEW lot Of frames and picture frame
and eornice molding., and full line Of fur.
niiure at b. X. Nsarens. Prices low. Call
and zee for yourselves.
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LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.

Any one wishing 10 bug Lumber or boxing,
fencing or any purpose can save money by getting
u of rs AZ our Mill on the Humber farm, about two
miles from Crab Orchard.
f2i MELVIN a 60.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-04

RonERr and Thomas Smith had their ex
aiming trial Yesterday at Mckinney for
the murder Of wu. Cain and we're acquii.
ed, A. were also Newton and DC. Smith
charged with malicious wounding. James
Cain Is to have his trial here Tuesday lie
lore Judge Brown. Peter Cain has not yet
been arrested