Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-13

"i'isei' very cheap. W. Craig, Stanford
CHAMrroN Reaper and Mower repairs o
every description At Bruce, Warren a
Co.'S
WE have the biggest stock Of sugars il
town. Special figures for 5O-lbs. or more
n. G. Bright.
WE HAvE Champion Light Mowers on
hand which we will sell alta bargain
Bruce, Warren 4 Co.
liz ms perambulations Sunday, Postmas
Ter u. q. Afford found a $50 note, which
the owner can have by describing IL and
paying for this notice.
HAVING secured the service, Of Mr.. A,
OConnell, frst.class shoemaker, I am
now prepared TO take orders for the finest
work in that line. At. Nunnelley.
Polly ANN ARMsrRoEo, cold, was tried
at IIustonville on Wednesday for stealing
a ring from Mr.. s. O Powell, and held in
800 bail to the Circuit Court. She gave
Il and was released.
TnE Hero Of Duluth is not going to give
us the 20 by, after all, and hence these
smiles. Mai. Stanton, Secretary Of the State
Central Committee, writes us that Hon. J.
Proctor Knott will speak at Richmond,
July % Lancaster, July 25 and at Stan.
ford, July 20. Let the whole country turn
out TO hear him.
TnE next quarterly meeting Of the Cen.
trail Kentucky Medical Association will be
held at Harrodsburg on "wednesday, the
18th inst, commencing al l0l o'clock. The
opening paper will be read by DR.. p. w
Logan, Of Stanford, on "NAso Pharyneeal
and Aural Catarrh." DR.. James b. Kin.
naird, Of Lancaster, Chairman Of the Sec.
ton Of Anatomy, Surgery and Surgical Pa.
thology, will make a report in that depart.
ment Of medicine. DIR. J. NJ. Matthews, Of
Louisville, will read a paper on "Rectal
Surgery. This mid summer meeting prom.
ise- TO be a very pleasant one. It is 10 be
hoped that the attendance will be good.
The MORGAN Members Of
Gen. Jno. II. Morgan's command, and 9th.
er Confederate soldier residing in Lincoln
county, who desire TO attend the reunion at
Lexington on the "a, 25 and 20 Of this
month, are requested to furnish their names
at once TO w. q. Welch, J. w. Alcorn and
W. II. Miller, Stanford, Ky. The follow.
ing named ex. Confederate soldiers Of Nor
gan'- command are known TO be residents Of
Lincoln county: James o. Pettus, A. NJ.
Egbsrt, Geo. NJ. DeBoard, WIN. +. Abra.
hams. Geo. AbrAhams and Jno. NJ. Roches
ter, Crab Orchard; Richard G.. Collier and
Geo. Bailey, Halls Gap Station; W. &.
Spratt, J. G. Hays, Jno. II. Miller, W. II
Miller, j. W. Alcorn, w. @. WEIGH, Geo.
f. Carpenter, Jno. Y. Myers. NJ. c. SAufey,
Jno. s, Hughes. Jno. Farris, Jno. +. Cash,
Jno. O. Neil, I. Il. Lewis, Stephen Burch,
A. Z. Pendleion, A. X. Denny. Ed stsgg
Sam. i. Engleman, +. T. Rochester, ID. N
Pfewitt, James Bliss, G. X. Grow, T. l.
Crow aud Levi Hubble, Stanford. Cam
Duncan, Jas. A. Givens, JHo. Bailey, Wat
Fields, Jr, and W. c. Cash, Mckinney
Thos. c. Jasper and JEFF. Walls, Mt. Sa.
lem; VIM. x. Burton, Mirror; G. +. Peacock
and l.. +. Sharp, HustonVille. The fol-
lowing named eK.Confederste soldiers, not
members Of Morgan's command, also re
side in Lincoln county; Thos. Richards,
Geo z. Bright, Jno. NJ. Philips. s. $
Myers, w. X. Jennings, John BIain. q. II
Rochester, VIM. Latten and Harrison
Stanford; Isaac Shelby, Jr ,shel.
by City; J. p. Daniels, Mckinney; Thos
CAl;shan and Robi Collins, Crab Orchard.
L is supposed there are Others. II 40 they
are requested TO send in their names
Those whose names are given are requested
10 report the names Of any and all com.
rades who have been omitted. Arrange.
nents have been made for excursion tick.
sts over the railroads