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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-05-22
MINISTER RICE DEAD.


New YORK, May l7.-Allen Thorn
dixie Rice, the newly appointed mill
ster to Russia died suddenly yester-
. day morning at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, where he was stopping.
Mr.. Rice had been suffering from
throat affection for a few days but
was not supposed to be in any Jan
ger,
He intended to start for Europe
yesterday in the Inman steamer, City
Of Paris, but was compelled to de
lay his departure owing to his sick
ness.
Mr.. Rice had been sick for few
days with tonsilitis and had some
symptoms OF quinsy. \ sudden
swelling of the glottis, while he slept
cut off his breath and caused death
without awakening him. His nurse,
his valet and his physicians were
present. The manner Of his death
is rare and was unlocked for
His luggage had partly been sent
abroad Dr. Fuller had expected he
would be able to sail on Saturday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-05-22
Struck hy lightning.

Last Saturday night during the
severe storm the barn of George
Martin, living 9 miles southwest of
Deepwater, was struck by lightning
Theighning struck the barn between
Sand 8 o'clock while the family
were eating supper. The shock
caused the whole family to rise to
their feet. As it was raining hard
John hurried up stairs for his hat
before going out doors, and saw the
hames at the barn. He rushed down
stairs exclaiming: The barn is on
nre! George and John both ran to
the barn to save the stock The
Darn Was about 33x4O feet. built of
oak lumber Al the southeast cor
ner Of the barn was small shed
covered with nay and the lightning
struck the southwest corner Of the
shed, instantly ignitine the hay and
the high winds swept. the flames the
,ull length OF the barn. George and
John each got out a team, but the
are spread 50 rapidly that they had
no time to save span Of fine mares
which perished il the hames.-Deel,
water Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-05-22
Notice Of Final Settlement.
NEW BARBER SHOP.

FRED ". dorm has opened up a
new Barber shop opposite the post
Office, North Main Street. He has new
furniture and everything clean and mod
ern. Special artist in Ladies hair work,
Children kindly treated. All our old
customer, and many new ones invited
to call: will be courteousIy treated. My
house is large .and plenty of room for
all.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-05-22
Honey TO Loan.

On good security, We have mon
ey to loan at 6 per cent interest and
5 per cent commission for five years.
No other charges. Borrower can
pay all or part at any interest pay
ing time. This makes your loan
cost about Z per cent.
4S-tf JAS. X. BgUGLER.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-05-22

During the storm last Fgijay
night Thomas Sheehy had eight head
Of cattle killed by Lighting They
were found il the morning al close
together on anl un3e. he wire
fence. indicating that they We're try
;ng to get through the fence to some
cattle ii the nex> field when the dead
Il current struck them. Herb Johu-
sen. living near the state lost = COW,
and Herman Galloway. Of near Wolfe
lost horse on the same night by
hshtning.-Hune Telephone.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-05-22

Parties wan ing to borrow saoney
On long or short time. at low rates,
s,'n M privilege Of paying pars oi
~ before due and stop interest,
should call on Walton \ Tucker
Investment Co. II
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-05-22
AMERICAN CLOTHING HOUSE

Frank Janes is III Louisville play
ing the races The Courier journal
mentions his presence and notes his
winnings rs fellows: But the man
who attracted most attention when
ever any one pointed him out was
Frank james, brother to Jesse james.
Frank came here especially to play
the races, having deserted the Nash
Vile track for the Louisville course.
He did not use to be much Of a fel
low to bet, and in the time he was
seen daily in Nashville, eight or ten
years ago, he would not go his
money bur now lie is Il plunger
when he bets ct al. Frank backed
Come to-Taw very heavily in the
second race yesterday, and his win
nings on that race are said to be in
the neighborhood ot S2,400. The
ex-outlaw was one ofthe last persons
on the ground who would have been
picked out as Frank James,by per-
son who did not know him. He is
very spare built, but sinewy and
active, has rather sandy mustache,
a thin face, a long nose. He is lit
tie over the medium hight, and was
dressedyesterday in a light colored
Prince Albert coat, with trousers
and waistcoat to match, and a soft
white hat. of the brigidier pattern.
His general appearance was that OF
well-to- do visitor from a country
town, and many person, who did
not know him and saw his betting,
took him to be one of the Bluegrass
crowd
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-05-22
Ice! lee. Ice.

have now on hand two hundred
tons of ice which I shipped. the
greater part from Nebraska. Owing
to the scarcity Of ice in that region
and the high freight. l will be COM
PEELED to sell it an advanced price.
I would be pleased to have the pat
ronage of ali of my old customers
and as mauy new ones as
may feel disposed to give me
their support. Ten pound Gus,
toners Il cts. or $3.50 per month,
100 pound refrigerators l cent per
pound, meat markets IS cts per hun
dred pounds
l.. S. PADDock.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

Tur little Negro h"l. Garfield Who
sings aud dlnc,, fpr his living, GaPprn-
ed upon E,rg, hoN "l pills some urr
had dropped an the Str,-f near the lie.
pot. aud thinking the littlr sugar coated
bali- were candy hc pr.-"rd"d 20 c.it
them some j. or ~ had been suzzird
down when a druuiurt passing hA
caught sight of him. Looking atthc box
which contained the pills. Garfield Wa-
informed b., thc drumurr iLul ice MAJ
eating medicine. Thi, nearly Enlightened
thc little Negro Ia death and ho irmedi
atclv ran humc. The exercise "i course
assisted the pills in doing thrir work
a,.d hrtprr Garfield could tell What the
maitcr ~, lac was awiuIlv sick. Emrt-
ir~ were given him. lnwcvcr, and after
several hoars OF intense suffering lac
was -nilicicutlt recovered L. l"fsnr lis
hn~iiicss an the street,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12
MEANS BUSINESS.

WATCHES and jcwelry repaired and
warranted. \. X. Penny.
LANDKrrn's Garden seed. new crop.
Just received NJ McRobcrls Il Stagy's.
LANpRErn's Garden seeds fresh and
genuine, In bulk ~ package, ut a. Il.
rcnuy's.
TIE best place 10 buy drugs, patent
medicines and toilet articles is at A. X.
fenny's.
BUY your school books. ink, tablets,
paper, pencils and school supplies OF all
kinds from 4. X. Penny.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

CRorir C"iu. The whole "i Tues
dav and "Wednesday morning was taken
up in reading the d"p0sitinnS in the ":;St'
oi Misses Malinla AMI Mary Peoples
against their brother. james Peoples. in
which they sue for twothirlS ni TIA"
amount oi notes held lay Mr.. Peoples.
ayyrcyating about 500. They each
claim to he equal aud POSSESS "a third
each of the notes held lay Mr. Peoples
which have been made payable {" him
self without their knowledge AMI con-
sent. They have been living together
since their childhood AMI the older Miss
PEOPLES is now ~. while the younger j.
~. Mr.. Peoples, who Is between the
two. tells Us that until the last few years
they have lived in peace and happiness.
and that he la, had charge ri their IL
nances ior years, no dispute ever arising
till the present one. The speeches in
this ease y i'll be- made ut odd times AMI a
verdict will hardly Ice remhed before
this evening.
Jnhn Pennington was tried lur nsan-
ity. but the jury after II few minutes in
their room, declared him of sound mind.
The ease oi ". \. Privitt, against the
Cincinnati southern railroad, in which
he sues for damages ior the killing ol his
son. George privtt, in II wreck ON that
road in October hst, resulted in ver-
diet of >6000 for the plaintiff.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

r,sa. puuElm, the alleged pupil al
List, hut whr j. really adr,l-i".a', went
GO Richmond aud tried tn bleed the citi-
zrns 9i that place 10y grtuUg ul' q cen.
c,rt ami borrowing small sam, ot nlon.
~, To- br paid after the prrprluauc" VA
given, Int they prolit'd Icy the articl,
Ne had ia regard Ia him and the PROF.
lett that town in Il hurry. With nor" cN.
lrricncc and les, money than When h'
first looked upon it, The professor
should strike a town ~lsFr TIM paper i
not So well circulated
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

WurN Mr.. a. j. NcWland sent in hi>
resignation aS Deputy I. :. Marshal, b"
received ih" following complimentary
lrttcr lrru Capt tiross: 1T atlorj, ne
grvai pl,asur" tp say To- YOU AMI all 9th
crs that Won have been a very chicicni
uiIi,rr. You have had the courage L.
- wherever aud whenever duty ha-
call,-d y"u and you have discharged
y"Wr duty with fidelity and efficiency
stall never regret having appointed
you ~ nav deputy
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

WniTEcArS--Mr Peyton PARROT, who
$ travelling in Rockcsstle sends W. the
following "Whitccaps took WIN. Bar.
ton. who lives near Brpdhcad. Tuesday
night and whipped hmm numerically
Their reason ior doing - was because
Barton would not help his aged father
who was in destitute circumstances. Bar.
ton aud his family left on Wednesdays
train Tor partS unknown
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

L,Sr December the Drugman. of Nash
willie. Tenn, Offered several prin'S tol
the best answer, &" the following queS
lions: What l. au atpHs . What i /.
unlcculr? =. What is chemical equiv
alrni' T. II ~ grs "i lrad arrti," ana
4u ~. oi zinc >ulphat. ate dissolved in
one ounce IT water q what reaction
takes place b. What Fr'cipititr j.
inrm~r .r How murL should the pr.
,ipiiatc weigh" The awards have ju~r
been malc AMI the lic-t prize WA. siver
To- Mrs. Harry \. Evans. of hi. city, lol
the bc~t answer.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

TINS Lexington Pr.~s speaks ut our
str city ut Lancaster a. "our-hur>.'
lawn ' Tine rIi"r exhibits It's isno-
r,usr 10y maxim. ,,ioh a remark Tor q
'vakiug cluh' ha- already been cstah-
lj-'sed Their, AMI all PREPARATIONS have
hren malc iur the Equalization ola cone
nIrr.id club II - easy 1" see that the
L'xiHEtln papers i" n", keep up with
the tiuIe- Brutucr Hughes should send
- mark'Si copy of i,iS paper Ia the Press,
accompanied 10y demand that his town
shall lee slandrrr'l no morr.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12
Terra Alta e525.

% 'oI. - haud> h gh, fnalrd MAY o, ass
>itco 10y Me ROpOlIrAN 49,.


>itcoby Me RorOLIrAN 49,
firt dam / da w. by Lumber 40, >r.of .,d,
Lumber ~ and he dam If Matte " Ike, , 20
al dam Cap Ia by AlcN ,nders Norman . sire
Of lulu ~ aud May Queen 20 cd dam n IL
Miller. thornu' Inbred hN kaph, 4th dam na,--
della. thoroughbred, by Imp T., lipSc, sth Jam
Brown Mary thorough re- /. by Numpt ?, 9th dam
Lucy blackburn, thoroughbred. bN Black bnrn',
re'cmac"s. Slh dam The Janu, mare. thorough
red. by Imp Janus.
metropolitan ~, full hroth"r t. Rcinn WHO
=, dam Of Prin'Vt' n 'to',, Euclid p sS'.I nv
kNsdyks hamhicto' ION. 80 dam Hvacinth bV
Volunteer ~, id da a Clara Idam of DrNtrr
7'4' Nina as, Nstorit ron BY Secloy' .,
American star, id dam Mckn,,ry mare dam Of
SHARK ~
Iumberl7so. record IS, by Ericsson i,o. dam
by old Can dian Pilot.
Norman SlAleNand,r bv the Morse morse.
dam slocom mare by Magnum Bonum. Norman
sired Lulu I4A and MAY Queen 30 Ilrcc of
OF his sons have sired - - performers and his
daughters are the dams Of in The 40 list.
Note Terra Ait, made - 81 nile in "a with
siN weeks handling. CHAS l.. CROW.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

SEvEGu ISSUES ago this paper contain
e | an article in regard to the misiorlunrs
William Young had met with in his
young life. losing IN eye an arm and II
leg, aud now Missouri friend sends Us
a marked copy al a paper telling ol a
man in the town which it is published
who has neither legs nor arms and who
has only one ear. Us We were not
boasting Of having person 50 uniortu-
nate hut merely stating the facts We
gladly Withdraw from any race for SUI
prcmacy the Missouri gentleman might
have thought We were making and give
his State walk.oV"r Ia gain the repu-
tatiun desired.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

Wur> Nc IA. G RupIry Was diggins
his ri~trru "u hi- let "u lnWcr Nsin
street vim 80 water Mas St,uck At thc
depth pf Gv" ,,j. Thinking it am"uHt
Ell To- uuthius h'. began b. 20 furthrr
down, when = large vein Suili lent 1" sup
ply huf-,l.1 20 ,auili"> Wd> EQUAL. lie
then dag a f..u i-rt iur,hrr and convert
eel Il into we'd iu-t,4r. The water d,
tool aui g'nl .ud considerably suffer
than thr lrtNu 'rpm rlir various wclI,
ia town.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12
DRESS GOODS.


SOC. Double Width All Wool
Serge, worth 4oc.
4oc. Double Width All Wool
Henrietta.
75c. 46-lnch extra fine silk finish
Henrietta, new colors.
45c. 4,-inch Alpaca, new and
stylish.
Ooc. 46-inch Fine French Serge.
4oc. Black and White Stripe NJ
paCa.
BLACK GOODS.
We have a full line of the ccle
brated Pricstley's Black silk Warp
Hcnriettas; the finest mourning
fabric made; also the finest stock
of Atwood Black Goods shown in
Central Kentucky.
SIC. Priestley's Silk Warp Hen
rictta, worth SI.25; finer grades
SII5, SL55, $50 and 81 65.
sc. Priestlcy's Nuns Yelling.
with finch border.
&c. 20 inch Wool Henrietta.
05c. 52-inch Wool Surah, a new
fabric of very fine appearance
and very durable.
SILKS.
4Sc. Ali silk Surahs.
4Sc. Plain China Silks.
4Oc. Figured China Silks.
4Sc. Silk Flashes.
Csc. Elegant quality Black Rep
Sill, sold everywhere at SI.25:
finer grades Sis, 81. 81. So
and $3.50; all % per cent. un-
der price.
SATIEENS.
1000 yards of the finest and
choicest styles of French SattccnS
made. They are from the cclc.
brated French makers, such Is
koechlin FrcrcS, Gross, Roman <
Co., Schener. Rott x Co., DoIfuS,
Mugs < Co
We sell the Persian and all such
patterns at $50; others at 52C.
American Satteens SIC.
GINGHAMS.
&c. Choice American Bingham.
Tic. Celebrated roilc Du Nord
Ginghams.
I5c. Genuine Imported Zephyr
Ginghams.
Extra fine Zephyr Ginghams,
PC. sc, soc and Scc.
LADIES VESTS.
I5c. Ladies Whitc-ribbcd Vests.
,Sc. Very fine White ribbed
Vests.
5Sc. Real LiSle Thread ribbed
Vests, last years price sc.
7Sc. Ribbed silk Vests.
HOSE.
ISc. Ladies full regular stripe,
unblcached and black Hose
,5c. Ladies fast black Hose,
finer grades $50, +Sc, 45c. +Sc,
Sc, Doc, 6Sc.
SSc. Ladies Black Isle Hose.
4Sc. Ladies fast black drop stitch
Hose, worth 6sc.
7oc. Black Silk Hose.
BLACK LACE FLOUNCES.
IS inch Black, All silk Chantll-
ly Lace 05c.
45-inch Black, All silk Guipure
Lace, extra fine, SI.e5.
5oinch Black Silk Figured Net
81. so, finer grade Laccs and Net.
sI.S5. So. s2.75, SOS and 81.
6S-inch Chantilly flouncc, for
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

To lcel ii.@ pubs. ol the community We
asked u number ri taxpayers hos they
felt on the subject Of building new
court. house instead Of repairing the old
"nc and invariably the answer has h,.cn
Il am for buiidiRa new one" The al.
.Ii,ional cost wpul.l he little az nothiu.
when divi,l,d among our thousands oi
tax PAYERS and ~" sincerely hope that
in II short rim" We will have II new
court house in correspondence with our
town AMI county. Nothing would more
greatly improve the app arance oft things
and nothing j. needed worse.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

Cm- n,N MnLtE tells IL that Hen
drt-pn >iu,.. an pli aud respected ,ati
zen ri ih- Wayn'~hurg nrighlorl,opd
died Tdrs,hlv liz death Was n.'cs-j"n
rl Ly tai from va. horse which al fri
Vt. u's tl."urht -''tinu~. but which ait,i
t,.W dsy>- sept hin rpniin,'itu his i,,d
lie i,u".r,~l nearly rs" weeks aud sal
frr,d th. iut.-l nu"ns" pain. The iulu'
rirs S-rr internal and II was iiup's>ihI,
ior u,-lic,l assistance To- alleviate hi. -ui
h'TiIgS
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

the new Dircctoire Dresses, S2.OS
and 81.
EMB. FLOUNCES.
\ large lot Of new hem stitch
Flounces. They are very scarce.
but we went East carly and Sc
cured a full line.
ooc. For fine 45inch II. ). Floun-
ces; finer ones at St25. SI.5O.
SL0S. SL1o, $3.50 and s..
sc. Plain White II. ). Muslin.
no cmb. specially suitable for
half mourning.
45c 45-inch Emb. Flounces; fin
err grades 65c, SSc. 81, SIPS,
SI.5o SI.0S, SI75, Sr.S5.
5, and Sl.25.
\ full line Irish Point FlounG es
from 81 to S2.o5.
20 pieces Narrow II ). Edges
to match Flounces.
LACE CURTAINS.
$50 pairs new Lace Curtains, all
new patterns.
&c. Pair ) yard Tape Bound
Curtains
ISI25. Pair S}8 yard, worth 81
S.. 90. Pair g. yard, worth S.
Other grade, at SL55, i.5o..
LOS, l.S5, 200, ), :. 80. c.65,.
IS. 800, $50, I. 90. $50, 500.
$50. SIS, 600, 6.75.
: foot { urtain Poles. Bras, trim
med, 25c.
nc, 4oinch Scrims
DOMESTICS.
45c. Dozen O. y. +. Spool Cot
ton.
SC. Fruit of Loom Blea Cotton.
10. Lonsdalc Cambric.
nc Best Apron Gin9ham
PC. Utica 1914 Blea. Shooting.
LINENS.
Sc. Nh Linen Towel. aoN4o in.
nc. Extra large Oatmeal Towel.
worth 25c.
SC. Nh Linen, ISin. Crash.
PC. Solid Red Table Damask.
4Sc Cream All Linen Table Dam
ask, 90 inches wide
0oc 1914 Linen Shooting.
DRESS FITTINGS.
| &C. Best SelsiaS.
sc. Lining Cambrics.
sc. Linen Duck.
&C Dress Springs
Ioc. Dozen Satecn covered Dress
Stcels.
Sc. Spool silk.
&C. Button Hole Twist
SC. Best Skirt Braid
I5c. Seamless Stockinet Shields
sc. Smoke Pearl Buttons
HANDkERCHIEFS.
Over 500 dozen new Handker-
chiefs OF every kind and quality.
SC. Is kinds real Hem stitched
Black and Colored borders
worth sc.
SC. New Revered l1dkf.
Ioc. White II. 5. Corded Bor-
dcrS, also Embroidered and
drawn-work. worth I5c.
25c, 20 different styles Sheer,
Linen. fImb. and Drawn work,
black, colorS y plain, worth 4oc.
20 dozen extra fine ones at 81,
4Sc, SOC. Csc, 7oc, 75c, $50, 05c.
Si.c5 and Sl.75.
Ruchings in 70 different kinds,
Crepe I.esSc. Lace and Fold; also
the New Empire RuchingS, Crepe
Lessc from loo to 7Oc yard.
Tourist Ruching 0 yards for zoe.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

B,>L EtLi- ~, sPsrIiNr Youths an
beginning already 10 engage ia haSc l'sli
aud the PLAYERS iar the l>TEgIoE J"i *.
NAt clnh haze seen placed, hat ~ YET
not engaged Ihrrr will hc - mcuii.-'~
scl''cl'-i from %. t'-t PLAYERS thi> heal
ity a'Irrd-, and thr probability i, that
our n1u'~s,l,- vii have crack clUh.
They will be- open Tor challenge in q
cDuui- oi w.prks
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

RoBERT>oN n kINNAIRD, our enterpris-
ing Danville friends. come 10 the front
with another large FAD" telling the
wonderfully low price Mt which they are
selling the best Of goods
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

Laws com WArcn tREE. Worth
SO, to be- given away 10y me May T. $50.
\ ticket given free with every - cents
worth Of goods You purchase Of W. :.
Hilton. Junction CITY.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

OCR young friend. Sam VI. Wilhite. of
Louisville, is a papa. II is a hov and
has been named Douglas Marshall
Mother doing fr,trate and father too
happy To- contain himself
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

TrE negro woman, Sarah Ellis, who
left her baby in u water closet at Row
land died from the effects Of eXertun in
trying Ia conceal herself after the birth
OF her child The baby died several
DAYS ago.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

Mr. TIN w. HioGINs t,legraIhe Mr..
w. II. Higgins that Mr.. Sam Higgins, oi
GREENWOOD, and Miss Jude King, of Crab
Orchard, were married in Louisville yes
terllnN mnrninp
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

FoR iruit OF every kind, and coniec-
tioncrics 20 to Il. Iimmrr \ good dim
ner served any LAY in the week can also
he had there. Cali ia and see him
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

SUICIDE. f.. C. Lillard, brother OF
Capt. T.. W. l.ilnrl, OF Lancaster, a
prominent farmer and stock dealer OF
Anderson, committed >uicidchy hanging
hini-rli in the barn on his farm near
lAwrnrcburg. His brother, Thomas
l.illHrd, killed himself about Two wears
age
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

Tina Cincinnati Enquirer tell, al u
pppll' log going mai ani l,,rlullv bit
ing IL mistress AMI another member of
the family rh, j. splendid mad dog
season and Ne sunld advise our Young
ladies who have pct d"g. 10 lee very r:,r,'-
ful and h" Sur- There, i un moth at tlicir
dogs mouths i.,.'8rr they fundlc thru.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

WILL DrNN, who has been in the asy
lum at Anchorage, was here Tuesday
with his discharge papers. lie says he
could have gotten them much earlier If
hr had desired. but he didn't care to re-
turn here and be q dread To- people who
were afraid OF him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

SoNE scamp burned a number OF pan
e's Of Mr.. j. T.. Spoonanore's fence We'd
ncsday night Fire was set 20 il in
three places. II was a division fence be.
tween Mr. :. and Misses Mary and Ma
linda Peoples and was no doubt burned
to iniure both parties.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

THE Louisville Times thinks TIA. I
Capt. George Dobyns has the cinch ON
the Ddnville postoilicc. but saws no
change will be made till Mr.. Mars
torn pXpires
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

TirE circus will stretch its canvass on
| VI Bruce's lot in front OF Mrs. j. II.
Shanks' aud Tuesday promises to be n
gala day for this section.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12
PILOT WILKES,

BARK brown horse, wears Did. ~ hue hnd foot.
q hand, high. sired 10y Brine, NuAc,. size of
thamFl"u Mix, ys'z and irua 81 kc> p ea,,
fir>t ddm Belle by NJmhIouo Pilot. Ir Nv
R,li> han.Irn" lilot, who al wears Old tr. tied
IN 90 and sold for Si7,oop cash second dam
(hN ar DaN.sD The grtud-da u # Emlsttnc . -
Mlmhr Pl,t, lr, by krifs Manihr,nu Pilot
h, Manbrn' Chief First dam by odd tray Ia
sic. I'd dam iast uottug mare from the North.
barney NilAc. hN beurge Wilkes, sire ~ hS 10
. ~ li>t, Harry Wilkes a. ,Nc. First datu R,es,
by Roscoe, Ion OF Plot Jr sire OF the dam q VI iud
:. ~ q, Jdy-tNc Sc" Q tn, &c.
1T NilAr, vii make the season Of tSSs az nv
L l. L Il. d. l.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

FoR genuine German n'illct seed call
On Geo. u. Weapn, mgr.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

Nrw York Early Rusc seed potatoes at
20 cent, per bushcl at :. :. Myers.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

InAvE recently painted aud papered
>rhrt Mclt0bcrts rooms on Lancaster
street and now offer them ior rent w.
H. Higgins
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

FnEsn fish this evening at VI. +. IL
kin's
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

\ HFNHTtE~, wretch, vino must have
h.cu unaware u' MI !. Cam HAYS luvr
lur fishing, picked the lpck t. his min
now bucket. while It MAJ tied in It
Assph branch ard steele thcrrfrpm about
W. HAYS va~ very ma'l man Whrn the
discovery Na~ tuad-.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

CorNrY CLEEH CoorEI has not issued
a marriage license fornearly three week.
business is exceedingly dun in the mat
rimonial line.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-12

Plc9yHEs. -tip H. Row land Tor photo
graphs AT II duz satisfaction guarn-
.rd.