Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-10-11
MCKINNEY.

--George Owens, OF color, had OF ex-
hibiton at W. r. Davidson's store a sun
flower 81 feet in circumference.
The numerous lumber, grain and
coal wagons 4aily seen on the streets
gives our town business appearance.
Little Jimmie Dodds, il confined to
his room from injuries caused by bug
" wheel passing over him while re-
turning from the baptising Sunday even
ing.
Jack Frost has been prowling around
for some time, but his mantle was spread
most extensively this morning. We are
ready for him now-have gotten the
stove up.
What came near being fatal acct
dent occurred NJ the school last Friday.
Little Engent, eldest child OF +. VI. and
Matte Moore, while passing where the
boys were playing ball, came in contact
with the bat, receiving severe stroke
over her left eye, which threw her into
commissions and for while her life was
despaired Of She il slowly improving
now. No blame il attached TO any one,
AS the matter was purely accidental.
james NJ. Bryant, of Pulaski county,
bought OF Elmer Hubble his farm OF ~
acres near 1urnesville at s:i3 per acre.
Mr.. Bryant will move 10 II about LIST OF
January. Sam VI. Helm sold to John a.
Frye, OF Danville, fancy harness mare
for sl37.5O. Williams 4 Coiiey, Oh Mid
dlebury. shipped carload of cattle
from here to Cincinnati Monday. w.
A. Coffey bought OF Evan Lyons and
Bud Martin a lot OF fat hogs ut 80 80. o..
J. Grow bought Of Thomas Reynolds
mule colt for $50.
We are requested 10 announce inst
the Lincoln County Teachers Associa'
,ion will meet at the Christian church At
Turnersville Friday night and Saturday
morning, Oct 18th aud Goth. Quite an
interesting programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion. II is insisted
that the people attend these meetings
and encourage the teachers aud educa'
ton by their presence. A pleasant
profitable time Is assured TO all who may
attend Those attending from distance
will be- entertained 10y the following com
mi,tee. viz: Mrs. Wm. Murphy, Mrs
John o. Neal, Mrs I. Il. Lewis, Mrs. j
+. Cover, Mrs. John +. Cash, Miss Nit
tie Crow, Miss Lousnna Bibh, Mrs. A.
H. Root
John :. Goode left Tuesday for
> weeks visit in Texas. His wife ans
children, who have been visiting Their
for several weeks, will rsturn with him
George Afford will have charge OF The
hotel and livery during Mr.. Goodies 40
senc-. +. Hooker, OF Junction City,
was here Monday and Tuesday. Mrs
Goode has been visiting her daughter
Mrs Richard Blhb. +. NJ. Ware was in
Cincinnati, last week buying goods
Johnnie Hastings, representing John j
Perkins Il Co, Cincinnati, gave us =
pleasant call saturday. Collector walk
or Iandram, of Lancaster, and banger
James Farris, of London, were here the
first of the week looking after your unc.'
Sans interest. J. +. Sanders, gay
bachelor OF south Carolina, is here visit
ING one of our Fair ones. Mat Woodsoi
maid Ms a call Monday. We are glad Il
see him so rapidly improving from I'M
late illness. He will soon be able Ia re-
sumo mis- place as train dispatcher Mis-
Pearl Tabler il slowly recovering, Miss
es Susie Herrick, OF Hannibal, Mo-, an'
Kittie Horton, OF Kingsville, were visit
inc Misses Elite and WoodIe Gooch tn
first of the week, Miss iierrick Will a
tend the National Convention OF tn
Christian Church which convehes II
Louisville the 23d, before her return
home. The Misses Johnston, OF Kings
willie. were the guests Of Miss Eva Key
nolds Saturday and sunday. James W
Bibb. Jr., has gone to Missouri to looI
ont a location. Austin Reid, OF London
was here Monday on his way home aitc
weeks stay at Frankfort and Middle
burg