Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-05
III. II. BUSH,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Stanford, Ky.

/ have quite a number OF FARMS for sale Of the
/ very best ue-Grass Land 90 Lincoln county.
! These Farms are all well improved aud good
rich lands. running IA size from so 10 goo Acres.
Considering theis locality, their richness aud fer
ulty o. soi the convenience Of turupikes and rail.
roads that bring markets right 10 our door, they
are cheaper than the Land, OF any other county IN
| the State. There Is scarcely Farm IN the coun
I " over miles from a de- o..
/ The Codnty Is checked with tumpikes running
/ inevery direction. There j. not a public road en-
| terng the county seat that - not Macadaniled
/ We have the Knoxville Branch OF the J.. A y X
X, dividing the county from East TO West and the
| c. :. K from North to south; the \ {. X Il
from this place TO Cincinnati crossing the c 4 O.
at Winchester, giving full access 10 the markets Of
| the whole world. BESIDES, have three large
Flour MIils m the county that give us a market
for all our grain night AT home; and the develop
ment OF the mountain regions OF Eastern and
South eastern Kentucky bv railroads aud the out
let Sonth by railroads has created such q demand
for all kinds OF ereals and Drovender that WeCan
scarcely retain enough tor home consumption.
The people are prosperous, generous and kind,
believing m Chrisuaniiy and education. There
i not a neighborhood IN the county but has a
good church and school-house.
Stanford, the county seat Of Lincoln. - a pros
porous little city OF about 500 mia tants aud Is
the great doorway from the North and North
east South aud from the Northwest TO Southeast,
and standIng a. It does gazing right into the bos
ON Of the undeveloped mountains Of Southeastern
Kentucky backed up by the whole Blue. Grass
region OF the State with railroads running through
II ~ all points of the compass makes II naturally
one Of the best loo ated towns in the South for
manufactures and other enterprises Of magnitude.
Water Works now being agitated and right
aboue the town about, three-fourths OF mile
there could be erected Water Works with very
little cost that would supply a city Of 10000 in
habitsDts with the purest and best water in the
world. Our little city has been newly rebuilt IN
the last few years and its business houses are
licences will compare with larger cities of greater
pretensIons. Our merchants and tradesmen are
all prosperous and doing well We have two
banks with capital stock OF $500 900 that are
prosperous aud in a good condition.
We have splendid schools. We have a Female
College, large brick building, with over pu
pills in attendance and under the principalship OF
Prof. J NJ. Hubbard, is in hourishing conji-
ton. We also have Seminary that Is a good
school, with Prof b. b. Brakeman at its head. We
have one Of the best Public School buildings in
this section Of the State, with over pupils IN
tendance, and with other good private schools
you our school facilities are excellent.
We have elegant church builnInss, representing
every denomination, with full corps OF ministers
Of as -class talent md doing better business
than aDv class of men in the city.
] have tried to make this statement facts
without anv exaggeration or cooring, as those
who know will bear out, and those who wish
to buy pleasant homes at tar prices and locate
amonRla good people with all the best surround
ings. would do we'll to call and see me before pur
hssiBg elsewhere