Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
Louisville Store,
Branch House OF A. UrbdnS-
KY & Co.. OF Louisville. T.
D. Ran6u, Manager.

Ia the foremost ranks of Lincoln
'ounty's vast mercantile institutions
there stands preeminantly the exclu-
S.ve dry goods, clothing, shoe and
millinery store Of \. Urban,kv IL
Co., more generally known a, the
Louisville Store; and by the way of
parenthe>is, we ,ay one Of the most
up-to-date stores in this section of
the State.
1t is an ideal resort where the fin.
ishing touches are administered to all
the well-dressed of Lincoln County of
both sexes. The INTERIOR JOURNAL
representative was shown through this
large establishment and was amazed
to find 50 comprehensive and varied a
stock of staple and fancy dry goods,
clothing and the latest thing in hats,
and Gents furnishings, shoes, etc,
while the millinery department in sea-
son is the most attractive corner in
trade for those of the fair sex.
This business has honored Stanford
with its presence since the year of
1855; and to note the concourse of
customers daily surging in and out OF
he place, one readily concludes that
IS popularity and trade equals, if it
does not surpass any similar business
in the county.
Two well suited business rooms on
Main. ST., 2lx60 feet in dimensions,
represent the sale departments, of the
Stanford branch, of A. Urbansky d
Co. Within this limited space one
of the largest stocks of merchandise to
be found in Lincoln County is repre-
sentcd.
This is only one of many stores
given life through the enterprise of
A. Urbansky IL Co. They have sim
liar stores at Carlisle, Maysville, Yer
sailles, Henderson, Eminence, Shelby.
vile, Owensboro, Bardstowu, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Elkton, Princeton, Madi-
sonville, Flemmingsburg, Morgan
field, Kentucky, and at Clarksville
and Gallatin, Tenn. To control this
vast business it requires no figuring to
reach the conclusion that million, of
dollars are involved, and that it re-
quires factories, not jobbing houses, to
keep their stores in stock.
1t is needless to say that the man
agement has long since dispensed with
the mode of getting goods, only through
their special factories, which enables
them in a large measure to sell goods
at retail at jobbing house prices.
The general office of a. Urbansky
Il Co, is at Louisville, Ky. In
charge of affairs here is Mr.. T. ID.
Raney, one of Lincoln county's most
ahable and trustworthy business men,
and whose splendid personality has
done much to prestige the name of
the firm and business in this immedi-
ate locality. Mr.. Raney is ably sec
onded by an excellent corpse of polite
and attentive clerks, who seem to take
great interest in promulgating the
business. The clerks are Me.srs.
George Ellis, Chas. +. Cox, James
Engleman and Miss Sallie Shelton.
Since engaging in business here the
firm of a. Urbansky IL Co., have well
demonstrated their progressive spirit
and interest in the town of Stanford
by lending their hand to any move
ment that has for it, aim the upbuild-
ing of the town or county.
When visiting our city we suggest
that one of the principal points of in.
terest, from Il bargain view stand
point, is the Louisville Store where is
sold the very best of goods for the
least possible sum of money consistent
with honorable dealing.