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The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02
1T OPENS STRONG.
Realizing Sales All
Bring Reaction in
the Market.
LONDON BOUGHT HEAVILY.
Calumet and Hecla Rises.
Twenty Points in
Boston.
LONDON BOUGHT HEAVILY.

a strong opening characterized the
Wall street stock market yesterday
morning,
London bought heavily, taking be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 shares of the in
ternational specialties. The advance of
the past few days, however, induced
considerable profit taking among the
traders, and prices ran off under the re-
alizing sales. Fhe market absorbed the
offerings in good shape and new com
mission orders were noted in the lead
ing railway shares. The market is still
largely professional, but shrewd OBJ
servers are confident that the public in
terest in the market is larger now than
for some weeks past.
Industrial specialties were active. Tin
Plate gained over points on the ad-
vance in the price of the product, and
Sugar rose 112 on a reported project to
compromise with the competition.
Traces Of depression were perceptible
in the southern group on continued ap-
prehension over the yellow fever situa-
tion, american Tobacco was marked
up 23s. Iron and Steel stocks were up
from l to points. The realizing move
nent was very active. Chicago & Great
Western debentures and Lackawanna
roseg2 and l respectively. About noon q
simultaneous demand arose for Sugar,
Brooklyn Transit and Manhattan
which had beneficial effect all around
The leading industrials rose easily and
held between l and points over Mon
day nights closing. Recoveries else
where were very slight but well distri-
buted. The bond market was feature
less.
Calumet and Hecla was the only feat
ure Of the local stock market, rising 20
points, to 845. The fortnightly returns
from London showed an increase of $500
tons in. the foreign visible supply of
copper, but this did not influence the
copper share market. prices holding
steady without material change in
either direction. Arcadian opened up
IL, at IL reacted to 70A and then rallied
to II again. Quincy sold at 1862, Montana
at 355. Franklin at 20 and 1917. Old
Dominion at 37M, Butte at 79. Gold
Dredging at 33, Isle Royale at 461h,
Wolverine at 479s, Parrot at 53h. Utah
at A and United States at 23. Bosten
4 Albany came out at 261 Boston &
Maine at POI, Old Colony at 2O612 and
Providence & Worcester at 290 Mer-
genthaler sold at 20S, Oil at 471a and
Bell Telephone at $50. Loaning rates
indicated a general reduction of the
short. interest. New York bought
Sugar here. The trading was on a
broader scale than of late, which was
an encouraging symptom, but prices
showed few changes.
The following quotations were made
on the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity
(Reported by Kinnicutt & Dewitt,
Bankers.)
TFI TPHONF, STOCKS
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02

dIoward, Crosby & Co.'s Boston letter.

(Howard, Crosby & Co.'S Boston letter.
Boston, Aug. 1.-The decline in Liver
pool cables this morning gave a weaker
undertone TO our market and inspired
pool being from AQ9sd. lower and the
closing ed. lower. Trade was very light
with sentiment bearish on the crop situa-
ton, and spring wheat weather adVices
were very favorable Bradstreets week
ly statement of the worlds available
supply showed the following changes:
5S2, 000 bushels; European stocks increased
2O0OOO bushels, making a net decrease. in
the worlds stocks of $4,000 bushels
Prime says: 'All crops have held their
own well this week and are about where
they ought to be at this season of the
year, the greatest interest being mani
rested in the condition of spring wheat
for the coming week, as upon its sue
cessful maturity depends the future pros
perity of some of our important granger
railways Snow makes the condition of
nesota 80 and South Dakota so He esti-
mates the winter wheat yield at about
2S5 100000 bushels and the spring wheat
yield at 275.000000
The stock market opened strong and
active, with liberal buying for both ac-
counts. There was no particularly infiu-
ential feature, but London's quotations
were encouraging and crop advices and
money conditions favorable Sugar rose
on rumors that settlement of the trade
war would soon be formally anno<cnced.
@atiiSI1SdH IODdCcO advanced on rumOrS
or new and aggressive bull pool The
anthracite coalers again showed strength
under favorable trade account. The rail-
way list was firm. but only moderately
higher, with Southern railway shares in
clined to droop under yellow fever fears.
London's purchases of stocks today
amounted to from 30 900 to 35, 600 shares
purchases We're the greatest of Atchison
preferred. There is considerable evidence
that a strong pool has taken hold of
Southern Pacific. The present bull move
ment in Northern Pacific has secured a
large following The rise in Pan Handle
was attributed to a satisfactory adjust
ment of it's relations with Pennsylvania
It is thought that a fresh bull combina-
tion has been formed in Atcliison stocks
and the buying of the common is said to
be by the same people who previously
advanced the price this summer.
A record-breaking business this fall is
anticipated by the Union Pacific officials.
The June statement shows a gross in
crease of $242,771. There was considerable
realizing today and a fractional decline
in price. There was good buying of
Manhattan, but the pricipal strength is
attributed to shorts covering. New York
money on call still ranges from 3laD4 per
cent. We continue to fell bullish on the
market and believe the present situation
affords ample opportunities for judicious
purchases.
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02
Il Isn't Likely

TO run down. much, but will probably
run up. There is almost always time
when you can buy the commodities at
crock bottom" prices-at prices that are
SURE TO PROVE PROFITABLE, if you
hold on. The price you buy at may not
prove to be the very lowest price, but
it will be low enough so you can sell out
at a profit, If you wait little Since
1852 al years. there has been but one
(1S94) when you could not have sold out
wheat bought at 70 cents at a profit of
from 10 cents to IA cents bushel Don't
miss this chancei $25 90 will margin 1000
bushels and pay you 500 profit. Send
for our free book,
Howard, Crosby & Co., 3 hS:tsS, sSssS,iis Mass: $:
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02
OFFICIALS.

MR.. r. C. SURBRIDGE, President, At
torney at Law fremont Building,
Boston, Mass.
Treasurer, Capitalist, 80 State street,
Boston.
HON. j. w DEAN, Attorney at Law.
Denver, Colorado.
MIR. c. B. BOYNTON, Boynton Furnace
Co.. New York city
MIR. ABBOTT w. LAWRENCE, DilIaway
q starr Bankers, Boston, Mass, Mem
ber Boston Stock Exchange.
BANKERS = American Loan and Trust
Co., Boston, Mass and the American
National Bank of Leadville, Col: Gen'l
Manager at Leadville, Robt. B. Estey
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02

TELEPHONE STOCKS
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02
The Great Lakes Copper Co,
Capital $3,OOO,OOO. ParValue$5.OO
WORCESTERSHIRE.
JOHN MCKINLEY, orRTRI5 REHsIPESGGETS SGESSA AGE SAASFsE
Mines Located at and Near Sudbury, Ontario.

pper Mining Industry
Sudbury yield o pounds
poundso off ton.
lin
Is BEING PIACED IN POSITION ONE BEEN
~ -
OUR VALUABLE BYPRoDUcTs WILL COP
PER IN NEW YORK FOR
SOME PROFIT ON THE NICKEL OTHER
o on the work
NJ VIII RFC CLOSE
Lat p
90 STATE STREET, BOSTON
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02
Il Runs North.

Some years ago, about the kime that
the first railroad entered Fargo N. D.,
1t is said that the postmaster general
wrote to the Fargo postmaster inquiring
how far the Red River ran down below
Fargo. The postmaster replied that he
hadn't been there very long, but to the
best of his knowledge and belief, the
Red River hadn't ever run down below
Fargo but had always run up. We have
had many letters inquiring how far wheat
is likely to run down" below 70 cents,
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02
THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, Aug. 1.--Money on call
steady. S1z@41z, last loan at 1 per cent
prime mercantile paper 3A@41z sterling
exchange heavy. at 1861 for demand and
and 4.S71SM4 sS: commercial bills. I SSih I
silver certificates, 601s6i6I; bar silver
!6OSs Mexican dollars, IS; government
bonds steady; railroad bonds firm.
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, Aug 1--Today's statement
of the. condition of the treasury shows
reserve, $245. .254, 543 net silver b, 6424e5
United States notes in treasury $7i5, 398 092
treasury, notes of 1890 s9921, IA; total re-
ceipts this day, 81, 076, 1871; total receipts
year, $40 1303S9; total expenditures this
day, $2, $4,000 total expenditures this
month, .s2479Q00; total expenditures this
banks ST. 49, AL; silver bullion, $oS6, 715
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02

The following quotations were made
on the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity
(Reported by Kinnicutt & Dewitt,
Bankers)
The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02
THE COTTON MARKET.

New York, Aug 1--cotton futures
closed steady. Aug, $500 Sept, 5.5b;
Oct, $40; Nov, 5.H: Dec, 5.s7; Jan, $50;
Feb, 5.e6; March, $50; April, 5.94; May,
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EsoM WHITE l. quite IN.

EsoM WHITE Il quite IN.
MRS. ). T.. RICE has returned from a
very pleasant visit 10 Texas.
CECIL BRYAN, little son Of w. II.
Brown, Of the Preachersvile section,
Is very i'll Of cerebro spinal meuingi
It's.
DIR, W. +. PHILLIPS, OF Clay, was
here Yesterday trying to nail down the
instructions Of this county for himself
for auditor.
TINS j. commencement week at Gem
IRE aud Danvillc Is spreading herself
day and nigh; to make the many vlsi-
tors have a pleasant time.
EDITORS JAMES MARET and Louis
Laudram were here Yesterday ming
ling with the court day crowd and
gathering, we hope, many shcckels.
Col. w. G.. WELCH is back from II I
Springs. whore be went 10 get rid oI
the rheumatism. Tie doesn't confess ID
much Improvement, but his color and
appearance show that be IL Improved.
The following young people enjoyed
a FOX hunt under The chaperonage OF
Mr-. j. 5 Rice last night Misses Isa.
bella Bailey, Edith Griggs, Jennie
Warren, Netuc Wray, Ida Dicyoy,
olive Woodson, Fannie Shauks, Mary
Bruce, Pearl Burnside aud Aicssr-. A.
5. Price, W. w. Wthcrs. Harvey
Helm, W : Embry. y. 81. McBob-
cris, G. a. McIobcrts.
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HIGHLAND. Mr.. and Mr.. /. n.
Watts. Of Hartman, Tenn. are visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Hen Baugh. Mrs.
Bob Cook, OF Conway, is AZ her father.
John Baughs. Mr.. sam Liught, of
5mnsbury, Mo, il on visit to- bis
daughter. Mrs. John Bdugh. Andrew
Young, con Of John Young, died Fri.
lay Of typhoid fever and was buried
sllurday 40 The VI. Z. Church.
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HAIL.-A severe hail storm did great
damage Ia the Preachersville section
Friday night. II almost ruined 90 acres
OF wheat for J. J. Thompson. % acres
for a. j. Thompson, while the corn
crops Of those gentlemen and W. Z.
Grimes we're badly damaged. Hail
stones almost as large a. hen eggs fell
aud a great deal Of window glass was
broken.
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WHAT the Goebel and Stone men do
here Saturday viii have To- be done by
main strength aud awkwardne.-. They
have noueof the so-cal'ed leaders, who
are all tearing their shirts for Hardin.
10 therefore behooves those who are
opposed 20 Hardin TO be on hand and
ont count them. \ gentleman who has
ridden over the county tells Us that he
believes two thirds Of the people are
for Gocbel Let them prove il Satur-
day and stand up first. last aud all the
time for their favorite.
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AT the meeting Of the Commercial
Club Friday evening, the question of a
graded school here was discussed aud
letters read from towns, which have
them, showing their great value ~ a
population drawer. a committee was
appointed to confer with the freight
manager Of the Cincinnati southern,
who Is to meet IL at Mckinney 10 the
near future.
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SEATS to the ciocut.onary contest
here Friday evening next are going
like hot cakes aud Messr- +. II. Beaz-
ley aud >. w. Mencfee, tae managers,
tell MS that the indications are that the
house fun crowds OF former wears will
be more than discounted see w. ..
MclIoberts at once 81 yol would be
certain Of seat
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HUsT0NvILLE FAIR George D.
Weatheriord telephoued us saturday
afternoon that those in favor OF fair
at Hu-tonville had met and decided to
bold a three day. exhibition either
the last week in July or the first week
10 August. Walter G.. Greeniag was
elected president; j. X. Baughman,
vice president; W. ID. Hooker, -ecreta-
ry. and j. II. Hooker. treasurer. The
directory includes the following gem
tlcmcu: T. T. Sandidge. 4. b. G. Din
widdic, J c. Coulter, W. :. Drye, j..
=. Ride. James Frye, William Myers,
T. l.. Carpenter, f. NJ Ware and j.
". Giveus. Stock in Ho-tony.Ne fairs
doesn', 20 begging and Is sought for
boy those who know good thing. To
could al, De placed here 10 itwere nee
essary and many would DE willing TO
pay premium for 10, Another meet
Ing will be held next Saturday at-er-
noon when the date will Poe definitely
| settled.
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AS-ASSINATEp.- just a,terthe BuE-
en-, had bsou granted achanIe OF venue
20 KuoN county and a. Tom Baker was
standing by the tent I'm which Dee was
imprisoned he was shot by an assassin
Saturday. The ball pierced his
heart aud be died almost Instantly iu
the arms of his wife, whose means were
piuful 20 hear. Jim and Dee Baker
begged for weapons 90 aveuge the mut-
der ol their father aud brother. but OF
course they were not given them. The
fatal shot is said 20 have come from the
direction Of sheril Whites house, but
he il not suspected of the foul deed.
The soldiers surrounded the house and
turned The gatiing gun GA 10, but the
iend had made good his escape. Baker
stdid In jain here ior nearly year and
was quite an Intelligent man. He leaves
round dozen children, all boys, one of
whom was jointly charged with him In
the murders for which he wa, under
| indictment.
! The murder was evidently carefully
ARRANGED. A Winchester rifle Law
$50, u-nt.., 49,.
'' ''' '.''' '',0
/ near lAe lfou' WINDOW ne paifel was
stlil warm The chamber VI the rifle
WAS omen ANA -uokc WAS issuing from
I,.......I.5.l -..u ~ a., r,f,,,.,
'"' .''''' ''
n''' 'n''1 ,''' (. wa Iva, a. 'o0'" IN So"'
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f. G. wALrox, Business MANAGER

sopA WATER, ice cold, pure and
most refresaing at penuy's Drug store.
THE best materials combined with
care, -kill and accuracy insure good
results. SO other methods are ever
used In our prescription work Penny =
Drug store.
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NORTH NOMINATED The Legisla.
tive convention was held at PIP. NJ yes
terday. County Chairman j. W.
Holmes presided and J. b. Paxton, was
nude secretary On the roll being call
eI the four stanford precincts, repre-.
scented as stated elsewhere, cast their
pje- for Mr. j. II. Miller as did Way
Da-5Jrg No. 3, represented by Warren
A,hcrJon. This gave him six votes.
Hu-tOnviile No. ], j. y. RoutL and b.
9. Saudidge, delegates; No. ,. J. W..
Owens delegate; No. ,. G.. w. Carter
and Sam NJ. Owens. delegates; Crab
Orchard No. /, w. d. Wallen and J.
c. McWhorter, delegates: and 40. ,,
O. L. Newland and J. I. Holdam. dele
gates: Waynesburg No. /, l.. c. Gooch
aud T.. Is. Caldwell delegates: aud No.
,. W. l.. McCarty, delegate, voted for
Hon. NJ. +. North, giving him - votes
and he was officially declared the nom
inee for representative from lincoln
county in the next Legislature.
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a GooD PRoPosiTDN.-Mr. James
Frye, Of Hustonville, authorizes rs to
say that he will give the INTERIOR
JouRNAL six months 10 any Que who
reads his advertisement IN 10 aud says
Doe is not prohtcd that much by buy
ing from him.
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LINK LANGFoRD was fined lc and
costs for assautlng Edgar Hutchison, a
10 year old boy. who bad cursed him.
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THE Hardin men worked a trick and
drew crowd for Robert Harding by
advertising that Gen. Wat Hardin
would be here yesterday. They got a
crowd but Harding did neither himself
nor his candidate any good. Ia fact, il
Ms speech had any effect at all 10 solid
flied the Goebel ranks and made his
followers the more determined. We
had Intended when 10 was announced
that Candidate Hardin would he here
to report hi- speech AZ fully a. we did
Goeoel'- aud stones, but when we
heard several days ago that he would
no, ha here, as doubtless he never In
tcudeJ 20 bee, we thought chat we could
hear Bob Harding any time and 50 at
tended 10 pressing business instead OF
[ oeiu- present yesterday. We learn,
however, that be- gave a, a reason for
| his So s,n that John Hhea had taken
zap the cud-el for stone and that Goe-
bel had mouthpiece IN this county.
/ which twlce-a.we, k spoke for him and
against Hardin. Then he d, said 70
/ have produced paragraph from the
/ INTERIOR JOURNAL 10 try to prove
/ that we had charged Gen. Hardin with
/ lying with reference 20 his statement
that Gocbel had voted 'oratrust' when
. the fact is we simply said that MIR. Goe'
. bel had 20 charged ana that Gen. Har'
. din had not resented 10 or tried 10 wipe
. the stigma from him. nor has he done
20 to this good lay that we are aware
/ Mr.. Harding knows a. well as we do
that we made no charge AZ all and bis
cu'rl 'o .'f 10 '''N0 ~ "pP0"' =" was
unworthy '' "''' ''' W '''' '' ''''''7"'t ,
ne mas mon -'''' '''' cap 0''.' ""'
which was 'e'.l,'o'a',u' ''.''', ,, =
nad no "-', WIN D''', ''. "' ''' ",
'' ..''' -. cha,
sword. NJ O. ,''. ~ go '''. ''''l 49,.
a' s''' ''", "' "'''' p" w ''''
ana O.'.'." '"" 30, 10y =, s.'
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PERSONAL AsD SOCIETY GOSSIP,

AAHH ANAHN IT. Y .'fH .'.Hf
Me. Kate Blaiu 40 HustouyiIlc.
Miss MAMIE FIELDS, % Lexington.
il The guest OF Miss saliie Givens.
Miss MARY G.. BinB has returned
from College 90 Lcwisburr, w. Va.
Miss ADOBE PoprLEwELL.o i Waco,
Texas, is visiting Miss Eta Belle Root.
LEE NvNNEILEy,o of Lincoln, is in
town on business V. II journal 7om-
erect.
Mis-. ErulGA ANrELL. Of the Col
lesc faculty, left for Evanston i.l' yc-'
terday.
Ml.sE- ALuE ANp fANNiE SPEARS
aud Mary H9utt went 20 Coroin ye--
tctday.
Miss AfLuE HCnsoS, of Danv'lIc'
spent several dly- with Mrs. Maggie
Martin.
N.E ". G.. CrmNs, ot Chicago. j.
"a, Hu-,ouyll, visiting his prctty-weet-
hear, ayain.
Miss NiSxE EyrLgy. who has been
teaching a. Nevada. Mercer county, i'
with her parents here.
Miss ALICE COULTER and j. e..
Brown. OF Casey, were guests OF Misses
Alice aud Erma Waite.
MR.J.R. OHNpoUFF was down yes
,srday aud -taid over TO take a FOX n'nt
with the boys last night
Miss KATHLEEN GEIN-TEAprcturu'
ed with Mr.. j.. ". Bryant from Nil
isr-burg ana BE- her guest.
EDGAR IEYSoLp-, OF thc Mckinney
section. ha- ID very bad hand aud arm
the effects OF a mules bite.
REV. H.E MILLS went 20 Nt Ner-
non Yesterday 20 assist Rev. j. y. i-on
iua meetl1r a. the Methodist church.
JAMES II. BuEruN. OF Montgomery
Ala. Is visiting his father. He Is chiei
clerk ln suut. !. ! NcK,uney's Office
MIR. REAu LEAcHAAN, of Shelby
y.l.e.an experienced pharmacist has
arrived 20 assist iu Penny drug store.
Miss LINDA Ow,LEY went TO Dan
Vile Yesterday 20 spend commence
mont week with her sister, Mr-, J. =
W..
N,, Az, Ales ~. a.. WuuEHIrr. Of
- v,r. b,re re,urn,nr from d
|.1,,oNr. asl Mrs. W. ". Boyle al
-,
,ts - - ,pNs. who travels lot
- noy,r5 * Norwooa. Lexington
b,. vim hi. wife. taken room, at %,
=, A.apb Hotel.
Ne. wuI.E Cook and hand,om,
.oo wnI, lera returuias To Carrar,
t.,., - ,i.,,,, Nil, Mary Roosrt-on al
rN.,l,.tbt,,yu
Miss Ll'' NJ ''''. ,.'..Il..l.. ',...,..
eHle'''''" ""'''1. ~ ~ ..... o.,
al ner pretty '''''''
4Ha'su"5 0''D''- Go. p.,.u.r ,r.
Nl-sr- ANSiE HfAN7 H''i''"' ''''
Auuia Belle Wood-, of stanford WI
4 ,a.st- of sIrs. i. r. Coyiug,on dur
- 80 ~ Di,bmood pau,a
InS eoN''''
graph ......,, al NJ t.,yi.
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LosT.-White silk crochet baby bon.
net. Leave at y. X. Wearen q Sons.
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CHICKEN feed wheat for sale cheap.
j. II. Baughman & Co.
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- Price, ", W. Wither-. Harvey /
Helm, W : Embry, y. 81. McBob- |
cris, G. A. McRobcrt-.
-
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
FINE watch repairing at Hamiltou'.
ForND pocket book Call 90 j. c. |
Bailey
MASON fruit jar aud jelly gla--e- a.
Bea.lcy ~ Cartcr's
Fresh dsh and vegetables every Sat
urIay at ia Hubbard's
-.
LADIES, don fall toattend the au,
zion a. Racket Store "Wednesday.
&C.
THE Twlce-a- Week INTERIOR JouH.
NAL IL only 81 a year cash. Remember
Nhat.
BRAINARD * ARMSTRONG Flo silk
at 2tc -kein 20 close. Severance *.
Sons
SHREDDED whole wheat biscuits and
Gupe.Nut- food a, Higgins 81 McKjn-
ney'-.
=. \. DvDDrEAR tells %, that be
has again taken charge OF Dudderar',
Dix River Roller Mile.
SNAKE David Burton, oi Highland,
killed a COW snake the other day which
measured eigt, feet n length.
NJ
TIM Hardin men are making stll
hunt 10 this county, we learn. Don't
be caught mapping, but come out and
assert your rights.
THE Stone men are much In evidence
In This county and 10 we are not mis-
taken will how up surprisingly Satur-
Z day. lie, 'em all come.
THE hotels here, indJng that feeding
lpeople az PC for dinner county court
day-, IL a losing business, put mp tho
price 20 Zoe. Capt Penny, Of the So
Asaph, says that May court day be
fed TO people worked hi. force almost
20 death and Lost 50 iu actual cash.
THG suit of Mrs. Mary Dunn and
| Mrs. Ellen Embry. Of Danvllc, heirs
| OF thr Niece estate. against r. G. Ball
Cor a house aud lot and $50, resulted
90 favor Of Bail. who SAYS il cost him
. 3D. cents to beat the case, hi- attorney,
}. = Ow-lev, Jr., charging him no fee.
\ HEAVY wind rain and thunder
storm came nap about midnight Friday.
/ Many trees were blown down, some
wheat was thrown and ,omc corn lew
clcd. but the damage was not as great
a, the tempest indicated \ good ram
al-H fem IN some portions Of the county
I sunday and yesterday wa, ,howery.
IEp.-The twins born % Mrs J. G.
Elmorc, OF Jellico, last week, lived onll
a short time and theirl.ttle bodies wcr,
brought here by Mr. Elmorc Saturda,
. and buried Co. bis LOT at Buffalo Sprin.
Cemetery. They were boy and girl an,
were named Harry and Hattie II the,
were 90 Doe taken from them, the pa
rent, ought 20 realize that H. is mucl
better now than after they had becom
more greatly attached to them
q
~ '"y '''',' '"'', 's''' '"l' ''
"'' OF N's' ~ ''u Dr ] U"'' W"
p'"' '''' '.'' was a.,
pointed administration with the Wi
d annexed. j *. Ba1ghWan uualilc
e "a. Guardian for Oscar aud NJ o. n
p. irhao.,l.... ana %, p,h,,.,, r,r M.
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-13

THE hotels here,dndJng that feeding
people at PC for dinner county court
days, IL losing business, put up the
price 20 Zoe. Capt Penny, Of the So
Asaph, says that May court day be
fed TO people, worked his force almost
20 death and lost - ,u actual cash.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-13

THE Stone men are much In evidence
In This county and 10 we are not mis-
taken will show up surprisingly Satur-
day. Let 'cm all come.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-13

THE Hardin men are making sul
hunt Ia this county. we learn, Don't
be caught mapping, but come out and
assert your rights.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-13

SNAKE David Burton, of Highland,
killed a COW snake the other day which
measured eigt, feet M length.