Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-07-21
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The wheat crop was short probably 40
per cent.
Lightning struck and killed good
horse for MIR. Samuel Reid durlng tue
storm OF few days ago.
+. c. Hopper, Arch Robinson and II.
Il. Hooker spent several days fishing in
Casey, but didu't catch enough for a
good frv.
For hospitality, happiness, or what
ever you will;
snow me town that beats Huston
Vile.
The colored people are looking for
ward with much pleasure to their fair,
Aug. 10 aud IL. Secretary Lewis Me-
Clanahan will have the catalogues out
this week.
Prof.. NJ. +. Pruitt opened distric,
school No. l. Monday with % scholars.
He is assisted by Misses Matte Gre
sham aud jennie Murphy. The build
ing was generally repaired before
school begun.
Your people are extended a cordial
invitation 10 attend our fair next week.
Come early and stay late and don't fail
10 bring all the family. Remember la
dies are admitted free the fret day
Wednesday. The immortal Saxton with
his splendid band will make music that
Will be worth coming miles to hear.
The hotels here will be adequate TO
the big crowd expected next week and
nobody need be uneasy about getting
bed room and the best things TO eat the
markets afford. Both the Weatherford
House and Veudome Hotel have rented
outside rooms for their expected guests
and are already preparing their culin-
AIRY departments for their substantial
entertainment.
Our town people were scared up the
other night and came near ringing the
riot alarm. A dozen or more horse.
back riders were heard coming down
Danville street giving regular Conan.
che yells and riding at break nee K
speed. Cooler heads prevented any
thing rash being done and In due time
II was found out that the gang" was
a gay party OF youngsters who are en-
joying house party at DR.. Logans.
They were out for a good time aud tha,
they were having IL, there is no room
Ia doubt
President James Il. Harper has q
force working from early morn till dark
on the amphitheatre and other build.
ings at the fair grounds and will have
everything in ship shape by the first
bell tap "Wednesday morning. Pros
poets for crowd aud a splendid show
OF stock could not be better and IL the
fair Is not grand success signs count
for nothing. Gay Bros, OF Pisgah,
Gen. John b. Cas,leman, OF Pleasant
, Hill, j. I. Crenshaw, OF Lexington
and many other prominent horsemen
have secured stable room and will b,
here Monday or Tuesday with their
strings.
DIR. Carl Wheeler and friend. MIR
Wiley, OF Lexington, are expected in
, day or 50 aud will remain till after tn,
fair. sam Luck, OF Cincinnati, IL al
ready AT home for next weeks fer
tlvities. Mrs. John Dram, OF Balti.
more. is with her relative, Miss Mar.
Holmes Lusk. Her husband spent
few days with her this week. II. b
4 Hooker, OF Danville, is spending hi
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. w. Hooker. Miss Margaret Iugles
of Paris, will arrive Tuesday to speu,
u few weeks with Miss Lou Hooker
Miss Ida Twidwell returned to Elk,or
Yesterday. Mrs. Adela Woods /
somewhat improved. J. W. Allen is II
Cincinnati this week selling stock.
The.merchauts here are prepared 70
the crowd next week with uuusuall
large and well selected stocks OF good +
Mcssrs Charles Wheeler, James Frye
, |. +. Steele and v b. Morse hav,
= worlds Of dry goods, notions, gents
furnishing goods and the like. G. w
Adams has medicines, fancy groceries
&c, galore, Dnwlddie Bros. hav
bought largely Of groceries aud fruit
: OF all kinds, while Miss Mac Logan la
! Il hat or bonnet to suit any and all VIII
come. ID. ). Carpenter can sell 20
almost anything dirt cheap, aud ia
a Hustonyille Roller Mills are putting /
! every hour possible grinding for th
a big trade expected. w. G. Greenine
a the clever liveryman, is prepared /
= feed and take care of all the horses tina
!, come. Y.