Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-03
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Ut. j. - DdFkCf reports -on ut
Thomas Cottou's sId a daughter NJ
James Russells.
Mr.. V. -. Morse H. culsrglng and im-
proving his storehoose, haviug aban-
doned the idea Of lesyiug our town.
" j. Cone sold to Henry Garteu. Of
Marion, a mare mule colt for sj5 and 20
D. q. Allen q fat hogs at 3.s5.
Caldwcll q Lsuier have the largest
stock Of shoes, hate, gents furuishing
goods, trunks aud vallses carried in
this country, that they sell at rock bot
tom prices.
Or. w. u. Penny Is enjoying nice
practice. Hustpnvile Is proving her
self large enough 10 keep two dcnti-is
busy. DR.. Owen ). Williams H. the
other ID. u. ).
It, Il. NJ. Shearer got -four recruits
here-three from Casey and one from
Liueoln-and started them to Fort
Thomas Saturday. They will do SER
vice In the Philippines.
A. stated before Hotel Weatherford
is undergoing repairs. 1t would take a
monstrous ine corps OF carpenters TO
make the exterior present an appear
ance 10 correspondence with the splen
did table this hostelry sets.
"Grandma" Wilson died at Butcher
tawn, Just over the Casey line, the
other day, aged 90. Dropsy. from which
she had been sufferer for years, was
the cause. Several children are left to
nodrn the sanity old mother.
The West End Is getting in better
shape politically. There are few Goebel
boilers and II there l. "A democrat In
this whole section, who will not support
Mr. North, we do not know him. our
people are still talking about Lctcher
Owsley's speech, which must have been
gem.
The family Of Squire l.. b. Adams
have been notified OF the death OF his
-on, George b. Adams, which occurred
at Greenyille, Texas, Friday. of brain
fever. He was 10 years old, a devoul
member of,the Presbyterian church
, aud q most excellent man. a wife, who
was Miss jennie Page, formerly o
Hustonville, and several children sur.
vise.
a Mrs. Helen CONWAY ana son left las
week for their home 10 Wichita, Kan
sas, and Grandpa Samuel Reid Is dis
q consulate. MIR. JOSH Stone, OF Wash
!. ington City, was here Saturday return
ing from visit 10 his parents at Liber
~. viii S. Stone accompanied hir
b.. this far. Misses Anna Reid and 10
!, Hooker have been visiting friends Il
Danville.
j. B. Myers, OF the Milledgeyill
a section, tells US that Culpepper-Shan
. non College, at Lebanon, Mo-, was de
. stroyed "a few days ago by fire. Tn
loss is over $1,000 without dollars
q insurance. Mr.. Shannon is a stepso
!: of MIR, Myers and he, with MIR. CulpeI
, per, bought the college last spring
a Orland Beck and Z. T. Rsney, of thi
county, were students there.
n Our people regret very much tbs
!, Mr.. G. g. NanArsdale and family ar
"A soon TO leave us for Mercer county
d where he has traded for property. Nj
IN Henry Il. Carpenter and family wi
.. likely go To Cincinnati, while John v
r. Drye and family contemplate maxim
" Mercer county their home. Hustonvil
Ne can ill afford to lose three such splendi
gentlemen aud their excellent familie
Ut DR., Alcoru is improving his residen'
sc by adding two story ell.
= II q, Baughman had his arm throw
~ ont OF place Thursday while breakir
y young horse.
- MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Rifle. Mrs. I.
y Carpenter. Mrs. NJ. j, Huffman al
' Rev. b. J, Pinkerton will attend the
" W. b. NJ. convention held at Cincinna
beginning Oct. 10.
O. a crowd of men came down from Ci
III clnnati one day last week and huat,
Il doves with l.. NJ. Reid, Doc Drye al
40 others. They killed very few rs tn,
er are scarce this season.
I'D Misses Jessie Powell aud EdI
&c Baughmau, of Caldwell College, Da
~ Vile, spent saturday ana Sunday vii
Nv their parents here. Len Taylor, wi
ey Is telegraph operator at Pittsburg,
sc here on "A short vacation. Misses Mau'
Moore and Pearl Johnston, OF Danvill
10 are the guests OF Miss Amanda job
10 ston. Louis VanArsdale, who has t
v phoid fever, is slowly improving. Har
Camnitz continues ouite sick