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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

DR.. J. F. Spaunhurst, Of Kirksvillei
the active representative OF the
American School Of osteopathy, is In
the city. He is spending bis vaca.
tion travelling for this great institu.
ton. Mr.. Spaunhurst has writer
several excellent articles on the sci
ence Of osteopathy. For severaI
years he was superintendent of some
of Missouri's beet public schools
among them the Laddonia Public
School, over which he ably and sue.
cessfulIy presided for four years. He
lie now q student of the American
School of Osteopathy, and according
to his individual way Of entering into
his undertakings with vim and en-.
thusiasm, it is needless to say that hi
will win In this new and righteous, bui
somewhat unpopular profession, fol
the masses are not acquainted with
the scope and spirit Of this science
which is yet in infancy. See what hs
says about It In another column o
this paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

On Tuesday marriage license was
issued to W. II. Barney and Miss Fan
! ME German, both Of Laddonla,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

Il you want coalto thresh with, cal
. Guthrie & Son. w2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

The daughter Of Richard Byrns,
btu Of town, lie very sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
Great Haste Is Not
Always Good Speed. q


%any people trust TO lack
to pail them through, and are
often disappointed. Do not
dily-daay IN matters of
health. With It you can
accomplish miracles. With
opt It you are . no good
Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and
blood healthy BY The use Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the faultlesz blood purifier.
nvnpopola-aE know 8 positive relief
for dyspebsIR and that Is Hoods sarsapa'
Fllls. IL cured ms. Ny neuralgia also
stopped ". b. BALDWIN, l6f Oak Street,
BinFhamson. New YORK.
Tired Feeling Ny appetite was
eaprIci6us, my liter disoFdered and I was
tired. Hood'i sarsaparflla relieved q al.
It cured a friend o. plns Of female weak
nsss.n MIA Jnlan A MANI, Clayton. Del.
,Sa1qp0sM
(EEz27lU
Eeass Fla ssrt HvsE nl.l IAs s~salui.ung -
- |-HES~|~ - 49, ZEEE HanNn 1n~a@WarfIa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

The Missouri Board Of ~Equilazation
has increased the assessment OF the
railroad, telegraph and bridge COM
panies Of the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
Wesk!u Ledger.
THURSDAY, JULY n.

4. ]. Neal was a vIsItor from Van
III Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Smith,
Lst Of town, Q son, on July q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

M. Rainey was here from Mar
.hil Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

DR.. Baehman, the Dentist, north
side square, over BIumis store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

Fruit cans in plenty at Ferris 8
suthorn's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

Threshing Coal.
Dali on Guthrie g. Son for threshing
ID; we have It. WIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

In the case Of the State VS.. Sam
Rhoadman charged with petit larceny,
the jury could not decide-four mem-
bers being for acquittal and two for
conviction. Squire Dudley, before
whom the case was tried, set the trial
for Thursday, August 10. The state
ment In an evening publication that
he is charged both with grand and
petit larceny Is a mistake.
J. @. Holt has gone to Colorado
Sprinpa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
COURT.
Docket of the August Term, 1899


FEST DAY-AUousT IA.
Estate Of H. Schulz, final settle
ment; Josephine Schulz, administers
trix.
Estate OF g. 8. Hughlett, final set
Element; D. L. 8. Bland, executor.
Estate Of Martha Dye, final settle
ment; Polly Dye, ADMINISTRATIVE.
Estate of ]. NJ. O'Brien, final settle
ment; A. and L. o'Brien, executors
Estate OF J. W. Northcutt, final set-
Element; J. E. Northentt, administra-
tor.
Etate of H. Bliven, final settlement;
James II. Simmons, administrator.
Estate OF D. j. Atkins, final settle
mont; D. ]. Atkins, Jr., administrator.
Estate of q. A. Rose, final settle
ment; O. o. Rose, Administrative.
Estate OF W. 8. Cleveland, annual
settlement; ]. L. Cleveland, curator.
Estate of A. O. and W. E. Poore,
annual settlement; james Poore,
curator.
SECOND DAY-AUGusT is.
Estate Of Haley heirs, annual set
Element; J. 3. Jesse, curator.
Estate OF ]. K. Smith, annual eettle-
ment; Mag Smith, Administrative.
Estate OF John Ess, annual settle
ment; John Ess, Jr., administrator.
Estate OF 3. A. Smell, annual settle
ment; T. O. Smell, administrator.
Estate of 8. W. Buckley, annual set
tIemeuti Kennan & Buckley, admins
traitors.
Estate Of ]. 8. Snidow, annual set
Element; W. H. KEENAN,, administra-
tor.
Estate OF L. H. Friar, annual settle
ment; W. II. Logan, curator,
Estate Of Snidow heirs, annual set
Element; J. E. Jesse, curator.
Estate of johnson heirs, annual
settlement; w. A. johnson, curator:
Estate Of John M. Smith, annual
settlement; N. A. Smith, administra-
trix.
THIRD DAY-AUGUsT 16.
Estate of Vera Houghland, annual
settlement; L. Houghland, curatrix.
Estate OF W. T. Kemp, annual set
Element; J. NJ. Saunders, curator.
Estate Of Rhett Robinson. annual
settlement; l.. Robinson, curator.
Estate OF Kelly Roberts, annual set
Element; A. q. Turner, curator.
Estate OF Freyer heirs, annual set
Element; Jacob Freyer, curator.
Estate OF T. p. Kirkland, annual set
Element; ]. |. kirkland, executor.
Estate Of A. B. Tinsley, final settle
ment; J. B. Pool, executor.
Estate Of j. NJ. Mcintyre, annual
settlement; Joe WillIams, guardian.
Estate of Chff Doolin, annual settle
ment; Wiley Talley, guardian.
FOURTH DAY-AUGUsT IL.
Estate Of e. ]. Gordon, final settle
ment; r. Luckie, Administrator.
Estate Of ]. l. Kelly, final settle
ment; 8. E. Kelly admir-.
Estate Of Creasey heirs, annual set
Element; J. R. Jesse, curator.
Estate OF o. Ellis, annual settle
ment; JEFF Ellis, curator.
Estate of Aquila Roberts, final set
Element; 1. Roberts, administrator.
Estate of ]. e. Dickie, final settle
ment; Rachel Dickie, administrative.
Estate Of ]. O. Armistead, final set
Element; M. Armistead, administrator.
Estate OF ]. W. Fletcher, final set
tlement; 8. P. Emmons, administra-
tor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
BoG,y

Heeas flll esri liver n. ~ nenlrrll.unG "a
en- Gtkslas q I'll sHs AeRe1 sE-Hr&
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

COMMERCIAL CLUB.-A splendid
beginning was made last night towards
the organization of a club To awaken
interest in public improvement and Sc
cure competing railroad lines. Sixty
seven solid citizens representing every
branch OF business were present and all
seemed determined 10 contribute his
mite towards the much desired end. BY
request Hon. j. n. Saunders stated the
object of the meeting, after which A.
G.. Sine was elected chairman and f. G.
Walton secretary. On motion OF Mr..
Saunders, seconded by w. Ii. McKin-
uey, the chair named the following
committee To find out what is best TO be
done, how TO do 1t and report next
Thursday night AT meeting at the
court house, when permanent organiza-
ton will be effected: j. N. Saunders,
w. b. Mckinney, II. j. McRoberts,
DR.. w. n. Craig, j. T.. Bruce and j. ~
Menefee. The chair then called for
suggestions from those present, when
DR.. j. +. Peyton, DIR. w, b. O'Bannon,
A. A. Warren, Mayor Meneiee, DR. w.
N. Craig and win Severance made
timely talks. They all expressed
themselves as being favorable to any
thing that would look 10 the betterment
and upbuilding Of Stanford and pledged
their time and means TO that end. The
meeting then adjourned till next
Thursday at 1880 T.. M, everyone pres
ent feeling that most favorable step
towards much desired end had been
taken aud resolving TO do his best To
add new life 10 the town.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28
Soldier and Sailor Intelligence.

The temperature at Manila was ~
Tuesday, and there we're several cases
OF sunstroke among the soldiers.
10 the attempt to take Calumpit,
which was strongly fortified, Gen. Me-
Arthur lost six killed and - wounded.
The Americans completely routed
the Fiiipinos at Apalit, sustaining
only loss of one man killed and nine
wounded
The graves of the Confederate dead
were decorated at Augusta, Ga. The
memorial day parade was headed by
the Third Nebraska regimen,al band
An eX-soldier At Elkhart. Ind,
committed suicide because of i'll health
contracted in the Spanish war. He
ought to have remained alive and
drawn a pension.
Instead OF sending him to the Philip
pines. the war department will proba-
lily assign Gen. Wheeler TO command
the new department of Texas. where
be will remain until Congress con.
venes.
Gen. Wheeler will hardly 90 TO the
philippines as has been stated. There
Is nothing against him personally, but
the claim Is that the regular service
should get the benefit OF war promo
| tions.
Col. Funston, the fighting command
err OF the fighting Kansans in the Phil.
ippines, says the word Independence"
with the Fflipinos means simply "a IL
cense to raise he'll, and If they got con-
troll they would raise fine crop of it,"
a detachment OF marines aud sailors
from the gunboat Nashville participa-
ted In the Confederate Memorial Day
exercises at Vicksburg, Miss, and two
companies OF United States regulars
fired the salute to dead Confederates a,
the Confederate monument at Sayan.
nah.
Admiral kautz will also come in for
reprimand at the request of the Ger
man government. Writing from Samoa
to Cincinnati kinswoman, he says: IL
am not king here, but just plain boss
OF the ranch The German consul had
that position up to my arrival, but since
then he has been very silent partner.
am very much afraid he doesn't like me
in Tact, am not at all popular here
with the Germans. But am all RICH,
with the English, and hope TO pull
through with them. | have no doub,
OF being sustained by the govern men,
in all have done"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

BKNKRUPT ATTORNEYS Walter G.
Chapman, clerk, sends this: IL will
be of interest to attorneys who desire
TO file petitions in bankruptcy In the
United States District Court, or to con.
duct proceedings in such cases, to know
that they must first be admitted to
practice Ia the Circuit or District
Court of the United States. This is
necessary under the provisions of Rule
No. promulgated by the Supreme
Court. Attorneys who have causes To
file In the Court at Frankfort may be
sworn in by the Clerk at Frankfort, hi
having authority to administer Tn,
oath TO qualified attorneys and to enter
the necessary order admitting them t,
practice in the United States Courts.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

THE legislative race seems to attract
little attention yet. but there Is plenty
Of time between this and June 10th,
when the precinct conventions will be
held, for IL 70 get red hot. II the peo-
pie are a. anxious for the return of
Hon NJ +. North as the leading mem
bers OF the last Legislature, be will
have an easy time making his calling
and selection sure. Speaker Beckham
and many others have written him very
complimentary letters, the speakers
especially being hattering. He says
there was no man in the House in whom
he placed more confidence and none his
superior for wisdom, conservatism ant
force in debate.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

House RAZED.-The house on David
SCOTS land in the Gilberts Creek sec
tion, occupied by Negro named Tom
Lackey, was pulled down durirg the
darkey's absence a few days since The
neighbors had missed chickens, hogs
and the like and while they believed
Lackey the guilty party, of course they
took no such means TO rid their section
OF him. 1t is not known who tore the
house down, but II is known that il had
the effect OF making Lackey hunt for a
new home.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

WE do not remember to have seen so
sudden a transition from winter to
spring and the Oldest inhabltant is
forced to admit that 1t gets him too.
The trees seem to have oursted into
full foliage in night and the hills and
dales to have been carpeted in living
green almost In twinkling. The mer-
curry went up to 20 yesterday and vege-
tatlon is vegitating with a hop, skip
and Jump.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

SELF MADE.-We overheard a good
one the other day. A Young lady was
telling another about her experience
with a third. When they started 10
retire and the Young lady spoken of as
third, began to disrobe, the first young
lady expressed great surprise that she
wore false hips and the numerous other
false things that go TO round out a fig
ure, which has been denied the proper
outline by nature. II didn't know you
had TO wear such things, she said, "Oh
yes" was the reply, IL am really and
truly a self made woman" Which leads
us to remark that we heard another
lady say that but for the dressmaker's
art, half the women would not dare 70
appear in public.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

1T was enough to make ones hair
stand on end TO see the cannon balls of
the Queen 4 Crescent fly by here going
south. There ia strong down grade
from Paxton's Summit to Rowland and
the engineers seem to have pulled her
wide open" and let her go. Only blue
streak was left as she passed the depot
here and IL was actually the case that
il took two men 10 tell about her as she
few by, one To say, "aere she comes"
and the other "rhere she goes" J.C.
Gilmore and I'D Roller have been acting
as pilots and they do not seem 10 enjoy
their honors little bit. In fact their
ewes hang out on their cheeks, when
they 90 on ny and there is a plainly
noticeable expression on their counte-
nances of, "Oh, wish | was on the
ground once more Going up grade
though the q. &. trains are not In IL at
all. Engineers tell us that the driving
wheels of the engines are too tall for II
and they creep up slower than heavily
laden freight trains.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28
PERSONAL ANo SOCIETY GOSSIP.

Miss NELLIE MERsHoN Is visiting
10 Richmond.
REV. S. NJ. RANKIS attended Pres
bytery AT Lawrenceburg.
Miss EssIE CUMMINs, Of Livingston,
l. with Mrs. DR.. T.. j. Brown.
Mrs. MATTE KIRBY Is at Corbin
getting up class In elocutioo.
X. l.. WARNER, Of Garrard, is visit
log his sister, Mrs. J. w. Perrin
Mrs. ELLEN WHITE. OF Manchester,
spent several days with friends here.
MrssRs. +. T.. CONTEST and George
T.. Stone, Of Liberty, were here Tues
day.
Mrs. II. }. LyLEs, OF Nashville, ar
rived yesterday to visit her sisters
here.
Mrs. J. +. HOOKER, Of Junction City,
is with her daughter. Mrs. w. o.
Speed
Miss MARY FOLEY, OF Crab Orch.
ard. Is with her sister, Mrs. G. w.
DeBord.
MRS. JUDE THOMPSON, OF Living
ston, is here under DR.. T.. j. Browns
treatment
MIR. q. L. MCRoBERTs, OF Danyille,
spent several days with his relative,
". II. Mcl,obcrts.
Mis-. W. r. GRUBBs, OF Shelby City,
spent several days with her daughter,
Mrs. Embry T. Beazley.
HoN. J. c. W. BECKHAM, OF Nelson,
ex- Speaker Of the House and candidate
for lieutenant governor, is In town.
B.H. DANKs, the eS- ieweler, Is run
ming ~ mail messenger on the X. C..
aud hopes to get the job permanently.
EDITOR r. u. SPoTswoop, OF the
Harrodsburg Democrat, passed through
Wednesday returning from Middles'
boro.
Miss ELLA MAY SAUNDERS bright
smile now greets the visitor TO j. +.
Jones dry goods store. She has been
employed "a -aleslady.
Mrs. ). NJ. LOGAN and the baby, OF
Middlesboro, visited her parents Judge
and Mrs. NJ. &. Saudey, while her bus
band attended Presbytery.
Miss ARIApSE WRIGHT, Of Huston
Vile, who has been visiting the Misses
Ellis, returned last night and Niles
Annie Ellis returned with her.
WILL &. MOORE, OF this county, who
has been handling II stable OF horses at
Bardstowu. orders his paper ser, TO the
shirley Riding Academy, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
JACoR HoMMEIsTEIN was here We'd
nesday prospecting, but found the
freight rates 10 Cincinnati so high that
he had to give up his intention OF go
ing into the produce aud junk business
here.
H. Y. NCCHEsNEY. edito- OF the
Livingston County Banner, was here
this week In the interest OF his candida
ey for the democratic domination Tor
superinte ndent of public instruction ana
met a number OF our citizens. He is
CAPABLE aud well qualified man for the
position and seems TO have great conf
dence 10 his chance 10 win.
Mrs. W. Il. Cook aud handsome
baby, Robinson, and Letcher owsley'
have returned from visit 10 Hender'
sonyille, n. &. Mrs. +. l.. Owsley and
con, William, will arrive tomorrow
from same place. We are glad TO learn
of a great improvement In Mr. ows
ley's health. Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Hun
man. and little son. Elijah Burnside, o
Stanford, visited the family OF Mr. joe
Burnside. Mrs. w. X. Shugars an'
sister, Miss Florence Tanner, OF Mchln
ney. have been visiting relatives in TN
Lancaster Record.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

Nor APPRECIATED Elder John T.
Chopper, of whose lectures at the Chris
tian church a note was made in last
issue. furnished by a member, shook
the dust of the city from his feet yes
terdav and left for greener fields, glad
apparently to escape with his life He
discoursed for four nights on subjects
which seemed beyond his comprehen.
sion to audiences so slim, IL was painful
to see, and the sum total of his collec-
tions was $3.50. He will not take with
him a good recollection of Stanford. and
Stanford will recollect him only AS a
clever but misguided man, who would
make more hauling rails than discuss
ing questions that the brightest minds
and the best educated p.en are hardly
able to grasp.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

DEATH MIR. NJ. ID. Gilmore has re-
ceived the news OF the death OF his dou-
Bile aunt. Mrs. Charlotte I. Moore,
who lived in Fremont county, Iowa.
She was the relIct of James Moore
and WAS born near Crab Orchard %
years ago. a daughter OF hers mar
ried Mr.. Monfort and their son. WIN.
Franklin Monfort, was sailor on the
Maine and went down with the ill-fat-
ed vessel.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

THE court OF appeals affirmed the
decision OF the Lincoln circuit court in
the case Of Murphy vs.. the Stanford
Water, Light u Ice Co. The late
Squire Murphy sought an injunction
against the company to restrain II from
damming the water OF the st. Assph.
claiming that thereby his lands were
injured, but both courts decided against
him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

THE l60th Indiana regiment which
was mustered out at Savannah, Ca.
passed through here Wednesday night
on q. Il G. trains, OF which il took
three OF 10, 6 and ID coaches each. AS
they did not stop and a ii was quite
late when they passed our people did
not get the benefit OF them.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

THE Somerset Paragon says that the
blackberry crop promises to be a large
one. In that event the Pulaskians will
be able to pay their taxes, rs 1t used to
be said that when the crop failed they
could not do 20.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

GoEBEL. From all we can hear peo-
pie will be here from the four quarters
and IA far out as the salt works TO hear
Senator Goebel court day in MAY. AS
much curiosity Is felt to see him as
there would be for Bryan and the pros
pee: is that he will have to speak in the
open air.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28
WANTED

And willing 10 pay top prices in cAsn fol
Chickens, Eggs, Feathers. Ducks. Geese
TURKEYS. Ginseng. Yellow Root, Bees Wax
Hides OF all kinds, Copper, Brass. Iron anC
Bones. Also will he In the market for wool
See me and get my price before selling, anC
get spot cash. Call at my headq uarters
Perrin 4 Fences Office, near Depot, stan
ford, Ky. Il. ROBINSON.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

THE Christian Alliance convention
will begin at the Christian church
May aud last three days, three ser.
vices daily. Rev. G.. n. Eldredge.
supt. Indiana. Kentucky and Michigan
Will be assisted by Rev. ID. w. LaL.ach.
eur, returned missionary and superin-
tendent OF China missions. The Ohio
quartette and other workers will be
present.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

DECLARED lNsANE.-A jury found
DR.. j. \. Williams, of Mckinney, in
sane and Judge Bailey ordered him To
be taken to the Lakeland Asylum,
where Deputy w. l.. Wood delivered
him Wednesday. Witnesses testified
that the doctor was slave TO opium
and whisky and that his delusion is
that he is an heir through a brother To
a vast estate. He gave checks and
bought things layishly, the people
humoring him by accepting the checks,
which were worthless, OF course, and
not delivering the goods. OF late he
had became dangerous and his family
were fearful he would inJure them or
himself. SO they decided the lunacy
proceedings the best plan to pursue.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

JOHN GREEN, colorcd, who Is more
frequently in trouble than out of II,
gave his wife a severe beating the 9TH
er night and in the fracas she received
a severe lick on the head. When Mar
shall Newland went TO arrest him he
couldn't be found and it is hoped that
be has departed for good.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

an saturday, June 3, 90,
We will sell al public sale our
Fine Blue. Grass Farm Of 36s Acres In casev

County, miles West OF Hustonyille, Nv. mi,
farm Is considered the best la Casey county. ID Is
we'll Improved with several tine Barns, A good
Dwelllhg OF u rooms, Cellar and all Necessary
springs aud Is IN high state of cultivation; being
about two thirds well set In grass The balance Is
In cultivation This Il rare opportunity ion any
one wishing me farm This tarm will he sold for
one third cash; balance In one aud two YEAR with
q per gent. interest Possession given IAN L. igal.
With privilege of seeding this Tall Tor turtle, iu
lormation call ON oi address q. 4. NanArsalale
hustonville, OF Wallace Carpenter 90 the premises
who viii take pleasure In showing you the farm
G. G. NANARSDALE,
vi Aaaih carpenter heifs, Hustonyille, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

BILLy.-W. L. Chandler. who was in
Capt. Penny's company In Porto Rico,
made a policeman's billy out OF very
dense wood that Is found there. and
yesterday presented IL to Marshal
Newland. II is almost as heavy as lead
and Brother" can knock 'em down
en,ier than ever now.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28
e. G. wALroN, Business MANAGER.

WE have n record Of more than CO.
600 correctly filed prescriptions. Don't
YOU think that entities us To your con-
fdencey Penny's Drug Store
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

1T has been over week since the
bridge on the c. s. was knocked down.
but Its through trains are still running
on the l.. n ". It IL said however.
that a temporary bridge is about ready
for use,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

b. T. BRAKEMAN. who used TO live
here and teach school, and who after
wards studied law and got license, go.
ing to Louisville aud getting arrested
for conspiracy to blackmail, seems to
be jack at all trades. He has just
been granted patent for typewriting
machine.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

.LUMBER.-The county will sell at
public auction at 10 a. NJ, tomorrow,
10Th, az Rowland, the lumber In the
fence that formerly enclosed the rail-
road yards. 1t will be offered in lots
of 500 to 1000 feet and the posts which
are locust separately.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

ATTACHED -Kabheld q Carols
Minstrels had their baggage attached
and came near stranding at Lebanon.
They wanted date here, but didn't
get IL.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28

TURTLES. Jim Tall caught six tur-
ties while tramping down the ST. As.
aph Wednesday and as he marched
home with them with visions OF the
soup they would make, he was as happy
looking as the average Niger wild a
'possnm.n