The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-13
Adn1isi Ten And Cents--T
Heard About Town


Heard About Town
| D. X. Farris, of Grab Orchard, who
| has been i'll for some time, is able to
/ be out again.
DR.. A. S. Price is back in his office
after months illness with grip and
other troubles.
| P. NJ. Condor and family, who have
been living in Powell county, are back
at Crab Orchard to spend the rest of
their natural lives.
| SIS
Nat Sewell passed up to London
Wednesday. He made $500 mile
trip from the west to get back to Lau-
rel to work and vote for bond issue.
Mt. Vernon Signal.
! Gilbert Saylor, of Wasiota, who is
visiting his father, John H. Saylor, in
the East End, was a caller at this Of
flee Saturday.
!
Ed Estes, of the East End, after a
sever spell of pneumonia and pleurisy
and an operation for the latter, is
able to be out, to the qualification of
his many friends.
| Col. James w. Guest, of Crab Or
chard, is about himself again after
his severe illness and his host of
friends are glad to see him on the
streets of his home town.
.
Levi S. Elder was appointed rural
carrier to Crab Orchard. He will sue
coed Milton Condor, resigned. Mr.. Ell
der has been in charge of the route
for some time, by the temporary ap-
! pointment of Postmaster E. o. Gooch
T, of Crab Orchard.
! M. D. Shearer and j. l.. ingram.
of Wayne county, attended court
here yesterday. Mr.. Shearer lived in
this county for while and has many
friends here who gave him the glad
hand.
Brack Reid, of near Millidgeville,
will go to Louisville this week with
his little two-year-oic daughter, Luz
Gle, to have her eyes operated upon
lby specialist of that city. Their
|many friends hope that the little one
Twill make nice recovery.
|
E. R. Coleman OF Penny's Drug
lstore, says that the sale of Tanlac,
has been remarkable since this firm
Ibegan handling the medicine here a
few weeks ago and since advertise
Iment of it began in the l. j. So far
Iabout ten dozen bottles have been
sold and the demand seems to be
Igrowing all the time.
Ed. j. @. Montgomery, who is now
Temporarily located at Bardstown,
came up yesterday to see his uncle,
Mr.. George L. Carter, who is i'll at
the home of his son, Mr.. ]. M. Car
ter. 1t was the first time Mr.. Mont
Igomery had visited Stanford for some
time and the many friends of the
isplendid gentlemen were glad to see
him.
w. T. King, who has lived in Gar
rard for twenty-five or more years,
] was never in Stanford until yester-
day, when he came over to court. He
was most agreeably surprised in our
prosperous and growing city. Il like
stamford so well / shall come over
Ioften. | did not know it was such
lgood place." he stated to an l. j.
lman..
Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness
land a general mo account" feeling
is sure sign of torpid liver. HER
BINE is the medicine needed. 1t
makes the liver active, vitalizes the
blood, regulates the bowels, and re-
stores fine feeling of energy and
jcheerfulness. Price soc. Sold by Shu-
CARS Drug Store, Stanford, KY, &
Lyme Bros, Crab Orchard.
DIR. ]. j. Pursley, the well-known
Indian remedy man, of Lancaster and
Atlanta, Ca, was in Stanford for the
first time this spring Monday. He
says that he has had a splendid sea-
son for the sale of his goods, and that
the demand is growing all the time.
DIR. Pursley said he had found that his
ad in the l. j. had brought him splen-
did returns, several parties from dis
tant states writing HIM for medicine,
saying they had read his ad IN this
tpaper.
Two of the biggest buggy manu-
facturers in the State both had exhib
Its in Stanford Monday, court day.
The d. T. Bohon Company, of Har-
rodsburg, which has one of the larg-
est buggy factories in the country,
sent over two handsome vehicles,
which were much admired during the
day. Mr.. Bohon has built up Won
derful business through advertising.
He has recently carried two full-page
advertisements in the /. j. The other
/ exhibit was made by r. NJ, Arnold,
the hustling and progressive buggy
manufacturer of Danville. Mr.. Ar
mold is rarely ever missing from
Stanford on court day and has
large and pleased patronage in this
county.