THE INTERIOR JOURNAL

STANFOUD Kv AUG 31 1900-

E 0 WALTON HUSINESH MANAGERj

nTi boat materials combined with111 and accuracy insure good

results No Bro over-used in our proscription work PennyDrug Store

PERSONALS

Miss SUSAN PiBHBit WOODS Is atDJlpplng Springs

MRS WILLIAM DAUOIIKKTY Is utr Talhama Spring

Miss FANNIE DOTY of Garrard la

with Mrs L L DOW

JOHN W BIIOWN HSQ of Mt Vernon watt hero yesterday

Miss LAURA CAUTEU went lo JrabOrchard to visit yesterday

W W SAUNOKRS and Ap Novluaro attending the Brodhcad fair

Miss LYDIA LEWIS of Danvlllowas the guest of Mrs Allco Clovd

Mus KLLEN QUEEN of Shelby CityU with hor brother G U Barnelt

Miss MAUOIE McCLAitYot Ml Vur

i pool la rUitlng Miss Stella McOlaryMRS ELIZA mAIN and James U

Gentry aro at Crab Orchard SpringsMRS JOSIK UANKY of Danville le-

the guest of Mr and Mre T D RanoyMRS ELLA STUVIINS of Booneabor

OJgh Is with Mr and Mrs 4ct Eastland

MISSES FRANCES SPOONAMOHE leftWednesday lorxalol Ill to vliilrolalives

MRS JULIA HUGHES end familykayo moved Into their pretty now

homoIEAKSOK MILLER of Stanford was

hero a few days since Wayne Co

RecordMiss CottA JURBY of Peweo Valley

will arrive today to visit Miss SalltoDuddcrar

MISSES JESSIE DBANB COOKE andLurlle Cooper mo vlalilng relative at

LancasterMRSS REID ot Lexington h

visiting her parents Mr and Mrs JnoM White

MISSES NELL DILLON and Rose M II

ler of Lancaster paid this otilco a callWednesday

MRS WT MmtlMgI and childrenof Livingston havo been with Mrs O

J NewlaodMiss ISAIIKL WALKER of Garrard

U over 00 a visit to her brother MrW O Walker

Misses AOOIB CARNEY and FideliaSharp of Junction City are with MrsW O Speed

Miss FLLA LBB BARNBTT Is visiting

Mil Kite B Drye and other relativesnear 11 JMtonvlleI

FOREST MCCLARY Initiated the shirtpant rage hero yesterday Ho hasteem for sale ni I2J10

Rev W M lirltt has recovered cutfl icntly to bo able to Oil his regularappointment hero Sunday-

W o MERSHON and wife of StLouis have been vlilllng Mrs Granvlllo Mcrthon and daughters 1

MISSKS MAUI MOORE and PearlJohDMD of Doyle have been guests of

Muses Salllo and Jennlo LynnMKSDAMES SAMUEL REID and Pris

Rio Drye of Uustonvlllc visited rela ¬

tives here the first of tbo weekMRS HELEN HUKKMAN of Huston

ville Is visiting her brother Judge JP Bailey and other relatives hero

Miss SALLIB LYNN wont to Millers

hire Wednesday to be one of a housoput given by Miss Julia Carpenter

Missis KATIE SIMPSON and Mro b Brown of Lancaster were heroWe Unedy on route to the Brodhead

farRL McDraALU son of J P Mo

D Jgald of Danville If slowly lifprovicgfrom a serious attack of typhoidfvjr

MRS A K DBNNY and Mlts BelloD nay who bavo been in Madison

county since June returned home Wed

nrsdayMrssRSW G WilLOH R B Ma

bony F M Ware E J Brown and K

C Walton wont to the BroJhoad fairyesterday

MRS DrNcAN GOODLOK ono of

Bjylos best democrats was hero Wdr a3ay on his way to Richmond to via

la motherDMR9 J N MUNEPBR and MUa Luc io Mcncfoe havo returned from avispa Mrs K B Ritchie al Mineral

Wlla TexasF DITCH LotS LANDRAM who is

eying Rio Crab Orchard Springs was

hero Wednesday accompanied by Miss

Aitio MarkaburyMiss LINDA MILLER liSat Oxford

0 attending a house party given by

Ilea Annlo May Shropshire who ruwntlv visited her

MR J A HAMMONDS our splendidn iibblo correspondent was hero Wedeiday on hla way to Casey to visit rolUires aud old friends

MRS J B CROUCH who has beenvNonl In Ohio since July 10th returnu homo yesterday with the twins andhe old man Is happy againMiss ANNIE BRONAUOH gNOLE IAN

ras hero yesterday to meet Mr andIra Thomas Covlngton of Richmondho came to visit at Mr G R EagleansED WALTON came in with tho circus

rain yesterday morning and remainedl see tho toni taken down last nightvdvocale Lord how soma people areIvan to lIapsus linguaMr JAMES MItm uI has given up-

I position aa bead miller at J Hiaughman Coarralll and has boon

accooded by Mr U S Tray lor Mrillburn went to Danville yesterdayMu ED S ROWLAND of tho mer

liant tailoring firm of Rowland do

oOdcock Danville was hero thiscek to see Messrs Cummins Mo-

t ary whom he secured to represente firm here

J I BuiaiiT of Lexington the hostdemocrat on the road Is hero to seeour merchants

JAMKS DUUDEUAK and family havomoved W Stanford jind occupy thollallproperty on Lower main

Mus J W ALLEN and Miss AnneHold of Iluslonvlllc woro hero Wed-

nesday

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on their way to Paint Lick tovisit relatives

A DOZEN or moro couples enjoyen delightful watermelon foto givenMr and Mrs L L Duty last night I

honor os Missus Fannie Doty and IsabelWltllcur of Garrard

LOCALSto

BllAN now styles In neckwear JPJones x

NEW Disc plow at Illgglns ft Me

Klnnoya

BuuatES harness hips c cheaut Wcaron Bros

DOUGLAS shoes for gentlemen Cum ¬

mini A McClary

lUHODNO secondhand school booksat Craig S lockers

SIR the now shirt walsW for mon atCummins McClary

I FIVE bushels of ohlckon feed for IIJ 11 Baunhman ft Co

fill sale of Mrs Singletons farm oc ¬

curs at Crab Orchard tomorrowre

Wi soil Centlmeroa kid gloves andlit thorn to the hand JP Jones

WIIoro handling thu LightningHay Prose and repairs Woaren Bros

CAtt IoAU of tho celebrated HorseShoe fertilizer just received Deazloy

t lays

SPECIAL for school children A heavyverge Paragon frame umbrella for 60c

J P Jones

THE second nine of this place did up

Lancaster second team 11 to 11 on

their grounds Tuesday afternoon

TilE harvest Is past the summer Is

about ended and you will never bo say ¬

ed unless you pay your subscription

NEW Eddy sllkaBrandenburrgclotbepercales calicoes outings and flannel ¬

ettes for early fall sowing at Severanceft Soot

Outs stock of Quconswaro is aboutcomplete Call and eco It Somethingpretty to show you Geo U FarrlCorYOUR taxes are now past due andyou must not put off paying them long ¬

er but come at onoe S M Owenssheriff

A COUPLE of dusky damsels Pollyand Lena Hays wore before Judg-

Usiley for lighting yesterday buboth were acquitted

JBlUTKMirBit 22 Is this last day for fil ¬

ing claims road pike or other kindsagainst the county No claims will bo

flied alter that date O B Cooperclerk

Tint stockholders heroin the Somernot Banking Co have not been advised

stall of the condition of affairs Allsorts of rumors aro afloat the latestthat there la a defalcation of over 40

000

KILLED J H Haines formerly of

Lincoln was killed by tho cars at Lex ¬

ington In such H mannorat to warrantthe belief that he took that method of

committing ruloldo Ho ww to havebeen married next day

Clltcus Everybody knows thjUCooper Cos circus Is tho bOIl fortho money It charges of any that over

visit this section It will bo hero In

nil its glory Monday 3d Come In and

lee the parade and tho show

LHCTUUE Elder J W McGarveyof Loxlngton will deliver a leoturo ntGoabon ohurch on Wednesday ovanlngSth on his travula In the Holy Landwith splendid view of all Importantpoints Admission 20cforchlldrcn lOc

SPEAKING Hon J P Duncan of

Carrollton lion J C Bsckham of

Shelby and District Elector Wm J

Price of Boyle will spunk V Stanfordtit 10 oclock A M Monday Sept a

Republloansii ua well at democrats arcInyltod

CASTLil COUH tho late residenceof Mr Richard Cohn Sr and UOO

cares of land lying on the Mllledcevllle pike sold nt auction Wednesday

to Mr Richard pobb Jr at 81065Some knob land belonging to the es ¬

taw only brought lOu an acre A good

crowd was nt the sale a number com ¬

lag from a distance

FINED Thn Richmond Registersays that Anderson Carr of StanfordHarvey Bimildus Ed Galnoa and GeoSteward all of color wore arrested on

a charge or tho lllelal sale of whisky

They were taken before Judge Rico

and Carr was fined 5100 and costs while

the others wero released Carr had

booth rented at tho colored fair and

Intend of selling atrfctly what ho had

a right to sell ho procured some whirky and sold It on the grounds Tho

other three wero only hired by Carr a

olorksMCCLultnMrCurtlaGover tele

phoned us from Crab Orchard thismorning that Mr Joo McClure died at030 last night Ho was one of iho EastEnds cleverest and beat citizens andtho now of his death will cause sorrowwherever bo la kuown Ho marriedMica Sabra Hays six or seven year agoand aho and one child are loft to mournthe loss of a splendid husband andfather Mr McClure was a brother of

henry D McClure of TurnoravllloTyphoid fiver was his trouble Theburial will °occur at Crab0rchiard thisafternoon i j

WILLIAMSBURG

EDITOIt GOES THEItB TO ANSWER LI

iilRf SUIT AND GETS CA1TUHED

1We bavo mot tho opcmy nnd woare theirs We deadened over Intotheir country Wednesday and wore notonly captured but really enrapturedwith our captors Il was in tho countyofdWllllamsburg that we caJlIfightncm we overthem collectively or individually whichallegation we deny and defy tho alllgators The reason of our pilgrimage inthe little city In the hills was to Ins ¬

wer nn Invitation extended by cxStatoInspector Columbus W Lester toshow cause why wo should not pony up15000 for simply reproducing what wasapparently a well authenticated state¬Loinpirrnui to ono Robert Nooks who was Incustody of an olllcor Two responsiblepaper at least hud BO charged buforowo printed the Item but Immediatelyon Bluing Mr Lesters denial of thecharge we gave him the benefit of Itiand before wo dreamed of a suit overtho matter Aftor wo saw by a dispatchIn tho Courier Journal that he hadbrought suit wo published a full expla ¬

nation of our position In tbo promisesand not only denied tho slightest mal ¬

ice In the publication but any desirewhatever to reflect on Mr Lesterwhom although not personally ac ¬

quainted with him wo knew to be agood man and to have filled a roaponlble position under Gov Bradley most

creditably The explanation did notseem to satiety Mr Lester howeverand he continued to insist that we cometo Wllllamsburg and toll the court thatwo wero not animated either with mal ¬

ice aforethnugnt cvjl prepense aswo lawyer say which we are sure thecourt who has known us from boyhoodknow without being told Tbo casewas set for Wednesday but on accpuptof the absence of ono of our attorneysbllllttu > roes and Mr Lester kindlyconsented to a continuance to anotherday of the term In thla connectionwe may say parenthetically that If woknow ouraolf we would not Intention ¬

ally Injure a living creature byword orpublication and that had Mr Lestercomplained to Ut directly we shouldhave taken delight In setting him rightand making the fullest amends peas ¬

blo Wo dont have to bi sued to makeus do right but try to do It under anyand all circumstances Wo found MrLetter to bo anything but n bad manfrom Bitter Creek In fact bo appearsto be n pretty clover follow but liablelike all humans logo wrong occasion-ally

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and bring libel suitsWe had the good fortune by sugges ¬

tion of Judge Alcorn to find an abidingplace at Mra Neeleya hotel SboMorrowtattorneystheir homo with her It la a mightypleasant place to spend a day and nightMrs Nooluy is a pretty young widowand was expecting H friend by the trainwo arrived on but he didnt como andJudge Alcora explained that the heart-iness of tho welcome she extended aawas due to the fact that she took us forthe one expected Speaking of JudgeAlcorn reminds us to say that the peo¬

aplc of Whitley and in fuel all thecounties bo practices In look upon himail the greatest wan living The menswear by him the women name theirchildren after him and tbo other lawsopintion ua not ouly the law but the gospelbesides The judge certainly hue gotem tricked up there and If the matter

wits loft to thorn bo would bo governorpresident or anything else he mightcall for

Saddened t>y the eavereaj loss thatcan befall n moan after almost u lifetime of happy consort Judgo MorrowIn nut the bright and cheerful man hewas when ho usedto provide over theLincoln clruull court but occasionallyhis wellknown and peculiarly characturlittlu laugh at a good joke which hotolls with great humor puts everybodyin a cachinnating mood Like us honever was much fatter than n mulchand the few pounds of flush that bo hasaccumulated since we saw him lastshows up well on him Ho apologizedfor not coming to Stanford while hewas al Crab Orchard and wb acceptedhit apology on n promise that bo wouldnever be so remiss again

We formed a number of pleasant acquulptdncea in Wllllamsburg IncludingMr J W Slier cashier of the localbpnk It la said you sever really knowand like u man till you have hud alightwith him and while wo did not exactlyhave a tight with Mr S we should havejumped him hud wo known at the timethai the local militia company hadbeen mustered out that day The pointof his offending lay in a vory howl ¬

iating remark he made na wo wore Ir ¬

traduced I know your eon Ed verywelt ho said which was enough tomake even an older man than we whoImagine wo look almost aa young aa woused to be jet hot In the collar Wowhenabo suggested that he would have ahempen necktie adjusted to our case If

wo didnt look a lello oud Mr Sl ¬

ier has held many olllcus of honor andtrust In his county and la at present therepublican repreeeniallvo on the elec ¬

tion commission Whataro you dewocrau going to do with the electionlawV ha asked Give you one that themeanest Brownie or thu worst repub11 Clio a can not gainsay we respondedwhen ho coptlnned We never had afairer squarer election in Shltleycounty than tho ono held under theGoubel law because the democraticcommissioners wore aa honest ua my

lieU but the opportunities for fraud un ¬

der U are too numerous In these daysof anxiety to obtain partyadyanItage1 Mr Slier la a whole cooled andhighly pleasant gentleman such aipiie

LAn W51 ID ihi

Wo had never met our attorneysMessra Tvo and Denbam before Theyare up to snuff In their profession andlenders of n good bar Mr Tyc fa afterour own heart politically but MrDonham la bound to republican Idols

Uos nil right however otherwise andwo overlook the only objection to himfor yip same rcasou thai the great en ¬

tertainer Polk Miller says an old dar ¬

ky gave him when he naked Rastuswhy Is it that you always voto tbo re ¬

publican ticket Jest becaso I dontknow no better Mr Miller he no

knowledgcdWllllaraBburjrla a really pretty little

city but it being laid oil after the or ¬

der of Boston with Its angles andcurves a tcnderfooican easily lose hisbearings There aro many pretty reel ¬

dences and the academy and BaptistInstitute buildings will compare favor ¬

ably with those of any place of Its sizeIn ono particular if no other II Uahead of Stanford Its electric lightburn all night while ours shut oilshortly past midnight Wo never saw-

a quieter or more orderly place thanthe capital of Whitley and we have anotion of going there to live If wo haveany money loft after Brer Lester getsthrough with us

The militia company tiereorganizd-on n republican basis was mustered outby Capt Calboun Tuesday when It Issold that the buys returned about twiceaa ua they gottWo Agent JB White for courtesies He held openhis olllco an hour at night to receive anuuewur to a dispatch we sent Of courseeo obliging a gentleman could not bo

other than a good democratMost of the towns along the lino ore

holding their own while Livingston lafairly growing and spreading like agreen bay tree The last time we werethere a miserable old hovel wee calledby courtesy the depot Now a bandsome several story building in whichChief Trbln Dispatcher L M Westerfield and an able corps bold forth rearslie commodious proportions heaven ¬

ward modernly fitted with water andother conveniences while flower gar¬

dens appear and cooling fountains playon hillside and valley The place is un ¬

usually well provided with hotels and I

flourishing stores aboundTbo L ft N doesnt give us a pass

any moro but makes us pay for ridingjust like the other common folks so

when wo compliment the improvements111 has made along the line and say Ithas the cleverest employee of any roadIn tto country we do It from a purelydisinterested standpoint It Is a pleas ¬

ure to ride albeit at 3 cents a mile

ItObln80DiiofDouglas of the Shortaro gentlemen who know bow to treatgentlemen and to make ladles Tool thatll II a privilege to ride on their train

The Short Dog as the train CaptDouglas runs la strangely called la

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perhaps the slowest train in the worldnot even excepting the jerkwaterthat runs between here and Richmond

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on the 1C C Il takes wore than anhour to run the 17 miles between Cor

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bin and Willlamaburg and an expertrailroader could easily jump oil theengine run around the train and get

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on the rear when It Is going Its fastestThe track seems to be good and whypeoples patience should be so severelytaxed la Innxpheabe unless the LN wants to give its patrons along timeride for a little money I

Our mission was far from a pleasantone but we rather nJoed the diver ¬

sion and shall not therefore quarrelwith our friend the snowy Mr Lesterfor snaking ua mako It

mITHE BRODHEAD xk

The fifth annual exhibition of theRockcasilo Fair Association la going onat Brodhead and Rockcatlo people aa

well aa those from numerous othercounties are enjoying It Wednesdaythe Oral daywas devoted mostly tofarm products needle work and wom-

en

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work generally and the displaywas line A good trotting race a runnlng race and a mulo Taco wero hotlycontested In the afternoon Wilcoxwon the former with niggln and Tray j

nor second and third James Spoonamorb won the running and E J Minkthe unite race Bud Dunn brother of

lour A C Dunn got the blue In thewalking ring with his great mare thathas never known defeat Nearly nil of

the rings were well filled tind some hadnil high as 10 entries

The Ml Vernon band Editor E AAlbright leader la furiiUhing tinemusic

Col Jordan Peter Chandler as ringmarshal ia u bowling tjuocess

Tho skin games are thuru by the doz ¬enIH C Jones got premium on yellowcorn white corn and variety of cornbroom corn cane poaches and won thopony race Rattler is a hustler-

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A Riddle won on beets and pearElII beets were almost ua large aa pump ¬

jkinst Ion but ¬

tar and Mrs Dr Haggard on cake I

Miss Ella Dunn took lour ties Black ¬

berry wine peach preserves honey andbest trimmed bonnet I

A beautiful lot of silk quilts woreexbTbllcd Rockcastle ladies can beatthe world with the needle

President J Thomas Chery Secre ¬

taryJ W Tale and Vice PresidentA J Pike are making everybody havea good time They are the right menfur the places they till The dlrectors are the most substantial menla tho county

The crowd yesterday was fairly goodand stock of various kinds from severalcounties was exhibited Everybodyseemed In a good humor and the daywas a thoroughly enjoyable one Ron

IG Gilbert and Cot WG Welchwere among the dlBllnuulahed guestswhb received much attention The

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night to a largo audience and-s

ns usualmade a Ono speech Lack of space provents our giving the awards In fifll butappended are some of the inure Impor ¬

tact onesW II Untnnaman got premiums on

mule ono and under two mule two andunder three bunk any age ewe anyago x

F Francisco shoat bmatand Berk ¬

shire sowWm HyslnjfBr ball calf bull any

ageHC Junes cow any age

R K Guinea of Llncolnbull catramaIDllluII1 one

hoary Sutton got several ties in ¬

eluding nad on pair of mulesU C El ward gelding one year and

under two gelding two and over andguldrng any ale

Luaion Dunn son of A C Dunn ofLincoln won the premium fOr the bestboy rider defuallnit fled Dunne sonwho hall never haen beaten

Bud Duet but and etnuotheat walk ¬

erMiss Etta Pike won In the ring best

lady riderLen Shanuopof Lincoln mars two

year and peerD S Wilcox of Richmond won the

pacing race in straight hunts withNapier McClure of Crab Orchardsecond and H H Riddle of RockcasUP third

Scoa Farrld won the running raceThree of the handsomest married

women on tbe ground were almost Injpirable yesterday They were Mosdauea J W Brown J Tnuuiut Cherryand James I Hamilton the tatter ol

LancasterGMorgan wun the INTEKIOK

JOURNAL premium beat lot of washedand plck dwool

A great croAd ia expected today andthe program Is the best yet Much In-

terest Is centered In the Tandy turnoutring and there will probably be aa manyua 10 entries The racing card Includesthe 8100 trot

LOST between Stanford and Mllledgevlllo a red back pocket day book con ¬

wining valuable papers RewardCharles Lutes Mllledgevllle

THEIR many deeply sympa ¬

thize with John S Murphy and wife Inthe loss of their little son just a yearold Cholera Infantum took the littlefellow away and caused aching heartsin the household The burial will oc ¬

cur in Buffalo cemetery this morning

LAND STOCK CROPS flC-

j Tennesseea wheat crop will averageonly 11 bushels

J O Hays sold to W P Grimes 17

yearlings at 620E L King sold to J C Hays a bunch

of yearlings at 810-

Vf H Sbanka sold to E P Woods CO

176pound hogs at He-

BurnSlde Leavel sold to John DHarris 100 feeders at liehjJ F Oitfs bought a lot of mules inWayne county at 8107 50 to 8125

J W Baugbman bouphtau AberdeenAngus bull of Charles D Marvin for200Please call and settle for the season

of 18on owe Din and oblige M SBaugbmau

E P Woods sold to C E Miller olIllinois S3 yearlings for Oct 15 dollyery nt 4Jc

Conrad Watt bought of W G Hiatta buncb of steers al 410 and some hell¬

ers at 2c1C M Rlie of Danville killed 42

doves In 40 shuts on the Hughes farmIn Garrard

IfIVo hundred picked ewes extra insize and age G A SwinobrotdSon Lancaster

IW S Drye Co of Hustonvlliesold to R W Robb of Boston twoharness geldings for 880D

Miss Lucy Bush of Anderson coun ¬

ty hud a field of wheat threshed nhluhyielded 15 bushels per acro

J B dama hits bouib the EdwardMcCarty farm rear town on the Stanford pike and will move to It lu March

advocate

McAlllatorlBrasof I S 1hllllps u buDuh of 000

1I01IlUtyearling catttle nt 4c for Oct 1

enCorbett knocked IcCI out in tbo

GUi round ui MudUon Square Giirduolust ntgat

I BJGELMTSTho 600Acra Farm of tho lato j

S W Givo =s Er ForSale Livo Stock

On Wednesday Sept 12 1900-At 10 A M on the premises known asthe S W aivons farm wo Mill soil ut publicprolwrtyTheKnob Lick a station on the L A N It H-

and on the Stanford Shelby City plko orsShelbyOltvloading produce 4c It U wall wateredwith onil and tho KnobplllCU1All73 acres Uln grass and the placo U knownIue being one of tho finest moolc

State Every acre of It can bo cultlvutled and all of It will bring kpluudld returns

It U a uplnndld brick linlldlngcontaltilnp10 rooms and two large hulls It U In arood state of repair and modern In buildThere arc nil iifce arv onthnlldlni

Also IUD acres of good luob laudAt the same tlmo we will sell n Shorthorn

cows 3 Jersey IMWH T veer big rod heifer3 yearling steers I huff 33 owes 1 pllr of

1 work horse 11 lIroldcolIIbland mart 1 5 rear old caddie place 1

binder 3 mower liny rake cut tvtiar andofbuggynitureWe will aloe sell excellent Victor Suvk

Scales bran newThis sale U wade for a dlvltlon of the ci ¬

tato WP OIIIUCS IroaclicMvIlloiU W GIVENS Ilubbla

Write either of the above or call oS Wadjalningtheb

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3TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I

My official term of tour years ns Present of the KY OltOWEKS iNSUflANOE COMPANY expired on the 2ld day of the present monthand lam

NO LONGER CONNECTEDWith said company ic any other official capacity J E DELPH

K

THE SUPERIOR GRAIN DRILLS

Are Still In The LeadBuy it and you will make no mistake Also

the

Micron VoHey Fertilizer i

We have been using this for several yearswithlgood results

HIGGINS McKINNEY

ReducedPrices on Straw h-

atsOUTPALEINTWOWe dont want to carry them over and almost any price takes them

Ladies Slippersi

Greatly reduced In price We have some nice ones left A beautiful patent lealh ¬

er for 1 5-

0ALLSUIVliViEROOODSMust go aiii its your opportunity

Ho Jo M9M0BEffiTc17ra M mv tret <Z8 IJt y t J 3X

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r BIGis PreparatIonS m

Fjpr the Fall Trade

m New Goods Irf4 I

wAre arriving diilr We will have for your inspection New Dress KStti Goods Silks French Fannels SWgler Shoes for Women noel Chll 35

drum and a fine line of Fancy No ions SM

i COME AND SEE US 1tii-

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For your Fal needs The quality and price will please W

SEVERANCE SONSis I Opposite Court house

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The poulnrttr tf the =HANAN SHOEmensjJust as stylish and wearing Just ns tong dont go with won that have triel i

Dont waste your money on Slices that dont suit you

BUY HANAN9BAnd have tho beat The above rut gives exact style of our Patent Kid Butt just

in Dont fail to fee them

JOHN P JONES Stanford

Stanford Female CollegeSTANFORD KYryNext Session will open Monday Sept 3 =

Thorough courses in Literature ScienceMusic Art and Elocution

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