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Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 4

Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 4

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Commissioner's Gala Thz Interior Journal. 1 Lincoln Circuit Court. PmLOIRob Stanford J. W. Peake, Ets.

Plaintiffs, vs r.Cala. uta. ueionuunis. xtotioe oi sale. Ilamm and Albright will start their wheat thresher this week.

Will beg-in in the Sayera neighborhood but will sow go to the Hiatt section. The trials of Per Bigsby. for killing Greely Lair and of Dick Pike for kill-injr Miie at Livingston twyear-7g8r In obedience to a Judgment rendered at the May term, IMS), In the above styled oourt and action, the undersigned coiumisslouer L.2l THBLE win on eoanty eoart day, between the hours of I were put off until next term oft circuit court. rTo.fl,outh.ll:Mt.at. -No.

South, 11 a at. Ko. it. North, 4:40 A. M.

No. it. M. No. A.

M. No.SM:u. M. JOS. 8.

RICE, Agent. aaa I p. in iront oi me in Stanford, offer for sale at publicum-ory to the highest and best bidder onaci t'ilit of six months the tract of Ifti acres pf land on the waters of Hanglug Fork, in Lliioolu oountv. known as the Wilson Martin Tortured 0a A Horse. 'For 10 years I couldn't ride ahorse without being in tortus from piles," writes L.

S. Napier, of Rugless, "when all dootors and other remedies failed, Bucklen's Arnica; Salve cured roe." Infallible Jor Burps, zema. Bait Rheu'mi'CornsI "2jc. 'Guaranteed by Penny's Drug Store. Senator Paynter, of Kentucky, who has been ill at Providence Hospital, in Washington, as a result of the recent hot weather, is improving slowly.

Delay in taking Foley's Kidney Remedy if you bare backache, kidney or bladder trouble, fastens the disease upon you and makes a cure more difficult. Commence taking Foley's Jfld-ney Remedy to-day and you will soon be well. Why ruk ft serious malady? Stanford Drug Co. Mr. John Cherry, father of our merchant, J.

T. Cherry; is almost blind but is under treatment of Dr. O'Bennon, of Stanford, who is confident he can re farm, bounded on the North by the lamia of i 1 1 Store sight, FOR SALE I Children's day was celebrated at Frank IHmgherty on th Kast by the lands of the Dougherty heirs; on the South by the lands of lan Moore ami Whltehouse; and on the West by the land of U. Uain, Bud Martin. and J.

W. The sale will be' made for tbe purpose of division. Tbe purchaser will be reuulred to execute bond with approved security fnrthe Large and amnll wheat, corn and tobaoco farms, level, rk-b and free from stone, ijarge residences and barns, goo railroad connections. Can offer a bargain at Jai to fO) an Freedom Sunday. A large crowd, good speeches and singing; lots to eat and ideal picnic weather made the day an enjoyable one.

There will be a business meeting at er, bearing per cent. Interest from date of sale until pani, having tbe force and effect aa I'isii isemiiik im Mass-on acre. lxug time paynienw. BLAKLKY, Bowling Green, Ky, tbe laud. J.

B. PAXTOW, H. C. 0. T.

J. Hill Att'y. for Plaintiff. the Baptist church at two o'clock Saturday July 10th. All members are re oLMercJiflndjse for Sale.

quested to be present as some impor tant work needs to be done. 7 I -Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Egbert Wal- rl'destre to tell privately my atop of Ore-eerie and Hardware.

Doing a good business. Will invoice about 12,300, Kauoii- 111 health. GKO. D. HOPPER, Stanford, Ky, len, a boy.

Mr. B. F. Sutton, of Wadd, is reported very sick. Fred Durham and wife, of Elizabethtown, are visiting the Iatter'j parent here this week.

)WCs, tJ Elder J. W. preached two It appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that Hustouville Voting Precincts No. 2 and 3 need to be changed for public convenience and the public good requiring said change, aneVa petition having been filed, asking fooaid change by about three bundred Tewicent TotJers -of said -two nreciucta A. S.

PRICE, Surgeon Dentlstj excellent, sermons at the Christian church-Monday and Tuesday night. -sjbsbVt aTtiavv.rft UJtlk imi Our line of Mea's, Boys' and Children' Clothing is more coranlcU than of said county, it is therefore ordered and adjudged by the court that the STANFORD, KENTUCKY, a ii Both the Christian and Baptist churches 1 ruuiniarv Af anirl two nrecinrri ha Msnimi. anrl a nnw nrAPinnt nroamuwt ever before. to see them before buying elsewhere. C3ce over McKoberta Drag Store in iuu ma ma im mwss a hwiwmiism hard we presume.

the Owsley Building. Hustonville rrecinct JNo, as changed shall be as follows: Beginning on it Mr. eb HaU and wife, of Pineville, Hustonville-A Stanford turnpike at John Murphy's place, now Shores, --TP were guests of Mr. Asa Sams, of th SAM ROBINSON, STANFORD. KY.

Eczema is Curable Maretburg section. Mr. flail is in th scientific preparation fai employ of the L. N. as section and Is considered, one among the external um.

8 top Itching instantly and destroy the germs that cauaa akin Kezema cuicklv yield and it 2Z best track men the company has. permanently eurea remaraaow We are told that some of. the grand jurymen after being dismissed last medicine- All iruggisie. vm pla. B.

W. Bom Med. Co Saturday at Mt. Vernon having finish- Penny's Dfug Store. th work for this term of circuit court The Guessing Contest on Our Soap Window' is Increasing.

Don tried to get money on their claims and When Ordering Clothes Have vonr measure taken by a tailor of ex- th banks nor any other concern would advance th money even at a large dis count. "Where, oh where is prosperity excluding him; thence with said pike to the intersection of the same and Bradfordsville turnpike in Hustonville; thence with Hustonville A Brad-fordsville pike to the Casey county line, and with the same to the crossing of the Hustonville A Mkldleburg turnpike; thence with said pike to James Ji MeKinoey's including biro; thence a straight tin to HL--EL- Scuddcr's ax. eluding him; thence a straight line to E. D. Kennedy's place now K.

L. TauutM excluding him; thence straight line to Hall Anderson! asoluding him; thence on a straight line to R. II. Cooper's to the Hanging Fork, Mc-Kinney Green River Turnpike, and with said pike to the place of beginning, including all in said boundary. The place) of holding the election shall be and remain aiheretofore in Illusion ville.

r7 Boundaiy of Hustonville Precinct No. 3 so changed shall be as follows: Beginning at the Monroe Smith place on Green River excluding it; thence the line of Precinct No. 4 a. straight line to Dan Moore's including him; thence a straight line to J. 8.

Richenbach' including him; thence a straight line to R. H. Cooper's including him; thence a straight line to Hall Ande son's place to the crossing of the McKlnney A Green River i turnpike and with said pike to the John Murphy place now H. Shores including him; thence a straight line to the J. M.

Carter place; now Cbristnan, including him; thence a straight line to tbe Logan place, now Hanson, exclud-ng him; thence a straight line where 'Harris Creek empties into Knob Lick; thence down Knob Lick Creek to the crossing jf Knob Lick McCormack's church and turnpike at B. F. Powell's excluding htm; thence a straight line to the O. Neal place, now. VonGreenigaaV excluding him; thence a rtrfLO'-Tto) the olace of besrinnine.

includiniT all in said bouhiiarv excerit and a full dinner pail? Miss It. The Livingston Baptist Sunday school pnoe DusineH.riHLU or toe nnest evening clothes, will hftvelhat individuality and fit which plainly Indicate they were made to your measure. I will also take your measure lor extra trousers, fancy vests, top coats and overcoats. Spring and Summer sample on hand ready for your Inspection. with Mr.

Drummonds a Superintend ent and th Baptist Sunday school at H.O.BUPLKY.The Tailor, tltanford, Ky. this place, W. H. Sowder Superintend ent, are. running a race with each other Itching Skin Diseases now for the largest attendance and Are readily cureSbyZemoi, A liquid collections of money.

So far the Bred- head Sunday school is ahead in attend ance but Livingston beats ia money lor external uses. Zemo give instant relief and permanently cure any form Itching, Skin or Scalp disease. All Droeristt. Write for sample. E.

W. matters. V. H. HI GINS, Mrs.

J'. H. Jsrrett inform us that lose Med. St. Louis.

their family will enjoy a home coming jolin Skidmere and James Daugherty. The place" of holding the election in G. PENNY'S DRUG STORE soma time in the future, thosv away are John Jarrett and wife, of Stanford, Kentucky. FAR FO A LEj near Liberty; Casey county, Mrs. Dollie Cornelius arid son, of Durango, Colorado, The farm of 10 acres, of good blue grass an i Ex Jailer Owen Jarrett and family.

of Mt Vernon, probably Miss Verne ana, iving one nine rtoran oi Mcntiiney.on the runnford pike. Improvements and fencing good; plenty of water and fruit. Also 125 acres of timbered land one mile East of MoKiniiBy; half under fence; plenty Jarrett, a grand-daughterof Flora Vista, oi water ana gopa tonaeeo tana, nee grow N. will accompany Mrs. Cornelius said precinct shall be and remain lit Turnersville.

Boundary of the new Hustonville Voting Precinct No. 4 as established herein shall be as. follows: Beginning at the crossing of tlie Casey county line and Green River, near -George lutes'; thence with Casey county line to the ilustonville A Mfddleburg turnpike and with same to James J. McKlu-ney's, excluding him; thence a straight line to K. 8.

8cudderJs, including him; thence a straight line to the E. D. Kennedy plade, now K. L. Tanner's, including same; thence straight line to Hall Anderson, including Jbiro; thence a straight line K.

H-. Cooper's, excluding- him; "thence a straight line to J. bach's, excluding him; thence a straight line to Dan Moore's, excluding him; thence a straight line to D. C. Sipple at 'Jumbo, including him; thence down Green River with Waynesbarg- Magisterial District, line to the beginning, all in said boundary, and the place of holding the election in said precincUihall be in the -town of McKmney.

And all ng orop. A. til Agent. McKlnney, Ky. Bell Lawrence, the trifling fellow who escaped from a pest house on CUT FLOWERS FOB SALE! Rockcastle river last Autumn and came through this 'Section scattering small I can furnish the public with the best, as pox from which about 50 persons were well as the freshest ol cut flowers, plants of inoculated, including yours truly, was indicted by the grand jury last court ail vinas, nutos, potted nowers, on snort notice.

Also make a specialty of wreaths for for funeral purposes. In connection with the above, I have all kinds of vegetables on band at reasonable orders or parts of order of this court in conflict herein are hereby set aside but was not arrested until last week. and held for naught, and the clerk of this court hereby directed to give 1 i i ii it inn Hsj Ml i ii i nisT irr il iiii i i He is now in jail awaiting trial, His prices. OHRIBTMAM (JREKN HOUSES, JCll IIL-BKAKII. Pkom.

Stanford, KJr, low down actions, cost this county near notice of said chsnges and new boundaries by advertisement at least one month before-the next election by publication in the newnpaner published in ly $2,000 said county having the largest circulation in said county and by posters put Tbe way things look and the. way up in four of the most public places in each. of said precinct. people talk seem we are to have about three, weddings in' town soon. guess work bat we have guessed pretty A Copy Attesti- 1 cooPERr Clerk Lincoln County Court well all along.

Dr. W. F. Carter and bride are expected back from their tour soon and will go to housekeeping 4 BEGINNING JULY 1st MIDESFURS FesUwrt, Ttllow, Bttswax, Giaseng, Galdea Seal, (Yellow Root), etc W. are Dealers, and caa to ketler for you than agsets et eeaaussiea sMKhut Reference, any Bank in Louisville.

Wrae (or weekly price hst and ship, ping tags. Wefumuh wool ttgt tree, IH. 8ABEL St SONS 229 E. Market ft. LOUISVILLE.

KY. in the residence given to Mrs. Carter by her father, Larkin Hicks. He will probably move to his wife' property bibles (25. cj.

CUX I have just received a car of OLD HICKORY WAGONS, the near Bee Lick. wagon on the market for the money. See them before buying, as there has Notwithstanding the wet Spring we been a great improvement in their construction. -'-v ''J: WILL SELL ROUND TRIP TICKETS have had and the inability of our farmers to properly plow their crops E. TV PENCE.

1ST A NFORD. If Y. -TO- iverything looks splendid and it seems Norfolk aad O. D. S.

S. Co. L.Beazley&Co., All Rail $2S 00 25 50 New YorkGtf.A. we are to have a large corn crop, yet a few farmers living in the low lands have given up. a small part of their 30 00 Via Norton: aad Atlantic Cky MILIiiiXfEEY.

O. D.S.S.fcN.Y Asbury Park. N. I. 23 80 Long Branch.

N. f. 23 80 crops on account of wet during the rainy weather hoes have been made good nse of and as a eon- consequence cornTieldg are pfelty clean of weeds. 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 Ocean throve, N. j.

23 80 Sprint! Grove, N. i. 23 80 The Charles Wheeler Emporium, Se Git. N.J 23 80 MrS. Ed Woodall and Mrs.

C. E. Rice, 26 15 Cspe May. N. of Livingston, attended children's day Ocean City, N.

J. i 2S 80 GOOD 30 DAYS. LIBERAL STOP-OVERS -Hustonville, at Freedom last Sunday and "were the guests of Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr. and oee route On sale every day.

Round trip Tickets New York and Boston, rail and water, going Invites you to the largest MILLINERY SE Mrs. G. E. Painter. Mrs.

Rice return and returning another. Good 30 days; aop-oren allowed. i -A Jl a LECTION we have ever shown. ed to her home Monday but Mrs. Wood-all extended her visit to her parents at Rouod-tnp tick eU to all mountain and summer resorts.

Good Oct 31. Old Point Comfort and return, July 27 and August 21. Ticket! good Q- CZf Undeitaxers and Embalrr. era. Also Dealers in Fur- niture, Mattiags.Rugf, They Will exchange Furniture for all Kinds of Stock.

Give 15 days. Stop over allowed on return trip Wadd. Mrs. MolheySkirvin, mother of Mrs. J.

M. Adams, of this place, return Atlantic City and return, August 19. Tickets good 15 days. Slop- 516.00 over allowed on return trip at all authorized points Stylet up to themiaute. Prices lieyon cimpetitlonT.

We also that our Spring Line it now complete. To save money, come and see and be convinced. Our Spring Line of Shoes for Ladies, Misses aud Children and our line of Gent's Shoes will certainly please. Ilanan and Walkover lines are hummers and are strictly reliable. Yours for an honest deal, ed to her home in Grant County Monday after several days visit with her Them a Call.

Prices Eight STAKFJBRD. KENTUCKY. daughter and other relatives here. For full information call on of address CEO, W. BARNEY, D.

P. Ticket office Phoenix Hotel Lexington, Ky. William M. Yent, City Ticket Ag.nL Miss Eila Carson and her brother, Bane, ChAbxes Wheki.f.r. children' of Mr.

W. A. Carson, our painter her, are at home on vacation. J. C.

McClary, They have been in school at Princeton, Use Arnold's Hand-r5ade Busies- ay. hiss uuie uamey, of Mt- sterling, is with relatives here. Mrs. Nannie Vest and Mr. Orvil Colyer and wife, of VI Covington, were visiting here first of week.

Preventies those Can jy Cold Cure, Stanford, 7ty. Orgmniml. S82. Cmpitml Clk, SSO.OOO. Jmrytut srjssf VmlimiM Prufiit, fT.

1 1 i I xauieia win areiy ma quicKiycoecx all colds and the Grip. Try tliem once and seel 48-25c. old by Pennys Drug There are plehty cheaper buggies but there are none better. Buggy Jta paitl i DiviJindi ino 0rSamxatin, Store, painting, first-cla- work, $10; phaetons, $12; surreys, $14 and up, to the size. Per set, buggy steel tires, best quality, at $3.50.

Buggy tops re-covered in 30 oonce rubber at $8. Buggies re-covered and relined fnttt yt Jftatmnl Our Vfirita Francis W. Cushman. Representative OFFICERS. in Congress from Tacoma, died at Roosevelt Hospital, Hen York, from pneumonia.

at $10. Buggies re-covered in leather and relined for $25. Rubber tires, the beat on the market and the lowest prices, Goodyear and Keller, at $14. Best Goodrich at $16. We solicit your trade.

Undertaker. Emtalmer and Dealer Cacidlery, STAfsTchr, KY. DIRECTORS. F. Reid, J.

H. BaahmsB, D. Elmore," M. Pettus, H. C.

Bsughman, F.Cs-amioi, S. T. Harris, no. C. Robinson," If.

Bannoa J. S. IXocVef, C. E. Tale.

S. Hocker, S. T. Harris, Vict-President; Johs McRoberts, Cashier; H. C.

Bf-Hmao, Asst. Cashr W.W.Eitinders.EccLkerper. Pains ol womeD, head pains, or any pain stopped in 20 tnluutes sure, with Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. See full formula on 25c Box.

Sold by Penny's Drug Store. Horn Phone I. C.rt Fmoat, 1ST..

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