Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 1

When Bnby wan nick, Rave her Castorl. When aim wa a Child, "ho cried for Castoria. When bhe becamo Mum, ho clung to CastorlA. "When ihe had Children, she them Castoria. My wife was confined to her bed lor over two tnnnth Stanford.

fi wv lAverc auacK ui im. r. That "would afford h. We could not get nothing reHel, and l't retort Sve Chamberlain. pXlUlm atrial.

1 surprise irtm fc. k. nnrinn n. ua bottles for sale by W. 11.

JIc Roberts, Druggist, Persons who are subject to attack's of billlom colic can aluioit invariably tell, by their feelings, when to expect an JlUcl. II Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy is taken as soon as these symptom appear, they can ward oil the dlvase. Such persons should always keep the Itemedy at hand, ready lor immediate use when uceded. Two or three doies ot it at the right time will save them much suffering, for sale by W. II.

McKoberls Druggist, Stanlord. From Head To Foot vim feel the cood that's done by Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It purities the blood. And through the bood, it clrauses, repairs, and invigoratra iht whole system. In recovering tirlppe," or in from pneumonia, fevers, or other waiting dieasc, nolhinR can eciual it as an restorative tonic to build up needed flesh and It romes every organ into natural action, promotes all tho bodily functions, and restores health aud vigor.

For every disease that comes from a torpid liver or impure blood, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and tho most stubborn Skin, Scaly, bcroful. ous alfections, the "Discovery" is the only remedy so certain that it can be guaranteed. If it doen benefit or cure, In every case, you have your money back, Kor a perfoct and permanent cure ior Catarrh lake Dr. Sage a Catarrh Remedy. Its proprietor olttrlsosrewird for an iucurablo cate of Catarrh c.

A fearful cyclono passed through Nebraska, Iowa aud Kansas, doing great damage. The farmers aro now busy in this fivorable weather preparing for the com. ing crop. John Vandeveer, of color, had a six or seven-year-old child to tlio Monday, while tht) family were absent. Judge Wallace.

Jones paid a high compliment to our new circuit court clerk, James Gibony, for tho jnent manner he had gotten up his work. Hon. 1'. Combest, after a visit of some days nmong his constituente, returned Monday to his duties in Frank, fort. Tho fishermen are now having fair luck iu the angling) business.

Hoylu Stouo is occasionally seen with a string of (1-inch minnows, showing them about town. Very able sermons wero dulivered by Elder J. Q. Montgomery at tho Christian church last Saturday night, Sunday before noou and Sunday night. The el der has Htoadily grown in popularity jn this section.

Mrs. Rebecca Railey, a long resident of this place, died at tho house of Col. Frank Wolford, in Columbia, Inst Tues day, and her remains wero brought to this place Wednesday and buried. She wua a good old lady and well beloved bore, and many followed her body to her last resting place. She was tho mother-in-law of Col.

Wolford and Mai. G. W. Sweeney, was 92 years old, her maiden natno was Fitzpatrick, a family of remarkable longevity. La Qrlppo.

During the prevalencs of the OrinpH tho past seasons it was a noticeable fact that who depended upon Dr. King's New Discovery not only had a speedy recovery, but escaped all the troublesome alter effect!) ot the malady. This remedy seems to have a peculiar power In effecting rapid cures, not ouly in caws of La Grippe but in all dlseasesofihe Throat, Chest and Lungs and has cured cases ol Asthma aud Hay Keser of long standing. Try it and be convinced. It wont disappoint.

Krce trial bottle at A. R. Penny's drug Strength and Health. Ifyouarenot feeling strong and healthy.try Electric Hitters. If La Grippe his left you steak and weary, use Electric liitters This remedy acts directly on the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those orKans to perform their If you areaffllcted with iielc Headache you will find speedy aud permanent relief by taking Klectric Hitters.

One trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need. Larue bottles only joe at A. 11. Penny's- drug store. Rev.

A. V. Sizomoro will preach Logan's Creek nt v. m. Sunday.

Lexington is prepaing for a large crowd at the meeting of the Christian Kndeavor Society April 2S, 20 and :10. Xo preaching nt the Methodiet church hero Sunday. Rev. W. E.

Arnold will preach nt MeKendree morning and night. Rev. A. V. Sizemoro will preach nt Rowland Sunday night and Rev.

J. II. Julian will begin a protracted meeting sherbet, cakes of various kinds and fruite. there Monday night. It was near onto the small hours of tho Dr.

Talmagesiys, "Do not go from night when the crowd deputed, fooling! your well filled tables with tho idea thnt that it would bo impossible to have spent a more pleasant evening than the one just gone. LIBERTY. pious talk is going to stop tho guuwing of nn empty stomach or to warm stock inglees feet. Take bread, take raiment, take medicine, as well as take prayer." After tearing Bowling Green up one Bide and down the other Sam Jouea has first night he called for money to help pw the expenses of tho show, only $40 was forthcoming. The next night he called tho audience it lot of "nasty old liars and hypocrites" and they put up $1,500.

Samivel evidently know tho manner of people he was talking to. -It is said that K. W. of Dan ville, is tobeU. S.

Marshal Blackburn's chief deputy. Wm. Williams, of Chicago cut his wite's throat and with the same knife ended his worthless life. It is said that 23 school children were killed in school-house near Tunica, by the cyclone. Gov.

Brown refuses to pardon Mrs. Dr. Stivers, who cruelly beat a servant gir', andsho will gi to jail for four months and p3y 5200. M. D.

Hardin, son of Gen. P. Watt Hardin, baa been chosen by Centre Col lage to represent it in tho Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Contest, which meets in Columbia, S. May IS. Master Price Keller, the 111-year-old son of Rev.

and Mrs. W. I'. Keller, was drowned Wednesday of last week while in bathing near his home in Meridian, Miss. Tho remains were brought hero.

Harrodsburg Saying. After waiting to give the firm of Walton, Johnson Meacham an opportunity to say it, let it be remarked that Fred Grant will take a trip home, after taking a Trip to niako au official call on 'Is Royal 'Ighness Franz Yozef. Newport Journal. BucVUln'a Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world tor cuts, bruisea lores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup lions and positively cures piles, or no pay required.

It is guaranteed to eivw perfect satisi actios or money relunueu. Kor sale by A 1 rice 25 cenis per dox. R. Penny, Stanlord, Ky. The more Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy Is used the better it is liked.

We know of no other remedy that always gives satisfaction. It is good when you first catch cold. It is Kood when your cough seated and your lungs are sore. It is good in any kind of a cough. We have sold dozen Of it and every bottle has given satislaction.

Stedman Prieman, druggists, Minnesota Lake, so cent bottles for sale by W. U.McKoberts, Druggist, Stanlord. t'T'Jt J) i Semi-Weekly Interior Journal. VOL. XXI.

STANFORD, FRIDAY. APRIL 14. 1893. NO. 13 MIDDLEDURG.

DANVILLE. Dou't forgot tlio horse ahow hero I Al Field's Minstrels will lu at tho Saturday. i Opera House nlgM. J. V.

MeWhorter han contracted There am 21 appearance for tho with tieoruo Jeter to build a two- term of the circuit court which begins story business house on tho lot he lately bought of 0. It. Oiirson. Prof. Buck, of Georgetown College, will deliver a scries of lectures at the Baptist church, beginning on Saturday night before the lth Sunday in April.

There are four applicants for tho post olllco here and things are getting quite lively. Mrs. Lulu McAninch is the last to enter the ring and a more worthy lady could not be appointed to handle the pouches. E. 0.

Singleton and F. M. Ware, of McKlnney, attended church hero Sun day. J. C.

Coulter and At H. Spears aro peeling bark this week on Trace Fork. Uriah Kills, Ksi of Big South Boiling Fork, Mini) over Saturday to see his daughter, Mrs. Knoch Wesley. Forest Area raged in the knobs hereabout last week and owing to the very high winds it was very hard to manage.

Much damage was done. Those who BiU'ored most near hero were 1'hilhert Kicharda and Joseph Douglas at Grove, tho latter's farms being left almost fence less, though everybody along tho 0. A G. railway suffered raoro or less. Mrs.

Susan Colllnsworth, wife of .1. C. Colllnsworth, died on tho 7th after a lingering illness of aomu two years of cancerous trouble. Mr. Colllnsworth was a Mlas Cotton, daughter of Mr.Thos.

Cotton, of Alum Springs, Boyle county, and a most estimable lady. She was a kind neighbor, a loving mother and a devoted wife. 8ho leaves a husband aud a littlo son about tl ye years old. After services at her home hero by Rev. J.

Montgomery, her remains were taken to Danville for Interment. LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY. Win. Tanner, jeweler, of Manchester, is here. Frank Scent is down from Flat Lick on a short visit to his many friends here.

Williams, Watkius Tultle have bought out George W. Baker's depot grocery store. It. M. Jackson sold Hon.

John W. Green, of Knoxvllle, a saddle horse once known as Garrard Chief for S'2io Wed neaday. Mrs. W. B.

Catchiug, who has been with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Sawyer, at Newcastle, for several months, returned few days ago. J.

A. Biley, J. D. ritman, Ad Reese and S. F.

Jackson left Tuesday via the overland route to tho Cumberland river, to catch all Mio Hah there is in It. C. M. Kindall and J. II.

Jackson went to KlyV for the same tuirpow. Capt. Abner Daniel, of Richmond, has been in tandon a few days. John 1 McKee, of Danville, was here Tuesday fcr the purpose of ing laurel Seminary for the Sta'e Presbytery to establish a school here. He came at tho request of tho Seminary trustees, who want to establish a 1st class school.

Tho arrangements, will prabably be made. Monday night the prisoners made an unsuccessful attempt to break jail. They succeeded in getting out of tho cage and had also loosened ami taken out moat of the brick between them and liberty. Jailer Lovel's new dog kept barking furiously nnd ho got up to nee what was the. matter, and discovered them just In time to prevent their escape.

Wado Wyatt, living in tho eastern part of tho county, was arrested Monday, charged with murder, and at examining trial Wednesday was turned loose. A woman living nt his house had given birth to twins (illegitimate) and the proof showed that tho birth was premature. Tho family, iu order to shield the woman from the gofsips, had tried to keep tho matter a secret, but it having leaked out and tho children having been buried privately, heuco the arrest. Melville Phelps, a prominent citizen of the county, died al his homo near Bush's Store, Tuesday, April 11, of con sumption. Mr.

Phelps, who was known all over tho county as "Dock," was 511 years old, was a prominent republican, having hoen elected one term as jailer of tho county. Ho was a member of the Baptist church and was a Mason, aa well Ai having engaged in the distilling business for many years. next Monday. Messrs. W.

IC. A. hiuI D. P. R.

have returned from a (tilling excursion to Green Hiver. Mn B. II. Perkins left finally for MiddleBhoro Wednesday. Ilia family will follow him In several days.

Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Spears, of were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Yeiser, Tuesday and At Hue A Faulconer'a sale of saddle horses and roadsters, held on the Fair grounds Tuesday ami Wednesday, 89 horses were sold, bringing G.T. Helm, night policeman and chief of police elect, has been named by U. S.

Marshal Blackburn as one of his deputies. It is not known yet which placo ho will accept. Tho first number of tho Junction City Times, owned by a ntock company and edited by Mr. Thos. H.

Fox, of tho lato Danville Democrat, will be ismied Friday morning, 1 Uh. Mr. Nod D. WilkerBon, of Nashville, has opened an establishment for repa ring and renovating all kinds of stoves and ranges, in tho old Man warring corner on Main street. The types mvle mo say in your last that Will George, a young colored man of Danville, was shot dead in a livery stable at Bedford, I ml.

It should have been "found dead." Later developments ahow that It was old man Win. George and not the young man that it was first thouitht to he. Bud Bruce, sometimes called 'Kgypt' from tho darkness of his complexion, heaved a brick at Joe Chenault Tuesday night because Joe looked at Minerva Nelson, who is the object of Kgypt's affections. For this ami nothing more, Kgypt was fined and costs In the police court at o'clock Wednesday morning. Transylvania Presbytery has been in session here this week with the following named ministers and elders in attendance.

Be vs. 0 B. H. Martin, W. C.

Young, J. T. Lspsley, L. Kddy, J. P.

McMillan, M. Waller. W. O. Goodloe, James M.

Walton, J. It. Tercy, James L. McKee; Klders Kue, B. M.

Peiilck, R. M. Alexander, It. M- Cheek, II. C.

Baker, A. Withers, O. K. Wiseman, J. K.

Cox, W. II. Wherritt, G. W. Grundy, J.

C. Allen, A. Lusk. Town Attorney W. Goodloo on Wednesday morning brought a suit in the circuit court enjoining the hoard gf council of thu town of Danville from swearing in Mr.

C. C. Fox as town attorney on the 15th nnd enjoining Mr. Fox from being sworn in on that or any other day. Mr.

Goodloe charges that the board of council had no right to hold an election on the first Tuesday iu April (when Mr. Fox claims ho was elected and that if the council did have such right, the. election was not held iu the mode aud manner prescribed by law. Ho charges further that nt thu time of Mr. Fox' alleged election, tho B.iid Fox was holding the office of master commissioner of tho Boyle circuit court, and that under the constitution of Kentucky now iu force he can not nt the sumo time bold the olllco of town attorney.

Mention is mado elsewhere of two gentlemen having returned from a iish ing tour to Green Hiver. Some time af ter their return, one of them carried to Kd. Flaig to have repaired a split bamboo fishing rod, which be stated had beeu broken in an attempt to pull out a very largn fish, a bass. Tho other gentlemen is reported to have stid that tho fish which broke tho rod a pike, or pickerel. Now in view of this alleged discrepency in tho proof, Lawyer Graham Price, president of tho Truthful Fishermen's Association, (limited) has ordered the deposition of Dr.

Tom Bo-hon, of Hustonvillo. who was one of tho party, to bo taken, in order to ascertain the exact cause of tho breaking. This course was tlna'ly determined on he of the rumor that au expert had said that if called upon must conscientiously express the opinion that the roil was broken by a wagon wheel running over it. WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY. tJS Dr.

Davis, of Knoxville, was over last week fishing. Mr. J. L. Gentry has added another story to his dwelling.

Flora Huguoly is visiting her brother, Mr. K. M. Huguely. Mr.

Hubert of Somerset, wsb hero a few days Inst week visiting his old friends. Kev. L. Tupper baptized three young people in the Cumberland Sun day afternoon. Mrs.

C. W. Lester and family, who have been visiting at Mt. Vernon, returned last week. Last Monday wag regular police court day.

There was but littlo work to he done, which speaks well for our town. J. M. Meadors had a cow to tile Inst week. It is supposed that she had by drophobia, as she had been bitten by a dog that wns afterwards killed us mad dog.

He v. Terry, of tho Bible College, Lexington, preached two very able discourses at the Christian church Sunday. Ho is graduate this year and valedic torian of his class. Mr. John W.

McCarty and family, of Jellico, have been hero for several days. Mrs. McCarty is Bister of Mre. Moore. Miss Howena Stanflll spent last Sunday with Miss Lucy Mahan, at Pleasant View.

Mr. G. A. Denham is going to build a three room addition to his dwelling. Town Marshal W.

H. Boss was in Cincinnati last week. Mrs. M. A.

Moore, who waa reported aa very sick in our last, died Tuesday April 11. at about 9 o'clock i. m. She bad suffered intensely for nearly two weeks before death camo to her relfef. Mrs Moore was a danghter of Mr.

Wm. Davis, an old and respected citizen of our county, and her husband has been sheriff two terms and h'dd various other positions of honor aud trust. She was in her 41st year and leaves seven children to mourn her loes, the youngest a babe of three weeks. She was buried Wednesday afternoon at the Brier Creek grave-yard, about two miles from town. On Inst Tuesday evening the Misses O'Mnra were "at home" to their friends and about IIO of them gathered in their elegant double parlors to celebrate the occasion.

After all the guests had arrived a card was presented to ench one, with a part of aomo familiar quotation on it; then tho young gentleman was to find thu lady who had the remainder of his quotation, which of courso gave every one splendid opportunity to get acquainted. After spending omo time in conversation, tho gueMs were conducted to tho where they found the table spread and covered with refreshments, consisting of ice cream, LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY. Quarterly court was in session Monday nnd Tuesday, but no business of importance wbb transacted. Rev. J.

R. Tercy and Mr. Wm. II. Wherritt attended the meeting of tho Presbytery at Danville this week.

Tho union services will be held nt tho Methodist church Sunday night and will be conducted by Rev. Taylor, of Danville. Much interest is being manifested in tho protracted meeting at tho Methodist chu'ch. Services are held daily at .1 and 7.30 i. Tho disagreeable, rainy weather has greatly delayed the work on the new buildings of Messrs.

Owsley A Shanks and Batson West. The recent severe wind storms have blown a panel out of the iron fence on the top of the court-house cupola and bent tho weather vane down. Mr. Bud James, of Harrodsburg, was in town Tuesday on business. Mr.

Clyde Herring, of Louisville, is visiting rela tives here. Misses Kate Burdett and Maud Robinson are visiting in Danville. Mr. Brown Cogar has returned from Harrodsburg. Mrs.

Borders, of Stanford, is vistiting her sister, Mrs. 0. C. Stormes. Mr.

C. C. Stormes has been confined to his room several days by illness. At this writing ho is somownat improved. Cabell Denny has gone to Washington City to visit relatives.

MATRIMONIAL MATTERS. Miss Georgie Webster, of Chicago, is the latest goose of a wealthy and prominent family to give up her luxurious surroundings and marry a coachman. Mrs. Benjamin Queen has obtained a divorce from her GO year-old husbaud nt Columbus, because he kissed the hired girl. At this rate, husbands will soon have no rights that the courts will respect The wealthy Mrs.

Hiller, of Boston, who married her coachman, Surrette, last week, baa caused her husband to assume the name of Henry Hiller and will semi hun to Harvard College to acquire an education to fit him for his now station. CHURCH AFFAIRS. at CAMIPRLL. Y. L.

AUSTIN NEW CARRIAGE SHOP, CAMPBELL 4 Fro'rs. Office and stock room cor. Main and Somerset warcroom, paint and repair shop at old Woolen Mills. Work built to order. House Painting and Paper Hanging A specialty.

KSSign Work, artistic and plain." We guarantee work to give satisfaction. A share of patronage solicited. CAMPBELL AUSTIN, Stanford, Ky. THE CYCLONE Tore our Store to pieces and Thousands of dollars worth of goods, but we are AGAIN TO THE FRONT, And ready to wait on the trade. We can now oe found at Jim Elmore's store house in DABSTTOVN.

CaT Damaged goods at your own price. STEPHENS Where goods can be bought CHEAPER Than EVER SEASONABLE GOODS. WALL PAPER ALABASTINE New stock, styles and shades. Carriage and Decorative Paints for Buggies and Household use. Ready Mixed Paints, White Lead, Linseed Oil and Varnishes, Landreth's Garden Seed at Wo Bo MGcMCOBIIIiBTOo 11.

II. KINO. New Drug Store, Stanford, Ky. YOU invited to. GEORGE B.

I'KEWITT. KING PRE WITT. MORELAND, We have opened up a nice line of Dry Goods, Notions, Dress Goods, Clothing Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries, Hardware, We paid spot cash for these goods bought them where we could get the most for the least money. Hardware was bought in car load lots, which enables us to make very low prices. Bases of steel nails $2 per keg, do.

wire nails $2.30, coal oil 10c per gal. with all other goods in proportion. Terms cash or country produce, dive us a call. We will save you money 85 Cotton mnlcs, 2 pr. broke mules and nice saddle horse for sale.

KIUG PRBWITT. Our store and see the great IMPROVEMENT Made in the display of our immense stock of jnL. Jdj Jbr Matting, in the new room in the DT The former Carpet Department has been shelved for our large Sho stock, which is second to none anywhere. For Gents', Ladies' and Children's Fine Footwear, Come and sec us. SJEVJJSMANCItl! SON..