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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL
A STANFORD Ky Antii 0 1001
Quit prescription work la unsurpass ¬
T ed Try us and be convinced PennyDrug Store
tPERSOtfs
clerking In the
rMn SAMUKI T UAKRIS has been
sick several daysMRS W G WlTHEUS who has been
III Iublo to sit upMiss MINNIE WOODS Is visiting
friondi In Ilustonvlllc-MllB J II YKAQlilt Is visiting Mrs
R P Adams In LexingtonMRs MARY OmEN of Iluetouvlllot Is with Mrs Adolla WoodsH O DOTY who moved from OarFridayt End
Is preparing to move to OklahomaMiss JlKlLK ROOT of Danville was
the guest of Miss Florence Trucbcartt Miss HELEN TIUMIMOND of Hrod
head spent several days with friends
hereMusDKTSY ROIIINSON Is III at the
home of her daughter Mrs J M
WhiteTUB Faniy Work Club will meet
with Mrs M O Wllllurns Thursdayafternoon
Du PKKCV BENTON and RichardPike of Urodhcad attended court heroyesterday
v MR GKO D noiiKit went to Louis-ville yesterday to attend the Maccabco
conventionMISSGituniis of Shelby
City spent several with her sister MrsK T Hcusle-
yPitor AND MIIH K L GRUIIIIB
spent several days with relatives atShelby City
Fin u DAUMANN went up to Bornt start Saturday to spend a few days
with friendsMu J UlCllAliOliUflllof Richmond
has gono Into n law partnership withHon W B Smith
Miss Jrssu DBANK COOKK ofNashville will arrive this week tovisit her sisters hare
Miss GEORGIA IlANHFOiiD of Som1erect Is visiting tho family of George
A Hughes at MoKlnnoyMESSRS M P ELKIN and John II
Meier are representing StanfordsMaccabco lodge at Louisville
KniTOU K W LlLLAHI of the Dan ¬
Svilla News was hero yesterday gettingsubscribers for his good paper
Mrssits W S WOODSON and D nFaulkner of Knox county wero on
Sundays train bound for LouisvilleR E UltOOKS ono of Rockcastlee
cloWr citizens and a candidate forjalfer was hero yesterday mingling
1wIth friendsY Mite JOHN ninoilT JR who has
been lpendlnltbo winter In Hendersonvlllo N C joined her husband hero
l this morningMARY EDITH AND UFUTIIA tho two
little daughters of J T Dlankensblpare very sick with measles Living ¬
ston Cor SignalMR WIIL SEVERANCE ocd wife and
Mr C E Tutu and wife left this morn-
s
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log for Casey to spend a few days fish ¬
ing In Green riverJR NUNNELLKY who Is working
for a St Louis firm In Maine arrivedSunday to visit his parents Mr andMrs P P Nunnelley-
Mn SAMUEL II HEIM who will cel ¬
ebrate hie SOth birthday today Is get¬
ting very feeble and his friends orevery uneasy about him
MRS G T LACKEY loft Saturday to
4v join her husband In St Louis wherethey will remain a few days before lo¬
eating at Dee Moines IowaMn J H STEPHENS has rented the
Henry Newland farm In the East Endl and Mrs otephcng camo up from Lob
anon Junction Sunday to join himL LITTLE RUTH MCCOLLUM of Juno ¬
T clan City who has been very III Is Im-
proving her father Mr O D MeCole lum who was hero yesterday Informed
S usMil AND Mus G W RIFKK and
children of Hustonvlllo who have beenvisiting Mr H D Gllmoro and famly
returned homo yesterday Marlot Fal
J conDtt W W BUHOIN and wife o-
ftRichmond are guests of her parents atCrab Orchard The doctor and MrW D Edmlston attended court heroyesterdayreturnedAiL R Hughes and will upend n few
weeks at homo In order to regain herlost health
hMESSRS W T SEIIASTIAN A Dt Ford WL Law on T A Elkin oDd
James Dunn were some of the Garrardcounty gentlemen who attended courthero yesterday
MRS HENRY LAMMERS has returnedfrom u visit to her daughter In Louis-
ville
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MRS LEVI ELDER of Crabt Orchard IB the guostof hcrsUter Mre
1W W Burgln Richmond Panta
raphI of papers In mentioning
tbd marriage of Mr Arthur 0 Hill toMiss Nellie Mcrshon speak of thegromnsn prosperous young lawyer
Mr Hill has shown good judgement In
the selection of n wife and Is n lino
farmer but but If ho knows anythingabout law be has kept It from his par-
t opts and most Intimate friends
LOCALS
FANCY Qucenswaro cost for cashO H Farris ft Co
I SELL seed potatoes cheaper thanany house In town W U Brady
Go to Jones for embroideries lacesand gloves They carry the stock
SPRINGof Jaralnlorrcs are InCall and see them O H Farris JcCo a
GARDEN Seeds IonSete andNorthern Seed Potatoes at Warren dsShanksaWILL sell all our cheap hay In 10 or15 days So como quluk J H Dnugbman kCoaI THE Canton Harrow for dura-bility
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good work and light draft Forsale by George U Farris d Co
A VALUAIIL F mulu longing to MrS J Embry got one of Its feet caughtIn a stable Dad died before assistancearrived
A DOu supposed to bo mad was shotat by Marshal Robert Jones Saturdayafternoon but the bullet went wide of
I Us mark and the dog went on1
I WILL have my opening tomorrowWednesday and Thursday Call andsee the beautiful line of pattern hatsand bonnets A special Invitation Istendered to husbands and fathers Re ¬
member the date Miss Llcclo Deaz
layIMPROVINOMMcceer1A Allen
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kCo have contracted with Messrs AM Pence and R E L Sims to Im ¬
prove their homes on Danville Ave ¬
nue The former will add three roomsand the latter a bay window and otherImprovements
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HORSE Snow AT UUSTONVILLKSaturday 1s tho day for the annualhorse show at Hustonvlllo and It Islikely there will bo moro good stallionsand jacks there than for years It It asplendid place to advertise and horseowners should not wise the opportun
ityRFAUMrSamuel Reid of Huston
vllle received a dispatch a few dayssince telling of the death of his sisterMrs Salllo Read ut Bloomfield bat howas not well enough to attend the bur ¬
lad Mrs Read was about 80 years oldand died of pneumonia Four grownchildren survive her
POdtmostcrJ1Dmore than probable that Capt lid Pellyof Dunnvlllc will mako tho race for therepublican nomination for Stato Sena ¬
tor The captain suits us all rightSenator Farrls can beat him as easy asauy other republican
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THE rain and general bad weather ofSunday prevented many a lady frominitiating her pretty spring bonnet andtho old winter tllo was again pressedInto service In fact the weather hadbeen so fearful for several days thatthe majority of mankind had cared andthought very little about dress of anykind
THE resignation of Mrs Nannie SSaulley as principal of the Stanford Fe ¬
male College has been tendered to andaccepted by the board of trustees Tbocollege will be run next year Severalapplications for the place have already
In1lormeda first class principal
NONE For the first time In yearsthe Casey circuit court failed to sendany prisoners to tlio penitentiary EldJ Q Montgomery who was hero yes-
terday¬
told us that Green Shaw charg-ed
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with killing Randall was acquittedand that the case of Woodrum accusedof murder was thrown out of courtThe term was a very dull ono
JAMKS PHILLIPS1
hasoaexhibitionIn Miss Annie Phillips millinery window the cutest kind of a farm housebeautifully fenced In with rabbits ga ¬
lore In the yard The little house iselegantly furnished as can be seenfrom the windows and la altogether nvery creditable piece of work Stop asyou go bv and tako a look at It as wellan tbo pretty hate Miss Phillips Is maktag
IN JAIL Honr CWarren serveda short term In jail Friday but whatbo was guilty of Jailer George DoBordwho was judgo and jury In the case re ¬
fuses to divulge Mr Warren wont into talk to n client about 1 oclock andMr DoBord locked the doors and wontabout his business About supper timehe returned unlocked and let MrWarren go his way rejoicing Thejailer claims forgetfulness but MrWarren U inclined to believe that hobad a grievance against him and tookthat method of squaring accounts
OLD PLAN John Bright of Lin-coln presented Mayor Fisher with aplan of Danville made by John Thom-as
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surveyor of Mercer county on the7th of Juno 1707 It la very accurateand will bo framed by the mayor Thissection was at that time being clearedby the pioneer settlers Their mostdifficult work was removing stumpsFor assistance In this a novel schemewas adopted Each male person whooffended the law was required to pullono or moro stumps according to themagnitude of the offense Advocate
NICE lino of wedding presents atHamiltonsaT
FRESH homemade candies of allkinds at J H Mclerd
HAY corn oats and all kinds of fledcheap for 10 days only J H Baughman titCoaA POSTOFFICE has been establishedat ColTey Casey county with N CCoffey postmaster
HAYWUI sell hay at 30 40 60 55and GUc per 100 pounds for 10 days JH Baughman fc Co
A GOOD crowd attended court yester-day und business of all kinds was bet-
ter than on tbo court day of a monthago
OUIt spring stock of dry goods andshoes cant be bent Como nnd tradewith uSi highest market price allowedfor eggs J P Jones
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JOSEPH GINSHURG who will open astore at Corbln Saturday Is havingbills printed at this office tolling thepeople bow cheap bo Is going to soilgoals
ATTEND Wednesday thosalo of I kG S Shelby and Thursday the one ofJ B McKinney Read their adsin another column and see what theywill offer
A YOUNG man named Wbltt whosehomo Is in the East God was placed Injail yesterday charged with breakingInto J W James quarthouse at CrabOrchard and stealing a lot of whisky
IN the county court yesterday F M
Waro qualified as administrator ofMrs Mallnda Walls and a few road ov-
erseers werts appointed It was an ex-
ceedingly dull day about tbo court-houseI
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A SOPRANO of wonderful abilityTho best concert singer In this countryWo have never offered our patronsanything so artistic Mountain LnK-
ichoutauquaI Maryland At WaltoniOpera House April 2C
I THE Kings Mountain Canning Cowill not run this year on account ofMr W L McCarty failing to contractfor enough tomatoes notwithstandingbo offered to pay two cents per bushelmore than other canneries offered
FOUR llopovcrs democrats who
forloltlcedefeated as they should have beenThe rads showed their good sense ID
not letting the so called converts gotall of the good things after they hadborno the heat and burden Of the partyfor years
THE Easter service bqthe MissionBand at the Christian church Sundaynight proved a most enjoyable occasionThe building was packed and a highlyInteresting program was calmed outTbo Easter anthems by the choir as ¬
sisted by the best vocalists from theother churches wero beautifully ren ¬
dered while a number of songs by thechildren were also greatly enjoyedTbo recitations by Misses Anna DaretLcGrand Jones and others were fea ¬
tures of the evening Each child waspresented with an Easter egg Themembers of tbo Band In about112 in the mite boxes and the collectionof the evening amounted to SO
HOLT CLAW The sad news of thedeath of Frank Holtzclaw at AlvaWyoming reached hero Friday andcast a gloom over his many friends andrelatives In and around Stanford Hard-ly
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a year ago he left for his Westernhome hoping to rid himself of a slightlung trouble but lust as he wasthought to be Improving grip seizedhim and after a protracted Illness hisyoung life ended Mr Holtzclaw was32 years old a member of the Baptistchurch hero and a straightforwardhonorable man liked by all who knowhim Ho married a daughter of W HUnderwood and she and two daughtersaged flyo and seven are left to mourntho loss of n kind husband and Indul ¬
gent father They with Mr J RHoltzclaw father of the deceased nocompnnlcd the remains which arrivedhero Sunday Waiting on her busband grief over his death and tholong trip hero have all been trying onMrs Holtzclaw and she was wellnighexhausted when she arrived She feelskeenly her great lose and In it she andher little daughters havo the sympathy of all The Odd Follows of whichorder Mr Holtzclaw was n membertook charge of tbo remains at the de-
pot and some CO or more of the mem ¬
bore went with them to Lancasterwhere the burial occurred
THIS AND THAT
E T Pence sold to R Cobb 10 yearlings at 27
A yearling by Cresceue sold for 2
000 at Providence R IJ T Stewart of Boyle bought a
car load of hogs at Die for May 15 de
liveryIIsaac Clark and Wesley Ramsey two
young farmers of Wayne county engaged in a quarrel Sunday and Ramseywas fatally shot
Tho Southern surveyors are stillcamping on Hood Worthlngtona farmThe survey has reached the Porryvlllo
j pike passing through the farm of WIf1 DeLong a mile West of townAdvocate
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PUBLIC SALE
JunctionCitywlnllingupOne Car Load of Buggies I
vehiclesreserve to the highest bidder for cashO M
AgtLexington
The Floe Mula and Jennet Ja-
ckBlack CloudWilt make the puma of 1901 at 3tulles from Iianvllle on the I > llonnrDaIAturoplke at Ig to Inture a living colt Money duowbenroll ooaeaorbare Is parted with and a lienretained on roil until season money Is paid lie Iso1d153handImp ialen 2d dim by Illg Heck br Col handyn1 dim lleck br Illack Samtmn Col Handy 1s
IIDutbrtelInJl T BUSH
Iron Grey Jim PorterWill make the season of 1001 at Silas
Andersons old stand on the Preuchersvlllepike four miles from Stanford at
7 to Insure a ColtTo get up and tuck and walk around themareJ5XhandSired by Hubble Old Ucccher Dam onehalf Jim Iorter
Lien retained on colts until seasonwltRmuruwlthoutsatlafylag ¬
where forfeits the season Care taken toprevent accidents but not responsibleshould any occur
Call at Silas Andersons place and seeIron Grey Jim Porters colts
J B AndersonPreachersvlllc Ky
McKinney Roller Mills-
J B McKINNEY PropMoKinney Ky
Makonnd keep constantly on band theLet of Flour Meal Bhlpstutr Bran Chick-en Fred Rc Price very reasonable Cus-tom
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grinding a ni oclalty D V KennedyMlllcr
TILE NOTED
BOWMAN MILLS FOR SALE
On Dowman Mill Pike near the villageof South Elkhorn 0 miles from LexingtonHarrodabur pike Largo 3stcry tonebuilding Wheat and corn mill Steam andwater power Comfortable dwelling Wagonscales 3 acres land Now operating Thedemand for Its products when runtaxes Its full capacity Meal hue reputationof best In tho world Irlco only 31200which Is less than value of machinery Own ¬
er wants money Como quickly to get ItJ E IELPIE SON Agts Lexington Ky
PUBLIC SALEI will tttt at puMIc suction at my farm on the
Stanford and HutonTllU turnpike lhIIIl1u trotHuitont Ill v-
uThursday April 11th 01I The following arty 2 blniltn McCormackI and Champion I McCormack mower 1 Superior
Disc IIrlll 3 cultivators I big ployr 3 doubletboTtlt I corn planter roller and 2 double A ba-rrow1
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disc harrow lot of low gear 1 eel ofwagon breeching blind bridles and col I
log chain1 elder mill I new wheat fan for clean ¬
lug enl wheat 1 work bench and 1 wagon mak-er
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aharlng borne 1 harness stool ad clamp 1
yearling lilly laddie bred 8 glees I milk tawwith Cilf about 1 month OldrI yearling Shorthornbull I stripper cow I I JnfoaM drycow 4jear old combined mire gentle for ladyto drive small but has big way on the road 3mares In foal o rearold standard bredmars hy Vbdallan 51nb oo out of a male by1jladlne her dam Uy Mewenger mire 1 4yearold gelding by Abdallah Mambrlno a good roadater some household goods 115 range with pipesanti tanka attached Ladles 8100 bicycle Uamblerthe beat nude Two tracts of land out about 40acres and a S Inlrest In a tract of 120 acres threemiles from McKlnner Terms made known onday eta J 11 McKINNEY McKlnney Ky
Public Sale I
OF PERSQMLPROPER TY
And Eontal of Leadhaving decided to move to Oklahoma we will
oflrr at publlo sale to the bUbeat and test bidderwithout reserve on the promises near ShelbyCity Ky 0-
0Wodnesday April 10 1901the following personal property About 210 headof rattle ni which flo bead will weigh 1
O head will weigh 630 to 9Mth each at Lad willweigh SOo each and Metres and short yearlingsweighing from 350 to GOO urJ also a lot of highgrade shorthorn cows and a registered shorthornbull 600 bead or goo l ewes and iambi with 2
I head of Southdown lot of stock hogs 12
head of work mules amt boraea l1 urloufarming Implements to the cultivation ofdifferent products ol a thousandacre arm We-
will sell all driving and saddle vehiclesharness Ac MO liarrel of tarn 1500 tales of hayandtawuvealboastsandlots In Junction andShelby Cities and one house and lot on the Dan ¬
ville A lluttonvllle pike two miles South of Shel ¬
and known as the tollgate propertyThousands of other things too numerous to men-tion
There will be 1000 acres of land to rent for 1902I1DllOO3lo the hlilieit and belt bidder
l1uol forget the date l01901IAOSVlEUIVShelby City Ky
T D ENHUSH auctioneer
FIRST NATIONAL BANK-
OF STANFORD KY
Capital Stock 159000 Swplui 110000
This Institution originally established as the De
poalt Bank of Stanford in 1853 then reorganized ai
the National Uank of Stanford In IBM and agait
organized u the First National hank ot Stanford
n 1S82 has had practically an uninterrupted ulltl-
Iaee for 41 years It is better supplied now wlU
facilities for transacting business promptly and I
rally than everbetorcln its long and bonoiab
career Accounts ol Individuals fiduciaries
and IndlvldttslssollcltedDIKICTOaS
F Reid Lincoln Co JW Haydrn Stanlof
ST Harris 8U Baughman
J SIlocker TY Rill
WP Walton W A Trlbble
J U ColllerCrab OrcnM Jas Koblmon Hubble
M DElmore Stanford
orncsmJ S Uorker President J J McRoberta Caihlu
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NABOTH 1006fStandard Rule O Rccord 2loj Sired byand many others in the list Wal8lnghBm oaooths sire Is a son of George Wilkes 810 J220theJr by Ualllbletonlan 10 lire ot Dexter 2t173 Third clain Jessie Sa ro
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IlambletonlanGeorge nnd high foaled June 28 1883 Ills pedigree contains the Jblood of Wilkes Jlarobrlno Wilkes Pilot Jr and 11arry ClayWill Stand at > 15 to Insure a Living Colt 1-
rsHAFSBURG 5OQWocderfulDoyFirst dan Trinket 5 Imp by County King 110 2nd dam by Champion of England666 3rd dam by lIarnaby GiO HIt dam by Orand Turk J38 1CleyelandlIayhands weighs Ji3 pounds drives well gebtie and kind with Ono style and high action itobreedWill Stand At t10 To Insure 7t Living Colt
Will also stand the splendid 16 hands and 1 inch Illack Jack NAIOLEON 2ND at f3for Mares and 819 for den netsremovedCareJ KII BAUGHMAN Hustonvillo Ky jW B
YLcROBEPTSDRUGGI-
STFreshest ofDrugs vs
and Sundries J
At Lowest PrIcesI Ii
CarpetstCarpets
We have just placed In the house a sample lino of Carpets all new Spring Patterns consisting o-
fWiltonVelvetsTapestry
BrusselsEnglish Brussels
And Extra Super All wool IngrainsIf you need a carpet we will make you a very close price on One lowpr we think
titan you can buy elsewhere At any rate we snKclt your inspection of these goods
Get Our Prices And We Will Leave The RestTo Your Judgment
t3TCarpets cut and made to fit the room if youwishJohn P JonestIIEvery pair of Shoes we sell with our
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guarantee supported by the manufacturerspersonalIresent to mention kinds andhave all the desirable ones for Women iChildren both Oxfords Sandals andrillern 1
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p If > on fail to look at our shoes
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What We Sell JJ
1iColumbu8Implements A big line and selected by an experienced Im ¬
plement inati from tie best known Implement manufacturers inthecountryr i
Harness Everything kept in a strictly firstclass HarnessStorelWogonsThe
Coal An experience of years bas taught us which is the bestWe hamle Coal only from mines of the best reputation
Feed We buy and sell liar Oats Corn Bran etcWo make a specialty ol Seed and Feed Oats
handled 10 care In 60 days HavoIWo are eoul agents for Gluten Neal RoyalPlatter Dr IIg Stock Food Poultry Panacea etc
We buy everything in Car Lots for Cash and sell xgoods on a smaller Margin than any houso in Danville
Bruce Bright DanvilleY