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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, STANFORD. KENTUCKY. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER fl. 1911.
ROBERT H. HARRIS PRESENTS THE GREAT SIOUX INDIAN ACTOR BOUNDING ELK IN
Daniel Boone On The Trail
A GRANDSON OF THE FAMOUS SITTING BULL
Stanford Opera House Saturday Night September 9th.
A slory from the cradle nursed rtecp Into the'heart of every true American. BOONE thotiRh dead,
his memory still lives, and at Frankfort, a monument stands, and on Its very spot. Boone almost nave Ills
life for his country and Its cause. Greatest of our Pioneers. Greatest of our backwoodsmen A man who
feared none hut his Creator. Innocent as a child, brave as a lion, and like Georae Washington and Abra
ham Lincoln, his memory will for ever live.
SEE "LAUGHING WATER", THE BEAUTIFUL INDIAN PRINCESS. THE ONLY CLEVER AC
TRESS OF HER RACE.
SEE BOONE'S TRAILING DOGS USED IN THIS PRODUCTION. LARGE PACK OF SIBERIAN WOLVES
C A N B E SEE IN THEIR CAGE ON THE STREET DAY OF SHOW.
Bring your family up-town day of
Show. We want them to see a
tribe of genuine
Sioux Indians
Daniel Boone
ON
From the Wilds.
t The Trail.
General
Admission.
&$-
(o
THE FARMERS
rutin For Unit Two mi'i" freci
itimtoi'iilli. Apply to Aliss Hhiek
Uivw".. lliistoiiville. "0-1
Km- Snip. ThonjiiRhbred Dtiroc
Jersey , gib and boars. T. .1.
-J)nthm. "tub Orchard. II. F. I). 2.
For Sale or trade for 1W took, 78
acre on couuty fond. W. II. Atuel
lor. Stanford, Ky., 3-tf.
Farm For Rent. 1 acres in the
Wiilin't Flat iienthborriootl ; 43 acrea
in mmI to iro in com: 35 acres in
w)n.it ; 12 n oats and twonimW "
tiriis, 7hmI house ami barn." Rent
lur cash. pp'v ' Jlr- Ofwnre
liOffllll. "0-tf.
For Sale I hac 400 or 500 lmli
ol . of Miouri Fultt eed wheat for
-uli-: will reclean ntul etl at fl n
bushel. Ja.. McKeclinie, l'liom; Luii
i m-I't Exchange (VMp
I want t. rent 'J.'i t' 40 acre of
good vheat land. Aluat be ehis to
town. AMret Itox 2BS, Stanford.
Ky. 70-4.
Meier and UufftiiAii of Danville,
lifintrht a bunch of fat how from
Jnmert Mocker a (5 -4 'nt.
(apt. T. W. Hot torn lias wild hi
furtn in tin- Shelby City sution Jo
William Sprinkle-, of thi county,
at 3-100 per acre, Cnpt. I tot torn wilt
yo to Florida to spend tlm winter.
Mr. J. 51. Clark-son old 'JS hogs,
averaging 170 pound'', to go from
,Septcmbor 1st to 10th to Iluxtcr
& Whitehouse, 20 at 7c and S at C
1-4 font'. Dnnvillo Messenger.
? .Mr, T. 15. Cine-t, of Urbnnii, O..
ijiought Saturday of W. H. lltenick
Hfl of the best cattle that will go to
Jlio Ohio Jtiver this yenr. The bunch
averaged 1 ,0iO pounds and brought
$li.5Q per bundred. Mr. Guest said
it wn the fine-.t liuiich of feeders
ho had seen this year. Iluurbou
JCev-s.
Hudson & Knv.immugh bought a
pair of o-ye.ir-ohl mule- of Alexan
tei Hiothers uf lanenln for S.T-J.J.
Thoinii- Rankin bought a pair of
Ji-yenr-uld mules of a Kansas party
foi W2.".
Messrs. Alex and Luther Oibbs,
delivered their I'M) export eattle to
Mr. .Toe Hales of Kichiuoiid hauntr
previously sold them to him fur IT
cent- per pound. The lot nvcraged
1,350 pounds. 1
Distilleries
And Farms
I offer for sale privately the
following property:
? 1. My home place of about 260 acres of land, on which is situated the Edge
(wood distillery, a frame dwelling house of 10 rooms, practically new, with all modern
(conveniences, including bath and water heating apparatus; all necessary outbuildings
in splendid state of repair. The Edge wood distillery has 103 bushels capacity with
0,000 barrel storage capacity and bottling house all complete, also cribs for 3,000
'barrels of corn. The brands of whisky made by this distillery have a national repu
tation. I 2. The Dudderar's Mill property containing about 50 acres of land and a water
and steam grist mill of 50 barrel capacity, which has recently been overhauled and
made up to date; also a two-story brick dwelling house at the mill.
i3. The John Spoonamore farm of about 120 acres, containing frame dwelling
nd outbuildings.
4. The John TrayUr distillery property of 7 acres at Gilbert's Creek station.
The distillery has a capacity of 36 bushels and a storage capacity of 4,000 barrels.
, 5. The John Traylor farm of 198 acres, with frame dwelling and outbuildings.
' This property is all on Dix river, in Lincoln county, Kentucky, and all on the
Goshen turnpike except the John Traylor property, which is on the county road lead
ing from the Gilbert's Creek station to Dudderar's Mill.
For further particulars, address
: W.H. Traylor,
R. F. D. 4,
J. L. I.nn-ford bought 4 bend oC
(.00 M.iiiid cattle from Mr. Hester at
li 1-1 fC'IS
Col. William .1. Marshall, of Hen
nt'ifnn. hmiuht 'A head of two-yenr-
.,1,1 mull- from 11. 1'. Ilnwfcuw, of
the Dainille jakc Tuesday at Sl'Jfi
head.
Have lot) bushel of tcctmntd
Missouri Fntz wheat lor Med, at $1
Come oarly. Von GruuiiVfnn Hros.,
HaMonville piko, II mltc went of
tinvn. 1'bonc IHI-2 rings of 100.
7l-2p.
Vie Lear, of Garrard lioiiRht 100
inuc- from Homo Kub1n at f0. 10
icr humlrod.
For rout for 5 years oneh to A 1
man : A 00 aero ianu in Hoylo iniuu
ly l! tobacco barnn.lO ncrw for to
bacco onoh voar. Addroea or no
ec. T. A. ISnidlcy, Danville, Ky..
71-U.
Tbo follow inc sales oeeurred at
UiclimoHil court Monday. Y. D.
llurton. of Lancaster, bought 4 nuirp
uiu(ip, 4, to (i yeiiM old, also one
li-yoar-old gelding, at an average
puce of $170. Dright and Fo.. of
Danville, bought ii mules at an aver
age of $173. W. 1. Cook bought a
4-year-old team of mules for $37.j.
Hubble & Kubnnks bought (1 mules
at nn average price of 1S0. T. C.
'tiuiKin bought 5 at an nveiage price
ot li7,
W. IJ. Uuiton bought a matched
team of 5 year old bay geldings from
N. V. Hoger-, of Taint Lick, for
sjoo.
Granville Lutes hns bought the Dr.
I'wis place of U acres, at Turners
ille, for i'J2o, and will erect 11 resi
dence. Grimes and Dell bought 10-100
pound stock bogs of T. V. Jones &
Co.. for ) l-'2e.
T. 0. Itnnkiii bought 2."i 1,000 lb
cattle from .7a, Itnukiu at 4 l-2c.
iiichard Cooper sold to Bottoms
and Tnylor 17 bead of i"0 ponnd
cattle at nn average price of .'! 1-2
to 4 cents.
A. ). Thomp-011 boimht 20 head
ot two-year-old eattle at IJaugli
nuin's sale at &17.80.
W. H. Murjibv sofd 12 ho-s of
I'.l'i pound weight to Greeley Lutes
lit 7 cents.
W. M. Stout bought a 4-year-old
trnn f'rioii A. Zitnir for 1T(1
SALE OF
Stanford, Ky. j
J. M MeCuri'uuL sold ;Jl-l!00 lb
hus.'s to Oreelcv Lut s at 7 cent
Altbur latter -nld to s.ui o -'-10."i
piuuul linji- nt 7 lent-.
C. ('. G.iver sold a H"i0 pound cow
to It. C. Arnold tor 3 1-4.
II. C. Anderson -old 2 1,230 pound
Plwr to Win. Cook lor 3 cents.
,)oinli Anderson ioll to J. M.
Crc 1, 32 head of stock owe at
ft","l; also botuht of came ;t0 head of
fetock cwe nt ?3.I10. lie old a yitkn
of ;i,00 pound oxen to Jiww Fox
C. C. Withera ld to Ltllanl
I "ox. S head of 1,050 pouud cattle nt
4 1-2 cent", for tseptember lt
delivery. , ,
(1. W. Kosrcr sold Kl-000 iKMtiHl
stetfs to Uotlom and Taylor at
?.-t.7(.
Mr. C. C .Catetvt wa clHti
i.s jadne at the Hiirkowville fair and
nerved the three da? a. lie repoTt
Mime rla-v atock present.
Mr. C. won several tie at the
i-omcr-et fnir lat wek. doiib'e
team, loi.iy hunifs, firt and -croud,
and lii--t 01. tnmoti.. ti""".
some of the strings he captured.
J. M. i:iin i-o'.l 4'J bend i' I-
pound cattle o l.Ulurd and Fov nt
4 l-'J cents.
Walter 1'ittus boucht n 12-ycai-ohl
jack from II. G. Pettus at a
j.'iiod pnec.
Walter Martin bought a lot of
feed wheat from Vou Gruenignu
Dros., at $1.
Josh Wilson sold three 3-y car-old
mare mules to W. II. Shanks for
.f310.
J. M. Cress sold a six months old
Polled Angus bull to W. IF. Cum
mins for $ 30.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
Cincinnati. O., Sept 8. Cattle re
ceipts S30 bend: market active, good
steady to a shade higher; other
grades steady, steers $3.23(fi.'$7;
heifers W2."i3.7"i: tows 1.23fi?3:
ales opened active and -tromr to
'J." cents higher at ..J('i'8.."iO. Ilog-
reeeiiits 3.137 head: market open
ed 13 cents to 20 cents lower, clos
ing dull and late sales 2. cents ta .1(1
cents lower, late top $7.30; puckers
f7.23((t7.fi0: -tag- .3.23(h)3.7-, com
mon sows 4 .23610.50; pigs nnd
lights .s.IirfTT.'iO. Sheen ltcccints
2,411 lu-jil, u.irkvt bteiulj nt $2. tO
(n.1.23; lambs -Uii .mil 1 " tents luw
r at $.l(iili..SV
PUBLIC SALE!
Haling -old m farm near Hubble,
I will oli'ir at public mietmn on the
1'rcminc. on
Weilnesdny. Sept.. 20. IG 1,1.
Promptly at 10 o'clock, all my nmi
hold nnd kitelu-n furniture nil in
Rood condition, mv fanning imple
ments niul tools usually kept on u
eJI conducted farm. Alto will sH
I'f the liighcul bidder live Duroc
Gilt and JI pigs; 7 tock hojr
nn dy lor the Imtilicr; one ten yeiir
old mare with nhuw colt by her anlv;
inaro is in foul to Jack; on time
waio irith filly cnlt by Ke IliltoM,
this Miare wits oris I to Itiiluuuian
King, rcftixteml: one yrarlinK attid
by Cbeiler Ctuct, registered; two 4
ieir vkl hend of autre ninfo; two
0-. ear-old m.ir jimlr all Id Uand
and better Ingli, Int reiuh for the
1 1 nrket.
'1'erinH miulv kimwn on day of iale
Dinner on the gruimd.
jHDNKY DlNltAi:,
III ,li;i ill,'. Kv.
Cnpt. T. D. Kiigli-h Aiic't. 7l-3i
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE!
As niliriuiitr.itor of the olate of
Win. A. Jlurton, deceived, we will
on
Wednesday, Sept.. 20 1911,
Promptly at 0 o'clock. .ell at public
ou'.crv to the liiirlieM and be,t bid
der on the premi-.es of the Into Win.
A. llurton. one mile nelow Iliickcye,
the following described pcr.-onal ),r
peity:
Four extra good mules, 4 lo IS
year! old; (5 good two year old mules
all well broke; 15 vcarliiur mules; .ri
JL'ood mule colt; 1 mc year old jiick
! j. oml breeder, 15 l-i! hand hisih by
Alpha the great show jnek. Al-'o n
j.' oml three year old jack that i n
diilnlv. 15 IiiiiiiN biub. good bone; 1
I good jennet, -.life in foal.
Hore-. One extra fine four year
old gelding, we'rHired: U three year
old gclding, one is an extra good
, walker: 2 two year old gelding and
two three vear old marc; 1 four
year old mare: 1 good walking mare
7 years old; S dnndv good brood
marcs in foal bv iack: 2 filly -tickling
colts; file good Shetlntul ponies.
I ('attic.- .'Ifi two vear old feeding
I cattle. Mill neigh 1.100 to l.'JOO. 15
two vear old feeding cattle will
weigh !(!(! to 1,000 lioumUrS venr-
lig -teers. good f.liaie; 7 Nearluig
beifeis. good grade; !l steer calves
extra good ones; 1 good bull calf 2
heifer calves: 1 four year old regis
tered bull. Van Meter Stock will
wei";!! 1,550 pounds; ,r good milch
oiiw-, cxtia milkers nnd wit)i env.
Sheen. Hog-. F.tc 120 good
poiitbdown cwe and 3 buck. Five
good brood sows; 8 shouts weighing
about SO pounds; 1 cvtra good Po
land China Hoar.
Corn.' 50 acres of corn measured
.it the 1 1 en 1 1. Also big lot of fanning
itiinleiii'Mit-., in good condition.
iTHM.-flll and under. ciiOi in
Iiih' Over tliHl iimouul. vn or a
'-oil note due in four inoiitbs lienr
ing si per cent interest from date
until n.iid. Rale will be held rain
or f-hiiie. Dinner served on (he
firoriid-. ol 1. M. I)iin,i Auelio'ieer.
R. L & W. B. BURTON. Admin'tors.
l-.l
HPrKKVK.
PUBLIC SALE!
I will offer at my place nl Iliicna
Vista, flarrard countv, on
Wednesday, Sent., 27.
UUl. ut 0 O'Clatk. A. .M.,
bell the following property: 25
farm ami brood uiarer-, half of them
1-2 to :i-l draft; 1 (.'lydcdnle hboiv
mare, has hud 7 colli selling for ov
er $ 1,700; 1 slulliuu by Montgomery
Chief, regi-.tered; 2 yearling gelding-,
25 good yearling mule., 20 weanling
iiiulc'-, ball of which are sugar colli.
1 pair siv-vear-old mare mules; 7
picks, 1 lo 8 years old bred good
by Midi sires as Kinj; John; -10 jennet-,
with enlti, by Mi-; 210 cwo,
high-guide Slii'op-hires, none oer
j ycai-M old, good a,, (he bcl; (1
good bucks; I bay baler, Kli make;
1 Kcni manure spreader, good its
new; one 'A horse power giiholiuu
engine, ju-l ued u liltle; 1 power
lecd cutler. 1 feed mill, 1 double
disc Siuulc,r Pud plow. Stile, rain
or "lune. Free lunch. Write for
t.italogue of jack stock
TKUMSr 8 months nt (1 per cent
interest, 1 per cent off for eahh.
O. II. ItUHLK.
llueiui Vista, Ky.
Plume 02-F, NichohiHvillo Kxchnnue,
Fust Teiinesi.ee Telephone. Mollivur
Itond and A. T, Scott, Auctioueers.
PUBLIC SALE!
I Mid sell nt public auction nt
nil place at Ml. Salem, Hegiiiiiiim
u I '' a. ic, on
Weilnesdny. Sept. 20 1911
1 l-Yinr-olil mare mule 10-1 IhkIi,
m gml one, 1 (rood bnKnl tnniv with
inure mole ddl, 1 lanro in foal to
D'nriutv Dare. 1 thoivtiiehlirnl Jerscv
cow nnd ralf, '1 ycarlinit enhef, 1
thnrothlim1 black Deiiiahiri1
.mi! pin. 3 thoroughbred hlackl''iK
hbife (iilt-.
1 black UsTk-hirc boar, l'i in,,', '
obi, tihect to register, I young h
tliorouirhbix'il black Ilcrknlilrc, 1 !')
Daroc wiw and frlira, 3 yradc -
nnd nig-. 20 bead of sbontu km i.m
me 123 HHHdn to be old hi lot-
3 to .r or as a whole if not aold i '
iim to aale, 1 bnerr ami bnim .
double team wagnti bais-. -n
diit kriin, aoqwhohl and kitchvn f"t
l' it are.
Terms made known on dn ol'
iale.
.1. S. CAKPI'.N'TKK.
Hu-toiivillr, K.
PUBLIC SALE OF FARM
AND PERSONALITY.
Il.ning deciiled to cb.itme elim.itf,
1 will on
September 23. 1911
m'II inv l'mie of 7(! J -2 acre. Mem
old Mel'ormnck's cliurel1 0 inilm
west of Stanford, Ky., it has on it
a two storj ihvellin of IS rooini-,
double ball. It porches, concrete cel
lar, a largo eitem at the door, nil
necessary outbuilding, includiiii; a
large tobacco barn, with citcrn 11N0
four never failing -priugs on the
f'inii, one mile from church and
M'liool. in one of the best neighbor
hoods in Lincoln county, ""vitli the
advantage of a rural route and tele
phone attached.
ill iiImi ell 1 pair hore niiiles,
one family buggy hor-.e one com
I hud horse as good a driver as can
be found anywhere Jind and gentle,
nay uoiiiaii or child can drile him.
22 ewe-, good ones. 1 1 one hun
dred pound .'lio.its, :t sou-, nnd piic-,
farming iiiiplemeiit- of all kind
(oni-.ting of one Deoring binder,
one tiirniiig plow, other plows, one
two hor-e wngoii. and linine-. 2
bnggie-i, out' ruhWr lire as good lis
lieu, 2 cts of huriicsN, other thinit
too miinemus to mention, IIoum!ioM
and kilchcn furniture, tlii- is a)I
f oiiiiaralively new. A lot of fowU.
"oiw mire strain white AVvmnlottc
did n bite leghorns.
'I'enns mhiiIc kno'iti m ilnv of
-ale.
n-:i j. m. 'ATi:ir. ju.
MARKSBURY.
'J'he Lailii' Working Society will
meet at the p.irouag'i next Th'in.
iay. Jim Turner sold two horse.-, to Joe
Jotilnn at .fl.'iO per head.
Mr. Mahiiii after a protracted ill-lie-.-.
of pevfiral necks is able to be
out again.
.Mrs .1. II. Wood .of I.H.vi,,soii,
h.i- been a recent visitor here.
Miwwr., .lake and Joe Rice who
left Kentucky III years ago letiirncd
hist week to visit friends of their
'Id biiiue.
Mis. Fniuiie Pollard has returned
troui Dauvillu where she has been
Mill Mr. Jtiut Cecil ami Mis, Annie
T. Cecil, -sho arc just recovering
from the typhoid fever.
Mrs. ". (,'. Oreeiiing of Dauvillu
is the guest of Ihu writer a few
days.
A. A. Robinson bought n bunch of
fat cattle from Green Howling, -price
a 1-2 cents.
Mrs. llano Sutton and children
of Ciiiciiiniili luivu returned after a
Uit to the home of Mm. Margaret
uttoii.
Mr. At. (I. Ahhiilge sold all of his
personal property hud Nntimla and
aill go in a tew days with his family
lo Texas. They lire good citizen ,pn
will be greatly mii,sed in oiii com
Ji'iiiily. ,11c has rented his furm of
more ihan a 100 acre to Jim Clark
tor firid for next year,
The community at large was shof k
ed niul tit the same limij gricied
when ho newt, reached here hn-t
Fiiduv morning of Iho death of Mr.
Af. F. Itout, whoso home is in Fav
clle county, near Lexington, His
death wiih duo to a pistol shot tlini
the hctirt. There wuh no one in tho
room but tho fnmilv thmiLbt it iici.i.
tienlnl as ho was been eleuning i
pistol ju&t u few moments before
tho shot was lieu id. Jlilltird as he
wus tannliarly called, was born and
uiised tit thi place and was popular
with the young mid old. Tho heart
of tlm community gaes nut in sym-
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS.
Coiirera leading to F.lcniontHry Slate (Vrlillcnte, intcrmcd
ibulc Slate tuliHrnlc. Atttiim ! Stale rrrtiHiate (Ibis
VSfofp eeriillcHii' becoiMc. u lite diplonm). All Ihisc iTiiii.iMttA ,
me i.ilnl in a'l imblic -cliooN in Kentucky. Special c irn-
Nnrmalr l"",v,.' i'T": TuTI0N fki: to appointi.ls.
UllliaiTwo uplfiidid dormitoiirs, ,u.,v mm1cI School, i,ew Manual
Tniii.iiig bui'ding. Pracucc hool, D-i.aitii.eni of A.iinil
Icn ; n well rqiiinixd (i.vmnn.-i,iin.
' ' !"'" ' ' Hl'r- '- l1"1 Miidcnlvcan cnlcr to ndni.. w at
",x ' v" " J- 0- CRAHRE. Prcsltlent. Rlchniontl. Ky.
r i- it t
I'.'1') "' '" I . ai i I iino V birgc
"ii -- 'l InimU a- -. milled Hi
tin- t'i , ii -jriixi' In-i SuiiiImi ii iiiiiiug
in p.'lli in-1" in, irri to w ilicir 'ji-t
H"'i"li. I'l'e ili'tenid w.i a wciii
ln r "1 tli' Foik cliiircli. A short
M-nicr wai ciMiductcl liy Itci. It.
.M. ShimM-, a fonncr ikh-Ut of tb
(l.'iirh, nt thk 4ce.
McKINNEY.
Air. It. II. Mctculf. cMluer of the
AleKinrwy l),piwit bank wiif in Chat
tNiioojja mr a lew iUh IhsI week.
AlisH Sallie mid llvaliiee, of
Jwcksoniillc, 111., ar isitin their
grandmother Air. It, ll .McKinnev.
Air. C. I. Carter, of Atdnillc, K.
C, and Mr. A. 1). Knot of Itoose
iclt, Oklu., arc i isiling .Mr. J. S.
.Murphy and liimily and to intend
Ihu sale at' Air. Knot's farm which
will be sold ne.t .Monday.
.Mix. Jeny Smith and children
who have been visititu; .Mi. Smith's
mother. -Mrs. It. 15. AleKinncy, for
scleral iIiiVm returned to their home
al .IcHicm, Tenn
(Jcorge Kilfe rctiiincd li Chhttii
i.ooga Sunday aftei a short vi-dt
to his parents hero.
The AloKinncy Literary Society
will meet at the heboid limine on
rixt Friday night. Let cveiv one
come and take ti part in the so iuty
and iiiakii eiery one have a good
t'liie that fiometi.
Pro femur Alcllarj;ne, of D.miille,
was the gueet of Kulh Tiumar lat
iiIhcsiU y.
Horn, In Henri Iloiitoiibiux nd
wife a fine boy on IhsI Friday.
llon't forxct the wile of J. S .Mur
phy's flour milt on next Tuediiv
jSei.t. 12.
Air. Hurry Jacob the MoHUmcnt
Ainu is at hiiiiie again alter an c
tended vi-it to PleuMiiuville ami
IjlllifVillc.
Aln-. Al C Tanner is lisilinc. her
IMiTiits in Somcmet.
Alls. Vniighu of l.tibunon is visit
iiii' the fumilv of Cartny Alobley
ibis week.
The .Mi Kinney Imus baud had u
call to go to Wiliiiuru lo plny for
the hif Muck Mile Iheic. Our IihiiiI
boys are making ipute a rep for
tlieiii.fiicn mid they arc making good
iiinler their new instructor, Air.
Hicks.
Quito a fniv look iidvaulaKe of
the excursion In Higl! Uridnc on
list Monday. Among llunte who went
vcre .Miss I'letcher ami Air. I licks,
Mi-s Ifuili Cockiig and Will Day
tou, Aliss Alma Hubble ami Frank
Midilcy mid two sislcri. Airs. I!. 0.
Punch, Alice (iiinch, Airs. J. W. Cock
ingsg Airs. Dayton, Dr. Singleton,
niul wife, Catherine Murphi, Cora
Xunnellev, Air. and Airs. Ijiy, Kffio
Drve, Flounce Kppcrsou, Knniiie
llnbhlo Alnrjorie Cocking, llessie
1lams7 All. Ilowimiu Owens and wife
All rcpoit a good time while llieic.
Airs. Al. V. Owens, of Junction
( ity, was the guest of her iliiughtcr
Airs. K. J. Tnnner lust week.
Jlcrm.in (iinn is reported sick tit
lliis writing.
Pi ciicliing at the Christian cluirch
011 next Sunday morning and night
hv tin- ii'tstor Pro (libbatl.
Waller niul Ituv Alurphy are n
I ,! in-- ricbool nt lluslotivllle.
m
Notice! Poultry Raisers
R 4-11-44
CURES
Cholera, Gapes. Limberneck,
:x':i-r Diarrhoea and all Diseases or Poultry
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MIDDLEBUflG.
r'lcic mus rninie rcitiuici lore
Sumlnv nllen it wn rHnu, tat
thr ream ins or 1 nn.l iM , ,,,,,1
Iwn ron.nl on the link's i.um ,
ud halt mihn. nlh-u i , Hit
kHthurilirH wiH inveatii;.iti tlo n.at
ler tiMly Tiirwlay (hen nc will re
ixirt the facta.
Key. Um (j Smhh ol Warsaw,
urnved ve.turdaj. Alondiix ami ,
wis the twiMtir Ke. c. f. cieundi
Ih 11 two weeU' iircling at the Hap.
I ml church, ltd. Smith . oin.- re
coiiiuifmilfid as an able expounder
of the truth of the Hible.
There were scleral gneioiiK Hpo
ginphicnl criorw in our lust One
item was rciidurcd almost imivuitn
able. We hope we will not be com
polled lo come up and wallop the
tin Hi ivilli the whole Interior Jour
nal force, but we are one of the bad
i-.en from Hitler Creek and should
another mistake ol the kind occur
J fin need not be surprised shuuld 11
fycloiic 011 a miiiiII scale lake pi.
nuht 111 your siiii'liuu sitnitoriim
It duos not take a p-rson of cry
clear isu.n to see how deeily Henry
Viitlenoti ik hlung by Ins Waterloo
in the state (.omentum. The old
11.1111 has been a "hosi,'' in lux ,iy
lut like all dogs, be had his day mid
II Is good for dciniM-nipv tlm! I...
has bleu lelegatwl (1. the read. If
he limits to bolt like mun demo
crat, think he will do, just b-t him
bolt. Tlh? Democratic partv can tivt
ftloujt without him and ins pip, r, as
il has in maiiv ihsliiiii'i' i.i.i.,
the wil will be purer without cilh-
r. Henry i a minliti dead "pun"
just now, and he seems to rca'ic tho
lact.
Airs. Ihnrlie AlcWhortcr of Ihe
Italian Creek seetiou and .Mrs. Dr.
J. Al. Htiney visited .Mix . T.
.Moore on the Liberty pike U ethics
day. Air. mid AIi. Aid). Fogle spent
scleral dn.Vh of In I week with Alls.
I oidc's btothcr near I)im ill,. Wilt
Join has returned Irom Itroiul Hm
pic, Ind., Misses Sulciia and Selln
lnllCs went to llufli llriiljc M.inil.ii-
Miss Kuiiy Lee Fogle returned to
Jollico wlicre idie has a iiositiou 111
Ihe -rntded school. Judge M L,
hliiin was bete .uislenhii. Aim dav
l.illlc Aliss (lay Short has diptheiiit
W. Al. Aliiinhi of KniL'siille 1 .in,..
oown yestcrda.v mid spent the night
with his Mster Airs. I'. h. Iteuton
Benefactors.
Aloiulav eicning. while ltei. C. T
CI11111111I1, pastor of Baptist cliiircli
and family were getting icndy for
church, a cllii ken or clni-kni. in.
gun to sipmll in the luillwav, an in
vestigation followed immediately,
slioiijiig the hall blockaded with
jroceiies, iiigcliibles, canned goods
chickens, (pieucherV meat) couulry
hum, itc, niul about 20 brothers and
sisters standing iufioiil of Iho par
souagc with salutiitmiw, ipid homo
goods are still coming 111. The Jor
um bus been crossed, (lod hles.s Alul-
dleburg.
A FltlRND.
Dinrihoca is ulwtivs more or less
prevalent during September. He pre
pared for it ChaiiibcrlaiuV Colic,
Cholera mid Diarrhoea Itemctlv Is
prompt and effeclunl. It can always
le depciuled upon ami is pleasant to
luke. For snlc bv nil dealers.
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