Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume], June 02, 1891, Image 4

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Semi-Weekly Interior Journa:
Published Every Tuesday and Fr day
j! jefU!. YEAU,IX AD"" A.NCK
TWhen not so paid $3.50 wi'.i . e
K. L. LOCAL TIME CARD.
Train naves Rowland at 7.00 a. m , returning
" 5,L&N. LOCAL TIME CARD.
Mail tram going North ,1234 pm
South ...131pm
Express train " South ...1 13.1 m
' " North .... ..
Local Freight North ...b m
South ...51'P m
The latter train also curry passengers,
The above is calculated on standard time, Solar
time is about 20 minutes faster
Dr. A. S. PRICE,
l! mm Sl'ROEOy DENTIST.
Office ;on Mam street, oer . B. Mc Roberts'
Drug Store, Stanfard.
DR. W. B. PENNY,
Dentist.
Office South side MaiTstreet, m office recently
vacated by Dr. L F Huffman, Stanford, Ky.
DR. I- B. COOK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
STANFORD, KY.
Office over Mi Roberts' Drugstore Residence,
James Ii. Owen property at the junction ot Huston
ille and Dans tile pikes.
R. C. MORGAN, D. D. S.
DENTIST.
OtKceon Main street, opposite Portman House,
upstairs. Nitrous Oxide . gien for painless
"""'STANFORD. KENTUCKY.
H. FIiEXXTEH,
Dealer in lomgn A: Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS,
f p. 1 .L.trmtM. nnil fllwaukee bottled
v -. . r,.i Irffrrum street, bet. rlojtl and
Preston. LOUISVILLE, KY. Steam bottled
beer, warranted to keep six : months. My jjooils
will he round at the 1'iirt man House saloon aim
at Ferrill llros'., Rowland loom
THE SHELTON HOUSE,
J. H fJREER, Proprietor,
Rowland, - - Kentucky.
First-class accommodations at reasonable rates.
Open day and night. Sample room and Rood lis. cry
in connection
THE RILEY HOUSE,
F. B. RILEY.lProprletor,
London, - ; Kentucky.
I have moved to my new Hotel and am better
prtpartd than ever to accommodate the public.
Good Livery attached andesery consenicoce O
..red. Give me, call.
FRAy. RLEV
JOTTERS HOtXSE,
P. W. GREEN, Proprietor
I have recently taken charge 01 this well-known
Hotel and intend keeping it at its present hl?h
standard. Special attenti jn gi en to the traveling
ljblic.
First-Class Sample Room
In connection Also
IPool and Billiard Parlors.
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Vullni'ali Vestibulcl HufTet SUepers snd Pullman
Buffet Chair Cars on all trams throiii; h to
Chicago without change. ..,.., .
Go via the Monon and jet the Beit for th leat
money. Kor information address
IAS. BARKER, G P. A.,Chica?o
W. G. CRUSH, D. P. A., I.ouisiilli.
tlow Thejr Iteineonliereil It.
The wife nml daughter of n captain,
who is himself a man of education, and
I who commands 0110 of the largest shins
owned in America, not long siuc'o accompanied
him on a trip, during which
he visited various Russian ports. Tho
mother Is a wonmn of no cultivation,
and her daughter unfortunately
to have more of her mother in her than
of her father. On their return to Amer
ica, a lady who- was calling on Mrs.
Captain X began to ask about tho
different ports which tho ship had visited;
but 80011 found that sho could
elicit little information.
"1 can't say that I noticed much,"
Mrs. X would reply. "I don't seem
to remember much about all those
places."
"But at least you must remember St.
Petersburg," the caller said. "You were
there a week, your husband told me."
"Oh, yes, I remember St. Petersburg,"
was the reply. "It was there that Sadie
and I finished our silk quilt. We just
worked like beavers all the time we
were in iort, so that we could begin a
new one when wo started for home."
Boston Courier.
Same Tliliij;.
I'm wit
y
Customer (to waiter) I'd like some
crackers and a bowl of milk. Have the
I
iuiik not. j
Waiter (giving the order) One oyster
stew! Harpers Bazar.
taise and Luther.
"Lady" barbers are so much the rage
nowadays that I have hit upon a scheme
in order to indulge my muse, that I may
sing their praises and talk of theso models
of propriety who turn a deaf ear to
all advances. Here you are:
Good mornlne, fairest maiden;
(Cat. slutW, sir, or sluimpooj)
, With Ioo my heart is Imlen.
(A cut and liao for yon?)
My heart for you is yp.irnlniR
I You'd like 11 shortNh crop.)
My brain for you U burning.
(It's very thin on tup.)
Away from theo I li;li. love;
(You're getting very cray.)
For tboo I'd Kindly die. love.
(You'll lmvo it dyed, you say?)
Ah! how will jou relay me)1
(Your whHkers must lw clipped.)
With coldness you would slny me?
(lies pardou; scissor slipped.)
How lon thiw must I liincuNh?
(I've Inthcrt'd you enough.)
Your treatment nnsuhh.
(Tlia nizor's n bit rough.)
My heart ami soul are thine, dear:
(I'll have to take your noe.)
Oh! will ou not bo mine, dear?
(Here, boy, just brush those clothes.)
I've wealth and I've 11 title;
(We Bro allowed no fee.)
Whete bhall I find requital?
(Pay at the counter, please.)
London Herald.
Ir-ser lug tli 1'ii.icp.
"Which of these two fellers hez got
the worst of it?" demanded tho policeman
sternly of a bystander who had witnessed
the fight.
'One U about as bloody as the other,"
answered the man, "but the chap witli
his hair full of mud is a heap the worst
up."
And the brave guardian of the public
peace &woop'd down like an avenging
spirit on tho doomed man with tho
muddy hair, and marched him off to
tho calaboose. Chicago Tribune.
The Doctor of tlix I'liture.
(At the telephone) "Are you there:''
"Well, what is it?"
"Ls that von, doctor?"
"Yes."
"I don't feel well." '
"Cough iuto the rtceivor."
"Hum! Hum! Hum!"
"No immediate danger. Take some
chloride lozenges. Keep yourself
warm. I'll bo round to see
you directly."
"Thanks." Cuurrier de la Semaine.
Ulvulry ltetw'ii tlin l'liuillles.
Jim Webster Has ye heered dat my
son 'Rastus tuck a premium at do school
'zamiuatiou?
Sam Joluising Jess quit braggiu'
about your son 'Rastus take premium.
Didn't my pig get de blue ribbon at de
county fair? Texas Siftings.
Very Little Sometimes.
Harry Did you see that fine looking j
young woman? Stunning, eh, old boy? j
Did see her look back at mo after
we'd passed?
George Yes. They say it doesn't take
much to turn a woman's head. Boston
Transcript.
A StiKSstlon.
Lowestan, '93, walks impudently np,
after the rest of the division is seated,
and places his hat on the air pump.
Professor If you desire a vacuum under
that hat, Mr. Lowestan, you had
better put it on. Yale Record.
Hilt AdTHIltlllJM.
Maud No girl could have refused him
if ho had proposed to her a3 sweetly as
he proposed to me.
Mary But you must remember, dear,
that he has had a great deal of experience.
Muusey's Weekly.
An Kmliryo Scientist.
Enthusiastic Father Don't you think
I ought to mako a scientist of that boy
of mine? I suppose you've noticed his
way of going to tho bottom of things?
Teacher Yes, I've noticed it about his
classes. Life.
In Jeopardy.
Bobbie Look a-here, Uncle George!
English ain't no dead lnnguage, be it?
Uncle George Not yet, Robbie, but
If you had the exclusive handling of It it
Boon wouIJ l., Boston Courier,
A Justice I.ovliig Uooator.
An incident which caused much
amusement and set everybody talkiug
occurred in tho court room on a recent
afternoon. John Williams, who had
been charged ou several indictments for
burglary, felonious entry, larceny, etc.,
but was decided not guilty ou all but
three indictments, pleaded guilty on tho
indictment for larceny. During tho day
j a rooster was offered in testimony, it
I being claimed that tho prisoner had
1 stolen the bird.
1 Now this rooster, like any other sen
sible bird, kept Us mouth shut and behaved
very nicely indeed during the
trial. But when Judge Bittenger called
tho prisoner up and passed sentence upon
him tho rooster could contain himself no
longer, and from within his basket prison
there came a crow of delight and exultation.
Tho effect was rather startling
as well as amusing. Tho crowd
chuckled with suppressed merriment,
and oven tho stern judge was noticed to
relax his countenance a little. Tho merriment
at length subsided and the rooster
was voted a dandy. But that historic
bird had not yet fully demonstrated his
appreciation of the circumstances to his
own satisfaction.
Williams was afterward called up to
receive sentence on another indictment,
and tho unsuspecting peoplo were again
almost electrified by hearing another
hearty crow from the rooster. That bird
was evidently glad that the prisoner was
sentenced and wanted it understood too.
York (Pa.) Daily.
A I.onc; I. Inn of Doctors.
The numerous friends of Dr. Irving S.
Haynes in this region will bo glad to
know that his name appears in the
cial announcement of the spring session
of tho medical department of tho Uni-
versity of New York as demonstrator of
anatom'y, and th.it he is engaged to de-
liver one lecture each week (luring the
spring course. Dr. Haynes comes right
fully by ins aptitude tor the medical profession.
His father. Dr. Samuel Haynes,
of Saranao, needs no introduction to the
people of this section, having established
a good medical reputation many
years ago; his uncle, Dr. Thomas S.
Haynes, of Lacdlle, has long been engaged
in the practice of medicine,
standing in tho front ranks of his profession
in tho province of Quebec; his
grandfather, tho late Dr. Thomas
Haynes, practiced medicine successfully
in Swanton and West ford, Vt., for over
forty years, and his great-great-grandfather,
Dr. Thomas Haynes, of Bennington,
was with General Amherst's army
at the reduction of Fort Ticonderoga 111
the colonial French war of 17o8, and a
synopsis memorandum of that war by
"Dr. Thomas Haynes, Sen.," is now in
the possession of Dr. Samuel Ilaynes, of
Saranac. Plattsburg Republican.
A Living liyiiitiiio.
A correspondent in New London,
Conn., sends out this remarkable story:
George Rood, of Westerly, R. I., was
struck by lightning, and after recovering
consciousness it was found that his body
was full of electricity. He is now able
to sit up, but his body is so highly charged
with electric fluid that when he puts his
hands within a certain distance of each
other sparks will jump from one to the
other with a loud, crackling noKe, and
when tho hands touch they can bo separated
only by tho most violent rubbing.
His feet are in the same, condition, and
he has to bo careful to keep them apart.
A jierson touching him receives n blight
ehock, and if ho touches a watch ho magnetizes
it completely. Many people visit
him to witness tho curious manifestation
of electricit j 's wonderful nnwir
CARRIAGE FAINTING.
Humi; secured (lie sen ices u( a U.s
painter, I um tiiw prepared t do all 1 (
Repairing and Repainting
Of carriage ai.d :iugi;ies. dive me a call
w WM DAUt.HKRTS
UM T5 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Ai.,1-
OF SPECWL INTEREST
Shippers of IJvc Stock.
Ollkeof the Cincinnati 1'iuon Siin.lv .ml Co
CINCINNATI, MAY 11. 11
At a myelin? 01 I hi' Ilojnl of Director held this
day, the folliming resolution was unaiiimoixly
adoptud:
That on and after Monday,
May 18, 1891, there will be no
charge made for yardage and
weighing on any live stock sold
at these yards.
Ily order of the lioanl.
W J. MPPINCOTT, President
John b. lastlbman. A. G.I AM, HAM,
ROYAL
Insurance Company,
OF LIVERPOOL.
BAR13EE&CASTLEMAN
MANAGERS,
Commerce Building, Louisville.
Ajents throughout the South.
"W. A. TKIBBLE, Local A?ont,
SrTANICM.r Y.
POWDER ,
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Absolutely Puro
A cream of tartar 1 tk r, poivl r II h' st uf
all in icasrmm; laust I I Oowrn '
mei t Food Uiott j
FOR SAL.22I
Lot on Main Street in Stanford
Containir; i
orm.easv T R W A I. rON", Stanlnrd.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF STANFORD. KV (
Capital Stock 3200,000 1
Surplus 16,500
AttentKin of the public is insited to the fact
thai this is tho only National Hank in Stanford
Onder the prosuions of the National llank Act.
drpusitor are secured not only by the capita!
ito. k. but bv the stuckholders' liiMlil lor an
an ulit equal to the stock, so that depositors uf
this institution are secured b a fund of $400,000.
Kie nworn stjtfments of thf condition of the bank
are made each year to the L' lilted Stales
and its assets are examined at stated times
t.T Roverumeut agents, thus securing additttonal
and perfect safety to depositors
This institution, originally established as the
Deposit Hank of Stanford in i8$i, theo
wed as the National llank ol Stanford ill !$ and
ajain at the First National Hank of
Stanlnrd in iSi, has had practically all uninterrupted
existenceof -,15 car It is better supplied
now nh taciluiei for tramactint busines prompt
I) and liberally than cser before in its loti; and
honorable areer Artount of corpratlefls,
firms and indisiduals respectfully
I he Directory of this Hank is composed ot
T I Foster, of Stanford;
tores :us KohI, l.tucoln county :
j vt . nayaen, sumiora;
S. II llaushman, Lincoln.-M
1 Miller, Mt Vernon:
S 1 Ham .Incoin:
j. S Mocker Staafard; J j
t! A. I.ackev,
P. Hill, Stanford;
W. G. Wekh, SUnfotd.
W P. Tat. Stanford.
OtFIlrKS
JS It . Ver, Pr-si j, nt
J hi J M Ui Cas e-
A A Ai. Ci'l er
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TAR 01 D
THE GKKAT IIOU KIIOLD Itr.Mi:r)Y FOI
PILES
SALT RHEUM, ECZEMA. WOUNDS, BURNS,
SORES, CROUP, BRONCHITIS, 4c.
PRICE DO CENTS.
Send three stamps for free rasmla
box ami book.
TARDSOAP
ABSOLUTELY PURE,
FOR MEDICINAL, TOILET, BATH,
AND NURSERY PURPOSES. ?
TAE-OID CO., Chicago, HI,
lorsa'et'yA K. Piimy a d V. I. P i rne,
Stanf rd
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JOSS.
""3jC ln2S.'tV -XV-
p CREAM ?1
Roller Extract, jjm
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CREAM Extract
IS OUR BEST FLOUR,
BUT EITHER
GOLD MEDAL,
IDOL-KING o
SILVER MOON
IS A GOOD FLOUR FOR
1
THE MONEY
Ilasine removed my Rarber Shop lo the Com
mercial Hotel, 1 am prbpared to accommodate ladies
a well as geutlemen in anytliiDg they may
wish lo my line. Children also waited on. Call
rtnie. JESSK THOMPSON,
InCommercial Ilutel,
Bastin's Saw Mill.
I have finished my new Saw Mill on the Somerset
pike, 7 miles I rum Stanford and air prepared
tofuinish anvkind of l.t'MIIKR, SHINGLES.
Ai , at I.OWESI TRICKS I will sell the Itim
berat the mill or deliser, to suit purchasers. Gise
me a trial Postotticc?, MAYWOOD, KY.
I will deltser sawed chestnut shingles ai Sun.
I ford or Ittmliind it - jj per M
A B 1IASTIN
I Farm For Sals.
I I desire to s.ll my latin ot a'.iiut i to a. res, situ-
fated .ihoin i', mile, nort'i of Mmhi.l oil tni
Hush llrarih pise, ppo.iti. the Id h 'Iherr
are iibotit 50 M res in "u It an r" ; the balancr
of the farm well set in timHh (od dwelling
((four rooms m ml kiuhvn and a spleiidul new
turn; is well ltrrt indfiiued l'oM'lon cin
he cisen immediately. I'r pirii(.tiUrs, sv J. P.
Uaifey, Staiifor I, nr write the nndersicned SI
Cinnnnail, (hl... K WITMKKS.
mz: mmmi wi,
Curis nits. Iiruiscs, olJ rr skill due ties,
cortii, liiinions, piles, listula ratifies halter
burns, iie poison and bruise- Whereser It has
been used it has given .nderfnl satufjc lion and
its prorensity tor retnoMiu nrene is remarkable.
Sinner iu tcstiuioliia sill ,e e ured and
u ill appear 111 this spate at 1 later date Made
and Mld by
J II HIt.'.INs SMifird.Ky.
For Salo I
Twenty llitilditi I.ot.s
In ihe Orporate lif lis 1
( II t MAKsT KnUtid.
I. JI. IllUCK,
UVBT, SALE AND ?2SD S7A3LS,
STANFiKD.s.
SPETIM. AlIKNr"V COMMERCIAL
travelers Mars and piul xulii and soltf
Onlvlirsw as nur..ai4il c .. lot .ei m lisn
Farmers Bank& Trust Co.
1F STANFORD. Vn .
It now fully oranued and realy lit business with
Paid up Capital of - - S200.000.
Surplus, . - - - - 15,000.
SLCCF.SSOU t FHK LINCOLN NATIONAL
HANK OK S1AMORD.
(Now clom; up) ith the same assets and under
the same management
Ily prnsmons of Its chaiter, ilepotitois are at
fully prole, ted ai aie dKMitrrs in National
Banks, us snarcnomeis ren neio inaivsauaiiT
liahte to the extent ot the amount of their .loci
therein at the par aluc thcreot, m addition to the
amount invested in snen shares It may act as
executor, adntinwlrator, trustee, ,Vc, fully as
an individual
To tNM mho enlrnsted their bnlvtnrss to us
while inoajiBir the Lincstln National Haak ol
Stanford, w c we hero tender osir minv thanks ami
trust they will contlnne to tranauct their business
with us, ofierin as a liuansoloc for prompt attention
to line, (Mil twtnts years' esperienre in
) ankinc and as liberal nciomnsodaUoiit as air
with sound bankisvf
lHk.TOK
J J Williams, Mt Vernon,
J. M Hail, Stanlord;
J. S. Ows'sjy, taal'sMd j
S J. Kmbry, Staaferd ,J .,, .
,7.. J U I.) nn, Stanford;
A. W. Carpenter, MilledsVU;
J. K. HaMi(knvsn, Hustons il.e,
J F. Cash. Stanford,
William tj ..(, Stanford, Ky
S II Shanks. President
J !'.. os ei..Ca.hier
.W M Fright. Til.er
J II Ha ih 'i O-.i rai It ,k Kccpe
wrr
ftV ,,j T Wi JxSilA
S4 tif ;" ilVSI'flIV''''A
fliMmM)
E. II. FARMER,
'TONSORIAL ARTIST,
SiANrORO, KENI't'CKY.
II is a first il is Harber Shop on Mam street, op-I
r, it Porllilai Huuk and Invites a iliare of your
iniron.xc Pr nipt atlrntiiin tooutside all and
r.j attrrti n 10 ad.et and childrer Work
i in t'.e 1 Hit style with neatness ai.d
. I. 13 6m
G ANTER' CHOLERA MAGIC CURE! s
Tlitmsands of dollars worth of chick-cm
am hy Cholera every
year. It is moro fatal to them than
all other coinhined. Hut the
discovery of u liquid rcinetly that
I f ile.stroys tho Microbes has been
itiaile. Half of tho yoiuij" chickens
are killed by Microbes befoio they art)
fryers. A 50-cent lxttle is enough for
100 thickens. It is guaranteed. If,
after using two thirds of a bottle, you
am not satisfied with it as a euro for
Cholera, return it to tho druggist from
whom you purchased it, and he will
refund your niouey.
For 1 ale by V. II, McRobcrM, druggist, Star
lord,
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TOTEX.!. BORXISTG
I am vsell prepired to bore wells and will do t' v
work in a xood manner and promptly
At One Dollar a Foot.
Call 11 or ..lJttSs ine at htanlord, Kentu ki
mi t. r sM'iii
Kentucky Centra! R.R.
"JUl'IO CJKVHS UOl'TH..
Tho Shortt'Ht und Qulckont Iti uto frc i -,
Cuntrnl Kontucky to nil polntu Nort
Runt, Went and Frj
Iainu between LexinRton und Clue,
TIIKOl'tilllK INriN'CINA II TO Mil)
DI.lXHlKOl (.II and JH I It
SCIIKDL'I.K IN KFFKCT MA 1 ,i,,i
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i oS p -n
p m U' pb
P m 6 1 p m
p m ii p m . p n
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!n i' p m (TLs, am
I 1 p m 15 a m
, 11 p m - 4; m
im i n im tin 11 1 (y 4
MlFi I5IIP'HP 1
1 in i Hii 1 i i in j j p '; '
I J ) ns to 11 1 m I jj p -1
I " p mile 55 a in, ( 411 tu '
Na I. No.
South-Hound.
y. Sum. Daily I ,
I.ve ClticiHHJti ... 8 in a mi 8 on p m
I.ve Cosiaiiton.. . S 18 a m' 8 ol p m
I.ve Falmouth.. 9 45 am 9 it
Arr Paris 11 1$ a m l )
Air I.sii;ten . . u 10
I.ve Paris 11 i)
Arr Winchester.. 11 in p m
Arr Itichmond. 1 JS p m .
Arr Lancaster... . 4 4 J P ni
Arr Stanford., ' 10 p ml.....
I.ve Kiihntotid .. ' JS l'""j -."
Arr I.ivitvtofi . 1 15 p m'
t.sr Middleshoro 7, 15 P m
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No. . No, j. xo.
Lse Middlestoro j si a m f I
I.ve I.ivsMfston.
Arr RiLhiHod..
l.se Stanford .. .
l.se Lancaster
Arr Kichtnoad.
I.ve Kirbsaofld.
Arr Winchester
Arr Paris . . .
1 l.se L.itn:tofi
, l.se Paris .
, l. t aimoutfc ..
1 .... s . . v,iiiiii ... . ...
Art Cincinnati
On theMarsstlle Pranch, No 10. leaves Paris a
7 'J. a m and No. t, it 6 il p m, arriving at
Mayssslie at is n, a m, and 8 ,,, p m N)
leaves MayssiUe at 3 o m, arriving at Pans a"
740, am. No 11 leases Mittville at 1 jo aa !
arrives at Paris at 4 10, p m These trains are
dally eacept unda).
So 1, dally In all points escept Howland Dis
ion. sshich isdail) escept hunday.
No 1 runs daily Irons I.esitijion to Liii' innat'
No. runs rlil
N s runs daily frm all stations eice t
Knwland Dnieion, which is daily escept "und .
No 1 dail) escept Sundat
No 4 dally betwm Cmcionati andteim;'
No 41 Palis and Arcommodalici I
I) Least t.esmicton ii 00 a m Amirs Pat
10 IS a in
No S Falmout'f AionsnseMlaison; leases In r
nitiij 10 p m ArnsM Falnsuutb j oj p m .i y
r siept Sundnv,
No. 1 I.esrs Falmouth 6 una m. Arntes ,
tinnaii t 55 a m dil except Sunday
No. t and A make Of mentions at WnuKestrr''
polms on the N. N X M V K'y. K. D
No. carries it mujfh cars Irons Cm. mrs! )
MtddUsbnfonah and Curnbef Und la and a
rermcaiaie siaii.n ana runs clans
W. Ml'NSON.Trav Pas . fincmnat
k KNOT I C P AI.M'lKK,,
Tratfi Mjna,er. t.en Pan A,
t.rrci il to r In utiire, Kj
F II MDKsK, t.er 1 Pass c'r Asi
litf , C an er ! t miurr. e I .ulding C in..r .
n iMeSP m
MnW. .asMasm.
M ,s.i"i diriL" 1 r.e t r. in Ce traj I 0 '
H.t for
'"t I " . M11 P011 1 Chuaji
r, Cleveland. B i 3.
Indina!ls and the West,
Canada, New I.hkUi I,
New York, Iloston,
- i.njt 'n Haitiitu re. Phi a ! j
i.i 1 tr.i t e to M ,rr Sbur i F'yisfri Kv
Ki .' 111 ml, J IIK.IMA Shortr.t a
i.'ni .est line lo
S, liJ Irnns, h fati car, inokiii; , ars a d
con he. Pui.mn Iboidoir Mcepcr tl n i.ijh wi"
our ihi'ge mj (. Ii.ltan nsa, HirmniKl , Mrr '
Ian making iliret t tonne 11 naenieitet iKi 1.
ville, A.hesihe, I T'u hi org and point 1 in
'UAlRDILICAVki
At CI ill. moor a for Atlanta. Columbus. Um ''
tin, C'ti jrlest .ii, Augusta, Muion, asanni,
Kriinsuuk, Lake Cil) , Thoitiast ille and I I.OItl
DA points
Iheonls line rimnintr solid trains with choi
Pullman (touitniror Palace Slevpintr Car lo Ja b.
sonsillo without 1 banjo lor au .lasol pisiei
crsor lii(ae
'el a aul Mo,t(iriery, If utitssille, Dei It r,
Fl rrn e Memphis .mil A It K VN'SAS poirts
S and ijui li Aiinistcn. Selina, M.
bile Pucrt conne imns nude at Nl.Vs
itlinnl "mi ibus tr.mfer for (n!eit a
lI'Mtsion, Austin,
TEXAS, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
The only through line to lacksnn and ! ksbur,
Mist. ifrfseKrt La., makiu Ultra ronnerttonl
without oiniuluis transfer lor Dallas Fort Worth,
Austin, San Anlonia, Kl Paso and poiuttin
TEXAS, ARIZONA.MEXICO.CAUFORNIA.
For tli rough rate, correct county maps and lull
inlormation call on Agent.it Junction Cite, Ky
oraddre KHANK V. WOOLLEY,
Trav Pass Ai;t., Lexington, Kv.
C.C, h.RVKY D. V.. EDWARDS.
Yice Preident, 0. P. ,V T A.,
Cincinnati, O
. ..IF YOU ARE GOING
KTORTH or WEST,
THE
Louiviuc 4 Nahviiic R. H.
Is the line for you, as it
Double Dally Trains
Make close connections at
LOUISVILLE And OINOIN A.TI
For all points. ' '
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD.
HAGUAOE CHECKKD THROUGH.
.
For any information- enquire of
J A. CARPENTEH, Agent,
Or Stanford, Ky.
W. W. PENN, Trav. Pass. Agent, '
Junction dty, K
Twenty miles the Shortest to