Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume], March 17, 1893, Image 4

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Semi-Weekly Interior Journl
ubllsbed Evory Tuosday and Friday
AT
a per. yicyr. i:s" vvjck
rWhen not so paid $2.60 will be charged."
K.b. LOCAL TIME CARD.
Train uavea Rowland at 7:00 a. m., r turning
5:10 p. m.
LAN. LOCAL TIME CARD.
lit ram going North ..ts ,37 pm
" " South ijjpb
train " South it 31 pm
" North.. 3'3'ta
ocal Freight North .710 am
South.. ...... J 3c pm
Tha Utter train alto carry passengers.
The above ii calculated on standard time.
Absolutely
Fure
put the soods in their houses at factory
Thankine the uubllc for liberal oalronaze. 1
57-y
J.
CIVIL ENGINEER,
ncet.
Solar
e is about io minutes raster.
QUEEN it CRESCENT ROUTE.
Trains pass Junction City as follows:
South-bound No. r, Limited, 12:25 p. ra ; No,
, Blue-Grass Special, arrives 8.40 p. m. No. 5,
Q. & C. Special, 12:37 a. m. ; No. 7, Fast Mail, arrives
12:40 p. m., leaves 2:05 p. m.
North.bouad No. 2, Q.i C, Special, 3:20 p. ra.;
No. 4 leaves at 6 a. ra ; No. 6, Limited, 3:15 a m
No. 8, Express, arrives 12:01p.m., leaves 1:15 p;
A cream of tarter baking powder.
Higest of all in leavening
strength. Latest United States
Government Food Report.
ROYAL'.BAKING POWDER CO.,
106 Wall St., Now York.
JLD -A- JL jEv jl
I will open on January 16th, 1893, a First-Class
Dairy from which 1 can supply any quantity ot
ersey milk to the people of Manford and Row.
and at the following prices, delivered :
Fresh Mil, per gallon o cents
Skimmed Milk, pr gallon 10 cents
Sutter Milk, per gallon Scents
I will make two trips dally. The patronace ol the
public is solicited. G. A. l'HV TON.
91-1 yr. Stanford, Ky.
ttaUH
There came to my place the 14th day ef February
a DAY MAKE, 4 or 5 years old, whiteon pattern
of left front and lett hind loot, star and snip,
about 15)4 hands high Owner can have her by
paying fur pasturoge and advertising
103 H.J. DARST, Stanford.
Notice to the Traveling Public.
.. . .1 have had
THE SHELTON HOUSE
At Rowland repainted and nicely furnished and
have in connection with Hotel one of the best sa
loons in the State, open day and night; a nijfht ! )vn Life
man meets all trains. In connection with ilouv
have also one of the best Mineral wells in the SUU I
and for reference to witter, call on Mr. and Mrs
G. W. Patrick, Louisville, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd In-gram,
Erin, Tenn.. A. A. Warren, Stanford, Dr. ,
I. K. Proctor, C. H. Braum. Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Hamilton, Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Johnson,
New Haven, Jim Cox, Grcensburg. Rates $1 per '
day. J. M. Petrey, clerk. Giie me a call. I
o8oiy I. W. CARRIER. Prop. ,
ask a '
coutlnuonce of same, and remain your nhediunt
servant.
H. MILIUM,
THE 60FFEY HOUSE
STANFORD, KY.,
JOSEPH COFFEY, Pro'r.
This Hotel, renovated anil refurnished, is now
la my charge and J intend to conduct it so aa to
ot only maintain Its high reputation, but to add
to its long list o! friends. Special accommodations
for commercial trave ers and tine- roouis.for
U disploy of samples.
Saloon)
AndBILLlARD and POOL MOM ...ached
A Problem.
Mr Ilndrlt. f tvfcri mir Ivihv rnii1it
i. :," " ', : ,...""'..;', ,
mm mora piainiy; iiruwu o uuuy is a
month younger, nnd ono can understand
almost every word it snys. I
wonder why it is?
Mrs. Daddy (offended) I'm sure I
don't know. (To the baby.) Comcscy
tooty mommy itto sweet)'. Docs 'oo
wiclccd popper scold 'oo dear ittlo popsy
wopsy dodklus? Puck.
Order CoiintrriiiHnilrd.
Foreman (job ofllce) What are you
working at now?
Ilov Uunuin' oft somo business cards
of a youug woman who wants to do
mending for gents and families.
Foreman Geo whizzl Didn't you get
word not to print 'em? Tho order is
countermanded. Quick as tho boss saw
that girl's card, ho nihcd off and married
her. S. Y. Weekly.
He TVm L'p.
Tho tooth puller wan right up with
the time In youth, styla and cheek,
"nave you all the latest appliance?"
asked a patient in tho chair, holding on
to his jaw.
"Oh, yes," replied the artist, "I'm
fang de sicclc," and tho tooth flow out
ngainst tho window pane and smashed
it. Detroit Free Press.
A NATL'KAL DKFECT.
"Be careful, Mr. Suobly, that is the
fifth glass of punch I havo seen you
take."
"Ah, my dear Miss Winston, you don't
know me; I can drink any quantity of
liquor and never have a head on me."
"Oh no; no one would ever accuse
you of that" Truth
Unadulterated.
Tho Ihiffalo Xews has an old joke
witn a slight, variation:
INimrod Any good hunting round
here?
Farmer Yes; oceans of it.
Ximrod What kind of game mostly?
Farmer Never seed any game. Just
plain hunting.
A I.eison In Ktiquette.
In a kitchen:
Mother You shouldn't dip your
into the gravy that way, Mary.
It's very vulgar.
Mary Hut how else can I taste it,
mother? You surely don't want me to
Foil one of the plates! La Lanternu de
Coeorieo.
Ilotli .Stilus of ttir family.
She I took the present you gave me
to my aunt nnd site thought it was
lovely. .ISut.she wants to know what
we will do with it after wo tire married.
He That's very simple, dearest. Tell
her I Mhall take it to my uncle.
Ills Opinion or tilrls.
'JVachcr Spoil heroine.
Littlo Roy
"Correct. What ilocs it mean?"
"J I forget."
"If a little tfirl should Jo something
heroic, what would j'ou call htir?"
"A freak." Hood Nous.
T. ZEEL". HIIjTOIET I A
ROWLAND, KY., I Trivvet Havo you hear of the inter-
DEALER IN GROCERIES, HARDWARE, i eM,n 9oeiLty VL'nt at '' -
Boots and Shoes, Cigars and Tobacco. Ohla I bCUtn.
River Salt for tale by the barrel. Will take I Dicer Xo; what Was it?
try produce in exchange for goods at market price. ri. (,., 1 llii heariled , ...
I im also aaent forth? old Feliable llrodbead To-I lady has mar-
kaccos and will Leep a full line of thei8 goods in I rled tho Circassian licitutr
stock, and all I ask of tha merchants ot .Mantord i r te
and Uowland is to give me their orders and 1 will j
Tim Irrar
Irene (at tho charity fair) How nicely
yon handle the tambourine, Laura!
You would make, a capital minstrel.
I.aura So would you, dear. You
could take tho part of Hones m bo
naturally! Chlcapo Tribune.
Stanford,- - Kentucky, j ynu'Tetfin
She-What did to keep a
Offers his professional stmccs to the people of i diary for?
tills section, Hal had eight ears' experience In
itt ,11,1,,'t l,.,,,(,, .., i,..,, I. T
Hnuk " "itln t Infill to keop it. I ...-the
business, llefers to the Ursi National
Stanford, where he on be. found, tfnn to k'vo it up njjht away. Detroit
! Freo 1'ress.
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J. H. BAUGHMAN,
FIRE AND STORM
INSURANCE AGENTi
Representing
Hartford, of Hartford, Conn.;
Manchester, of Manchester, lng.;
Pennsylvania Fire, Philadelphia;
Ins. Co. of North America.
All of which are first-class Companies. I would
be pleased louaito nmy friends in this line. Pol.
icies promptly issued. Will insureasaiust tornadoes,
wind storms aud Untuning. Lightning
without additional charge.
Office at Firt National Hank, Stanford.
Falls Branch Jellico CoalOu.,
Mtnersand shippers oi the GENUINE
Original Jellico Coal.
Try it. We are the sole agents for Stanford 'and J
Rowland. Utlice corner ot Depot street ana ran-
road crossing.
HICCINS A WATTS.
To h Willi Jtotv.
Wild rose tie Mk clift up
Wild rowd of Urn. d.irk and gaunu
Wild rows the boatinnn
Wild ros thatwl'.dcrne haunt.
l'uck.
.Not .IfrMlil of Hi Dark.
Kitty Oil, litfht the gas and turn
that lump down; it's tfoiiif,' out.
Totn I don't object to that: do von?
Kitty Yes, I do-to the .smell! Life.
l.urUy Ono
Mrs. New Lee Wed You are a failure,
John. You've never had any luck.
Mr. New Lee Wed Yes, once; I was
born single. Jury.
. lUni i'is.e.
Claribelle Don't you think Charlie
Monocle's mind i& very weak?
Lsabelle Yes, dear, it can't even
wander. l'uck.
roptil'ir CrlinliialM,
"I beliuvc policemen are u wt of
thieves."
"So lo I. One of them rubbed us. of
otir eoolc tlio otlter day." Life.
Mitster anil Slave.
Ho I um the sluro of my own
She What u bUtpid mttster. Detroit
Free Preti.
Information for the Hoy,
"l'apa, what is a gas-log'." asked
Johnny.
"Tlie average dialogue," snitt papa.
Judge.
Drnamy.
Youge Women are like dreams.
Clare How?
Yonge They go by
Puck.
A California Illsk.
Eastern Man Ii that climate of yours
all that it is claimed to be?
California Man Healthiest climate
in the world.
"Well, I've heard of a good many
people who went there and came back
worse than before."
"Tho cllmato is all right; but, you
see, as quick as their health returns
they get interested in tho land boom
and buy."
"Yes."
"Well, after that they worry themselves
sick trying to sell." Omaha Dee.
Too Liberal.
Wlf Here's an advertisement in tho
paper that you'd better look into. It
says a man is wanted, and ho won't be
worked to death, and he'll get paid
enough to live on.
Husband Says ho won't bo worked to
doath, eh?
"Yes, and they promiso pay enough
to live on."
"Huh! Some catch about that" N.
Y. Weekly.
Won hy Her Tonga.
McIIarlem How long did you know
j'our wife before you were married to
her?
Murray Hill Two days.
"Wasn't that rather a short acquaintance?"
"If you had heard my wifo talk you
wouldn't ask such questions. At tho
end of those two days I felt as though I
had known her for five years." Texan
Sifting.
Honesty I'nya,
.Mm Honesty i.s tho best policv artcr
all.
Hill How?
"Remember that dog I stole?"
"Yep."
"Well, I tried two hull days to sell
'im, an' no one offered more 'n a dollar.
So I went, like a honest man, nn gtir
him to th' ole lady what owned Mm. an'
she guv me llvo dollars." X. Y. Weekly.
Tliej AVariiliis; Taken.
Jack Hillings Do you think it right
for a fellow to kiss a girl suddenly,
without warning?
May Cooings Xo; I do not.
Jack Hillings Neither do I. Hut how
is he going to war her?
May Coolngs I don't know of anv
better way than to ask some question
like yours just now. l'uck.
AmiKliig the Children.
Mrs. MeShantce (triumphantly) 1
sec ye are takin' in washiu' again, .Mrs.
Mcl'roudee.
Mrs. Mcl'roudee (whose husband has
lost a paying job) Sure it s only to
amuse tit' ehilders. They wants th'
windles covered wid steam, so they can
make pictures on thim. N Y. Weekly.
An I tiniest KfTorl.
Mrs. Lanouvenu Do you believe that
society women are sincere?
.Mr. Riches Sometimes they arc.
Mrs. Luuouveau When?
Mr. Riches They are always sincere
when they are trying to match silks at
a dry goods counter. Chicago News
Record.
Not nt tli Ttirntrr.
Ihnployor Why are you mi late
.-
c I'll cffH war tfra, i
SfmMvi ,, ills i
this
morning?
Hoy I laid awake so lonj; las' nipht 1
couldn't wake up.
"Hump! What kept you awake?"
" Iryin' to ruiuemlwr all th things
you told me to do to-day." Hood Xews.
Tfie (Inly cliniiiv lie Had.
Mis. .rcCordle It strikes me that it
is awfully tlisarecahlo for you to talk
in your Kleep every niht.
JlcCordle 1 aree with you. my dear;
hut I have to improve my opportunity,
you know. l'uck.
TiitisK runs.
...fv,...,r
' ' in
Miss Tooty frooty -- .Mistah
yon reek'n I's gwine wnlz wid
it Kern'mnii will htiti(,'in'
outen liis clot", dtttuwny'.'
.Mister rt:ix:rntropu 'Dewl, Misb
Tooty frooty, yo's inVtakcn 'Ixnit tint.
Das no 'spender, das malt new fob
chain.
Tho Hoy at a J)iHUilvniitni;r.
Hi Maternal 1'areiit I am horry,
Willie to have to do this. It
(whack) hurts me a jfreat ileal (wlmek!
whack) worsts tlian it hurts yon!
Willie (wrifrgliii;? and bliriekiii(f) No
it don't! Vott'vo yot aIoveon! CJiicnyo
Tribuim.
Vuiiltlmr Amtiltloii.
"Jobvm is very ninbitious. lie is always
Htfurlnjf to do something great in
th future."
"Yes, Im docs so much in tho f,uture
that lie doesn't have time to do
in the present." Chicago Xews
Ueronl.
A Nir Wsy to Measure.
l'apa now long is that lull where
you coast?
Warren About three seconds down
and ten minutes up. Harper's Young
People.
A Unit In tho Mauser.
There's ono variety of man
Ida fellows should ne'er forKlve;
he who says Ufa's) not worth living.
And still continue to live.
-Puck.
JIhIii or Whisky.
Bartender (as chiiniiloa annronrh linrl
contraries. Going to have somo rain, gentlemen?
unorus ro; wnuityj Life.
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77
Lincoln County is the best County in the State; Hustonvillc, Ky., is
the best town;
The best and cheapest man in the county.
I have come to this town (Hustonvillc) and opened this day with a
full line of
Clothing, Us' Furnishing Ms,
Boots, Shoes Hats, &c.
JiSEi
X2l
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DRUGGIST
TO TEX LADXXS.
I Jin receiving one of the most lines ol
MILi.LINKRY ever handled in Stanlord, selected
with an especial view to the wants of this
trade Miss Nora Welch, of Cincinnati, an rape,
rlenced trimmer, Is with me this season and 1 i
guarantee everything to In in the latest and moil
iipprotcd fashion. The ladirs are invited t call
and examine my goods, which I will take pleasure
in showing.
Gj MISS 1.1CCIK I1KAZLKV.
THE RILEY HOUSE
F. H. RILEY,' Proprietor,
London, - - - Kentucky.
I have moved to my new Hotel'iand am better
prepared than ever to accommodate the public
Good Livery attached and every convenience d ,
sired. Give me a call.
FRANK KILI.Y.
-AT-
Jesse Thompson's Barber Shop,
There are three of tho best
There are also excellent Hath K corns run In con
nection. Agent for Lexington Steam Laundry.
Also a Full Line of Tlmvnrc.
COME ONE
COME ALL.
TO 3 THE 3 N3H 3 FHKCE 3 STOBE.
I have some Bargains to show you. I am running
Three : Big : Stores
In Kentucky and one WHOLESALE STORE in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Now, as I buy in quantities 1 am able to sell you goods
Cheaper Than Anybody
Else in the country. GIVE ME A TRIAL. I can Save you Money.
$Tr jnitiT), Hustonvill, Zy.
FITE
HUSTON VILLE, KY
Offers Bargains in all kinds of Goods for 30 days, in order to make
room for his Spring Goods My Spring Shoes are daily arriving, and
far excel anything ever shown in Hustonvillc in quality, workmanship
and style. I have some Shoes and Hoots left over, which I will close
out very low Ladies' Pebble Buttons 75c; Kid Buttons 95c; Men's
Congress and Lace Shoes $1.40, worth $2; Heavy Boots Si. 25, Si. 50
and 2, worth double the money. A nice line of dark Calico at 5c.
Blankets and comforts
At Almost HALF PRICE.
Arbuckle's Coffee 25c; Fire Proof Oil 15c gallon and a great number
of Bargains too numerous to mention in all kinds of goods.
Terms 30 days to responsible parties.
PMW80 FliOWS
We now have
A COMPLETE LINE
Of Oliver Chilled Plows, Bucher & Giobs' Imperial Plows in steel and
chilled and Malta Double Shovels.
Wo Do PE!Mi(D(Kr&9
Crab Orchard, Ky.
PENNY
AND JEWELER
And
The LargcstJStock to select from. Prices alwas as Lowjas the low
est. Mr. Thos. Dalton has charge of Jewelry Department. Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Warranted.
Engraving Beautifully and ArtlnticaUv Done.
Old Gold and Silver takenjin exchange for goods.
Thanking my friends and the public generally for their liberal patronage
in the past year, I hope to merit a continuance by polite at
. .: i,nnrf nA.. .t Mr nr..c a mrvxTv
i l(.iiliuii, iiuiiui jjuun iiiiu nm j i. i, l ...i.. i.
C. D. FOWIXI,,
in-
General -:- ItlercliamllHC,
And Country 1'roduce,
lias cj. elicit tils stotk ol rooiIs and Is teat!
servr the pLopleof Manford and vicinity
idy t(.
He is
fillrrinj; unheard of llurgalnt mid all uho want
good yrxHls at tho lowrii po.sitilH pricis should
call on him on lxt;an Atonic
iW. O. HTJTCHI1TGS,
, r STKAUU, JK.
i"--1.
-
Livery land Feed Stable.
dTANKORD, KF.S'TrCKY.
Having purcuaird of A. T. Nunnelley his liv
ery business I can le (ound at hisidd stand ready
to wait on tlie puiill'. st any tune nay or iiini
1 Nothme but
FIRST-CLASS : TURNOUTS
shall leave my stable and my prices will be at
low as the lowest. Don't forset ray Stanford and
Rowland 'bus line.
T. r CLAKKI
, STRATXB&CO.,
...PRACri(.AL...
Plumbers and Steam Fitters.
I Dealers in all kinds of Iron and ilrass Goods lor
I steam and water. Sanitary Goods of all kinds. All
I work guaranteed against, defective material and
j wtsrkmauship. 37
DR. W. B. PENNF
Dentist.
Office South side Main meet, in office reeeu
acatcd.by Dr. L. r. Huffman, Strnfoid, Ky.
THE ADVOCATE
Comes to you every other day In the year
for only $U. Thr cheapest and'beit paper
in Kentucky. 50c sets it tliren months.
Address Tin AmoCATK, Danville, Ky.
fflHtu
A. S. PRICE,
SUKOEON DENTIST.
Office over McKoherts Drue
Owsley Iluildlng.
Stanford.
ct
Store In ths ne
3DE2STTO."
For the painless extraction 'of teeth and other
minor surgery. 1 have toted its virtue sufficiently
to know R. C. MOItGAN, D. I). S.
ZUC2TT.
House and 6 or 8 Acres of Land.
I will rent nrivatelr mv House and Let n.ir
Stanford on the Usnvllle pike.
March in.
MRS
l'otsesslon rl.cn
FANNIK DUNN.
blanlord, Ky.
XTEW
I have built and fitte.1 up a new and handsom
ROWLAND, adding new scenery, ai
cesiories, and instruments and erthlnj pertain
Itif to a (JsMtrjr. With many years
esperlcncc I am enabled to do good work at low
prices Cabinet I'hotos finisher ki the Utest uni
fnt style at $ jo pr dorrn t ards $i doien;
jc doien Thanking the public (or patt
favois, lam respectfully,
i I'RANK COUDIEIl
Commercial Hotel,
Mc KINNEY, KY.
I have bought above mentioned Hotel at Mr.
Kinney and hae .iltachtd a
Bar and Fool Room.
Have rtpaiied and refurnished the Hotel and
am belter than ever
Prepared to Accommodato the
Public.
s'liecul attention to Commercial Men.
1 W C It r.l'N. Proprietor
JOK I ARSON, Man.jer
DR. JOS. HAAS
Hog & Poultry Remedy
-! I !
Ucod Successfully Fifteen Years.
Will arreit dlicsse, preien's disease, eirtls
wcrmi.stop rough, Incrrast the flesh and hasten
msturity
Ji st and jo cents per pscLage;
can Ji o 'I he largrtt packages ara
the cheapest. Korssleby
A R PKNNV.
stanlord, Ky
JAMW YKAGKR. TIIOMAH YKAGEK
VEAGKR Sc YEAGER,
Umi fS9 AND SALE STASU,
STANFOnD, KY.
We are In our new stable In the Oier Hou.
Illock and arc well supplied with
NEW RIGS AND HORSES
Have been nurcha.ed and ruxhinf but
turnouts will leave the stable.
ii
Give them a Call.
Farmers Bank&Trnst Co
or stankok.:kv.,
Is now lully otrsnlrcd and ready ler business witk
Paid up Capital of - - $200,000.
Surplus, . 000.
SUCCKSSOK to Til K LINCOLN NATIONAL
. . DANK OK STANFORD,
Now clisinc upl with the nme assets and under
h same management.
Ily provisions of its chiller, dipoiitota are as
'u"r protected as aie depositors In National
Hanks, its sharchnIJti hem Kl.l ui.i...n.
lubletotbe cstcntbt the amouul Of their stock
therein at the par value therrol, in addition to the
mount invests d in such share.. It mar act as
esecutor. administrator, trustee, Ac, as fully u
sn individual.
To thoic who entrusted their bulsiness to us
while rnaagln the Lincoln National Bask el
Maatoril, we w here tender our many thanks and
trust they will continue to transact their busmtai
with us, ottering as a guarantee lor prompt an.
lion , to same, our twenty years rsperiMca la
osnkingandas libsralarcoiumodations as are cos.
intent with sound banking.
jiiaicioHs:
; J. Williams, Sit. Vernon;
J. M. Hall, Stanlord;
J. S. Owsley, Manford;
S.J, Embry, Stanford;
J. K. Lnu, Slanl.wd;
A. W. Carpenter, MlllednevtlU;
J. P. Caih, Stanford;
William Goocb, Stanford, Ky
S. U. Shanks, President.
i
J-" Owiley, Cashier.
si u.i.... .r ..
hiiiiiii, i ciicr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OK STANFORD. KY.
Capital Stock.
Surplus
8200,000
20,500
Attention of the public is invited to the fae
thai this is ihn only National Hank in Stanford
Under the provision, of the National Hank Act
depositors are secured not only by tha caDltal
stock, but hv the stockholders liability lor ,0
amount equal to the stock, so that depositors ol
this Instituuon are secured by a fund of L00.000
Kive aworn statements of thecondition of the bank
are made each yeartoihe United States government
and its assets ate examined at stated times
by government agents, thus securing additiloaa
snd perfect safety to depositors.
This institution. nriuin.il ..i,i.k.i...i .. ....
Oeposit Hank of Stanford In i8jj, then rergaa
Ued as the National Hank ol Stanford in iM and
sg.m ryprganlf rd a. the First National Hank ol
Stanlord in tSJi, has had practically an uninterrupted
istcnce of ,, years. It is better supplied
?ow y.'t ,c11.litl" (ot tiansacting busineu prompt
!y and liberally than ever before In its lont and
honotable career. Accounts of corporations:
" ,u,,,v",ua' "n7ctfuily
The Directory ol this Dank it composed ot
T, J. Foster, of Stanford;
roreitua, Rud, Lincoln county ;
J. W. Hayden, Stanford ;
J S.H. Baughraan, Lincoln;
M.J. Miller, Mt.Veraen;
S. T. Harris, Lincoln;
J. S. Ilocker, Stanford;
G. A. Lackey, Lincoln;
T. P. Hill.Suaford.
W. G. W.lch, SUafard;
OKHCERS:,,,TMe S,M,MJ'
), S. Ilocker, President;
John J. Mc Roberts, Cashier;
A. A. McKinncy, Atsntant Cashier.
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