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SEMI = WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNAL VOL XXXII STANFORD KY TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1905 3 PM NO9i I Odd Bits of Information s The first United 8tut mint was oe Ublihf In 179- 2Thondvflncu of clvlllzitlon li Oc crcailDR tbo number of prairie doge South Africa exports about 120000 000 worth of diamonds to London every i yearA lemploof fraternity will bo ono of tbo Nature of tbo Lewli sod Clark Centennial al Portland Ore Ibyilclaoi arc beginning to reco nha worry ai a dUeaie to bo jireicrlb od for like any other malady It appcari thai OBC are tent from Autrla to Ireland and thence to Fug land wboro they aro fold ai freib bleb eggs Daring the recent fOil In England a t drover lot a nock of cheep la tho- atreeti of Manctetor Tboy scattered lluHfruuwj St Cttlhi rlnoii llehlhoute Ilo of Wight Hit just been fitted with a nub of 16000000 candle pour rd i iIIlbt ono of 3 000000 Hfory Catholic church In Franco has usually just within IK doorwav a candle teller who ella candle for wor shipper to burn oo their sitars The Urltlib War onica has under t consideration a proposal for trying the plan of hootlne with both oye once t during tbe musketry training of ibis year s The CathohM of Oret Britain tlnd that for the Url time eloco the Hefor inatloa their cburchoi chapel and na tion number over 2000 Tbo exact number I009V- acclnatmoa was made corapultorr In I the cltrot Madras In 1881 Before that data there were hundreds often thou and of deatbt a year Now the death 1I rarolr exceed 10j r EATING I f sTaloorWooIto At tbli Kiuon of the year ttiple arc already ihowlng the 111 ejm itome that tie sure to result from the lIe ual Ialer diet Indeed life meat eating hearty food Jack of urclM oyorwork t sad roar ventilation ipo Icickneec nail poor health if the stomach cannot do IU work prop etj ill health la Bute to lollow Ml o the one medicine that aisurca a nit tJDill digestion t 41 strengthens the IIIIDI that toolhca and heals all Irritation congestion and Inllammatlon in the itom ach or bowel It li this that makes It a certain and guaranteed euro for all Horn IIIhnponrhbed pohoaou Impurities dcranilog the co lire eyitem and causing sickness and auf MIo na acting upon the atom aleepitMTt Elache and general neekncea and you ate weak and ailing tbe chance are that It li due to a dlMutd stomach hut you can he cured by using Mio na Ask Penny the reliable druggist to show r yon the Btrborf guarantee under which MIO on is told Mlon cote but 60c e ibol If U doc not help you the price is nothing t la answer to an advertUemeni for t somebody tQ tatco charge of a cburch choir nod play the organ the following reply was received Sir I noticed your advertisement for an organist and music teacher either lady or gentleman Baying been both several year I offer you m- ynnlcciIrld Bits John Jordleoo posttnaite11 at Coal vllle Iowa has written out hla rcilg nation time without number In tho list six yean but without avail No oto olio will have tte office and the In A oumberu under tbo law In compolle- dI remain until a new postmaster li I found- s pp The populace stood aghast I A the now governor crazy they queried Why all this turmoil Ob tbo newlylnetalled otllclal Lad actually kept a preelection promise McFIub What ore you mad bl Bit j 4 kilos abou- tSlecthBe tried to Insult me yester ¬ I day McFlub Whatd bo do Addreee you at Senator Love Affair End In Marriage Tho now thought damsel perused this headline with a shudder What a terrible end for a love af ¬ fair murmured eho Mlsa Snowllake What did Jim Jack ¬ son git married for Mill Washtub Lawd only knows bo keeps on working Iuck 1An agreeable movement of tho bowels without any unpleasant effect ie produced by Cbamberlalni Stomach and Liver Tablet For Bale br all druggists J JCbarle8 H Houseman cashier of tho Savings Bank at Columbus It O committed suicide ut his home- S S rt L LAND STOCK CROPS ETC JC Robinson bought of I O Drown four brood nwt at Sit Tho farmers have put In several days plowing tho lust week P O Minor of Owen county sold In Lcxlugion two pair of mules for 1800 In a Ore al Si Louis 100 mule and de 1Tho bought 132000 pounds of tobacco raised In Fayctie paying an average of Hi I centsIn Clark J J Jones sold 8000 Ibs of tobacco raised on four acres at 111 per hundred and 125 premium This li 1220 25 per acre A post mortem on a cow which died near Lexington disclosed the presence In her stomach of 18 Inches of wire 21 nail and a snake When raising sheep for mutton se ¬ loot tbe breed which grow rudldly and mature early rather than those wblch produce u heavy lltere of wool Flva hundred tobacco growers of Ocodurpoa count pledged 2275800 pound of their 1001 crop to the Burls r Tobacco Growers Asioolatloa Exports of wheat from the United States for tbe II months ended Nov 30 1001 amounted to 122lb701 bushels as compared with 03017 IfxJ bushel for the corresponding months of a year agoThe largest silo of tobacco mado thus year of tbo 1001 crop was when J N mIke purchased for the Continental 100000 pound from Geo G and JC Bamllioo of FUt Creek Montgomery county The price paid was 13 and 16 cents Clell Coleman has returned from Chi ¬ cago where bo bought 1000 head of cattle at from 12 25 to ll 50 per hun ¬ dred lie ties placed 600 of them on slop at Thompson distillery hero and the remaining 600 shipped to a Frank ¬ fort dUtlllerv Harrodsbarg Demo cratThe approximate atsiessed valuation of property lo all tbe Southern States at tbo beginning of lOCki was reported bv the Manufacturers Record to bo moreltban 1280000 a year The total value of last year cotton crop Is placed at 1505000 000 NegotlailODft were practically com ¬ pleted by the representatives of the Burley Tobacco Growers Company and Eastern capltallils for the control of the Burley tobacco market By the terms of the agreement reached In Cin ¬ cinnati the Eastern agents promise to secure 110000000 with which to buy up all the Burley tobacco raised In 1004 and now contracted for provided the Tobacco Growers Company secures bv February 1st contracts for 10000000 additional pounds THE DONT CARE NEGRO Nebor mln whutt In yo craoum So yo collars high an true Nebcr mln wjyii1 In yp pjqkot So de buckles on yo moo Neber ma who keep yo company So he half up wbut hes tuk Neber mln whut way you1 gwlno So yoa gwlne erway frum wuk Neber mln de races trouble So vo protlt by dem all Neber mln you lenders ntumblln1 So yo hep ter mek delL fall Neber mln whuta true lermorrcr So TO lib er dreamier day Nebcr role wbut tax li lebled So hit not on crap er play Nober role bow hard TO labern So yo doc bit to do en1 Dat de Jcdgo Is boun to ion yo And yo record to de pOD Nebcr mln yo manhood rii ln So yo bib er way ter stay it Neber rain folk good opinion So yo hab er way ter slay It Nober mln mans why and wharfo So de worll big and roun Neber min wbar next yos gwlooter So yoa six foot under groun Cured His Mother of Rheuma- tism ¬ My mother has been a sutlerer many years from rheumatism says 1 IL lloward of Ilueband 1enntylva nIl At times she was unable to move at all while at all times walking wan painful I presented her with a bottle of Ohamberlaina Pain Balm and after a applications she decided It was thq wonderful pain rollevershe had ever tried In fact she is never without It now and- s at all times able to walk Au occa ¬ sional application of Pain Balm keeps sway the pain that she was formerly trou ned with For sale by all Druggists youI Not half a offensive as u dying cigar answered the femtnlno caller Kcop It going please r William Dlxler la dead at Uarrods burji OoJ OoOo NEWS NOTES Count Jullu Sztpary former Pre- mier ¬ of DtiDgarr le dead bovlng W Gaines has bought the plant of tbo Gutbrio Courier t A movement to combine tbo Loxlng ton Elk Fair with the State Fair Icon foot I Tbo Ohio Basket Ball champions de ¬ fated both of the college team at Lex logton It F Ferguson bead delivery clerk of the L N al Nashville committed suicide It U laid that there are 18550 sick and wounded Uuttlan eoldlora at Port ArthurGov Beckbam has fixed Feb 17 aa the date of the execution of Hoy Green at Owensboro Four Americans and a Mexican wero ambushed and killed by Indians near Cobucbl Mex An early morning flro at Fort Worth Texas damagrrt or destroyed property valued al 105000 The condition of Gen Lew Wallace alCrawfordavlllo led has taken a turn for the worre Tno Uoodenon Common Council has adopted an ordinance prohibiting spit ting In street care Because she could not corquer the cigarette habit Mrs Sadie Thompson of Chicago committed suicide Three Italian ragprckera were burn ed to death InaQrdwblcb destroyed the Harlem hovel In which they lived Sborl In his accounts thousands of dollar Mike Furlong collector for the Lexington Brewery has disappeared Evans Thomas who played a pried cal Joko on his friend Cbarllo Bell near Jooeivllle La was shot and killedDr S B Deck with who wee Preil dent Garfield family physician at the time of the Executives aiiaiilnalloo is dead Antony Miller a Cincinnati cigar maker made suicide sure by blowing out bill brain after taking two ounces of Paris green Nearly 1000000 barrel of oil were produced In the KeniuekyTenneaiee Held during the year IDOL nearly twice the output of tbe previous year Delegate Randall of Wyoming wbo charged President Mitchell with hay log told out tbe Colorado miner was expelled from the United Mine Work erThe National Convention of the Uni- ted Mine Workers of America adopted a resolution forbidding membership to saloonkeeper owners of saloons or bar keepers Dy a decision given by Judge Shack olford Miller the defunct Kventng PoI Company mutt pay the feel duo tbe lawyers who represented tbe W N Haldeman heir and the receiver la the recent litigation The indications arc that there will be no strike on the Pennsylvania rail road The conferences between Gen ¬ eral Manager Aiicrbury and the train- men ¬ arc being continued lo a friendly spirit at Philadelphia Tbo National IndcpeodentTelephone Association of America and the Inter- state Tclcpbono Association of Amerl ca consolidated interests In a company to be known as the National Interstate Telephone Association The victims of the Negro Plersalli assaults ai Lexington are reported to be recovering A special grand jury was Impaneled yesterday to Investigate the charges agatnel tbe Negro and It la believed that be wilt be given a spec ¬ dy trial Porter Smith an Insurance agent at Paris la missing and be la alleged to be ibort In his acpounU several thous ¬ and dollar Check to the amount of 127000 given by him to several Incur ance companle have been protected at the Paris bank The upper portion of Campbell coun- ty Including Alexandria la experleoc ¬ log un epidemic of tonallltla At the county scat wore than tws third of the population arc uttering from the dl cease Two physicians after laboring heroically with their patients are also prostratedRecent experiments made by Dr Xa- vIer Corot tbo celebrated French spa dlscovoryr cure ¬ aria Prescription has resulted In an as- tonishing number of cures of victims the drink habit many of whom bavo been habitual drunkards for years Remedyt In my opinion Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best made for colds says Mrs Core Walker of Portorvlllc Cal There U no doubt about lie being the beet No oilier will cure a cold so quick- ly ¬ Nootheris squro a preventiveot pneumonia No outer is ao pleasant and cafe to take These are good reasons why It should ho preferred to any other The fact la that few people are satisfied with any otboraftcr having once used this rem- edy ¬ For sale by all Druggists C d MR ELLERSON PADGETT Ono of Waynetburg oldest and most highly respected citizens died Jan 17th Uo was born near this place Feb 15 1820 his parents having moved to I thle county from Louisa county Va four year provlou to his birth With tbe exception of tbreo years from 1842 to 1845 spent lo St Louie he bad lived his long life In thus vicinity In 1810 he married the widow Leach who wise I Min Emily A Goocb and four child ¬ ren were born to them only ono of I whom Mr R D Padgett of this place survives with wbom tbe old gentleman had lived since the death of his wife In 1800 In politics he was a true demo ¬ crat never having scratched a ticket In all his long life Uo wa elected and served throe years as constable and 12 year as magistrate and during that time be married CO couple and bad the reputation of making ono of the best magistrate this district ever had During bla early life be was a school- teacher afterward maklLg farming his occupation except few years in tbe merchandise bualneae at Wavnet burg and Eubank Do was never a member of any church although lo all his dealings and In hla life be Will al- ways honorable and just and lived a life that would have been an honor to any church Ho was loved and respect ed by all who knew him Ha was laid to ret In Wayneiburg cemetery bv the side of hie wife whom be bad married lust 50 year before lo a day who bad preceded him to the grave eight year Funeral service by Rev W R Da ¬ vidson M G REYNOLDS Wane burl Kv IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES R H C Mitchell ot Boyle has been taking the Danville Advocate eluca 1865 Cap J B Deyerle died ai his home In Mlddleaboro lilt Tuesday of heart troubleWill Cooper a C ft 0 brakeman was accidentally shot and killed by bis friend Charles Ware at Lexington State Custodian W M Lyons of Jei amlno county suffered a stroke of par ¬ alysis at Frankfort His entire right tide la affected and his friends are un ¬ easy about his condition Col It M Jackson for many yenta cashier of the First National Bank of London has resigned and McCalla Fitzgerald elected In hi stead Mr Jackson was mado president John White tbe negro who shot and killed Policeman John Burns and Brake- men Jesse Sharp In the gallery of the Princes Theatre on the night ot Feb Cth last was tried In the circuit court at Plnevlllo and acquitted Ten new wells were brougbtln In the Kentucky oil field the past week alxo which werb in Wayne county All o them wero fair producer Owing to tbo low price of the crude product drill lag operations have received something of a setback U G Baker has bought of Fritz Krueger tbe brick store room adjoin ¬ log his property This la a very Im ¬ portant deal for Mt Vernon as the roo suit of It will be a department etoreby Mr Baker and tho erection of another brick business house by Mr Krueger Mt Vernon Signal E Lenklrk ot Reynohhvllle Pat was In Laurel last week with tho IE teo lon of Interesting tbe peoplo of London and Laurel county In establish ¬ log a large brick and tile factory at rEast Bcrnaiadt with a capital stock of 1150000 or this stock 1100000 will be subscribed by tbo Pennsylvania capl tallata and the other 150000 Mr Len ¬ kirk deslrea o bo taken up In Ken ¬ tucky and 128000 basal ready been sub ¬ scribed by clllzena of Laurel county A defective engine boiler explod- ed ¬ at the sawmill ol Mr GodbVi near Bercctta In the western part of Pulas kl county Two operators Woodion Dalton and Milton Roberts were kill ¬ ed John Carver seriously Injured and Tom Norfloet und Charles Gaston badly scalded and otherwise Injured Dal tons head was blown off and Into frag ¬ meets Portions of the boiler wore found 75 yards away Tbe men klllet were wellknown olllzeoe of Pulaakl county > bltiiIiJiiIi i uun f Winters Blastsj iI Lose their terror if you are fortified in one of our Good Overcoats Everything to Keep You Warm Underwear Gloves Gaps Shoes Felt Boots e d4i Your money back if a you do not like it t INDIA RELISH Out of the celebrated IIKINK o7 VARIETIES An appe ¬ tizing sweet pickle relish excellent with meats cold or hot Its only fault It iO good as to be eaten extravagantly If you do not like it we will return full purchase price W H HIGGINS STANFORD KY i New Store Clearance Sale Ir In order to make room for our Spring stock which will be coming in hortlwe have decided to cut down the JHICES of our stock of Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats Caps r Ladies Cloaks Jackets Skirts and Ladies and Gents Furnishings To be appreciated you must see thq bar ¬ sins we are offering to you therefore we invite you to come see and bo convinced of the bargains we are offering Dont miss the opportunity of seeing our goods before you buy c18ewhereI I nae SAM ROBINSON Next Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank KYf BARGAINS lilt One good fccondImnd heating stove suitable for shopor store 1 extra good hccontlliund Wrought Majestic Kange high shelf and copper reservoir J Iumps any price or any depth put intKoofiug Gut toting AVann Air Furnaces and all Kinds of Ucpair Work done promptly S H ALDRIDCE Phone 116 Depot St Stanford Ky TO THE FARMERS It is necessary to have good fences to protect your crops So if you will call and eo3 us we can furnish you The American Fence the best woven fence on the market We have just received carload of this fence null will maket the price suit Call and see us W E Perkins Crab OrchardKy n c v
Transcript of VOL SEMI XXXII STANFORD KY i WintersiI uunBlastsj NO9i · 2017-12-14 · SEMI=WEEKLY INTERIOR...
SEMI =WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNALVOL XXXII STANFORD KY TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1905 3 PM NO9i I
Odd Bits of Informations
The first United 8tut mint was oe
Ublihf In 179-2Thondvflncu of clvlllzitlon li Oc
crcailDR tbo number of prairie doge
South Africa exports about 120000
000 worth of diamonds to London everyi
yearAlemploof fraternity will bo ono of
tbo Nature of tbo Lewli sod ClarkCentennial al Portland Ore
Ibyilclaoi arc beginning to reco
nha worry ai a dUeaie to bo jireicrlbod for like any other malady
It appcari thai OBC are tent from
Autrla to Ireland and thence to Fugland wboro they aro fold ai freib blebeggs
Daring the recent fOil In England at
drover lot a nock of cheep la tho-
atreeti of Manctetor Tboy scattered
lluHfruuwjSt Cttlhi rlnoii llehlhoute Ilo of
Wight Hit just been fitted with a nubof 16000000 candle pour rdiiIIlbt ono of 3 000000
Hfory Catholic church In Franco hasusually just within IK doorwav a
candle teller who ella candle for worshipper to burn oo their sitars
The Urltlib War onica has undert consideration a proposal for trying the
plan of hootlne with both oye once
t during tbe musketry training of ibisyear
sThe CathohM of Oret Britain tlnd
that for the Url time eloco the Hefor
inatloa their cburchoi chapel and nation number over 2000 Tbo exactnumber I009V-
acclnatmoa was made corapultorr InI the cltrot Madras In 1881 Before thatdata there were hundreds often thou
and of deatbt a year Now the death1I rarolr exceed 10jr EATING
I
fsTaloorWooItoAt tbli Kiuon of the year
ttiple arc already ihowlng the 111 ejm
itome that tie sure to result from the lIe
ual Ialer diet Indeed life meat eating
hearty food Jack of urclM oyorwork
t sad roar ventilation ipo Icickneec nail
poor healthif the stomach cannot do IU work prop
etj ill health la Bute to lollow Ml o
the one medicine that aisurca a nit
tJDilldigestion t 41 strengthens the IIIIDI
that toolhca and heals all Irritation
congestion and Inllammatlon in the itom
ach or bowel It li this that makes It a
certain and guaranteed euro for all Horn
IIIhnponrhbedpohoaou Impurities dcranilog the co
lire eyitem and causing sickness and auf
MIo na acting upon the atom
aleepitMTtElache and general neekncea and
you ate weak and ailing tbe chanceare that It li due to a dlMutd stomach
hut you can he cured by using Mio na
Ask Penny the reliable druggist to show
r yon the Btrborf guarantee under which
MIO on is told Mlon cote but 60c e
ibol If U doc not help you the price is
nothing
t la answer to an advertUemeni for
t somebody tQ tatco charge of a cburchchoir nod play the organ the following
reply was receivedSir I noticed your advertisement
for an organist and music teachereither lady or gentleman Baying
been both several year I offer you m-ynnlcciIrld Bits
John Jordleoo posttnaite11 at Coalvllle Iowa has written out hla rcilgnation time without number In tholist six yean but without avail Nooto olio will have tte office and the In
A oumberu under tbo law In compolle-dI remain until a new postmaster li
Ifound-
s ppThe populace stood aghast
I A the now governor crazy they
queriedWhy all this turmoilOb tbo newlylnetalled otllclal Lad
actually kept a preelection promise
McFIub What ore you mad bl Bitj
4 kilos abou-tSlecthBe tried to Insult me yester ¬
I dayMcFlub Whatd bo do Addreee
you at Senator
Love Affair End In Marriage
Tho now thought damsel perused
this headline with a shudderWhat a terrible end for a love af ¬
fair murmured eho
Mlsa Snowllake What did Jim Jack ¬
son git married forMill Washtub Lawd only knows bo
keeps on working Iuck
1An agreeable movement of tho bowels
without any unpleasant effect ie produced
by Cbamberlalni Stomach and Liver
Tablet For Bale br all druggistsJ
JCbarle8 H Houseman cashier of thoSavings Bank at ColumbusIt O committed suicide ut his home-
S
S
rt L
LAND STOCK CROPS ETC
JC Robinson bought of I O Drownfour brood nwt at Sit
Tho farmers have put In several daysplowing tho lust week
P O Minor of Owen county soldIn Lcxlugion two pair of mules for1800
In a Ore al Si Louis 100 mule andde1Thobought 132000 pounds of tobacco raised
In Fayctie paying an average of Hi I
centsInClark J J Jones sold 8000 Ibs of
tobacco raised on four acres at 111 perhundred and 125 premium This li1220 25 per acre
A post mortem on a cow which diednear Lexington disclosed the presenceIn her stomach of 18 Inches of wire 21
nail and a snakeWhen raising sheep for mutton se ¬
loot tbe breed which grow rudldly andmature early rather than those wblchproduce u heavy lltere of wool
Flva hundred tobacco growers ofOcodurpoa count pledged 2275800pound of their 1001 crop to the Burls r
Tobacco Growers AsioolatloaExports of wheat from the United
States for tbe II months ended Nov 30
1001 amounted to 122lb701 bushels ascompared with 03017 IfxJ bushel for
the corresponding months of a year
agoThe largest silo of tobacco mado thusyear of tbo 1001 crop was when J N
mIke purchased for the Continental100000 pound from Geo G and JCBamllioo of FUt Creek Montgomerycounty The price paid was 13 and16 cents
Clell Coleman has returned from Chi ¬
cago where bo bought 1000 head of
cattle at from 12 25 to ll 50 per hun ¬
dred lie ties placed 600 of them onslop at Thompson distillery hero andthe remaining 600 shipped to a Frank ¬
fort dUtlllerv Harrodsbarg Demo
cratThe approximate atsiessed valuationof property lo all tbe Southern Statesat tbo beginning of lOCki was reportedbv the Manufacturers Record to bo
moreltban1280000 a year The total value of lastyear cotton crop Is placed at 1505000
000NegotlailODft were practically com ¬
pleted by the representatives of theBurley Tobacco Growers Companyand Eastern capltallils for the controlof the Burley tobacco market By theterms of the agreement reached In Cin ¬
cinnati the Eastern agents promise tosecure 110000000 with which to buy upall the Burley tobacco raised In 1004
and now contracted for provided theTobacco Growers Company secures bvFebruary 1st contracts for 10000000additional pounds
THE DONT CARE NEGRO
Nebor mln whutt In yo craoumSo yo collars high an true
Nebcr mln wjyii1 In yp pjqkotSo de buckles on yo moo
Neber ma who keep yo company
So he half up wbut hes tukNeber mln whut way you1 gwlno
So yoa gwlne erway frum wuk
Neber mln de races troubleSo vo protlt by dem all
Neber mln you lenders ntumblln1So yo hep ter mek delL fall
Neber mln whuta true lermorrcrSo TO lib er dreamier day
Nebcr role wbut tax li lebledSo hit not on crap er play
Nober role bow hard TO labernSo yo doc bit to do en1
Dat de Jcdgo Is boun to ion yo
And yo record to de pOD
Nebcr mln yo manhood rii ln
So yo bib er way ter stay itNeber rain folk good opinion
So yo hab er way ter slay It
Nober mln mans why and wharfoSo de worll big and roun
Neber min wbar next yos gwlooterSo yoa six foot under groun
Cured His Mother of Rheuma-tism
¬
My mother has been a sutlerermany years from rheumatism says1 IL lloward of Ilueband 1enntylvanIl At times she was unable to moveat all while at all times walking wanpainful I presented her with a bottle ofOhamberlaina Pain Balm and after aapplications she decided It was thqwonderful pain rollevershe had ever triedIn fact she is never without It now and-
s at all times able to walk Au occa¬
sional application of Pain Balm keepssway the pain that she was formerly trouned with For sale by all DruggistsyouINot half a offensive as u dyingcigar answered the femtnlno caller
Kcop It going pleaser
William Dlxler la dead at Uarrodsburji
OoJ OoOo
NEWS NOTES
Count Jullu Sztpary former Pre-
mier¬
of DtiDgarr le deadbovlng W Gaines has bought the
plant of tbo Gutbrio Courier t
A movement to combine tbo Loxlngton Elk Fair with the State Fair Iconfoot I
Tbo Ohio Basket Ball champions de ¬
fated both of the college team at Lexlogton
It F Ferguson bead delivery clerkof the L N al Nashville committedsuicide
It U laid that there are 18550 sickand wounded Uuttlan eoldlora at Port
ArthurGovBeckbam has fixed Feb 17 aa
the date of the execution of Hoy Greenat Owensboro
Four Americans and a Mexican weroambushed and killed by Indians nearCobucbl Mex
An early morning flro at Fort WorthTexas damagrrt or destroyed propertyvalued al 105000
The condition of Gen Lew WallacealCrawfordavlllo led has taken aturn for the worre
Tno Uoodenon Common Council hasadopted an ordinance prohibiting spitting In street care
Because she could not corquer thecigarette habit Mrs Sadie Thompsonof Chicago committed suicide
Three Italian ragprckera were burned to death InaQrdwblcb destroyed theHarlem hovel In which they lived
Sborl In his accounts thousands ofdollar Mike Furlong collector for theLexington Brewery has disappeared
Evans Thomas who played a priedcal Joko on his friend Cbarllo Bellnear Jooeivllle La was shot and
killedDrS B Deck with who wee Preil
dent Garfield family physician at thetime of the Executives aiiaiilnalloois dead
Antony Miller a Cincinnati cigarmaker made suicide sure by blowingout bill brain after taking two ouncesof Paris green
Nearly 1000000 barrel of oil wereproduced In the KeniuekyTenneaieeHeld during the year IDOL nearly twicethe output of tbe previous year
Delegate Randall of Wyoming wbocharged President Mitchell with haylog told out tbe Colorado miner wasexpelled from the United Mine Work
erThe National Convention of the Uni-
ted Mine Workers of America adopteda resolution forbidding membership tosaloonkeeper owners of saloons or barkeepers
Dy a decision given by Judge Shackolford Miller the defunct Kventng PoICompany mutt pay the feel duo tbelawyers who represented tbe W NHaldeman heir and the receiver la therecent litigation
The indications arc that there willbe no strike on the Pennsylvania railroad The conferences between Gen ¬
eral Manager Aiicrbury and the train-men
¬
arc being continued lo a friendlyspirit at Philadelphia
Tbo National IndcpeodentTelephoneAssociation of America and the Inter-state Tclcpbono Association of Amerlca consolidated interests In a companyto be known as the National InterstateTelephone Association
The victims of the Negro Plersalliassaults ai Lexington are reported tobe recovering A special grand jurywas Impaneled yesterday to Investigatethe charges agatnel tbe Negro and Itla believed that be wilt be given a spec ¬
dy trialPorter Smith an Insurance agent at
Paris la missing and be la alleged tobe ibort In his acpounU several thous ¬
and dollar Check to the amount of127000 given by him to several Incurance companle have been protected atthe Paris bank
The upper portion of Campbell coun-
ty Including Alexandria la experleoc ¬
log un epidemic of tonallltla At thecounty scat wore than tws third of thepopulation arc uttering from the dlcease Two physicians after laboringheroically with their patients are also
prostratedRecent
experiments made by Dr Xa-
vIer Corot tbo celebrated French spadlscovoryrcure ¬
aria Prescription has resulted In an as-
tonishing number of cures of victimsthe drink habit many of whom bavobeen habitual drunkards for years
RemedytIn my opinion Chamberlains Cough
Remedy is the best made for colds saysMrs Core Walker of Portorvlllc CalThere U no doubt about lie being thebeet No oilier will cure a cold so quick-
ly¬
Nootheris squro a preventiveotpneumonia No outer is ao pleasant andcafe to take These are good reasons whyIt should ho preferred to any other Thefact la that few people are satisfied withany otboraftcr having once used this rem-
edy¬
For sale by all Druggists
C d
MR ELLERSON PADGETT
Ono of Waynetburg oldest and mosthighly respected citizens died Jan17th Uo was born near this place Feb15 1820 his parents having moved to I
thle county from Louisa county Vafour year provlou to his birth Withtbe exception of tbreo years from 1842
to 1845 spent lo St Louie he bad livedhis long life In thus vicinity In 1810
he married the widow Leach who wise IMin Emily A Goocb and four child ¬
ren were born to them only ono of I
whom Mr R D Padgett of this placesurvives with wbom tbe old gentlemanhad lived since the death of his wife In1800 In politics he was a true demo ¬
crat never having scratched a ticketIn all his long life Uo wa elected andserved throe years as constable and 12
year as magistrate and during thattime be married CO couple and bad thereputation of making ono of the bestmagistrate this district ever hadDuring bla early life be was a school-teacher afterward maklLg farminghis occupation except few years intbe merchandise bualneae at Wavnetburg and Eubank Do was never amember of any church although lo allhis dealings and In hla life be Will al-
ways honorable and just and lived alife that would have been an honor toany church Ho was loved and respected by all who knew him Ha was laidto ret In Wayneiburg cemetery bv theside of hie wife whom be bad marriedlust 50 year before lo a day who badpreceded him to the grave eight yearFuneral service by Rev W R Da ¬
vidson M G REYNOLDSWane burl Kv
IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES
R H C Mitchell ot Boyle has beentaking the Danville Advocate eluca1865
Cap J B Deyerle died ai his homeIn Mlddleaboro lilt Tuesday of hearttroubleWill
Cooper a C ft 0 brakemanwas accidentally shot and killed by bisfriend Charles Ware at Lexington
State Custodian W M Lyons of Jeiamlno county suffered a stroke of par ¬
alysis at Frankfort His entire righttide la affected and his friends are un ¬
easy about his conditionCol It M Jackson for many yenta
cashier of the First National Bank ofLondon has resigned and McCallaFitzgerald elected In hi stead MrJackson was mado president
John White tbe negro who shot andkilled Policeman John Burns and Brake-men Jesse Sharp In the gallery of thePrinces Theatre on the night ot FebCth last was tried In the circuit courtat Plnevlllo and acquitted
Ten new wells were brougbtln In theKentucky oil field the past week alxowhich werb in Wayne county All othem wero fair producer Owing totbo low price of the crude product drilllag operations have received somethingof a setback
U G Baker has bought of FritzKrueger tbe brick store room adjoin ¬
log his property This la a very Im ¬
portant deal for Mt Vernon as the roosuit of It will be a department etorebyMr Baker and tho erection of anotherbrick business house by Mr KruegerMt Vernon Signal
E Lenklrk ot Reynohhvllle Patwas In Laurel last week with tho IE
teo lon of Interesting tbe peoplo ofLondon and Laurel county In establish ¬
log a large brick and tile factory atrEast Bcrnaiadt with a capital stock of
1150000 or this stock 1100000 will besubscribed by tbo Pennsylvania capltallata and the other 150000 Mr Len ¬
kirk deslrea o bo taken up In Ken ¬
tucky and 128000 basal ready been sub ¬
scribed by clllzena of Laurel countyA defective engine boiler explod-
ed
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at the sawmill ol Mr GodbVi nearBercctta In the western part of Pulaskl county Two operators WoodionDalton and Milton Roberts were kill ¬
ed John Carver seriously Injured andTom Norfloet und Charles Gaston badlyscalded and otherwise Injured Dal
tons head was blown off and Into frag ¬
meets Portions of the boiler worefound 75 yards away Tbe men kllletwere wellknown olllzeoe of Pulaaklcounty
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Winters BlastsjiILose their terror if you arefortified in one of our
Good OvercoatsEverything to Keep You Warm
Underwear Gloves GapsShoes Felt Boots
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d4iYour money back if
a you do not like it
t INDIA RELISHOut of the celebrated IIKINK o7 VARIETIES An appe¬
tizing sweet pickle relish excellent with meats cold or hot
Its only fault It iO good as to be eaten extravagantly Ifyou do not like it we will return full purchase price
W H HIGGINSSTANFORD KY
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New Store Clearance SaleIrIn order to make room for our Spring stock whichwill be coming in hortlwe have decided to cut down
the JHICES of our stock of
Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats Capsr
Ladies Cloaks Jackets Skirts and Ladies and GentsFurnishings To be appreciated you must see thq bar ¬
sins we are offering to you therefore we invite you to
come see and bo convinced of the bargains we areoffering Dont miss the opportunity of seeing ourgoods before you buy c18ewhereI
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SAM ROBINSONNext Door to Lincoln County Nat BankKYfBARGAINS lilt
One good fccondImnd heating stove suitable for
shopor store 1 extra good hccontlliund WroughtMajestic Kange high shelf and copper reservoir J
Iumps any price or any depth put intKoofiug Guttoting AVann Air Furnaces and all Kinds of UcpairWork done promptly
S H ALDRIDCEPhone 116 Depot St Stanford Ky
TO THE FARMERSIt is necessary to have good fences to protect your crops
So if you will call and eo3 us we can furnish you The
American Fence the best woven fence on the market Wehave just received carload of this fence null will maketthe price suit Call and see us
W E Perkins Crab OrchardKy
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