semi-weekly interior journal.. (springfield, ky) 1901-07

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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL

BTANKOIID KY JULY 20 1001

IITRY the Judge Taft cigar for achoice emoko at Pennys Drug Store

Ouit proscrIptIon work Is unsurpasaed Try UB and bu convinced PennyDrug Store

PERSONALS

R M NKWLANU went to Lexington>

yesterdayMri W II HiaoiNS hat CrabOrch

ard SpringsHON HARVEY HELM loft Tuesday

for a tripEaeL-COL AND MRS T P JILL aro at

Dripping SpringI JMu S C THURMOND has cone to

16 prospectMiss LINDA MILLER In visiting

friends nt Mt SterlingMSS TOktatir FRANCIS of Lan cae

ter wee tho guestof Mln Mary BruceATTORNEY J R BUSH of Hlchraond

I I li veiling hit father Capt II T BushMiss STELLA HALLOU u visiting nor

slater Mr J L Duncan at Toledo OREV JOHN A Goocir of Wayne

menlnKIIED PENNINOTON Is making Coun ¬

ts ty Court Clerk Cooper a iplendld dewuty

f MRS WILLIAM Rice of Richmondattended the burial of Mr W 11 Parcone

Mil J a CLAUNCII of Somersethas Joined his wlfo and ion at Mr J E

LynnMIssNANCY WlTIIERSIOON liar

Ie the guest of Mies MaryfIlundlay

MIL D S RITCHIE of LouUvlllcspent several days with tho MlisciManofco-

x MISS ANNIE TimiiiLE of JunctionCity spunt several day with Ire WA Trlbblot MR AND Mns GRAHAM PRIOR of

ItDAnvllle aro guests of Mr and Mr

00 KellerDR J V PEYTON and Messrs J C

Hays and J W locker aro at Dripping SpringaaRock Ark le visiting the family of

t Mr W H Shanksr Mn AND MRS A UNDERWOOD of

CorbIn attended the burial of MrWlllli II Parsons

I Mn W W WRIGHT came all t thoway from Livingston to get a Huston

I vllle fair catalogueMlt O T LAYTON of Garrard was

hero Wednesday to meet bis wife who

Marloot delightfulBELLE

I visit to friends at Georgetown

j MISSBH PEARL JOHNSTONS andMaudo Moore of Doyle are guests o-

ft

Muses Sarah and Jennie LynnMRS SALLIE SmrUAN of Huston

Ifvllle who bat been visiting Mrs Don

Dallou hat returned homo

f MR AND MILS W G LACKEY of

St Louie arrived Tuesday to visit HonI O A Lackey and Miss Ophelia Lack-

eyI

MISSES MARIE MAHONY and Vrginia Bourne are member of a houroparty being given by Miss Robbie Pen-

ny at DanvilleMiss ELEANOR PHILLIPS his our

thanks for an Invitation to the commencement exerclscsof National Nor-mal University at Lebanon O

PRESIDENT W G COWAN and Sec-retary W D locker of the Hustonvlllo fair spent yesterday at thoGeorgetown fair looking alter attrac ¬

tonMil MCCALLA FITZGERALD of Lon

1 don was on yesterdays train bound forGeorgetown to attend tbo street fairHe was accompanied by his handsotnolittle son

Miss MARY LANDRAM BURNSIDB en ¬

tertalned a few friends Thursday ovanlng In honor of her guest Miss MInnle Woods of Stanford Miss Ella MaySaunders of Stanford visited Miss Ito

I la Arnold Record

LOCALS

Duo FINISH at Craig lockersHCSTONVILLE FAIR July 31 three

daysJ 0

1 Go to Craig is Hooker for perfec-fitting spectacles

TO FARMERS We are still runningour mill at tho same place j HBaughman Co

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AN Infant of Will Dunn of Hustonvllle died of whooping cough whichepidemic Is prevalent In the West End

THE Warren Grlgsby Chapter willmeet with Mrs J S Owaloy Jr nox-

oclockt

r Tuesday afternoon 30th at430Subject Stonewall Jackson All orerequested to como prepared

Miss LAVINIA SHANNON who played

hero In tho Julia A Hunt Co and Is

well remembered bad a narrow escapo from death at Minneapolis wbllo-

i presenting the play Under TwoFlags I

HUSTONVJLLB Come In and soothegreat reduction of prices on tailor made

suite I am offering for July and AuDliat buy a ready made suit

11when you can have one made to orderjust as cheap AJ Adame

1325PlanaTliltKD comfortable rooms for rent

It Robinson Lancaster street

PLENTY band made harness of thelatest pattern on hand J 0 McClary

SEE tbat now sowing machine atThat new price at Illggln S Mc

Klnnoy

WB have plenty c-hicken feed andshlpstulT on hand Will sell cheap JII Baugbtnan fc Co

RRMEMiiiilt that erms aro cashLow cash prices on feed of all kindsJ U Baughman St Co

FOR SALE on RENT Residence onUpper Main diagonally opposite theCollege Jtoqulre of E C Walton

ROSSBLL Tbo aged Mr Lewis HOB

sell died just all wo went to press Dur ¬

ial here tomorrow Extended noticenext issue

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WB hard waited patiently on you forthe money duo July 1 If you dontcomo around this week well call onyou Buazley Uro

WB Intended to print a picture andwrlio upof Mr M G Reynolds Llncoin county next assessor but the cutfailed to reach us In time for this Isrue

EMMETT CUMMINS of Beo Lickdied at Joseph Price Infirmary Wed ¬

nesday Ho was In a very bad condi ¬

Lion and the operation performed onhim proved too severe

DtLA vED0wiagtodelayIngettinghis press Mr It O Cunningham an ¬

nounces that tho Danville Courier willnot appear until next Fridaya weeklater than he Intended

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IN DEMAND John II Moor tbobaker and rcitaurantor is shippinglargo quantities of his One bread nowHe has rogularcustotnersat RichmondMlddloburg Crab Orchard Brodbcadand other point and he can hardly supply the demand

PLEASANT OCCASION Litho MissSbeppard Cook daughter of Dr

nd Mrs L D Cook celebrated hotsixth birthday yesterday afternoon byhaving about 70 of her little friendswith her Various games were Indulged In by the tots and lots of goothings to cat were enjoyed Miss MarySheppard proved herself a charminglittle hostess and further endeared her ¬

self to her friend and playmatesr

HOT Hot Ino name for the weath ¬

er wo bavo bad for the past weekSweltering humanity la suffering tor¬

furor while crops are being damagedby the distressing drouth wo are ex ¬

periencing Tbo mercury hoversaround the 100 mark from 10 to 4oclock while the nights afford notmuch relief There was promise ofrain yesterday afternoon but the cloudhave disappeared and old Sol 1s againhard at work ihli morning

FAIK DAILY Meesre GeorgeKeller Jr and Jesse AG Alvcrson ofthis ofllce aro getting theJOURNAL Huktonvlllo Fair Daily Inreadiness and It will contain advertisement galore If you havent spok ¬

en for space you bad better do so atonce or you will be too late They willmake the paper a most Interesting oneand U will po liberally Illustrated EH Fox of Danville la making a largenumber of halt tones to be used

PARSONS Mr Willis H Parsonswho has been ill for a loop time diedlull before we went to prose Tuesdaymorning aged ttO He was a devout tmember of the Methodist church onhonorable gentleman and a clover manMr Parsons was formerly from Rockcantlo but hall spent a number ofyears In Lincoln county where he wasuniversally liked A wife who was aMiss Underwood and seven childrensurvive After services at the Metho ¬

dist church by Rev W E ArnoldWednesday afternoon the remainswero taken to Buffalo cemetery andlaid to rest

tTIlE Beaaley Hotel at Crab Orchard

Is having a nice run of custom now andgood crowds are enjoying the best thomarket affords there Tho followingthtan Ieons John and Henry Humphrey Hallou and Judgo Joe Robinson of Lan ¬

teeter Mrs A A McKinney Dan ¬

ville Mrs A J Earp WinchesterMrs Josle Raney Mack Huffman andMiss Tevls Carpenter Stanford MlasEngenja Duet St Louis and a largenumber of drummers Rooms havebeen engaged and a alto crowd 1s ex-

pected¬

the rest of tbo season

HUBTONVILLE FAIR Besides theitniotlons In the catalogue of the Huttonvlllo fair tho directors have addedgame of ball for the first day wblcpromises to bo a warm contest for base-

ball superiority Hustonvlllo and Halrodsburg will play for the championship of Kentucky the winning team toget 120 and tbo losing 85 HowardCamnltz who Is winning famo as atwirler wilt pitch for the homo boyswhllo the visitors will have a crackerjack In tho box Tho game will beplayed attar tbo fair program IB carriedcbarltotostay for the last two

21o MADRAS at IDe Severance kSons

WHITK grey and ckelk glovesSeverance S Sons

NEW rubber tire phaeton for salecheap William Hamilton

CHICKEN feed and shlpstuff cheap forclub J H Baughman k Co

TIN fruit jars nod jar rubberat Higgins McKlnnoy

PARAKKINB fur preserving jolliesand fruits at Biggins S McKlnneys

STANFORD Is In thow

1laboftowns thatwill very likely be connected with LouUvlllo by a proposed electric railway

THE Christian Church colored of this place will givo a big basketmooting on tho fourth Sunday in Au ¬

gust

TILE Northbound passenger No 20was 31 hours late this morning havingwaited for a delayed Southern train atJelllco

Tim managers ufColumbia fairannounce that all ministers and perions over 70 year old will be admittedto tbo exhibition free of charge It Issafe to say that timny a jackleg preach-er

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will be on hand

LINCOLN DOCTORS IN ITDr J GCarpenter of this place and Dr Del ¬

tie Carpenter of HustonvUle will alecuss Surgery In Obstetrics atmedical society meeting to bo hold atRussell SprIng Auglandd Anesinetla In Labor will be the subject oDr W L Lowdere talkEolimsla Dr Steele Baileys an

Grip and Results Dr J C BarkersThe meetIng promises to be an Inter ¬

eating one-

COLOItEDo

TEACHERS INSTITUTEThe annual session of the coloredteacher Institute was called to orderin Stanford court houee by Pro GSingleton county superintendent aD30 A M Monday Devotional oxrcues wero conducted by Rev A LGuthrIe of the A M E church ProfSingleton then gave an address i

which ho stated In a few pointed wordtbo object ol tho meeting Dr Tardifpresided at the organ The followingcommittees were appointed PrograStepd p

dlf Miss K B Gentry C S logesThe following wero present MissesK D Gentry B Sutton M E Jorman L Mason A Engleman F Corwell L T Wade and Mesdames A VHaynes A H Tardif F E Stepp andMenaces C S Havnes W D TardifR C Durham and F L Stepp Theconductor gave an Interesting talk anuoutlined the work for tbo week Atthe afternoon session Monday ihefoliowin subjects wero Introduced anddiscussed by tho Institute School man ¬

agement Mlstet K B Gentry and BSutton Tuesday morning arithmeticwas introduced and discussed by theInstitute Mrs A V Haynes primaryepollloC g

At °euR b ¬

wore bytbe Institute Child Study Mrs A HTardif Language F L Stepp Gram-mar

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Miss A Engleman PeycologyDr Tardif Wednesday morning ses¬

sloe After the usual order of businesstbe following subjects were introducedand discussed Nature Study Miss KB Gentry Reading Mrs F E SteppComposition Miss L Mason After ¬

noon session The following subjectwere introduced and discussed by thoInstitute Geography1ft C Durhamand Miss L T Wade The varioussubjects are being discussed in a mostInteresting manner by tbe teachers andtho capable conductor Thursday morn ¬

legs session opened by singing Do ¬

votional exercises were conducted byRev Guthrie Biography of Whittlewas read by Dr Tardif Roll call wasresponded to by quotations The fol ¬

lowing subjects wero Introduced anddiscussed by tbe institute in a verylively and interesting manner SohoManagement Dr Tardif Civics R CDurham Reading was discussed ingeneral by the Institute Tho afternoon sessl6n was spool In discussing thepresent trustee system In which all oftho teachers took part

The Lexington Herald man who isbothered with mosqultoa says A eelentlst informs us that It Is the mosqui ¬

to with three stingers that bears mala ¬

ria and that le tho one that wo shouldtry to avoid It strikes us though thatthe one which has a voice like a tomcat and those that sing In rag timemurder the most sleep

easO-live Baptist church near Waynes

burg will sell their old house of worship and build a new one T J GoochWm Coach and W P Reynolds comchophthe good causet

Outs and bruises are healed by Chum ¬

berlains Pain Balm in about onethirdthe time any other treatment would requIre because of its antiseptic qualitieswhich cause the parts to heal withoutmaturation For sale by Craig A Ilbcker

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Kenneth Coatleman of Louisvilletojbed

KINGSVILLE

A fireman by the name of Sullivanwas partially asphyxiated In the tunnela few days since He was removed tothe hospital In Lexington

John Howe gave an elegant littleupper at tbo residence of his motheron Tuesday evening in honor of Misses

I Katie Wells of Junction City andBernlce Johnson of Verona

IEverybody hero that can Is subsisting

on Ice or Iced beverages People arenot only lamenting the present diatom ¬

forts but aro seriously considering thefuture which owing to tbo drouthpresents rather a dreary outlook Ifwo are not to have rain before Sunday-ss Is predicted the trope which woreunusually promising earlier In the season will undoubtedly be a failure

Miss Gertrude Pennybucker whotogether with her sister Mrs D PDlneen of Louisville has been visit¬

log relatives in Knoxville returnedhome Sunday accompanied by DrAllen of Somerset Miss KatherineWells of Junctlob City la tho attract-Ive

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guest of the Misses Johnson MrsDella Maher and children of Ludloware the guests of J M McCurty andother relatives here Messrs Hudsonof Danville and Steve Teater of Stan¬

ford were tho guests of friend hereSunday last J Everard Crelghton hassuspended hie duties as telegrapher ontbe C S and Is quite sick at his homeHago ¬

° ay contInues HI ot fever also lit ¬

tie Miss Elite Webb Miss Bella John ¬

fcoo will leave soon for an extended1vldt to relatives in tbo Northern part

StatedCHURCH MATTERS

Elder B J Pinkerton will preach atBalis Gap church Sunday morning

YoungPeoplecairothetchurch In Garrardthis month

Tbe Silas Baptist church near Jack ¬

celebrateehas tendered hisresignation as pastor of the Harrods +tomLocal lawyers of Blufftoo Ind haveupbeldtho remains of exCongressman Martincensuring him

A K Suddutb a leading Memphisdentist Is dead of typhoid fever hay ¬

log refused medical attention and reolied upon Christian Science His wifeIs critically lit for a like reason

Rev J W Haglns subject Sundaymorning Is Wo aro Debtors Hewill preach at the Union serviceswhich will be hold at the Baptistchurch Sunday night on The Powerof tbe Catholic Cburch II

Sale of Personalty August 23

JlhDTjUDford ¬

end cairn ale two young horse 3 sad 8 rearsblactamllhloolamadknownpromptly at 10 oclock J PAuctrWPUBLIC SALE

On Saturday July SJth

At Stanford Female College

auctionheret stoves chain tables rockers bedroomwillbegtaMONEY f

moneylonnedJ B OWSLEY JR Stanford

When writing enclose stamp for reply

MONEY TO LOAN

turns of one thousand dolUrs and over01on forma only at 5 per cent Lodg timeand easy payments W A TltlBllLK

3m Stanford Ky

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HustoiiYille FarNext Week

July 31 Aug 1 and 21iiarrodsburgfirst

winner J5 to loser Game culled after programme of fair iscarried outi

W D HOcker Secy

Kentucky

iSIap1eGroceries

Stoves

WoodenwareChinawareRefrigeratorsIce

Freezers

Call and ourOperaHouse

carrytheNew ColumbianStoves and fullline of

andRangesAlso

and

JOHN BRIGHT JR CO

Cettle eftte t1o

again we Have decided to give you

A TWOWEEKS CUT PRIG SALEOn strictly high class shoes the product of such builders ad Ilannn Son and Hel

mutbetterfewterns We need money to meet our tall bill now coming in andoffer this goodfor498HananHelmers Bettmans 5 Patent calf 348398Helmers325IGlazeKidHelmers Bettmans 350 Vallour Calf at275

JOHN P JONES Stanford

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I Before The Invoice

Which takes place Aug 1 we

i will offer some rare bargainsi in all departments especially11in Summer Goods Our stockof thin goods is still complete

c and you will find some splendid values in these See thereduction in price on our shoesand Oxfords If you contemplate buying anything in summer dry goods or shoes let usshow you savers

ISeverance SonslsB

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UGGIES I

UGGIES I

UGGIES I

The Largest an est Selected Stockof Vehicles In Central WoHave Now in Stock

150 Vehicles Ranging In

Price from 5oo-

TO 50000

We Claim to Retail Buggies For Less

Than Some people Pay For Them

TinwauHardware

Glassware

Coolerssee

otherStoves

LimeCement

Once

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sacrifice

at

our

Our vehicles were boughtfor cash In car lots and weeell on a smaller marginthan any house in Central

LlncojnCountyly Invited to took our stockover

Bruce SBright DanVillir