The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-04-19
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DEATH.
George Nave, Of this county, died on
last Saturday, and was buried on Sunday
afternoon.
ONO LEGISLATIVE EXCURSION.
On last Saturday los members Of the
Ohio Legislature took an excursion over
the c. S. r. W. and spent the night in our
city. Whisky circulated freely.
MEETING OF rREsnyrERy.
Transylvania Presbytery, South, met
in Danville, Wednesday night and organ
izcd BY elccting Rev. J. Lotion Barnes, Of
Stanford, Moderator, and J. S. Boyle,
Clerk. The LET Presbyterian church pre-.
scented memorial asking permission for
Rev. Geo. o. Barnes to preach in their
church.
ANusENESrs.
The stoddart Comedy Troupe gave a
performance on Saturday evening. On
the same evening in the ID church Rev. J.
n. Mcmillan, delivered a lecture, having
for his subject Ten Years in Burksville."
On account Of the inclemency Of the
weather, only a small audience was in at
tendance at each place.
RELIGIOUS.
Bishop Dudley, ~ Louisville, oficiated
at the Episcopal church on last Sabbath
morning and evening At the close Of the
latter service, nine persons were confirmed.
Rev. Mcmillan, filed the pulpit Of the %
Church on Sunday evening. The session
Of the Theological Seminary closes this
week with Eve graduates.
COUNTY COURT DAY NOTES.
County Court and the horse show attract
ri large crowd here on Monday. Rain
in the morning and consequently mud all
iay. Capt T. d. English reports rs fol-
lows: 500 head Of cattle on the market.
Prices ranging from 50 to 81 60 per hun
lred rounds. Mules and horses dull.
Twenty shares in the bank Of Louisville
rithdiawn at GO cts. on the dollar.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Mac. Thurman, our accommodating !
RUSS driver, while returning last week from
Bagdsd, in Shelby county, in buggy with
his wife, met with an accident which came
rear being serious. Just this side Of Nc
Nee, in Mercer county, he got out Of the
buggy to water his horse, when the horse |
,ecame frightened and started to run. Mr.. |
Thurman laid hold Of the reins, but in do
ng ~ fell and was dragged three hundred
ards before the reins we're jerked from
lin. The horse then ran for two hundred |
ards further when he fell, but before he
'ould rise Mrs. Thurman leaped on, with
'ut hurt. lie then ran on to toll-gate
where the top Of the buggy caught on the
'ate pole and was smashed to pieces.
PERSONAL.
Miss Katie Camp, Of Perryville, was WIS.,
ting the family of Mr.. Barnes Caldwell,
4 this county, last week. Mr.. Willard =.
aout passed through here with his lovely
ride last Friday afternoon, on their way
Iome from his bridal tour Miss Bette
Dillon, handsome and lovely young lady
4 Frankfort, is visiting her sister. Mrs. J.
!. vanwinkle. Miss Maggie Robinson, to
he joy Of her many friends here, returned
10 ne on last Saturday from lengthy Wis
to friends in Lexington and Winchester.
Hiss Grant, Of Virginia, is visiting her
rother at Capt. Ed. Russells. We were
le'sed to see Col. Mat. Walton, the terse
nd newsy Lancaster correspondent Of the
Idrooate, in town Monday. Robert Cen
~, Of your county, was in town on Sun
ay and Monday. Miss George Proctor
as been spending a few days with her
arcnts here. She left on Monday for
,hool in Nillersburp. GpADArIx