The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26
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DanrfIIe.

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About 1000 turkeys have been killed
in Danville this Fall and Winter.
The Christian Church Sunday School
children will be entertained at the Church
on Wednesday evening.
Deeds 10 the land for the machine
shops have now all been made, and work
will be begun at an early date.
= The demand for change in the lower
end Of the county has brought out quite a
supply Of counterfeit half dollars.
- Misses Neville and Wilson's select
school will have Christmas tree at the
school-rooms on Wednesday, sometime.
-DIED.-In the 10Th year Of her age,
Of Consumption, Miss Carrie d. Hackney,
daughter Of John NJ. Hackney. Of this
city. -
The house and lot on Main Street,
formerly owned by Miss Mary Smith,
decd, was sold on Tuesday, to Mrs. l.. T
withrow, for $500.
Trinity Church has been beautifully
decorated for regular Christmas services.
The Sunday school children will he enter
tanned at Mr.. Benion's residence.
- Dennis Sullivan and A. g. and c. r.
Rainey, brought damage suits in Squire
Anderson's Court against the Southern
Railroad for killing stock. Verdict for
defendant in both cases.
Rev. John s. Hays, d. d., professor
In the Theological Seminary, will wed
Miss Carrie Richie, at her home in 81.
Louis, on Christmas day. He is expected
to come directly home with his bride.
There swims no goose % gray bat soon or hate,
VIII and some honest sAnder for her mate"
- Our stores are filled with toys, women
and children, and it takes US back to the
time when we read the line in the Fourth
Reader class to hear the youngling ask
"Whal is that MOTHER" And hear her re-
ply. "the dove, my child" But where are
the ecstacies in the boom Of the resonant
crackerS "They have skipped, they have
scattered, they have travelled, they have
gone"
- In the minds Of the Jury in the Sam
uels case, there was too much "eircumstaa-
tial rarieiy" TO allow an agreement The
case is one against Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
Samuels for cruelty beating and owhiding
a little foundling who had been bound 10
them. The Jury stood, for nothing or
small amounts, and the remainder ranging
upward 10 5000. There are two men Of
the four, who ought to be on one more
Jury and then resign and start lanyard.
One said he was for whatever Durham
attorney for defendants,) said-the other
would let any body whip him with a cow
hide II they would pay him enough.
- PERsoNAL.-Rey. Thos. NJ. Vaughan,
pastor Of the Baptist Church Ia this city, IL
quite III with inHammatory Rheumatism
...... Breck Jones and Lyme Metcalfe, OF
81. Louis, are in Danyille for the holidays. !
They came to rest ~ There is no telling
what a ST. Louis YONG man will come to !
...... Logan Mckee has Withdrawn from the
Tribune as associate editor.-...M Major VIM.
Gentry, Of Pettus county, Missouri, has
been visiting his brother, Mr. Reuben
Gentry, In this county. Az a delegate
nom Missouri, he has been attending the
Agricultural Cong ress at New
York .... Montgomery Sohonen, MeGror-
Iys obliging elerk, has been quite sick Al
bis home Ia Shelby City ......Mi-s Fannie
Roger, Of Columbia, Mo-, il visiting
NJ isses Georgie and Willie Bowman .....
Miss Mary Walters, 81 Shelby county, is
nj Mrs. Hundley's