The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12
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r.. +. Hooker is still confined TO his
bed by sickness.
Jacob Y. Carpenter started on Tues
day, for Kansas, seeking better coun-
try"
President Jarman reports his fair as
complete success. Attendance good-or-
der excellent-display of stock 6ne-com-
petition spirited-awards generally judi
cious- sobriety astonishing - pecuniary |
returns satisfactory.
-MELoN-cHoLY.--W ID. Weather
ford Of Danville, sent Gus" Tine and fami-
ly,) on Saturday, a watermelon weighing
just co pounds. We utilized it. lie sent
a small melon of l9I pounds to DIR. Drye,
by the same hand. The Doctor has not
been seen since.
- ACCIDENT On Sunday afternoon, a
party of young people, while on their way
to Mt. Salem Church, INDUCED in racing
a. is usual during the season Of Fairs"
A horse, driven at the time by Miss Min
ME Crow, ran away, and she, in jumping
from the buggy dislocated her ankle.
-PERsoSAL.-Miss Ann Cook Presides
at the piano at Christian College. Mis-
Lucy Boyle has gone to Burksville......Clay
Kaufman with his mother and sister, Mrs.
Robinson, is doing the Exposition ...... DIR.
Brown is blasting a well...-We have
skilled operator on clocks and watches
now; hence we're all on time. Is it posi-
BILE to make the mail agent on the c. $.
catch the yellow fever? At least lend him
a primary geography.
Coroner ]. P. Goode held an inquest
Tuesday, on the body Of John Lewis (col-
ored,) a hand employed on the Construc-
ton train, G. S. X. W. The train had put
down brakes on account Of some stock on
the track. When engaged in letting up,
Lewis, in kicking the "dog" loose, fell
from the car. The top Of his head was
cut of by the wheels. Verdict according
". The accident occurred between Mrs
Owens and DR.. Fowler's.
Christian College under the suPervis'
ion Of Mr.. Reppert, opened this week will
good prospects for successful session
The District school is taught in the same
building BY son Of Mr.. II. but is separate
from the Collegiate institution in sehoo
rooms and play grounds. The two esiab
lishments give an air of life to our streets
as morning and afternoon they troop along
to their destinations,
"Let the good Angels come Ia"
ONsIuM GArHERuN-Capt. Kidd, o
California supposed not to be the old pi
rate resuscitated,) has rented Mrs. Camp
BELLS property in town. His purpose Is L
purchase 6rst-class farm and locate IL
this region. Bring in samples of YOU
soil ...... Mr.. Hackett, Of the firm Of For
saddler Il Co., Of Cincinnati, has pur
chased the following lots Of extra heav
, cattle From David Slagg 20 head, aver
: age, 1910 lbs, at S44O from Mat San
! didge, II head, average, 1890 lbs. at s4.Sl
, from Wyatt Sandidge, "a head, averag'
|, sos lbs. at S4.35.
The Presbytery Of TRANSPLANT
(Southern,) convened at Richmond on IL
evening of the 3rd inst. The attendant
was small. Ten ministers and seven ru
ing Elders answered the roll call. In u
absence Of the last Moderator and his pr
IS decessor, the opening sermon was preaehs
y by Rev. +. NJ. Green, Of Danville he
II j. V. Logan, Of Richmond, was elect'
% Moderator, and Elder X. w. Sea. Of lia
rodsburg, temporary Clerk. Very lit
6, outside the ordinary routine business can
At before the body. present few Items
4. interest. Elder J. Z. Lapsley, presented
lie call from the New Providence Church {
l. the pastoral services Of Rev. u. Bet
le which he holds for consideration. A ca
es for the Rev. WIN. Grow, Us pastor, WAS %
a seated by Elder Wade Walker, of q
Paint Lick Church. AecsPtanes hASil