The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-24
eARRARD COUNTY.


- Elder W. A. Gibson has been chosen
by the Christian Church as pastor for the
ensuing year.
There is a general transplanting Of
flowers all about town since the sudden
change in the weather.
- The Methodist Church is being re-
paired; gallery removed from the interior
and other improvements made.
The huntsmen are enthusiastic and
energetic since the Goth, and delicious
partridges now regale the morning meal.
George W. Dunlap, Of New York, son
Of Mrs. Lizzie Dunlap, Of Danville, real
lied $4,000 in one speculation in Erie
stocks last week.
- Two mutes from the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum at Danville ran away from the
Institute, and were arrested in this county
by Marshal Arnold.
- The numerous friends and admirers
Of Judge Durham sympathize with him in
the loss of an estimable wife, to whom he
has been tenderly devoted husband.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Frank
Holtzclaw shot his son-in-law, James +.
Mozier. on account Of family difficulties.
IL is thought the wound will not be fatal.
County Court next Monday. There
is a probability that the Rev. j. c. Ran
dolph will purchase the beautiful residence
Of Mr.. John Miller, to be sold on that day
On Tuesday morning a man named
John Rutledge, living in Lower Garrard,
arose from his bed to light his fire, and |
died almost instantly, no one but his wife |
being at hand.
The village Of Dalton, in this county,
wears a stirring appearance now that
Herman's new store is open. Slaughters
house at Gilberts Creek is largely patron
ized-especially on the days Of balloon as
tensions.
Died, on Friday night, suddenly and
alone, Michael Flannery, native Of St.
Glare County, Ireland, and for many years
a resident Of Garrard. His property
amounts to $4,000, which will descend to
his sisters. The burial was deferred ill
his family could arrive from Ohio, and the
remains were then conveyed TO Lebanon,
to be deposited in consecrated ground. The
deceased had no immediate family. but
lived alone on his farm near town.
- PERSONAL. - Mrs. Theodore Currey
and Mrs. VIM. A. Yantis were summoned
by telegram to Richmond on Monday to
visit Miss Minnie Daniel, whyse alarming
illness has already been reported ...... Mess.
Joe z. Sandifer and VIM. IIerndon are in
Louisville attending, respectively the an.
nual meetings Of the Grand Chapter and
the Grand Lodge. Four dollars per diem
and mileage is not bad way to spend the
lime. ....Mr. J. Bishop, Of Danville, was in
Town on Monday .....Judge Owsley re-
turned from his Western trip, like all
travellers, enthusiastic about the country
..... On Wednesday morning Mrs. Matte
1haires and Miss Lula left for their home
n the land Of flowers......Quite a number
II our citizens attended the wedding fes-
ivities Of Miss Maggie Robinson and Mr..
Robert Harding on Wednesday evening.
At 10 O'Clock ON Sunday night the
community was shocked by the report that
dr. Cook Sudduth, proprietor of the Liv-
ny Stable in this place, had fallen from
he stable loft and was killed by the shock.
friends at once hurried 10 the scene, and \
n truth the man was dead. large guam D
tiles Of blood had flowed from an ugly :,
round behind his left ear; the ear itself a
ias cut and mangled; the left eye was h
ruised and swollen, ard the right wrist {
roken. The eoroner's jury delibented :
ong in the investigation. II was not pos 4
lille for fall 10 have caused all OF the =
rounds. One theory was that party Of 4
amblers whom Sudduth had threatened .
D expel with a pitchiork from the lof !
light have retaliated in this violent man Il
er. The inohensiye character Of the de- IL
sased rendered this improbable. Another n
ieory was that a strange horse Temperate :.
! hitehed In the stall near the dead man v
ad paved and crushed the head after his A