The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08
BOrLE COUNTY
DanrHie.

DOHrNtfs
viii Downion will burn over million
brick the coming season.
-MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-On 2nd, u
Robert Robertson and Mrs. Olive e. Dow.
ell, and late at night to Harry Cotton and
Susan Jane Piper.
-TmE LIrTLE FIsHEs ARE NOT DEAD
The Bavarian carp put in our ponds
last Fall have wintered il through, and
still live to nibble.
On writ Of inquitnio, On Thursday
Zack Brown, formerly Of Mercer county
aged 80, was adjudged lunaiic. and sent
to the Lexington Asylum.
The Pennsylvania Presbytery will hold
its Spring meeting at the Second Presby-
terrain Church in Danville, beginning April
2lst. Thursday at 3P.M.
Young Fox, a clerk in Ham & Kin
naird's store, blow oui the gas the other
night, aud in the morning they had TO an
chor the old house down. She thought
she was a balloon and had To go up.
The Adr0oate man says club Of
Young people here are cuifirating dancing.
lie means. suppose, that they are sowing
Wild oais--or maybe It's wheat. Anyhow,
il is narrowing to many sterile consciences;
il shakes them up like an Oliver chill.
b. p. Gray, a seller Of maps, was arrest
ed in Danville on Thursday, by Marshal
Hobbs, on charge Of robbery, preferred
by a Chicago firm. Hobbs received the
information in regard to Gray by Telegram
from Nicholasyille.
Joe Weiseger sold to Elias Mont
gomery about "A acres Of his farm on Lex
ington pike, about three miles from town
for SIS per acre. The tract includes the
new frame dwelling house just put up by
Mr.. Weiseger. Possession given imme-
diaiely.
-"SAvE TnosE BOSDs. Mr.. A. b.
Bonita, Of Mercer county, has something
he wants to tell about Galloway and Henry
{ Missouri county bonds, and asks all hold
ers who want to know it TO meet him at
the First National Bank in Danville on
morning, oh inst.
The following Danville physicians read
papers At the meeting this week, at Coving-
lon, Of the State Medical Society; Report
IN Improvements in SurgerY-Dr. Fayette
Dunlap. Treatment Of Typhoid Fever
DR.. l.. $. MeMuriry. Epidemic and Con
agious Diseases DIR. II. ". Dunlap. Deaf
George Cowan. Report on
.lenengitis-Dr. A. W. Johnston.
-Drs. r. W. and Fayette Dunlap, l..
J. McMurtry, and perhaps others. are at
ending the meeting Of the State Medical
ioeiety, at Covington, this week ..... Miss
ulia Lens, Of Memphis, is visiting Miss
annie Barbee.....M Miss Parsons, Of Mis-
ouri, is al Rev. X. A. Johnston =. .... Mrs.
ohm S. Van Wrinkle Is visiting Frankfort
nd Versailles-"lIow does the garden
row n..... Mr.. Robert Gibson, OF Somer-
e., has been in Danyille for few days.
The nine old maids, Peak by name
in give a concert at Bell Seminary Chape'
riday night next, the Sth. LArER.-l
n requested by an advance agent, who APP {
AIRED before me in a great hurry this /
orning, TO say that these persons adj
rtising themselves as the Peak sisters
e a fraud and a cell on the people, and
at the original Peakses who took out
patent on themselves in '6jl will APP IA
ar at the same place on the next night,
turday, the oh; and, In order 10 allow \
erybody 10 see how much better they
6 than the frauds that preeede them, the Il
ent announces free show and peanuts. a.
-DEArns.-J John Hickey died in Dan A
lie on Last Saturday night. John Smith Is 4,
al. lie was a negro man, born aud ia
red la Danville, and died on Friday go =,
=. Elizabeth Owsley Talbot, wife Of Hon. ~
bert q. Talbot, and daughter Of the late 4,
v. Owsley, died at her home near Dan.
lie, on Tuesday night last. Funeral ha
gioes at Christian church on Thursday nv
2r.M. Mns. Talbot has been great
erer for years, and without reluctance 10
cred into her eternal rest. over twenty Sol
years ago she submitted 10 the opera gel
Of having an ovarian ium0r removed -
Dr. Henry Miller, st l.Ouisyille......... bra
people hearing Of the sudden nat
h u Dr. X. q. Cowlins, Al Louisville, the