Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-24
B0YLE COUNTY.
DaByIHe
MS RACE Is RUN;

lie has reached the goal Buckden the ia
nous race horse died ~ Dapyilie on We'd
nesday night lie WAS owned by VIM.
Coitrell Of Mobile, Ala. bui has been for
many years in session Of J w. Guest Of
this place. Imp Buckden was by Lord
Cliiden, dam Conscience by Bay Middleton;
was 10 years old and one Of the most ia
nous young sires in America. lie was the
sire Of Kimball, Buektie, Lucy May, Mollie
Graham, Laura Glass, Harry Gilmore,
Bend Or, &c. sc and IL there is haven Of
rest for thore Of hi class who act we'll their
part, he has gone where all good horses go.
...... Freslus Tolliver, little darkey about
years old,
FELL IN A WELL
40 feet deep and still lives. The old o.
bucket WAS a little too heavy for him and
his pluck outrurning bis prudence, he held
on and was toPpled overheard. bucket and
ALL
WEDDINGS.
Burnett Hoover Tuesday at II NJ, at
the residence Of the brides mother, In this
county, by Ed. J. NJ. Streator, Miss Ella
Burnett and Mr.. Everett B. Hoover, OF
Nicholasville we're united in marriage. Az
ter trip East they will make Kansas City
their home.
wHARToN-PoLK.
By the authority invested in Rev. Robert
Caldwell AZ a minister Of the gospel &c &c.
he pronounced man and wife, DIR. w. L.
Polk Of Perryville and Mrs. Lou X Whar-
ton Of Dsnville, at Mrs. Bowman board
ing house in Danville, on Wednesday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
THE GIRLS PARTY
For aud in consideration of-now, don't
exactly know what il is in consideration
Of, the young ladies Of Danville will give a
dancing party to the young men at James
Hall ON next Tuesday, Nov. 2'th, and
they are having regular maybe time get
ting ready for il. A few think II will
look a little out Of place for girl TO 20
racing about a public hall filling out a
boys card. But the majority forget all
that when they think of the pleasure in
running the thing. You remember how
SO 4 So doe. at hops, don't you? Well, he
can just sit there till, till-before ever l
will dance with him. Every one has in
her mind some boy that she is going to
Elk"
ALL NINE DOWN,
Set EN- up. The conductor on what is
known as the midnight train on the Cincin-
natl Southern on last Sunday night should
accept the many neat compliments passed
on him or have chance to e plain. Nine
passengers for Danville were up and ready
to get OF when the train stopped, but it
did not stop at ALL Rather than be car
ried by, one young man thought he could
make the Jump and Just how it occurred
nobody is able 10 tell; but they we're all
thrown of ia some way-toppling, rolling
and falling in all sorts Of ways. One young
man, a Mr., Power Was thrown under the
wheels and but for the presence Of mind Of
one Of his companions in holding his head
down to the platform he would have been
crushed. lie received several severe bruis-
es Mr.. Clarkson, the turkey man, and
Mr.. Garcia were both considerably battered,
IN fact all who attempted 10 get of suffer
ed. Several passengers were standing on
the platform, including some ladies. The
managers Of the road could very apprOpri-
ately inquire into this matter. Danville is
one Of the regular stopping points and this
crowd was all right.
PERSONAL.
Misses Lizzie and Radie Payne Of Eliza.
BEETHOVEN, are visiting Mrs. George Welsh.
Capt. Joe McGrorty has returned from Eu-
rope. Alfred and Jip Downs left on We'd
nesday, for a lengthy hunt in Mississippi.
Miss AcaRthus Barnes was In Danville this
week week with Bro. Linney as pilot. Mr..
q. ID. Weatherford has bought the Hus.
tonville Hotel, and il is rumored that a
Stanford gentleman and family will take
his place at the Clemens House.
the DEATH
OF Russell Dillon formerly Of Danyille,
occurred in Texas last week.
SEVERE CUTTING.
This means neither cutting In reality, nor
cutting 'ronnd the corner, nor cutting the
girl who has invited you 10 a party, but
cutting In prices. All the dry goods stores
are selling at cost 10 close out, In o0ntem-
plati0n Of change OF firms.