Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-04-23
DaEyLLE. BOYLE COUNTY.


Gen. w. c. Whitthorne, the recently
appointed U. s. Senator from Tennessee, IL
the father Of Mrs. G, p. Cecil, Of this
county.
--"Business Mems" PRAYER meetings are
held half hour daily, beginning at IL
o'clock at the rooms cor. Main and Third
streets 90 "a story. Special subjects each
day"
Mr.. Chris Lyon, Of Lincoln county,
has recently brought several lots OF his IA
NOUS "Lyondale" butter to Danville, and
ole Of the consequences Of his rash act lie
that he has created for il demand that he
will find some trouble in supplying. IL lie
certainly very superior article.
MIR. Ii. c. Simons, the evangelist, who
assisted at the eigsntic Methodist revival
last fall and winter, Ia in town and preach
ed at the Methodist church last night. He
will remain over Sunday, engaging in re-
liRious work 10 the meantime. Mr.. Simons
ia very much attached to Danville.
Elder s. w. Crutcher, late pastor Of
the Christian church, who has been in Kan
cas- for several months, is again In Dan.
vile. Mr.. W. g. Marks, for the past two
and half years q resident Of ST. Louis, lie
in town on a visit Mrs.tMsrks stopped in
Cincinnati to see her sister. Mira. L. II.
Durham, and will be here Saturday even.
ing.
AT q meeting Of the citizens OF Dan
Vile yesterday evening II was resolved to
petition the Legislature to allow the citi-
Gems OF said town to purchase railroad
bonds or subscribe TO railroad stock TO the
amount Of $4,000; the act to become q
law when ratified BY q majority Of the
citizens, at an election 10 be held for the
purpose Of ratification or rejection. il is
| understood that this is q move TO induce
the Louisville Southern or Chesapeake d
Nashville or both roads 10 come via Dan.
Vile.
Sam Lee and Amanda Briscoe had .
fight on Monday night, which was q san.
culinary and muddy affair. Amanda was
passing where Sam was sitting on Main
street and in reply to something she
thought Sam said che remarked that Sam
was blank, yellow son Of = female canine.
Sam responded by knocking Amanda down
with q chair. Amanda, not thinking the
Issue made up, tjoined BY breaking a
couple OF beer bottles, not empty, over
Sans head. Sam filed a rebuttsr by knock
log Amanda over the curbstone into gut
ter Of filthy mud and water. Amanda sur
rebutted by pulling two hsndfulls OF wool
from Sans head, and then members OF the
law and order club separated the plsAdsrs
in this civil (?) action. The police court
looked into the matter "Wednesday and I'm
cd Amanda $40 and costs. while Sam was
taxed IS and 0es,s.
During the war while an Ohio regi-
ment was stationed in DAnville an aoqusin'
lance began between . soldier thereof and
Miss Anna s. Perry, of this place. The
soldiers name was Henry Wolf, and when
the war closed and the regiment. was mus
tered out, be returned to his former home
in Ulrichsville, Ohio, and after remaining
a short time, announced to his friends that
he was going 10 Kentucky TO be married.
be did not state what part Of Kentucky he
was going to or whom he expected to marry
he made his appearance in Danville and
in a short time he and Miss Perry were
married. The couple lived together sgrse-
ably for Eve years and during that time
two little girls we're born TO them. One
evening after returning from work and
taking his supper Wolf remarked to his
wife that he would walk up town and AK
ing il anything was needed about the house,
left, saying be would be back soon This
uas the last Mrs. Wolf ever saw OF her
husband. After eight or ten years, con-
GLIDING that she had been permanently
abandoned, che obtained a severance OF the
marriage ties, and marrying Mr.. }. h.
Lisle lived with him until her death which
occurred about three years ago. Wolf de-
lceiyed his wife as to the part Of Ohio he
came from, mentioning instead OF his old
home place where he WAS utterly un'
known. How this came out will appeai
later on. From the abandonment until
few days ago the two children were cared
for by their uncle, Mr.. james Wilson
LAST Friday stranger named John VOL
came to Dsnville and seeking Mr.. Wilson
informed him that he was Henry's brother
and that being connected with newspaper
In Ohio he had seen letter from a young
lady in Danville named Wolf soliciting tbs
agency for the paper, and that upon Till
slight clue he had come here with the hops
Of learning something Of his brothers fate
After ascertaining that the Wolf who hac
lived in DAnville was indeed his brothe
he informed Mr.. Wilson that during Hen
rye Fl We years residence in Danville he hac
not once written home and that none o
his family knew where he was. He fur
Their said that after the abandonment he re
turned to Ulrichsyille and when asked
where he had been, gave another place thar
Danville, and also denied having beer