Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-05-21
DAEtiiLE. s0YLE COUNTY.

Col. II. L.. Giltner, late OF Nichols
. Vile, on Tuesday night after supper to-
charge Of Gilcher's Hotel as landlord
the next three years.
Mrs. Margaret A. Sandige, widow
the late Wyatt Ssndige, died last Wedn'
day night OF consumption. She had bsr
in bad health since the death Of her be
band eight months ago.
County Attorney Robert Harms
went 10 Perryyille to-day to prosecui
negro named Geo. Pope, charged 'itf
HOUSEKEEPING and stealing G. II. Bde'
went 10 defend the accused man.
The srmy.worm is devastating iany
Of the GA. fields in Boyle county, thscut'
worm is destroying the corn, and abot the
only circumstance we can refer towiIh
comfort is, the Legislature has adorned
The general assembly Of. the cored
Cumberland Presbyterian church is DIV in
session here. Quite q number Of the dele
gates have arrived, some Of them .aving
the appearance Of educated, innligent
men.
Mr.. John Carter and Miss Roa Nc
Clane obtained license TO marry OF Wed
nesdsy evening, Immediately after which
they were married in the county clerks
Office BY Judge Lee. Mr.. Carter SIS be lie
q South Carolinisn, Miss McClaue Is from
Lexington.
Monroe Bsughmsn and Ton Irvine
had fight last night in the colise cam
pus over q string OF fish. The poice court
thought this morning that Monro, was the
aggressor and fined him s. md costs.
Clay Tevis was up before the sane dread
tribunal this morning charged with throw
ing q brick through the window Of the
colored Methodist church last right while
q "festibal" was in progr 90, but owing g.
lack Of proof escaped punishment.
The home placs OF the late ]. NJ. Nj
Ferrsn was sold Wednesday at public or
cry to John NJ. Higginbotham for Geo. +.
Of Garrard. at SO per ace.
There are $50 acres in the tract. The
tract OF 1913 acres on the South end OF the
Iarm was sold to r. T. Brown, OF Atlanta,
Ga, at $62 per acre. The personality sold
we'll; long and short yearling calves bling
ing from S23 to $50; COWS from $50 to 500.
A pair Of good work mules sold for $3.50.
r. d. English was auc,ioneer.
MIR. J. w. Warde, the lame tailor who
,as been in the employ Of P. A. MARKS for
several years past, has gone into Business
or himself. Mr.. Fred Miner, the polite
,lerk in Gilcher's confectionery, was called
% Louisville Monday night by the sudden
md serious illness OF his father. Mr.. Sam
lel Hogsett, a member Of the Senior class
n Centre College, is able to ride oat after
very serious illness from pneumonia.
Nr. James r. Csrrigan's friends will regret
o learn that he is no better.
Wesley Purnell, who lives on DR..
Iewis' place on the Stanford pike, was ar.
ested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff W. B
doore, charged with shooting VIM. Lock
nd Bobt. Turner. Purnell, when brought to
own, said that he was in house in compa-
y with young woman, when the two men
emanded admittsnce, threatening to break
own the door il admittsnce was refused.
'urnell further says that when be admitted
ne men that Turner assaulted him, when
e drew a pistol and fred three times at
urner, shooting him twice and accidental
shooting Lack once. Turner was shot in
lie thigh and arm and Lock in the arm
Judge Lee, upon hearing the above state.
ent released Purnell on his own recog-
zancs until Saturday, when m investiga'
on will take place. 1t is thought that
either Turner nor Lock are seriously