Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-06-01
DANvllle. BOYLE COUNTY.

Wakefield d Lee bought this week
from Garrard county party five-year'
old harness gelding for Sll5.
Mrs. A. J. Potts, OF Lexington, has
been the guest of Mrs. Frank Gilcher
several days this week Mr.. Montrosc
/ Graham, formerly of this and Rockcastle
counties, now OF Vernon, Texas, i in
! town.
/ The admirers of Terra Gotta will be-
glad Ia learn that he won a 81 100 race at
II. Louis Wednesday, beating Darona,
Little Minch, Wary and one or two 9th.
ems. Time 2l0l; distance mile and a
quarter.
The soldiers graves were decorated
"Wednesday blythe q. A. X. Col. Logan
Mckee was Ia have delivered the adj
dress, but as he did not return from
Harrodsburg in time, Gen. ;. :. Fry was
substituted for him.
John Bugg, while blowing a few
days ago on the battle field Of Perryville,
unearthed a camp kettle containing
about 81 in foreign silver coin, all OF il
of date running as far back as 1892. The
deposit is thought TO have been made 10y
a soldier afterwards killed in battle.
Rev. samuel Mckee, having con-
pleted his theological studies at Prince
ton, y. j., is AT home for a short rest.
For the next year he expects To engage
in missionary work in the mountain
counties OF Kentucky. Rev. VI. VI. Al
len, of Princeton, KY, a graduate Of Cen
tire College four years ago, and class
mate of Mr.. Mckee ut Princeton, y. j.,
has accepted call from a church at Bc,-
sinner Michigan.
Mr.. w. b. Nichols %. the late Trib
une, has a very old MAJ Of Kentucky.
made when there were only three coun-
ties in the entire territory, jefferson,
Fayette and Lincoln. Considering the
early date OF its publication, it is wellcx-
ecuted. 1t was printed by the Hello
type Printing Company, OF Boston.
Ohio on the north side is put down ~
an Indian territory, with no mention OF
Cincinnati. Danville and "lIarrod" arr
noici, the former ~ "A town the latter -
Il fort or station. On the upper rigl.
hand corner is the following
"THIs Mar or KENTucHE,
Drawn iron - al observation, is in
scribed with the mott reject to the Hon
orable Congreis OF the United States of
America and to his Excelency George |
Warrington late Commander in Chief of
their army. BY their humble servant,
John Fitson."
Mr. ID. T. Fackler, whose serious ILL
ness has been noted, died "Wednesday
night at 10 o'clock, Of consumption Of
the bowels. Deceased was native Of
but has been resident OF Dan
vile nearly all the time since his 10th
year, making his home with his uncle,
Col. J. r. Fackler. He attended the
department OF Centre Col
ege and afterwards the Danville Militia
y Academy. After leaving the latter
school he entered the University of Viz
yinia and graduated in due time from
he law department. He practiced his
profession several years in Danville, but
hiding it uncongenial he entered the
newspaper business, connecting himself
with the Danviile Advocate. This CON
lection existed at the time of his death
He was careful and painstaking writer
ma thoroughly revised everything he
wrote before handing it to the printer
'lr. Fackler had passed his 34th year
'he funeral will take place Friday
venng at o'clock from the First Pres
yterian church, of which he had long
'een a member.