Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-01
DANvllE.

The Centre College base ball team
which j, to play at Georgetown Friday
evening. average in weight 100 pounds.
AT noon To -dav, Thursday, Mrs. Is
aac Shelby, whose illness was noted
Tuesday, was thought to be much
worse.
--Messrs. J. :. Owsley and W. \.
Tribble, OF the Stanford bar, were in
town Tuesday evening. Mr.. Owsley has
many admirers in Boyle county, who
would like for him TO be the next
prosecuting attorney.
Rev. W. Y. Sheppard and family, OF
the Episcopal church, have moved into
the residence on Third street recently
purchased Tor parsonage. Miss Anna
King, from the northeastern part OF the
county, is visiting Miss Florence Down
ton, this city. Mrs. : j. Harlan i Wis
ting friends in Louisville.
Rev. |. VI. Blancy, ID. D., OF Frank
| tort. was i'm town Tuesday aud WCdnes-
day visiting his son, college student.
Mr. G. &. Fox and family, who removed
to Lexington few months ago. have re-
turned to Dauvillc, Col. Tom VI. Grcen
aud family arrived from Maysvile to-
day, Thursday, and will hereafter make
Dsnyille their home.
MIR. Peter Lowrie, fur many years a
citizen III DInvilie and partner OF i. \.
Marks, in the merchant tailoring bu>i.
ness, died at Cleveland, Ohio, Tue, lay
night, OF Bright's disease. He Wa about
20 wears oil and a kind hearted odd .
Scotch gentleman. lie was never mar /
ried. but leaves several namesakes, a .
number OF our citizens having named .
their children ior him. Mr.. MARKS left .
Thursday 10 attend the funeral, which .
is to take place Friday.
B. q. Fox, live stock agent, sold thi~
week for ". +. Robinson, 10 II. g.
Thomas, OF Bridgeport D., one 4.year-
old Jack for 500 Tor Il Cobb to John A.
Huguely, OF Burs!n, year old jack
for $500. Same dealer assisted j Ii Jor-
dan, OF Atlanta, TO buy is head OF horses
in this vicinity, averaging about $50
each TheSe horses were shipped to At
lanta Friday. ID. y. Prewitt bought
Tuesday from Mrs. q. &. Duncan, of
Lincoln county, ~ head OF ewes for
$40. !.
Senator Brcckinri3ge informs the
INTERIOR JouENAL that his efforts TO
have Casey remain in this judicial dis
trict have not by any means been made
On his own motion alone. Casey has
been in the same judicial district with
BOYLE for 10 years, III the same Senate
rial district for about - years, and she
wishes to remain in both. He says that
since the agitation oi the matter he has
-eceived two petitions from citizen, OF
Casey. one containing 40 and the other
,60 names, asking that Casey and Boyle
Ia not part company. H says further
hat as Casey's only representative in
he senate he is bound TO obey Der wish
IS. even ii his personal feelings were not
n accord with them.
it htiilPA IhAS W 'fs'h NV 49, ~
he court mouse WOLVES lay night ana
e-nominatcl the old board oi council.
men. viz: 'For the "a ward, Hubert Ne
Goodwin and james ;. Chrisman; 81
ward, G. X. Anderson aud Tim Murphy;
tn ward. James l.. Allen aud Il. .. a
,odeS: 9TH ward, ii. g: Sandifer and W.
/. Harris. Mes,rs. Peter Gilchcr anG j.
:. Doids were compiimented with the
omination OF the 1t ward, which j, l
,rgely republican. 81 republican voters
aving registered t. l6 democrats. In
he 4th ward the democrats made no p
the registration standing 81 Dol
.pubicans L. % democrats. In the 2d
ard the registration was follows: Dem.
crafts -. republicans I; 81 ward, demo
rats -, republicans 10, 9Th ward, dem
Gratis ~, republicans }; 9TH ward, dem
Gratis 81. republicans b. The election
in he held Saturday and the following
tuesday, the council will elect judge, X
.tornev, chief OF police, secretary, treas ~
rcr and assessor.