Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-23
DANvILlE.

Mrs. Thorel, With Mr.. II. b. Farris as
clerk.
DR.. f. Dunlap was called to Wood
lord county Tuesday by the serious ILL
ness OF Miss Mary, daughter of COL VIM.
Duke, OF this place.
Tho handsome flag presented last
October to the public school by p. NJ.
Van Pelt has been left out day and night
and is now in rags and tatters.
Capt. Sam NJ. Boone, of Somerset,
was in town this week. He wants to he
pension agent for Kentucky and ii his
scores OF friends in Boyle county have
their will, he will he. Danville and
Boyle will not go hack on the old Pic.
neer.
The city council met Tuesday even.
ing and passed an ordinance forbidding
the shooting Of fire crackers on Main.
Walnut or Broadway, or any Of the cross
streets, Nos, |, ,, 3, and between
Walnut and Broadway. Penalty s. to
$50.
Mr.. J. X. McGoodwin is again so i'll
as 20 excite the fears OF his friends as TO
his permanent recovery. Mr.. Jno Scott,
who was paralyzed a week or two ego,
was thought to be somewhat better We'd
nesday evening. Mrs. Bessie Mcleod
win and daughter. Miss Lulie, are in
North Carolina to remain till spring.
Bob Turner, white gentleman, who
was in the chicken stealing business here
rather extensively two or three years
ago, was seen Wednesday morning just
outside OF town. When Bob left several
years ago he escaped from the work
house, where he was serving term for
appropriating chickens belonging to a
colored man
Gilman a Renaker, of Cynthiana,
who have been running the turkey pen
here belonging to the estate OF the late
Joe Haas, closed their business for the
present season last Saturday. They have
shipped since Nov. TO Boston $4,000
turkeys. They will resume business
next fall. Leading dealers say there has
been no money made in turkeys this
year.
Miss Dulcie, daughter of ]. Tom
Dawson, and Mr.. VIM. Sewell, both of
whom live near Junction City, were
married st that place Monday evening,
at the residence OF Richard West, Rev.
Benz. Cosby officiating. Miss Mollie w.
Humble, daughter of Thomas l.. Hum
Bile, OF the West End, was married Thurs
day at / o'clock TO Mr.. John X. Powell,
of the same locality. Rev. Il. II. Cald-
we'll, of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony.
WIN. Miller, charged with killing
Sam Mckee, was again brought before
Judge McFerran for examination Thurs.
day morning. Both sides announced
ready" and when several witnesses had
testified the prosecution announced
Through" The defense introduced no
testimony and there being sufficient
proof in the opinion of the court to war
rant the defendants detention on the
charge contained in the warrant, he was
accordingly held for murder Circuit
court meets in January, when the grand
jury will take charge of the case.
A negro working for j. G. Caldwell
found Tuesday hidden in straw stack
on Mr.. Caldwell's place about $50 worth
OF the goods stolen from c. ID. Portwood' Is
store on the 9th inst. They were in a
somewhat damaged condition, having
been wet by rain. When the negro dis
covered them he at once took them to
the house and showed Mr.. g. his find
and was told to bring them to Mr.. Port
wood, as they were probably his. They
had been put in a sack and consisted OF
coats, pants, shirts, drawers, undershirts,
suspenders, gloves, etc.
Miss Marie Warren entertained a
number Of her young friends Tuesday
night, in honor of her cousin, Miss Da-
viess, of Louisville. Those present were
Misses Jennie Walton, Marie Prall, Leila
McFerran, Bessie Lyle, Susan kncaid,
Bessie Voolfolk, Ida Anderson, Mario
nv Shelby, Tevis Shelby, Pattie Gentry,
Dida Van Meter, Lucy Burke, Annie
Bruce, Lizzie Bell all Of Danville; Misses
Rochester and Marie and Jennie War
rem, OF Stanford, and Messrs Beazley,
Jones and Rochester, stanford; Messrs
Ernest smith, :. Bedford, Julian Van
Wrinkle, Henry kincaid, viii Price, Sem
McIienry, Will Shanks, Charles Frisbie,
Herbert Price, John Morris, Cass shelby,
Warren Shelby, Francis Shelby, Thomas
Burke, Ernest Beatty, Bent Goodloe,
Hart Goodloc, VIM. Cleveland, John
Prall, Roxy Davis, George spilman, VIII
Johnson, Leslie Downton, Geo. Green
John Xeigler, l.. Brown.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is erecting q
3, OOo, 900 residence in New York.
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