Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-10-21
pANvILlE.

Miss Pattie TrlbDie visited irenos
ia stanford this week.
&C. II. Woods has been appointed
iustice of the peace in the place Of I. 7.
Young deceased.
Fred Bishop has rented from his Ia
Their. Josiah Bishop, his farm near Illus
tonville, containing s2l acres, for next
year for S325.
MIR. David Bell, of Louisville ma
tive of Danville, il in town on visit To
old friends. DIR. j. NJ. Meyer is visiting
his son. DIR. Joe Meyer, at Honey Grove,
Tex.
The meeting at the Christian church
at Kingsville, conducted by Rcvs. j. l..
Allen, OF Dauville, and X. d. Hardin,
of Somerset has cloeed with 10 Access
sions.
Charley Durham, colored, for raising
a disturbance at the colored Presbyteri'
an church, Saturday night, was sent to
the work.house % days from the Record
er's court. Tuesday morning.
DIR. James Hedly delivered his lee
ture, "The Master Passion to a good
audience at the Opera House Wedues-
day night DIR. Hedly IS iavorite IN
Danvillc, having been here before.
A movement is on foot, which It is
thought may be successful, looking to
the removal of the Brodhead tobacco
factory 10 Danville. II the change is
made come 80 or 80 hands can find em-
ployment.
Miss Maggie Cecil. OF this county,
and SIR. Jerry Kincaid, OF Fayette coun.
~. were married Wednes lay morning ut
the home OF Mr. Thomas Cox, this coun.
~. Mr.. Kincaid Was formerly a citizen
of this place.
Mrs Kate Gioyanuoli died Thursday
morning ct 3 o'clock, after long i'll
ness She was an excellent woman aud
cleft many friends, who deeply sympa-
= thize with her surviving children, all of
whom are grown.
Miss Myrtle A. Campbell and M.
Iarkin DOwney were married in the
clerks Office Thursday morning by Rev.
wv. Lynch, Of the Baptist church. The
principals belong near Faulconer's sta.
ton. this county.
Jim Wilson, who sprinkles the
streets Of Danville, is the best judge OF
tolu in the United States. 1t is no use
10 try toiool him with inferior brands
lie can tell a genuine article from an
imitation at glance.
Mrs. Mary Dudley, for number Of
years matron OF the ID. a ID. Institute
aud Col Burnam, wealthy citizen o.
Waco. Texas. aud who a'so has a hand
some estate in Tennessee, will be mar
ried here next Wednesday.
1t has been rumored for several days
that student OF the Theological Semin
airy had concluded 10 abandon bis pas
religious beliefs and become an evangel
isi, holding the views OF Rev. George o
Barnes. Investigation proves that while
there is something in the rumor, the
Young man has OF definitely settled OF
the course indicated.
--Drs. Moniort and kincaid wer'
ing when their horse baked aud woulC
not 90 at ALL either by persuasion or pei
application OF the whip. Then Ike Ad
Ter. who happened to pass by. took up
handful Of limestone dust from thu
street and put it in the horses mouth
The medicine acted at once and the no
ble steed moved on as though that wa
what be wanted to do all the time.
sheriff westerfeld, Of Clay county
with powers OF attorney from goo'
bondsmen, came and signed Georg
Woods bond Tuesday morning, wheI
the latter was released from jail and de
parted at once for his home in Clay, in
company with the sheriff Wood It vii
be remembered was jointly indicted Wit
Pomp Bates Tor killing George Wells,
Junction City. Pomp, it will also 10
remembered, died in Jail about wee
ago.
MIR Ii. T. Samuel, having abou
wound up his business here, has gone
Louisville where his two sons, DIR. +. W
Samuel and Mr.. J. j. Samuel reside. Nj
Samuel came to Danville early in 1876
from Arkansas and soon aiterwar
bought the drug business o: Capt. A.
McGrorty, which he successfully cor
Quoted until last December, when h
sold out TO Capt. + w. Lillard, OF Lar
caster. His wife, who died about tw
years ago, was Miss Mary T. Warren,
sister of Hon. X. @. Warren. of STANFORD
No SUNSET FOR FIVE DAYs.-At tn
head of the Gulf of Bothnia there is
mountain on the summit OF which th
sun shines perpetually during the tiy
DAYS of June 10, 20, 81, % and %. IL