Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-06-10
DANvllle.


man, OF Lincoln county, and Mr. Monte
Fox, OF DAnville, is announced fir the
10Th inst
-Ex Gov. Bob Taylor, of Tonnes.
see, is advertised for lecture here
Thursday evening. Subject, "The Fid-
die and the Bow"
Judge Mcierran finally dismissed,
Tuesday, the charge OF ku.k luxing Mike
Cullen, preferred against Lee Vanarsdal
and Charles King.
Mr.. Nath Woodcock and family have
moved from the Gilcher House and now
have rooms with Mr.. aud Mrs. A. G.
Dunn, on Main street.
AT the HoRsett Academy declama.
tory contest Thursday night the medal
was awarded To John Gaines Moss, son
OF Mr. Ray Moss, OF this county.
Mr.. W. p. Scott, in the employ of
Hackney d Scott, Thursday morning
fell from wsllace's new house, on the
Shakertown pike, and was painfully hurt
about the head
Mr.. Henry Read, wife and child. OF
Fort Smith, Ark, are among the com
mencement visitors. Mr. Read gradua.
ted here in 1883. He is nephew Of Mr..
j Boyle Read, OF this county.
Mrs. r. J. Breckenridge entertained
large number OF young people We'd
nesday night at the home OF Mr.. BOYLE
Read, in honor Of Miss Lizzie Read, the
only graduate from Morrison Academy
this year.
Prof. L. Eddy informs the /. J. that
since last week all the telephone trou-
bles have been settled, that all the dis
continued offices will be reestablished
aud that private persons can make the
same arrangements AS heretofore.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Leech. veterinary surgeon,
has bought d. Z. Rowland's residence on
Main street for $500. lie will put up
a horse infirmary on the portion OF the
lot which fronts on Pine street. Mr..
Rowland has bought from Mr. Me,sif a
lot on Harrodsburg avenue and will
I soon build a dwelling thereon.
Startling rumors are ahoat that the
colored troops OF Danvlle are going to
i "boycourt' every white individual who
signed the separate coach bill" IL is
generally supposed that no mans sigma
ture was necessary TO make the bill a
law except that OF Gov. John Young
Brown. However, the C. t.'s may have
Information on the subject that other
people have not
The city council met Wednesday
night and proceeded TO ''persecute poor
people some more by passing an iron
clad dog law u take effect July J. All
dogs OF all ages, sexes aud previous con-
/ ditions OF servitude, are to be killed I'M
less they appear on the streets properly
Tabled. 1t the council wond only re-.
fleet, she would realize that good sup
ply OF dogs is half the living Of poor peo-
Pile
The 69th annual commencement ex-
ercises Of Centre College began sunday
morning with the baccaaureate sermon
/ by Rev. j. NJ. Worrall, d. ID. His text
was from Luke 1912. His argument
went to show our accountability accord
ing TO our opportunities In the even.
ing DR.. Hamilton, OF Warren Memorial
church, Louisville. preached sermon
to the Young Mems Christian Associa.
/ ton, connected with the College. Mon
day night the oratorical contest was de.
cided by Mr.. Thomas McWilliams he.
ceiying the first and Mr.. j. II. Sgango
the second prize. Tuesday night Hon.
I Boyd Winchester, OF Louisville, Of the
class Of 1886, addressed the alumni at
the Second Presbyterian church Tues
day, beginning at 10 A. NJ, the class day
exercises were held in the College chap
ell. The historian was +. L'VanWinkle.
giftorian +. b. Douglass, reply to giitori
an j. Hawkins Johns; poet, J. Ray Hon.
ey; grumbler, G. NJ. Fackler; prophet, j.
Il. Curry; orator, III. l.. Godsey. Tues.
day night, after the Winchester address,
the phi" society gavean elegant banquet
prepared by the ladies ofthe First Presby.
terrain church, at the Clemens House.
Or. Worrall presided and toasts were re-
sponded to by Judge Thomas Phister. of
Maysville, Mr.. Dwight Marble, OF Louis.
vile, Mr.. Frank Kinney, of Central
University, Mr.. f. T. Swope, OF Louis.
vile, and Rev. @. B. Ii. Martin, ID. d.,
of Danville. Wednesday beginning at
10 AN.
The final exercises were held at the
Second Presbyterian church and accord
ing TO the following programme; Music,
prayer, music. Grafton, Never give up, 4"
Eugene Wilbur Cook; music; disqusi-
ton, Shall We distrust? Henry Liy.
ingstone Godsey; music; dissertation,
The desire OF all nations, Edward Vir.
gil Spicer; music; Grafton, What we
Gwc to Columbus. John Elmer Turner:
music; valedictory, William JENNINGS