Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-22
DANvllLE.

-Messrs. JAKE Huguely and III
HutchinRs will soon form a partnership
for extensive handling of ,rotting horses,
some 10 or so at time.
The remains of Mrs. Peyton. daugh
ter of George Taylor, who died, in Gin
cinnati, were brought here Wednesday
and inferred in the colored cemetery.
Mr. Lynn Hudson was called to New
Orleans "Wednesday by the illness OF bis
brother, Mr.. \, b. Hudson. Mr.. Thos. II,
Fox, editor OF the Democrat. was in
Somerset this week on business connect.
ell with his paper.
DR.. Howard Kincsid, a native OF
Boyle county, who has prscticed his
profession for several years in Washing.
ton City, is here on visit to relatives
and may conclude TO locate in Danville.
H. is grand son Of Hon. John Kincaid
once distinguished citizen and lawyer
OF Stanford.
The city council met Tuesday night
and passed q stock Law, TO take effect
May 20, which makes it unlawful for
cows. hogs and other stock to run at
large. Dogs are to be taxed 81 and sluts
q, and all dogs and sluts on which taxes
have been paid must wear tags or labels,
showing such TO be the case.
Circuit Clerk X. :. Nichols is max.
ing up the record for the second time in
the case Of Pomp Bates vs.. the Com
monwealth. The first time Pomp was
tried for killing George Wells he was
given 81 years. The case being reversed,
on the second trial he received life
sentence Bates attorneys are confident
of another reversal.
The committee OF the General as
sembly on charitable institutions visited
the u. & ID. Institute Thursday. This
committee is composed OF the following
named gentlemen: +. o. TAYLOR, Z. G.
Spalding, DR.. James, DIR. Johnson, Or.
Mathers, Mr.. Durham, VI. ID. McInerney,
Mr.. Bass, Mr.. Hurber, George II. Alex
ander, q. W. Yates,..D Roberts, Toney
Carroll.
A man giving the name OF VIM
Kirklider, loaded up with conversation
water, Monday night, and was locked
up. Tuesday morning he was fined so
aud costs. On motion the issuance OF a
capias was deferred "a hours 10 give Mr.
X. an opportunity to leave town. He
claims to be bridge builder aud that
he is related to respectable people in the
west end of the county.
John Baughman, colored, who was
/ shot in the head aud dubbed over the
head with the musket with which he
was shot, by negro named Ellis, at q
point between Stanford and Crab Orch
ard, some IL or II years ago. has been
acting very queerly OF late. He imagine'
he has two souls and that one OF them
leaves him sometimes and then come:
back. He Cred pistol, some say, a
his wife, "Wednesday evening, and wal
brought TO town and locked up by Chiei
Silliman. His mental condition will h,
looked into 10y Judge McFerran Frida!
morning.
Aunt Fannie Davis, colored wo-
man, died at the residence OF Mr.. Il. q
Dave, this county, Monday night, age,
between los and lO6 years, She wa
born in Madison county, her mother be
longing to Mr.. Davis father. Upon tn,
death OF tha. gent emau in 1885 she be
came the property OF Mr.. K. q. Davi
and has lived in the family ever since
She was a neat seamstress and in the lat
ter years OF her life pieced and quite,
many quilts, which she presented to he
, friends. Mr.. Davis, who was warmly at
tached to her, had her buried on hi
farm in the best style, Tuesday even
ing on the family lot.
Lightning cut queer capers Wed
nesday morning at $3.50 O'Clock when i
struck the residence OF Mrs. tombstone
on Main street, the building built by he
son, DR.. A. w. tombstone for a sanitari
um, The very heavy stone steps il
front were moved out OF place aud hol
in the ground several feet deep made b.
the side OF them. In the southeast room
= up stairs stationary wsshstand wa
torn looose from the wall and upset an
various articles in the room broken. Ii
: the room on the first floor just below th
{ last one named about the same amoun
c OF and similar damage was done; an
: outside at the southeast corner, wher
: the lightning entered the ground, an
a other large hole was made.
Whereabouts of Former Danvill
and Boyle County People; w. II. Lu
cas-, r. w. Dunlap, Felix Il. Fox, Jas 1
Welsh, James F. Zimmerman, Henri
Evans, John Jet, Kansas City, Mo; j
). ii. Lucas, Allie Stewart, James Linney
$ 10 S. Linney, Oceola, Mo-; Jos. NJ,
q James, John F. Warren, Cotfeyvill,
, Kas; j. c. Yeiser, Austin, Texas; ID. II
, Yeiser, Abeline, Texas; Lewis Mock, :
K. shannon, n. n. True, Fort Worth