Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-11-11
DANvllLE


Tho Gruber Family Concert Com
pany will give one Of their first class con-
certs at Opera House Thursday night.
Sam Mcclure had an outrageously
big democratic chicken ia his shop
window by daylight Wednesday morn
ing.
Micah Chrisman Sauhey carried
Boyle county 10y ll2 majority IN the cir.
cult court judges race, in spite OF the
world, the flesh and the devil, which in.
cludes those who hoped 10 be able to
say, II told you So"
Mics Sallie T.. Lamb and Mr.. A. u.
Bryant, both Of this county, near
Mitchelsburg, were married Thursday
at 4 o'clock ut the home OF the brides
father, d. G Lamb. Rev. Thomas Hall,
Of the Baptist church, WAS the officiating
minister
1t Is said that some rs or 20 colored
gentlemen OF Danyille voted the prohi.
biiion ticket Tuesday through mistake.
They put the cross mark under the
wrong chicken, picking out, as they
thought, the finest looking one OF the
lot as the emblem OF republicanism.
--Messrs. j. NJ and J. r. Bailey. q. T..
Helm, Sam Helm, Sim Slaughter, @. X.
Elder, j. +. HARRISON, Sr. and Jr, Il. G..
Denny, Allen Kenney, :. p Eastland,
A. w. Eastland, Wade Walker, Lucien
Logan and German Stout left Wednes-
/ day for twO-weeks deer hunt. They
will leave the Cincinnati Southern rail
road at Lansing, Tenn. Willis Sever
ance and Wilson Mitchell, two colored
men, 90 along as cooks and general utili.
/ ~ men.
The residence of VIM. l. Reed, ON
Broadway, was discovered 30 be on fire
about $50 o'clock "Wednesday morning
A dozen men with buckets clull have
extinguished the fire at any time within
Is or 20 minutes after il began il there
had been any water But there was
next thing TO none in any OF the cistern,
on the street. Insured in the Liverpool
London x Globe, D. Z. Rowland's com
pany, for $500. Although the origir
Of tIe lire is unknown there is a stronl
suspicion OF incendiarism. Mr.. an,
Mrs Frank Walton. who had rooms il
the house, lost all there furniture an,
clothing Mr.. Reed saved nearly all o
bis personal effects.
Mr. Isaac r. Hartman and Miss Han
nah b. Helm obtained marriage licens
Tuesday. Mr.. Hsrman is q son OF Ric
II. Hartman, the lady daughter of y
II. Helm. All live near MitchelisburG
Mr.. Pleasant Tucker, son of the lat
Oryile Tucker and Miss Emma Lackey
daughter OF NJ. G.. Lackey, obtaine,
similar license Wednesday. Miss Liz
zie Salter. daughter of Il. l.. Salter, az,
Mr.. Elwood Davis, OF Lexington, wsr
married at the Baptist church, Wesines
, day, at SP. N. Rev. j. W. Lynch pei
formed the ceremony. After the maj
rage there was a reception al, Mr.. Sa
ten residence on Lexington avenue.
"A good many OF 'em were dispose
to think Mr.. Mort Rothwell, Of Lancas
ter, WAS rainbow chasing when he sal
in a speech at the Danville court .hous,
last week, that Cleveland would swee
the country with the exception OF Obi,
aud render the success OF the 2. o. !
doubtful even there. Now they are di'
posed TO concede that Mr.. ROthwell is
prophet OF no mean distinction and
invite him here when the Publication
d on with the understanding that he sha
speak first and not be made to wait unit
=, the other speakers have worn the crow
. out, as has been the case on every otht
occasion when Mr. Rothwell has been
Dauville during the late campaign