Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-03-24
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cense Tuesday evening.
DR.. Frederick =. Minton, white
I physician, who graduated from the Uni |
versity OF Louisville the 18th OF this
month, has located at Mitchellsburg, in
this county.
-Danvile has two colored doctors
Edward X. Gaddie, a graduate OF Louis
vile National Medical College, and Ben
jamin +. Jones, a graduate Of Howard
University, Washington, ID. g.
Monday OF this week the receipts OF
the Danville post office reached the req.
usite sum and 81 90 over, to be declared
2d-class post.ofiice. Mr.. McCresry will
now please ship us public building.
The Boyle County Teachers Assoc.
citation will not meet next Saturday, as
heretofore announced, but will meet the
last Saturday in April at 10 A. NJ, at the
public school building supt. Rawlings
trusts for full attendance.
Albert Hommel and wife have gone
TO Rowland TO reside, instead of Mid
dlesboro as heretofore reported. w. J.
Davis, recently in the clothing and fur
nishng business. will soon 20 on the
road for New York clothing house.
Margaret and Nettie Parks, colored,
mother and daughter, were tried before
Judge Brewer at Parksville Tuesday on
q charge Of receiving goods stolen from
Ira Logan's residence two weeks ago.
Both were brought here and committed
4. 10 Jail in default OF $50 bond each. The
grand july in April will further investi.
gate their cases
q Mrs. J. h. McGoodwin il visiting
friends in Henderson. Mrs. w. o. Brad.
I ley and daughter, Miss Christine. OF
i. Lancaster, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. ID. Portwood Friday. Rev. A. J. Bra.
!. DIV, OF the Catholic church, was in Lou.
isville several days this week. Messrs.
Buck Eastman and Mac Cox have gone
I to Louisville, IL is said. for the purpose Of
n periecting themselves in the art OF pure
q city politics. Mrs. Ella Hunton, OF New
a Orleans, widow OF the late Col. Thomai
A Hunton, lie visiting Mrs. J. @. Caldwell
}. I. Z. FLAG and wife, recently OF Athens
g o., are here on visit. Mrs. Mary
g Young, widow OF Judge I. z. Young
q continues hopelessly i'll.
g The eight democratic members o
n the Danyills city council met in caucu,
- Tuesday night and nominated unani
"a moosly Alex Anderson for city Judge
!. J. X. Dodds for assessor, b. ]. Durham
n for treasurer, +. \. Lee Tor clerk. Fo
n chief OF police VIM. Silliman and u. T
?. Helm each received four votes, until tn,
W fifth ballot, when Helm got five votes
e giving him the nomination. For cit,
e attorney w. O. Goodloe and G. G. Fo,
v each began aud ended with four votes
.e This will throw the election for attorne,
n into the full council, which consists o
eight democrats and four republicans
% The next regular meeting OF the council
is will be held the LIST Tuesday in April.
,e Joe Goings shot Tom Bogy in thu
left leg Monday night with a shotgun
e loaded with bird shot, iniicting a pain
full but not necessarily dangerou
wound. As far as can be learned tn
trouble arose in this way. Milford Bar
bour kicked little dog belonging to Go
ings, Bogy told Goings about the kick
=. ing, Goings got after Barbour for wha
he had done and after few angry word
. Barbour left, saying he would be bacl
- when he had armed himself. Going
watched from his door in the direction
Barbour would naturally come and see
ing man approach whom he took to b.
:. Barbour, he fired. The man turned on
> to be his friend Bogy, much to Goings
regret. Goings was taken before Judg
McFerran, who held him in 500 bono
= to await the result of Bogy's injuries
The parties to the row are all colored.
The report that George Bonita trie,
- to make body" OF himself by jumpinl
y into Hanging Fork Just under Dawson
F" mill dam Wednesday is not admitted &c
be strictly true by that gentleman. Geo
did 20 to the Fork fishing that day anC
= while standing under the dam wonder
: ing why they didn't bite, he saw 10,
some distance from the shore and think
= ing there might be q newlight behind it
,, got fence rail and tried to walk over 1
- to point 30 he could fish all around tn
70 log. He had gotten about two. thirds O
y the length OF the rail, when the pesk,
y thing turned and George, minnow buck
% ct and pole went, it seemed to him, tel
thousand isthoms down, his hat remain
~ ing on the surface. His companions wer
about to offer handsome reward fo
- the recovery OF the body. when Georg
20 rose to the surface and struck out for tn
y shore, which he reached in due time
=, The pole and hat were recovered, bu
!" the minnow bucket and all the minnow