Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-02
DANvIlle.

--Tbos. Alexander sold Tuesday a
cottage on Broadway TO @. Q. Sinks for
5000.
The Danvlle friends OF Mr.. Louis
Cohn learn with regret OF his failure at
Middlesboro this week. They hope he
may soon be on bis feet again.
-Ex.Gov. Taylor, OF Tennessee, de.
livered his famous lecture, "The Fiddle |
and the Bow" to good audience at the
Opera House Wednesday night.
A game OF base ball here Wednes.
day between the Triangles, OF Louis
vile and the Danville Stars resulted IA.
a victory for the laet named by a score
OF % to 3.
Mrs. S. ID. Van Pelt was called to
Louisville, Thursday morning by the
very serious illness OF her father, Mr..
W. II. Taylor, for many years town
marshal OF Danville.
Sam F. Mcguire, Jr., pupil OF the
Danville Public School, will take part in
the fret annual declamatory contest Of
the Bluegrass League at Harrodsburg
June 9th. Sam is an orator and the
rest OF the boys will have to hustle to
bead him of.
-Danyille friends have received
Handsomely printed invitations to the
marriage OF Miss Ssnkey Bell Hudson to
Mr.. Louis Frederick klooz, the 18th
inst at o 2. NJ, at the First Christian
, church, Louisville. Miss Hudson 10 q
daughter OF Mr.. J. P.ice Hudson, who
10 frequently here.
MIR. T. NJ. McFerran, OF Madison.
Vile, 10 in town. Mr.. Chas. r. Mellow.
: ell and his bride, who was Miss Lettie
: X. Saunders, Of Springfield, have re.
}. turned from their bridal tour and have
a rooms for the present at the Clemens
1 House. Hon. Vim. Nave, Of Bethany,
w. Va, was in town Wednesday on q
!. visit to Mr.. Felix q. Fox, whom he
y knew in ST. Louis and Ksnsss City.
u The executive committee OF tho
!. Boyle County Bible Society have re-
bptNtd tuot ~ mshokVio VI Wv
n Worlds Fair persist in opening theii
n gates on Sundays, the American Bible
a Society ought TO withdraw its exhibit
r. DIR. Savage, the agent for Kentucky anC
l. Tennessee, will recommend such actor
If upon the part OF all societies within hi
i jurisdiction.
4. The graves OF the Federal and Con
= federate soldiers in our cemetery wer'
x decorated Tuesday evening in pursu
$. ance OF the programme published las
n week. The speakers, Rev. w. o. Good
(. lpe, OF Harrodsburg. an ex-Federal, an,
N Rev. William Stanley, OF Flemingsburg
N an Confederate, were introduced b,
"a Judge r. j. Breckenridge, OF Danville
N The addresses OF Messrs Goodloe an,
,r Stanley were scholarly, patriotic an'
eloquent and both showed that will
them, at least, the animosities OF III,
war belonged TO the dead and burie'
n past. Some six or seven hundred REQ
pie were present and the most respectful
a. attention was paid the proceedings.
/. AT meeting of the colored citizen
held at their hall on Walnut stree
y Tuesday at ( p. NJ, on motion OF Ander
d son Wallace, +. b. Cheatham was calle'
!. TO the chair and upon motion OF Jacol
!. Graham, Harrison Shelby WAS declare,
A. secretary. The chairman explained tn
II object OF the meeting to he, to give tb
colored people Of Danville and Boyl
county an opportunity OF testifyine thei
~ respect for the memory OF Hon. Jsms
b. McFerrsn, late Judge OF the Boyl
"A County Court and thereupon Monro
:, Mitchell moved that the chair appoint
4 committee to prepare resolutions ex
pressive OF the sense of the meeting
The chair named as tine committe
- Messrs. Archie Denny, Robert Jones
Jacob Warren and Anderson Wallac,
;. who retired and afterwsrd reported tn
4 following, which were unanimousl
!, adopted:
:, Resolved, That in the death OF. Hor
=, James b. McFerran, Judge of the Boyl
"A County Court, the colored people {
- Danville and Boyle county recognize
a public calamity. In him they saw Ell
a bodie the adable, courteous gentlema
and the upright and impartial judg,
In his official conduct nothing of rae
81 prejudice nor aught unworthy OF h
:, honorable position could be discerne'
= The poor, the humble and the lowl
- stood upan plane with the rich an
30 powerful.
=, 2. We tender our respectful symp
:. thy to his bereaved family.
~ ;. We ask that these proceedings b
. published in the county papers.
The meeting then adjourned.
+. B. CHATHAM, Ch'm'n a.