Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-07
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we'll known colored man OF DanvilIe, is
dead at Louisville.
Judge w. +, Narnon and wife, oil
Stanford, were in town Wednesday. Mrs,
J.K. McGoodwin has returned from
Henderson.
Mr.. ]. II. Russell and Miss Gertrude
Pipes obtained marriage license Tues
day evening. Both belong to this coun
tv, near town.
Rev. Cooley, OF Louisville, has rec civ
ed call from the Episcopalian church
here, which he has under consideration.
He is in town and will conduct services
Sunday.
Robert Ham, OF Denton, Texas,
through W. 5. Downton, has sold the
store room on Main street, occupied by
Caldw well Il Lanier, to Miss May Mober-
ly for $1,000.
Miss Mamie Turner, OF Campoells
vile. who was married to Charles X
Long. OF Louisville, Wednesday, has
been frequent visitor TO her cousin
Mrs James II. Gentry, OF Danville.
w. II. Hicks, who removed his wag'
on shop to Burgin some months ago, is
back again and occupies his old stand on
Walnut street near the Christian church.
Bill didn't like the edete monarchical
institutions OF Mercer county.
MIR. W. +. Davis LETT Tuesday for
Galveston, near which growing city he
has valuable lands. Judge Veteran
was in Liberty this week on legal bust
ness. Rev. J. w. Lynch left Tuesday
for Williamsburg, where he will join
Rev. Green Clay Smith and others OF a
fishing party.
DIR. Fayette Dunlap, surgeon Tor the
G. 5. railway, was called to Burgin We'd
nesday to attend James Shropshire, an
esteemed employe of the road, who had
his arm broken by a protrudiDg timber
on passing train. After Or. Dunisp's
visit Shropshire was sent by the next
passenger train to Junction City, near
which place his family live on the farm
OF w. T.. McAfee.
Rev. Hawkins, OF Paris, is holding q
revival at the Green street coiored Bap- |
fist church. Wednesday night he walk |
ed down the aisle during services and
invited all sinners to come to salvation.
Miss Georgia Allen was one OF the con-
grepation aud so resented the imputa-
ton Of being a sinner that she got awfully
mad and threatened to whack the par
son over the head with her umbrella.
She said she did not intend to be insult
ed by any such blank blank yellow son
of blank. Georgia has been sSmmon-
cd before the police court and will no
doubt be punished severely.
A colored young man giving the
name of VIM. Garfield AMI fortune
teller by profession, died at Willis Ma
sons home on Green street Monday eve
ming. and was buried in the colored Gem
etery Tuesday. Garfield probably died
Of consumption, as he was much emscia-
ted and had a cough. He said he had
been at stanford and showed
napers to prove that be was a genuine
and no mistake fortune teller. He had
wandered to negro house near Mock's
iistillery aud had been turned out Sum
Law ON the road to die, when George
Doneghy, kind hearted man OF his own
.o!or. took him into his wagon and
,rought him to town. He was from -
o 80 wears old and said his home was in
Indiana.
The hoard OF council met Tuesday
hight and elected Alex Anderson, judge;
J. C. Fox. attorney; +. n. Lee, clerk; b.
Durham. treasurer; John A. Heron,
Ii. T. Helm, chief OF police. ii. ,
". French and J. r. Moore were APP
,oin,ed night watchmen. Some surprise
q fol, over the defeat OF Mr.. j. X. Dodds
or assessor, as he received the nomina- {
inn at the hands of the democratic eau 9
AZ a few DAYS ago, which it was gener-
llv understood, entitled him to the !
emocratic votes in the council, which {
lands democrats to four republicans.
'bree ballots were taken in this contett
'uesdav night, the last one standing to {
in favor of Mr.. Heron. A committee
Z councilmen WAS appointed to invite {