Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-03-17
DANvIllE.

nome OF Mr. ana MIS-, ". L. lcrnune on
Wednesday morning.
Joe Withers, who has been winning
n race occasionally during the winter, is
now in New Orleans with his racers.
Mr. Charles Ball. the expert timer,
has gone to work for Hackney 4 Scott,
having made an engagement for q year.
Collier Il Co, the tin type men who
have made fortune in Danville, will go
to Harrodsburg next week and make an
other one.
Mr.. J. w. Carter AMI Miss Fannie
Duncan, both of whom live near June
ton City, obtained marriage license on
Monday evening.
George Waters aud family have
moved to the old Tompkins property
near the race track, leaving Col. Dukes
house again vacant.
DIR. l.. :. McMurtry, of Louisville,
was in town Wednesday on profession.
al visit Julian Flaig is back from Al.
leghauy City, Pa, on visit. +. 7. FLAG
il now located at Athens, Ohio.
i
The auction of q. ID. Mahan, as
signee of w. J. Davis, begun by Capt.
English was completed by Squire Dodd
Tuesday evening The stock consisted
OF clothing and gents furnishing goods
MIR. Sol Marchison, the accomplished
Louisville musician. who spent several
years in Europe periecting himself in
his profession, will give a concert here
April 6,h. A large audience may be ex'
pected.
Mrs. Amelia Haas, who has with
her children been living in Cincinna att
since shortly after the death OF her hus-
band, Joseph Haas, is in town and says
she expects shortly to again make her
home in Danville.
While at work last week Mr.. Thos.
Douglass, house carpenter, cut his
hand slightly with a Ratchet. The sec
ond night afterwards his hand and arm
began to swell aud now he is in q bad
way from blood poisoning.
Misses Florence Ball aud Kate Bow
man will probably open millinery store
in the room lately occupied by w. ],
Davis. Mrs. w. II. Harris, who has
been in this business for many years
has sold out to the Misses Noel former.
ly OF Lancaster.
Nathan Stone, colored, who came
here about ten years ago from Colum
bia, XIV, is living ia the last stages o.
Brght's disease in room in the "olc
factory house. Judge Veteran, of tn,
county court. supplies him with coal
food aud medical attic ntion.
Dick Bentley, who has been in tn,
penitentiary twice, wants to 10 again
evidently. He tore down a portion o
Squire Russel's fence Monday evening
and swore he could kill any niger who
told on him and burn his house "tC
boot" "Yes | will" said Richard, land
don't you forget it,"
j. NJ. Hackney's residence on Third
Street caught fire Thursday morning
from sparks from chimney burning
out. Joe Hackney and Lawrence Roe
ers got ladder and extinguised the fir,
soon after it was discovered. II five
minutes more had passed ii would hsv,
been impossible to have saved the build
ing.
Two oil painted portraits, one OF lie
Clerc, the Frenchman, who first inaugu
rated the education of deaf mutes ir
America, the other OF John A. Jacobs
Sr., one OF the first principals OF the ID
4 ID. Institute, have been retouched by
f.. II. Fox, who has in addition regildet
= the frames. These portraits are the prop
erty of the institute and will be sent by
Prof. Argo to the Worlds Fair at Chi
cago.
The funeral OF Mr.. Frank Fox, who
committed suicide Monday, took plac,
, from the residence OF his brother, Mr.
, Monte Fox, Wednesday at 10 o'clock
The religious services were conducted by
, Rev. J. S. Kendrick, OF the Christian
3 church. Those who prepared the unfor
tunate young mans body for burial dis
| covered that he had inflicted two severe
; wounds across his abdomen before h,
cut his throat and then rearranged his
, clothing 80 that nothing was known o
, the wounds until after death.
( "A wild aud woody rumor was atloa
Wednesday OF how an smorous younl
man temporarily sojourning in Danvill,
at last obtained the consent OF lady t.
1 meet him by moonlight alone Tuesda.
, night, and OF how after embracing her(?
, saying good many honied things, hs
| at last raised her veil aud found that sh,
{ wore moustache. In short, it was {
boy who had got on to the racket, wht
wrote the note making the appointment
and who was there to keep it instead o
: OF the girl expected.
G So let the stricken deer 20 weep
i. The hart ungall-ed play,
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