Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-24
NEWS or THE vlCINA6E.

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bush.
George Griflth was stabbed and seri.
ously injured 10y an unknown person at
Corbin.
Hiram l.. johnson aud "Uucle' Ar
thur Sasser, two good citizens OF Lau-
rel. died last week.
&. Green Jackson, harness aud saddle
dealer. Danville, has assigned. Liabil-
ities about 81, 800.
Isaac Smick, aged 80 years. and one
OF Mcrcsr's most prosperous farmers,
died OF pneumonia.
The big general store of j. G. john
son, of Mayo, Mercer county, burned.
Loss, a, 900; no insurance.
The corporate existence of the Far
mers National Bank OF Danville" has
beet extended 20 years.
r.. Kolker has sold TO Mrs. Kate Me-
Cabe the Cumberland Hotel near the
depot In Somerset for $4,000.
Mrs. Barbara w. Thompson, 50, died
at Versailles. She was the mother OF
Mrs. Kate Brown, OF London.
Or. }. Il. Robertson was fined $50 for
practicing medicine ut Mt Vernon and
on his failure TO pay was sent TO jail.
The Somerset Paragon says the
roads are 80 bad In that county that
country people can't even come to
court.
Stanley T. Lyons, n drummer, whose
mother lives In I.awreuceburg, commit
ted suicide at Paducah without known
cause.
Central University IL irving to secure
the services OF Bert Cunningham, the
crack Louisville pitcher, for It's base
ball team.
Charles jackson, barber, skipped
from London. after swindling many
people. His wife also left with another
persons trunk.
The election commissioners 10 Ma
rion decided that Raywick voted
against the sale OF whisky, not for IL
as the officers returned.
The Signal wants Rockcastle To sell
$4,000 worth OF bonds for the purp' 50
OF building turnpike from the Lin
coin line W Livingston.
Reuben Broaddus, Of Madison, was
sent to the asylum nj Lexington, after
Al unsuccessful attempt at suicide by
cutting his throat with razor.
Following have been appointed post
masters: sherman Cotton, at Cottons-
burg: J. l.. Powell, Redhouse, and A.
B. Haley, Joseph Lick, all IN Madison
county.
Thomas Morgan, head clerk at the
Phouix. Lexington, will be a partner
with Herbert Hommel, OF Dauville, In
the management OF Rockcastle Springs
this season.
The Kentucky intercollegiate Ora
torical Contest will be pulled of at
Lexington. April :. w. G. Goodloe. OF
Centre College, was elected president
OF the association.
The Laurel County Fair Association
will dissolve and Mr.. J. 7. Williams
has been selected TO wind upthe affairs.
IL Is likely that there will he 10 more
fairs held at London for a while at
least.
Gov. Bradley commissioned Geo. w.
Albrecht captain of Company +, 9TH
Kentucky, vice T.. l.. Helburn. Peter
{. Bresher was commissioned LIST lieu
tenant vice Albrecht, who was formerly
editor OF the Middlesboro News.
Mrs. j. A. Franklin, OF Conway,
Rockcastle county, has been engaged
by the Geological Garden at Cincinnati
TO show her two months old son, who
was born with neither arms nor legs.
She win receive sl5 per week and ex-
penses.
Mrs. Maggie 5. Farra, who with her
two small children, Roberta and Mary
Scott, met with the terrible accident AT
LYME crossing, on the Cincinnat
Southern, Sep. 4, 1892, resulting In the
death of little Mary, after awaiting the
delays of litigation for seven years, has
al last recovered the amounts awarded
at the original trial In Judge Bars
court, at Frankfort, In 1884. The sum
recovered with interest amounted TO
ss,920.-Jessamine Journal.
The death OF Simon Cohen at Rut-
ledge, Tenn, recalls the sensational
robbery in which he was the victim and
afterwards the slayer OF the robber.