The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-31
BOLYE COTNTi.
DanrHIe.
(AdvOcate

BuRNED.-on last Thursday evening,
Willie, the second son Of Judge John d.
Goodloe, Of this city, was severely burned
by his clothes taking FIRE while playing in
the kitchen.
MARRIAGE.--The marriage Of Mr.. Dennis
Foley and Miss Ella, daughter Of Mr.. VIM.
Fox, was solemnired at St. Paul's Caiho-
lie Church, on Thursday morning, the Goth
inst, at O'Clock.
PERsoNAL.--Mr. ID. T. Fackler, OF this
city, left for Memphis on last Friday. He
may possibly make that city his future
home. This will be regretted by many
friends in Danville. rive hope he will
change his mind--ED. ISr. JoUR.l
srocK.--wood & Farris, Of this county
bought from Mr.. Oats, Of Wayne on last
Wednesday, a nice bunch Of feeding cattle
at S3.S5...~W. +. Pittman, Of this county,
Is at Atlanta, Ga, mule trading. Tie writes
under date Of the 10Th, that the trade Is
active, but prices low. Mules from $50
i5l hands sell from $3.50 $40 per head.
COUNTY FINANcEs.-The Railroad bond
debt Of the county is now reduced to $780,
900. The Commissioners during the past
year bought three 81 600 bonds and eighty
eight coupons at a total cost Of S5.535.GS.
They have not paid over 95 for any of the
bonds, and they propose to get them in as
rapidly as they can secure them, as they
will mature in the course Of the next four
years.
RELIGIOUs-Rev. Ben Helm, Of Eliza
bethtown, this State, who for ten years or
more has been missionary Of the South
ern Presbyterian Church in China, preach
ed in the First Presbyteriaa Church, this
city, on last Sabbath. morning and night,
and in the afternoon to the children at the
Second Church. Mr.. Helm gave an inter-
esting account Of the Christian work in the
great pagan Empire.
PRIMARY ELECTION. the Democrat
ic Primary Election last Saturday, Paul J.
Doneghy received 465 vstes, and was de-
olared the nominee of the party for the
Legislature. F. NJ. Shumate got 29l votes
for Jailer, and received the nomination.
There were eleven competitors. o. Brum-
field, for Surveyor, had no opponent but
received 1913 votes and was nominated
The vote was by ballot.
INFORMATION WASTED.--Henry O.Har-
low of this county, is anxious to find the
whereabouts of the children of John and
Tenie Black, who left Boyle county twenty
Eve years ago, more or hess, for Lawrence
county, Ills. An uncle of these children
has recently died, and he has left some
property that will go to them. Mr.. Harlow
remembers the names Of three Of the boys
William, Franklin and Walter--and one
daughter, Elizabeth, who married a man
named Miller. There were other children
but their names are not remembered.
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen were selected by the
stockholders on last Saturday, as Board
of Directors; G.. w. Welsh, ST., james G.
Cecil, DR.. A. r. Mckee, ]. X. Sumrall,
Chas. II. Rodes, c. P. Cecil, ]. c. Caldwell,
J. W. weatherford, d. W. Jones, F. Win
gate, Thos. McRoberts. The Board has
elected Jas. G. Cecil as President, and Geo.
W. Welsh, Jr., as Cashier. The call for
$4,000 Of the capital stock has been met,
and it is the purpose Of the Board to get
under Roadway, il possible, by the LIST of
next March.