The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28
BOLIE COUNTY.
DaariIIe.


FAIR.-St. Paul's Catholic Church will
realize about $500 by the fair in progress at
James Hail.
LEvAToR.--Ground has been broken
for the Grain Elevator at the depot. Meas.
Lucas a Kinnaird have let the contracts
for the stone and brick work, and propose
to push the enterprise with their accus-
toned activity.
Jan BIRD ARREsTED.-Our Sheriff, ].
b. Caldwell, arrested last Monday, a negro
named Logan Sallee, who had broke Jail
in Monticello, where he was confined for
maliciously stabbing Anthony Worsham.
Sallee was working for Mr.. Ingram, Of this
county, and after his arrest, was placed in
Jail here to await the requisition of the
Wayne authorities.
PERsoSAL.-Among the many ladies
who attended the 22nd exercises Of the
Centre College Literary Societies, were
Misses Lucy Hooker. Matte Lackey, Pau
line Grimes and Sallie Green, of Lincoln
Judge r. J. Breckenridge, who has
been very i'll in Lexington, is reported out
Of danger......M Misses Mary and Pet Lillard
are expected home from Bloomington, ILL.,,
this week.
CIRCUIT CoURT--Will be convened on
next Monday, 3rd proximo There are
eighty-two indictments on the docket, in
Guiding the old well-known cases of Mica
jah Rowsey aud C. C. Gillispie for murder
and manslaughter, set for the second day
Of the term; the case Of John Taylor charg- |
ed with the murder Of Mrs. Polly Bottom,
for the third day; case Of Freeman Fsrris,
by change Of venue from Garrard, for sew
enth day; McAfee ct al VI. J. W. Finnell.
from Mercer (Ku-klux case,) for fifth day.
There are twenty-one ordinary and sixteen
equity appearances; one hundred and
three old and twenty-six new equity cases.
DEATHs.-Mr. Samuel Messick died at
he residence Of his relative, Mr.. W. d.
Holmes. in this city, on last Thursday, the
10Th inst. in the Goth year Of his age. He
had been in poor health for some time, and
,ame to our city on last Monday week,
rom his new home, in Mercer county, to
consult his physician. lie was stricken
with paralysis after his arrival, and was
rot able 10 recover from the shock. His
nneral services were conducted by Rev.
E. NJ. Green, the pastor Of the First Pres
,Yterian Church, and were brief and APP
'ropriate. Mr.. Messick had long been q
member and Office bearer Ia this
church. ....James NJ. Dye, Of this county,
lied on Tuesday morning. lie was mem
'er Of Utopia Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
4 this city, and held an insurance policy
n said order for $1,000.
THE 22SD ExERcIsEs-Of the Literary
societies OF Centre College were largely at
ended, and there was every reason for 9
hearty oongratulation at the eminent sue.
'ess Of the occasion. The speeches were
In the Second Presbyterian
Church, and the first Grafton in behalf Of
he Deinologean Society, was made by [,
Nc W Simpson Elkin, of Garrard, on
'straws show which way the wind blows."
The first speaker Of the Chamberlain So
'iety, was Mr.. T. b. Andrews, of Elem
ngsburg, KY, who discussed on the sub
cot Of Poverty and Genius." James b.
kinnaird, Of Lacaster, representing the
Deinologians, made humorous speech on
he "Foraging Atom" In the evening,
Iiter the very polite Committee, composed I
4 Messrs. Hugh Reid, ]. A. Vansant, W.
J. Dunlap, +. $. Read, ]. II. Clagett and j. I
,. Owsley, had seated the large audience, I
Prof. Hitchcock opened the exercises with !
'rayer. W. X. Wonall. Of Chicago, de- I
iyered an Grafton on "Femsle Hsroism." |
lanes w. Kennedy, of MeAiee, KY, |
poke on the pleasures Of Difficulty" and :
!. p. DArnell, Of Flemingsburg, closed the Z
xeroises with an ornate and eloquent ad- {
ress on "Our age and Is Possibilities" {
he hop at the Clemens House at night, 4
las the source Of great pleasure 10 a large
lumber Of beautiful women and gallant
len, and was the most successful one ever q
iven In Danvills. u