The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-03-26
BOyLE COrNTI.
gDanriTie.

-b nc hnbt. taldweH, an tnihused
Grant man from the lower end, couldn't
discharge his duty al the Convention, 50
he discharged his pistol at a negro woman
and narrowly missed youth, Stanly Arch
ibald, who was close by. Eighty days.
- John &. Young will deliver his lecture
on the mistakes of lngersoll7 at the
Second Presbyterian Church in Danvile,
on Friday night. Goth Admission free,
ard all invited. Quite a crowd went from
here To lIarrodsburg on Thursday night 10
hear Theodore Tilion.
The conference Of the Northern Meth
odist Church is now in ses-.9n here, and
the town is filed with "bfothers" and
chickens are rising and roost high. The
opening sermon was preached on Tuesday
night by II. d. Rice, Presiding Elder of
the Coyngton and Maysville District We'd
nesday was devoted to the Anniversary Of
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, and
Thursday to the Sunday School Union'
The Tribune issues a very neat daily called
The Conference Daily Tribune.
DEATHs.-Wm. Shears. ST., died in
this county on Sunday, at the home Of his
son, W. II. Shears, on tie Lexington pike,
in the SD year Of his age. At the Deaf and
Dumb Institute, on Sunday last, James
Barrett, mute, whose home is near Louis
vile, Ky. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. l.. Eddy in the Chapel
Of the Institution. Henry Bosley, youth
about Il years Of age, departed this life, at
the residence Of his father, Mr.. John :.
Bosley, on Monday night of Typho-Mala-
rial Fever.
-- PERsoNAL.-Andrew Whitley has re-
turned from an extended trip through
Texas and the Southern States. Vim.
Fields, Jr, got home on Monday night
from New York. "Greek" Boldrick,
former citizen, is here from Dennison,
Texas. DIR. X. c. Caldwell, Of Nelson
county, was in the county last week
Billy Weatherford has gone 10 Missouri to
visit his fathers family. ILL Mcdonald,
the architect, was in Danville last week.
Suppose he wants to build the $4,000 ap-
preparation addition to the Deafand Dumb
Institute. lie planned the best proper
toned public building in this section Of
the State-our Jail. DIR. II. Madison O.,
the plausible, refuses to be interviewed ON
the Presidential question on the ground
that he is only a supplement and not a
whole newspaper. 1t is generally known,
however, that he is for Tilden for Presi-
dent, Vice President and Speaker of the
House.
The RAIDS had a royal high time on
Saturday, at the County Convention. Den.
ny, Lucas and sherley, backed by Colleg,
boys vs.. Postoilice and Freedom. Sherley
the little darkie school teacher made lie
cidedly the best speech of the day. Senator
Mckee called it lore feast and gave BIZ
experience. The first resolution adopte,
was an approval of the call for State Con
vention. The second was pledge to sup
port the nominee Of the National Conven
iion, especially il Grant, for whom the del
gates were instructed, is that nominee. TIN
valuable services rendered the party b,
Hon. Walter Evans, W. O. Bradley, A. NJ.
Swope and Logan Mckee were acknowl
edged, appreciation expressed, and in
structions were given the delegates to vote
for Evans and Bradley as delegates for tn
State ct large, Mckee as one Of the dele
gates from the Congressional District to thu
National Convention, and for Col. swopc
as one OF the electors for the State at large
The selection Of Vice President was lief
to the sound sense and good judgment o
the delegates. The whole was concluded
by resolution that all who took a part ia
the Convention were honor-bound to sup
port the nominee Of the Chicago Conyen
ton. The following delegates to the Louis
willie Convention were appointed; Gen. $
$. Fry, J. W. Yerkes, w. II. Lucas, JOIN
Toliyer, Alex Mckee, Joshua Doram, A
A. Whitman, J. W. Zimmerman, J. $. Lin
ney, Anderson Wallace, q. w. Welsh, Jr.
Arch +. Rochester, J. X. Nichols, Geo. ID
Batterton. T.. b. Cheatham. Logan Mckee
Elem Murphy, Morris leiser, q. j. Doram
W. b. Latimer, Squire Goodloe, \. W
Duck, Capt. VIM. Rains, W. Il, Clarkson
Spencer Henderson, and all other good Re
publicans Of Boyle. :. Fry was Chair
man, J. W. Zimmerman and Josh puram
Secretaries.