The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-28
BOYLE COUNTY.


The trial Of the case Of the Com mon
wealth VS.. Mrs. Beddow for breach ofihe
peace resulted in an acquittal.
MIR. Phillip Phillips, "The Sweet Sing
err" will give concert at the Southern
Methodist Church on Thursday night next,
June 3rd. The entertainment is called
"An Evening Of Song"
A Democratic County Convention is
called for Saturday, June 5, to select del
egates TO the State Convention at licking
ton, June IL. BY order Of County Com
mittee. W. l.. Caldwell, Chmn.
- PERsoSAL--IIon. Albert Allen, Of
Columbus, Ohio, and Mr.. John Allen, Of
Lexington. Ky, are visiting their brother,
Ed. J. l.. Allen, in this city. Mrs. DR.. J.
NJ. Meyer is thought to be dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Chas. Atkinson was taken suddenly i'll
at the Clemens House on Tuesday even
ing.
The contest over the will Of VIM
Bull was in progress here last week, and
caused some -se;;e@sn; among oss We:
End neighbors. Under the will as pre-
sented for probate the widow was the sole
legatee, and the contest was made by
brother Of deceased. The will was pro-
bated.
MARRIED.-B BY DIR. j. l.. Mckee, at
IL O'Clock on Tuesday morning, in this
county, Mr.. A. Hinton Smith, Of Honey
Grove, Texas, to Miss Mamie !. Meyer.
The marriage of Miss Lucie G. Bowman,
Of this city, to Mr.. Lyme Metcalfe, Jr, OF
st. Louis, is announced to take place at
Trinity Church, at IL o'clock A. N, on
Tuesday next, June LIST.
Official report Of vote Of Boyle coun-
ty in Primary Election, Saturday, May %: |
For Judge, Owsley 425, Alcorn 70; Com
monwealth's Attorney, Warren 495; Circuit
Clerk, Chrisman SOC; Sheriff, Meyer 400.
The impression was prevalent throughout
the day that the three last named gen.
tlemen would certainly he nominated.
Very little excitement, and the day passed
of without any disturbance whatever.
The Danyille Democrats assembled in
mas convention at the Courthouse on
night, May 22d, to selscta ticket
Tor Trustees and City Attorney. After first
that they were glad they were
living, the Committee suggested and the
adopted the following ticket
For Trustees-J. G. Fales, John s. Van
Wrinkle, DIR. Saml. Ayres, DR.. L. s. Me
'iurtry, Benz. Boiling, II. q. Sandifer and
Mark Wakefield; for Attorney-Chas. c. {
FOX. Mr.. Fox was nominated by accla-
nation, his name being the only one before
he convention. q
- Died, suddenly. in Danyille, about IL I
!. NJ, on Tuesday, Robt. W. s. Norton, an c
Italian music teacher, well known in Per- G
yyille, Parksville, Shelby City and in I
Nelson county. Deceased was born in s
Saples, Italy, and reared in Portugal. His q
anne was not really Norton, but some long i
Italian name, perhaps, sounding like Nor 4
on in the English tongue lie was a mu- n
eian in the British army for many years, b
nd there perhaps his name was changed. a
deceased was SO years old, unmarried. very q
III, dark in complexion, had hard, stony d
and was quite an intelligent n
ian. lie spoke frently English, French, h
Italian, and was well up in many Of the !
licences. A post morton examination re- d
called large Ge'u'isa Of the thOraeie oorta ID
hich had ruplured into the left lung and a
used his sudden death. 81