The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15
BOyLE COTNTi.


DanrHie.
Died, in Boyle county, Oct 7th. Mir.
Ieannah =. lIutchines. aged GS
A robber entered the chancrl Of the
Episcopal Church and bore away two sur
plice--one quite valuable.
-wm. Embry, a colorcd citizen of Dan
vile, has received in behalf Of his vile,
about 81, 500 in back pay and pension.
j c. Caldwell sold to II. Kahn,of Gin
cinnati, "a head Of cattle at si.5j, and 81
head at Si65-sverage weight about $50
pounds.
DR.. o. Beatty, on his return from the
Pan Presbyterian Council, was met at the
Depot by company cf students with a Gle
and drum band Of music, and was escorted
to his home "as in triumph
-Sume miles Standsh" from the West
sends to Boyle county an order for wife,
and leaves the selection, without re.erve,
to a friend. lie courts through the me-
dunn Of distance and $4,000.
A. J.Mcrshon has exchanged his prop
erty near Danville for Texas lands belong
ing to Mrs. Bohon, and will probably soon
move to sherman lie has also sold his
interest in the lumber and coal yard 10
j. 5. Roberts
DR. K. W. Dunlap has gone to Louis
Vile to attend meeting Of the State Board
Of lIealth.....Judge Hays, Of Russell coun-
ty, spent few days in Danville this week.
...... Miss Sallie McGrath, Of Fayctto Is at
Mrs. Dr. pownton's Miss Bachelor and
Mr.. Reeves spent Wednesday in Danvilie'
on their return from Richmond ......Gov.
Blackburn and wife, Misses Kate and Cor
allie Walker, Miss Chenault and Miss Mat
tie Breck, Of Richmond, Gen. Fayette Hew-
it, Of Frankfort, Judge Carpenter, Of Shell
byville, Hon. VIM. Owen, DR.. Wrenn, o.
Georgetown, and Charlie Kincaid, Of the
Railroad, were brought to Danville this
week by the Cantrill-C Cecil attachment.
1t was day Of triumph in Danville
for Miss Nina Graham Biichelor and NJ,
Edward A. Reeves when they amused the
populace with their Humorous and Dram
attic Recital- at James Hall Monday light.
The programme was tasty; it, attractive
features being. that except for the class
similarity in all dramatic recitals, il was
devoid Of sameness. Miss Bachelor i, in
appearance, one of "Naiures most agreea-
bic blnnders" the medium height,
light hair and dark eyes, quite pretty, has
winning smile and naive manner Of
throwing her hands behind her back-a
gesture, though decidedly unconventional,
is, in her case, by no means detraction.
She has a good voice, and her ardor shows
itself in a steadily increasing flow, and not
after the fashion Of many, by spells Of the
fifty and jerky kind. Mr.. Reeves, in the
art of facial gesticulation, is rast master,
and inimitable. Almost instantly. his owl
like expression Of wisdom gives place to
an idiotic grin, much resembling that Of a
Chinese idol. The best thing he gave was
the speech Of "Orator Climax" The en-
tertainment Throughout, it, entire progress
was indenied with applause aud frequent
snoors Should Miss Bachelor and Mr.
Reeves again appear in Danville, they will
have a crowded house.
Gov. james Edwards Cauirill and Miss
Mary Lauretta Cecil were mrrried on We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 18th, by Rev. John
Augustus Williams assisted by Rev. Rus
sell Cecil, at the home Of the brides "a
Their, Mr.. J. q. Cecil, near Danvi.le The
assembly was small and the whole affair
laiet on accoun, Of the ill-health Of the IA
lher Of the bride. The guests were receive
Ell by Mrs. Granville Cecil, j., and Ms.
Chas. Z, Cecil In the halls, the door fac
ngs, inches and banisters were festooned /
with holly and Autumn leaves, and the /
Darlors, &c, decorated with quantities Of
,ut flowers. The music was secre,ed
n the bay window Of the sitting room,
,ehind the lace curtains. The eere-
nony was conducted in the sitting
Dom, under marriage bell; six brides
maids preceding aud two following, all un-
.itended, formed hollow square around
he couple and the officiating ministers
'he supper was elegant in all its bearings
furnished by Kepler. Presents were
numerous and handsome. To each guest
Iere given, as Souvenirs, in addition to the
sual fayors, which were unusually nice,
title box Of wedding CAKE tied with a
ihiie ribbon, End a bouquet. Governor
antrill gave as a present TO each Of the
bouquet u natural rose.
uds. The blessing of both ladies and
was remarkably elegant. The
ride wore heavy white gros grain silk, {
'immed in Two deep LOUNGES Of seed pearl Z
zee; waist embroidered with bands of silk {
and seed pearls; sleeves made
+ network Of same pearl jewelryi veil d
istened with diamond anchor The brides a
aids all wore Persian Mulls, each differ j
itly made, and trimmed in Swiss en-
robbery, Valencia and Languedoc; Jew a
ny, diamonds and pearls Our CORES. 4
,ndent furnished IA with the costumes Of G
! the ladies, but space and the lateness Of b
e hour prevent their publieaiion.-E ] 4
he newly married pair lelt ON the 10 G
clock uain for Chattanooga and the
,nth. Gov. Blackburn threw after them a
e legendary old shoe. The brides
ayelling dress Was a handk erohief sui, OF Il
onne camers hair, aud plush hat to 81
aich. I,
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