The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-03-19
MOVIE COUNT.


The Republican Of Boyle will meet
in Convention at the Courthouse in Dan
willie on Saturday next. the 10th inst, at
P.M.
On Monday Court day three wills
were presented for probare-Joseph Faulk-
ners and VIM. Bulls were continued and
Abram Kings admitted.
1t was not Mars Of the Adrocaie who
occultated with the moon the other night,
and to satisfy every body that il was not,
he will probably soon lecture in Cincinnati
on the subject: "None this side Of Chatta-
nooga."
A great crowd congregatcd at our De-
pot on Wednesday afternoon to sec the
five Southern excursion trains. Each train
consisted Of or 10 coaches, all crowded
with Southern merchants, each man label
ed, "None this side Of Chattanooga"
- On Monday night a young boy named
Singleton, who makes his home at DIR.
Hays, was arrested on the charge Of at
tempting to break into a grocery on 4th
street. DR.. Hays, who had been appoirted
as special police to take charge Of him,
presented him for trial on Tuesday, and he
was discharged from lack Of sufficient
proof.
Gen. W. LaRue Thomas has complet-
ell his Grafton to be delivered before the
Kentucky Press Association, and those who
haye.seen the manuscript say that the style
is a happy blending Of the ancient and
modern, a cross, as it were, between the ora
tion Of Cicero for Cluentius and the argu-
ment Of Fontaine Fox Bobbitt in the pros
ecutionof Samuel Holmes.
Court day was penetratingly disagree
able--a cold drizzling rain falling all day,
and complete slush under foot-crowd
moderately good. Capt. English reports
about 600 cattle on the market, ranging
in quality from good, through medium to
very inferior. Prices from q TO &c per H.
Three nice horses brought, respectively,
$40, 1925 and $40. The Bruce farm Of
lOl acres was sold to W. A. Caldwell fol
$54.75 per acre. The Weeden land, C
acres unimproved, Withdrawn at $40 PEI
acre. II. 7. Bush reports more cattle ant
better prices. Mules sold from $50 Il
sl2O. No horses offered.
The Fihy.ihird Session Of the Ken
lucky Annual Conference Of the NJ. f
Church will be held in Danyille next weel
at the Broadway Methodist Church. Bish
op Simpson will preside. The Tribane vii
be issued daily during the entire session
Bishop Dudley preached to large audi
ences both morning and evening on sun
day at Trinity Church. Aaron Burr wa
the subject Of the lecture delivered at thu
Southern Methodist Church on Monda,
night by DIR. Milburn, "The Blind Man
Eloquent" Quite a good crowd Assem-
bled considering the exceedingly dampisl
state Of the weather. The lecture wa
pronounced a master piece Of art and elo
quence.
49, PERs0SAL.-Col. c. II. Withrow, o
Paris, KY, came over Saturday to "se'
about il" and went back on Monday salts
fed-p.rhaps. c. +. Burnam seems to b
the favorite with the members of our bar
for the vacant District Judgeship. Rev. X
$. Hitchcock delivered the sixth Of tn
; Bell Seminary Lectures on Thursda
night subieet-"The Origin Of Civiliza
= ton" John C. Young, while in Frank
! fort, was rendered the use Of the Hall o
: the House Of Representatives in which Il
deliver his lecture, "The Mistakes Of In
! gersoll." Mrs. Jacob swygert, Of Frank
fort, Is visiting relatives in the county
; Mrs Halle Young entertained the it'll
/. folks on last Friday night with a fame
dress party.