The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-21
BOILE cOUXTY.


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lalure.
DR.. HAYS will conclude hi. lecture ut
liell Seminary Chapel next Thursday
night Suhiccl-"The relation Of Calvin
to the death Of Servetus.
The Weners-Bell Ringers-are adj
vertised for two performances At James
Hall on Saturday, 22d Matinee go p.
w., evening performance Sr. NJ
Rev. W. NJ Benton moved to Louisville
last week ...... Rev. J.. T. Woolfork has ac-
cepied the call rendered him by the Pap
tist Church aud il now resident Of this
city.
win Polliycr cold, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false prctenses,
was held to answer At the Circuit Court on
bond Of sl25. Bill Fisher, on two
charges OF larceny, was remanded To jail
in default 1850 bond
One hundred aud eighteen dollars per
share was paid on Monday by Col j. W.
Durham for ten shares Of stock in the
Farmers National Bank Of Danville......
POO shares Of stock in the Danvlle ~ Per-
ryville Turnpike were sold on Monday by
Granville Cecil 10 W. u. Cecil at so per
share.
Perhaps boy les County Cou-t isn't a
small concern! Ncs its cute. A few
such men a. Squire John Craig aud Others
retain their ideas and principles yet I'M
compressed, bat the contracted sweetness
Of the other 'Squires oyerpower- them, and
in a manner, they arr powerle.s. II some
men were measured by the -ize Of their
souls, gun patch would make them
-uit Of clothes and an ulster overcoat.
Two workshops, belonging to Mr.. J.
L. Allen and Mrs. j. II. Engleman, and
the store room and residence Of Nlrs. J..
L. Shindlebower were consumed by fire on
Sunday morning. The fire broke out in
the WOODSTOCK lately occupied by W. X.
Hobbs, and the flames spread rapidly de-
spite the earnest efforts OF many citizens
and the little Syringe Neither Of the
shop. nor the tools in them were insured.
Loss about $500. The Shindlebower resi-
dence was insured for $3.50 in the German
American. The origin Of the FIRE Is yet
unknown.
-DmD-ln Danville on Friday, Jan
II, Of Consumption, Mr.. Lula Moore Hos
kins, wife Of Oscar lloskins......John Nc
Donald, son Of Rev. Henry Mcdonald,
formerly Of Danyille, died Jan 18th, at
Keaichie College, in Louisiana, where he
had been engaged as Professor Of Greek
and Latin Mr.. Mcdonald was nephew
Of Samuel and Robert Harding and a
grandson Of the late Aaron Harding, and
spent his boyhood days in Danville, where
he is remembered by those who knew him
as a man Of rare promise. lie was %
years Of age
Miss Bryant has returned from Louis
vile, and reads with tender appreciation
"rhe tramp abroad" ...... VIII Rowland, Of
the Grm Of :. V. Rowland u Co., will soon
go to Paris, Ky, to open shoe store at
that roint.....G George &. Cohen, Of An
dcrson county, was in Danvlle last week
..... Miss Lena Watson, Of Louisville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ". b. Moore in
the county ...... Basil Guest has gone back
TO Chicago ..... Hon. Albert G.. Talbot, who
has been for some weeks confined to his
he'd with Pneumonia, is pronounced better
and will soon be mp again.
Monday was a fair January Court
Day, although the weather was intensely
disagreeable. Capt Bush reports about
800 cattle on the market, Of a fair grade
selling at and cents; 100 scrub sheep,
50 20 per head aged mules $50 to Sl25;
plug horses, $40 to s15. Captain English
reports; Market not particularly active,
bat demand quiet and sieady-30 common
yearling., .S23l5; so extra nice yearlings,
SIS; 40 ordinary feeders, S3L75; 10 good
feeders, lc. per pound; is good calves, S22i
% fair feeders, $500 per hundred pounds;
20 ordinary feeders, S3lj per hundred
pounds, so scrub sheep, - per head.
Horses and mules about a. usual.
A ease Of poisoning occurred in Dan
Vile last saturday, which came disagreed.
bly, near being a tragedy. The family Of
Harvey Dishman. cold, Immediately after
eating breakfast, were taken suddenly in,
and in a few minutes were PROSTATE upon
the hoor helpless. The attending physi-
clan pr onouncod the symptoms those Of
poisoning by arsenic. Il was doubtless
administered in the meal used for the
breakfast, and could not have been acct
dental, as there was no poison used about
the place in any way. A ueglo girl named
Matte Raughman 9. suspected, but moth
. ing definite can be- obtained. A further
postponement Of an investigation should
he strictly discouraged.
The Central Kentucky Medical Afso-
citation met at Danyille az no A. A., jan
uary 40, with about twenty members pres
ent and DIR. T., Alcorn in the Chair Open
ing paper read by DR.. =. o. Young, Of
Lancaster, on inflammation. Paper read by
Dr. A. d. Price, Of llarrodsburg, and Dr.,
fayetie Dunlap, and many interesting
cases reported. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year DR.. II. plum-
mer, Of lIarrodsbuIg President; DR., j. NJ.
Myer, Of Boyle county, Nice-Presideni;
DIR. }. A. Boyle, of Garrard, Treasurer
DR.. Steele Bailey Of stanford, secretary
The society determined hereafter 10 hold
al II Is meetings in Danyille. The meet
ing are quarterly and we've formerly held
alternately, Lancaster, stanford, llarrods.
burg and panvlie. The time Of meeting