Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-18
BOYLE COUNTY
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--Messrs. 49, Williams, A. g. Culbert-
son and q. H. Macy left Versailles on
bicycles at ~ o'clock and arrived at Har-
rodsburg, distance Of 80 miles, al 81
o'clock yesterday evening. They came
from IIarrodsburg here In about an hour,
and will return to Versailles to-day.
Should an election be ordered TO GIL
the vacancy In the Legislature occasioned
by the death Of Hon. p. J. Doneghy, Mr..
J. Wesley Durham, Of this city, will
doubtless receive the nomination II he will
consent to serve. Mr.. Durham Ia a good
parliamentarian and possesses all the quail
idcations Of good legislator.
Rev. I. S. McElroy, Of Stanford, is
likely to receive numerous calls to per-
form the marriage ceremony in Boyle II he
can maintain the standard he reached
on the occasion Of the nuptisls Of Mr.. ID.
p. Rowland and Miss Lizzie A. Lee on
Wednesday last. His ceremony delighted
the young folks as we'll as the older ones
who had "been there"
-PERsoSAL.-Miss Minnie Mcdowell,
Of Harrodsburg, Mary Lee, Of Louisville,
and Carrie Barbour, Of Richmond, are Wis.
iting Mrs. d. p. Rowland. Miss Helen
Reed, Of Hustonville, is visiting the family
Of Dr. Dunlap. Miss Wallace, Of Nicho-
vile, is visiting Miss Maggie Randolph.
Miss Hortense Phillips, Of Sedalia, Mo, is
expected in Danville this week.
TO day is County Court day and the
following are tie gentleman horses exhib-
tied and their owners, or those having them
in charge: Messenger Chief, Mock and
Dunn; Ed. Kimble, c. ]. Pittman; Light
foot, Arnold and Stonewall, Cecil Bros
and Rue; Almont, E. p. Fslconer; Blacks
Hamiltonian, w. A. Russell; Geo. Wilkes,
Jr, w. J. Lyle; woodford Boy, Sim
Slaughter
The thanks Of everybody who delights
in the improvement OF stock are due dis
tinguished architect Of this city, who last
week brought from a remote corner Of
Rockcastle county, a snake with yellow
stripe around its neck and turned it loose
in the cliffs Of Dix River gentleman
we'll versed in such matters thinks the
cross will produce a snake that has long
been needed in this locality. A sort Of
com bined snake, one that will be useful
for all purposes.
The Fair held in James Hall on We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings for the ben
eft Of st. Pau,'s Catholic Church was verv
successful, about one thousand dollars
being realized, which will clear the church
Of Indebtedness. The following are the
names and residences Of those who drew
the leading prizes and the value Of the
prizes drawn: Mrs. - Ogden, Louis
Vile, fine breech loading shot gun, SIS;
b. Goldrick, Bsrdstown, fine cooking stove
and vessels, $40; Mike Sullivan, Burgin,
marble-top dressing case, $25; C. Sullivan,
Tatesville, Pulaski county, set buggy har-
ness, S25; Pat. Lynch, Science Hill, KY,
baby buggy, $40; John Weber, Cores
burg, silver pitcher, SIS; John Bright,
Danville, set chinaware, SIS; Nc. McCarty,
Lexington, album, $40; NJ. McCabe, Som
erset, $40; Milton Smith, colored, Dan
Vile, fine calf, $40; Mr.. - Mcintosh
Danville, ton Of coal; ]. W. Vanarsdall
Shelby City, Berkshire hog, $40; Sam
Biggerstafi, Richmond, pair fine shoes, So
VIM. Crawford and John Mccain, Har-
rodsburg, barrel Of four Evan S. Warren
Danville, silver tea-set, $50. The thanks
Of Father Brady and the ladies Of the
church are rendered the following named
gentlemen who conducted the drawing, Il
wit: Hubert McGoodwin, J. p. McGrorty
d. S. Human, VIM. p Blake, @. r. An
derson and Thornton Edwards.