Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-30
WAYNE COUNTY
Monticello.

The entertainment in honor Of the
Sallee-Ow wedding came of as an
nounced. at the residence Of Mr.. w. +.
Francis, on the evening Of the 2Sd inst,
and was a magnificent affair. The supper
was gotten up in the best style Of the cul-
mary art, of which some 200 invited guests
partook.
Our county was not embraced in
the list Of appointments Of the candid
ates for Clerk Of the Appellate Court,
when they visited this section Of the
State 1t might have been better, at least
for Captain Henry to have visited us,
as have heard considerable number Of
democrats express dissatisfaction with him
as an aspirant for that position.
Our farmers are beginning to secure
their crops Of wheat against possible re-
sumption of wet weather, by putting into
stacks. The outlook continues encourag-
ing for bountiful crops Of all kinds. We
we're shown some specimens OF Irish pota-
toes raised by Prof Sewell, that would
weigh fully pound each, and were not
done growing. The crops Of wild fruits,
such as blackbe berries, raspberries, dewber-
ries, &c, is immense, and we hear that the
mast bearing fruit trees are burdened with
their respective products.
Misses Lutte and Bessie Van Wrinkle,
two charming young ladies from Des
Moines, Iowa, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Lutte is an accomplished elocution-
list, and frequently gives recitations in pri-
yate circles that are very entertaining.
Mrs. TIME Blarkenship. of McAIinn Gown
ty, Tenn, il expected at DIR. Frisbie's this
week after an absence Of sixteen years
from her native county. Misses Mollie
and Lula Owens and Miss Mary Kay, Of
Lincoln, accompanied the bridal party on
their return here and are visiting friends
in this vicinity. Miss Eta Edmiston is
still slowly recovering her health.
"A Mass Convention Of Wayne county
democrats met Saturday at the Courthouse
and appointed delegates to the Convention
at Danville, on the 9th Of July, where
standard bearer in the approaching cam.
paign for Superior Judge will be chosen.
The following gentlemen were appointed
delegates, with instructions to cast the
vote Of the county for Hon. b. NJ. Bur
dett Gen. T. j. Oats, Judge Berry, DIR.
Castillo and DIR. Cook. Capt. l.. j. Ste
phenson was chosen Chairman Of the coun-
ty meeting and ]. G. Sauaey, Secretary.
Below are the proceedings in FULL
The Chairman appointed the following
Committee upon resolutions; Cosby Oats,
j. Berry, j. A. Phillips, q. I. Ramsey, j.
b. Crawford and j. w. Castillo, who, after
consultation, reported the following reso-
lutions;
Whereas, there has been a call by the
Democratic Committee for Convention TO
be held ia the various counties in this Ju-
dicial District for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to the Convention to be held in
Danville, Kentucky, on the 9th Of July,
1882, TO nominate a candidate for the Of
Zee Of Superior Judge. Therefore, be it
Resolued, That the Democratic party of
Wayne county, having favorable opinion
Of the legal requirements, integrity and
moral character of the Hon. Ii. NJ. Bur
dett, Of Garrard county, do recommend
and instruct the delegates appointed by
this Convention to cast their united vote
for the said b. NJ. Burdett for the Office Of
Superior Judge.
And whereds the democracy Of this coun-
~ entertains the highest respect for the
records, politically and otherwise, OF Hons.
NJ. III. Owsley and Frank Wolford, candid
ates respectively for Governor of this Com
monwealth and Congressman from this
Congressional District. Therefore, be it
Resoired, That this Convention recon-
mend 90 the Democratic party the names
Of said NJ H. Owsley, for Governor Of the
State of Kentucky, and Frank WOliord, as
representative in Congress from the IL tn
District. II il further
Resolved, That the Secretary forward a
copy Of the recorded proceedings of this
body to the INTERIOR Journal OF Stan
ford, Kentucky with the request that the
same be published.
The report Of the committee was unan-
imonsly adopted, and upon motion the
Convention then adjourned A copy,
j. g. SAUFLEY, Sec'y.