Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-10
BOYLE COUNTY.
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The young men gave hop TO the
visiting ladies at Floral Hall Tuesday
night.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. ]. b.
Adams died Tuesday and was buried
Wednesday evening.
Several wheat stacks belonging to
Madison Kemper we're burned Wednesday
evening. A spark from a steam thresher
caused the trouble. Loss 500.
The residence Of Rey. L. Eddy was
entered by burglars Wednesday night,
the rascals invading his sleepiug-roo A
silver watch, good breast-pin and gold
cravat. pin we're stolen. No arrests
The different hotels in Danville show
1876 registered Fair visitors up to ten
o clock Thursday. This does not include
by any means all the fair visitors who are
here, the greater part Of whom are quar-
tered with friends at private houses.
MIR. Robert Ham Of this place is in
part responsible for twins Of three differ
ent varieties. They belong, however, to
the vegetable kingdom and were grown in
his highly cultivated garden within a few
feet Of each other and are cucumbers,
squashes and watermelons. They were on
exhibition at his store-room Wednesday and
attracted considerable attention.
Among the arrivals at Gilchers to-day
are Mrs. Josie Brown and Miss Lily Brown,
Mr.. X. s. Veech and wife and daughter and
Mrs. s. J. Look, OF Louisville, Mr.. ID. II.
Brock, Richmond, Messrs. T. f johnson
and Warren Bailey, Of Georgetown, Mrs.
Charles Moore, Versailles, Mr.. W.. Kin
naird, Lanca ster and Mr.. J. b. Oldham.
Louisville, Messrs. J. Knox Frazier and +
NJ. Porch, Monticello, Mr.. Thos. Morrow,
Somerset, Mr.. Sam Hewey, Upton, Mo-,
Mr.. II. ID. Conyer, Va. and Mr.. Fred A.
Gee. Washington, ID. G.
The articles OF ladies hsndiwork ex-
hibited on the frat day OF the Fair we're
exceptionally fine, noticeable among the
specimens were japanese Quilt shown by
Mrs. J. w. Farris, Of Garrard Co, embroid-
cred in the Kensington stitch and display
ing 100 different designs and one by Mrs
f. Pierce OF Maysville, which was awarded
the ID premium. There were some 6ne
specimens Of six embroidery. by Mrs. Gran
willie Cecil and decorated China by Miss
Mary McRoberts, Miss Mary V. Moore and
Miss Emma Weisegar that deserves special
mention.
The fifth annual exhibition Of the Gem
trail Kentucky Fair Association began Tues.
day. The crowd in attendance was esti-
mate at $500, much larger than ever be-
fore on the first day. The exhibitions con-
sisted principally OF needle work, flowers,
paintings and special premiums, with some
fine stock shown in the afternoon. The
second day was even more successful than
the first and close observers say that the
stock shown. especially the sheep, was the
best ever seen in Boyle county. (0ur cor
respondent sent us the list Of premiums but
we did not have space for it at the late
hour received.)
"A bright mulatto named James Hugh
es was killed Monday evening at Perry
vile by negro boy known as Jerry Will
liams. Hughes was a school teacher and
formerly lived in Danville. They had a
friendly scuflle on Monday which ended as
such scutiles frequently do, in anger. Mon
day evening they met near the covered
bridge, renewed their quarrel, and soon got
into fight. Hughes received thee cuts
from knife in the breast and back any
one Of which would have proved mortal
After they were separated Hughes walked
into his house which was near by, when he
fell aud died in few minutes. Jerry is
under arrest and Is TO be tried Tuesday
evening. lie ia said to be verv bad citi
zen Of has age and kind
MI. w. &. Osborne and family, Of Tole-
do, o. and Mr.. J. o. Debolt Of the same
place are at the Clemens House. These
gentlemen have about decided 10 open a
Commission and Produce house in Dan vile.
At the same hotel are w. ii. Arnold and
mother, of Trenton, N. J., brother and sis
ter Of Mrs. AXE, wife OF the proprietor; also
Mrs. G. w. Downing, indianapolis, C. Tep-
tin, Milwaukee, Wis, ID. Nelson, Texas,
II. II. Burline, Chicago, W. G. Batiey,
Rome. Ga, X. s. Harrison, Lexington, ].
@. Stout, Concord, Del, Samuel 5. Wat
son, Camden, N. j., w. II. Grove, Glass
gov, Scotland, w. X. Duncan, Trenton,
La, Robt. Elliott, Edwards, Miss., Thorn
as Davis and II. StrAss, Louisville, @. G.
Wagner, Alton. ILL.,, s. s. Stone. st. Louis,
Walter s. Lyle, Cedar Rapids, Mich, and