Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-23
s0YLE COUNTY.



The will OF Chas. p. q. Mcdowell
was admitted to record. The estate /,
worth $4,000, and Is divided among thlr.
teen nephews and neices.
--Esster Sunday will be celebrated al
st. PHuls Church BY High Mas In the
morning and evening vespers and benedic.
ton, Father Brady will ofiiciste.
--R. q. Evans reports an unusually
good yield Of hemp In lot that he ha,
breaking, one field Of AZ acres, averaging
1850 pounds OF extra quality Of hemp "a
the acre.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thurman, wife Of
Thornton Thurman, died Sunday, aged ~
,ears. Sue was for go years q member Of
the Baptist Cnurch. Shelby county pa
pers please cOpy.
MIR. James II Lucas, editor Of the
OceOlz (MO.) Sun, govd democratic jour
nai, Is IN TIE cIly. Mr.. Lucas il an i'm
portant witness in the Mock-Faulkuer Gaze
which comes up IN the Lincoln Circuit
Court this week.
-Danville II becoming a considerable
centre Tor the hide and fur business. Mr.
10. Haar, a dealer in such goods sold with.
IN the last lev days to Louisville and GIN
cinnau parties, hides TO the amount OF
5000. They consisted OF sheep skins and
fur hides OF different kinds.
DIR. ID. Z. Tucker, VINO has been . cit
Izen VI Danville for twenty year., lett thi,
week with his family for Marion county
where he wlli hereafter reside. He has 9
ine farm between Brsdiordsville aud Lsb
anon which he will cultivate. He will
also practice his profession.
Mr.. Vim. Graham, Of sumter, s. c., TO-
day ( Thursday )shipped q Car load Of horses
and mules purchased here, to his home IL
the Palmetto state. Mr.. 5tearns, Of Mem
phis, who has been buying horses and
brood mares in Boyle county for shipment
70 Tennessee, went 10 Lincoln county thi,
morning 70 make further purchases.
"A merry party from Garrard county
composed OF Mr.. Richard L. Brogli, EliEs
J. Lane, Mr.. James q. Christopher, Mr.
Thomas J. Lane and Miss Susan s. Scott
came to town on Tuesday and registered a:
Gilcher's Hotel. The County Clerk was
sent for and on his return TO his
Office issued license for the marriage Of the
6rst-named couple. Rev. w. r. Taylor, OF
the Methodist Church, was called in and
performed the ceremony in his usual inter.
estIng manner.
R -cognillng what his sppreciative fell
low-citizens at home have long known and
recognized, viz: That your correspondent
is distinguished patron Of Art, and that
his discernment In such matters is as beau
tiiully accurate "A loaded die. the
Cincinnati Dramatic Festival Association,
through the Hon. Edward F. Noyes, iIs
President, hiss sent him Handsomely
printed programme Of the frat Festival
which is to commence on Monday, the 30th
Of April. See programme on hrst psge.
A young man who said he was from
an adjoining county, came here Monday
and sold horse for $s7. The next day his
father came, paid back the money and took
the horse, which he said was not the boy.
but his. 1t seems that his son and anoih.
er youth wanted to 20 vest, 30 each con-
fscsted horse belonging 10 his parent In
order 10 raise money for travelling EXPENSE
The other boy sold his animal in Hus-
tonvilie for Sos They are both now sup.
posed to be on their way towards sunset
The dwelling Of james Alvey Bottoms
who lives at Alicetown in this county, wal
entered last Friday night and his fine gold
watch valued at $225 stolen. On the Mon
day following negro presented the watch
Al q jewelers. in Lebanon for some slight
repairs. The jeweler knew the watch, and
suspecting something wrong, caused the ar
rest Of the negro, who gave the name o.
Charles Key He Is also known among
his associates as Henry Key, is black
smith, and has been working at Mitch
sllsburg. He was brought here yesterday
when he waived an examination Of thu
charge, and in default Of $500 bond wa
committed to Jail for further trial.