Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-08
s0Yif COUNTY.
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NuNFffgs
Physicians report few cases Of ma
lisnsnt typhoid fever, chiefly among ne
groes.
Mrs r. C. Nichols is visiting her pa
rents, Capt and Mrs. G. q. smsllhouse, Of
Bowling Green. Mr.. John Jet, Of Kan.
sss City, Mo, IL here visiting his mother
and HE elder brother, Mr.. Shelton Jstt
who is quite i'll. Mr.. Eugene Lee and
wife and Miss Jennie Lee returned from
Cincinnati on Saturday, where they had
been attending the Dramatic Festival.
Rev. Al. Brady, pastor Of st. Paul's
church, will sail for Europe about the LET
Of June, to be absent about sir months.
Father Brady has been in America ten
years, three Of which have been spent In
Danville. where he is much beloved BY
his congregation and BY many persons out
side Of his church. All wish him pleas
ant visit 10 the home Of his youth aud q
safe return.
The democracy Of Boyle county as
sembled at the Court-House on Saturday
at 2 o'clock p. NJ. and we're called 10 order
by w. ]. Lyle, Esq., Chm. Of the County
Committee, who stated the object Of the
meeting TO be the selection Of delegates to
the State Convention at Louisville on the
10th inst. Permanent organization was
effected by the election OF w. L. Caldwell,
Chm, and Alex. Anderson. Sec'y. On
motion the Chair appointed Messrs. J. w.
Durham, Rob't Harding, Nicholas Nc
Dowell, J. NJ. Meyer and VIM. Duke, a
committee To prepare resolutions express
sive Of the sense Of the Convention. The
committee after consultation reported the
following, to-wit;
Resolued, lst. That We approve OF the
call Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee for State Convention 10 select can.
didates TO Gil the various State officers TO
be voted for at the August election.
2nd. That whereas Hon. M. ii. Owsley
was educated In Boyle county, and where.
as he has been closely identified with the
people OF this county for the last twenty
a. Com'ths. Atty. and eight years as Judge
OF the Circuit Court-and whereas he has
always been true and faithful Ia the dis.
charge Of every trust-it is therefore re.
solved that we the democrats OF Boyle |
county are for M. II. Owsley for the Office |
Of Governor Of the State Of Kentucky,
FIRST, last. and all the time, and the dele |
gates from Boyle county are instructed to |
cast her six votes for said Owsley in the
State Convention which convenes on May |
10th, and to use every honorable means 10 |
heir power to secure his nomination for
'aid Office.
Srd. That DR.. NJ. ID. Logan, w. W.
Webb, X. L. Salter, Hubert McGoodwin,
George Hooker and Chss. c. Fox and all |
,ther good democrats in Boyle county are
appointed delegates to represent said coun.
y and cast her vote in the State Conven.
ion.
Mr.. james X. Mars and Hon. NJ. J.
Durham each offered an amendment 10 the
eport Of the committee. The first in ef-
ect that the Boyle county delegates be in
tructed to vote for Capt. ]. r. Hindmsn,
f Adair, for 1t. Governor. The Pad. that
hey be instructed to vote for P. w. Hsr-
in, OF Mercer, for Attorney General. Both
were lost after discussion by
iessrs. NJ. J. Durham, r. Harding. A. @.
abbott and r. P. Jacobs, all the speakers
xpresring the kindest views however con-
erning the gentlemen named in the
The resolutions as reported
y the committee were then passed, when
he convention adjourned.