Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-30
BOYLE COUNTY.


O0HIfUe.
Mr.. John McLane an aged citizen Of
this county. is seriously i'll. Mr.. MeLane
il past his 92d year.
MIR. Thos. NJ. Green, Of the Maysville
EAGLE, was in town Thursday. Rumor has
il that when he comes again he will not go
home alone.
Since the last report the County Clerk
has issued licenses for the marriage Of A.
Cox and Anna johnson; W. f. Waters and
Mary Mayfeld; 4. II. Rust and Nettie
Bennett; Joseph A. Cutter and Lizzie A.
Sutherland.
-Advices from st. Louis state that
Hons. Alex. Martin and Jno. F. Phillips,
have been appointed as additional justices
Of the Supreme Court Of Missouri. Mr..
Phillips, who has represented his district
several times in Congress was educated in
Danville, and his wife is a daughter Of the
lateW w Batterton, well remembered by old
citizens Of Boyle and adjoining counties.
DIR. r W. Dunlap will go TO Louis
Vile, April 4th, as a delegste to the State
Medical Society. Mrs. Dunlap will &C
company him. They will return via
Bloomfield, to see their con Mr.. Jas.:B
Dunlap, who is at the head OF a fourishing
school at that place. Mr.. J w Hooker.
OF the new Hustonville National Bank has
been at the Farmers National of this place
taking notes. He will remain a while
longer. Miss Lily Messick, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hooker, near Stan
ford. returned home Wednesday. Miss
Henrietta LiIlard, has gone to Kansas
CITY, Mo. on visit to her sisters, Mrs.
Robinson and Mrs Hargis
Mrs Elizabeth jenkins, who was born
in Oct 1901, died "wednesday. Mrs yen
kins was the widow Of Matthew I. Jen
kins. who was Lieutenant in the U 3
Corps Of Artillery in the war Of 1912 The
old lady has been needy for long time
and her friends have been trying for some
years to obtain pension for her and only
succeeded in 70 in securing small allow
ance. She was the daughter Of James
Hughes, the first reporter Of the Kentucky
Supreme Court Decisions, from l1S5 "a
1901 The old volume is entitled, "A re
port Of the causes determined by the late
Supreme Court Of the District OF Ken
lucky, and BY the Court Of Appeals, in
which titles to land were in dispute" The
book is dedicated AZ follows: ITO Colonel
Charles SHINES, of Alexandria, Virginia
This book would have been published
without a dedication, but that il afforded
me a favorable opportunity Of acknowledg'
ing that without your friendly assistancs
never should have been enabled to engage
in the pursuit which has produced il, and
of declaring that / am with the greatest
respect and esteem your obliged and hum
bic servant, James Hughes"
Col. J,W. Guest bought Of Hart Grigs
by fine 5.year.old mare, by American
Bow, out Of dam Of Harry Gilmore, fol
$3.50 ]. w. Steans, Of Memphis, OF
Thursday shipped TO his home 20 head o
horses and mares, costing from S75 to Sl2l
each. Messrs. J. II. Engleman and b
Fields have bought the fine stallion, Met
ropolitan, BY Rysdick's Hambletonian, dau
Hyucynthe, BY Clara Volunteer; grands
BY Dexter, 2:lll; by Seeley's Ameriee.'
Star. Metropolition has arrived in Dan
willie and will remain the coming season
Bruce a Harlan aud Cecil Brothers Il Ru
will sell 50 head Of harness and saddl
horses on the 10th Of April, at the stabl
Of the latter Catalogues will be issue'
this week. Col j. w Guest bought Of q
c. Duncan, OF Wayne county, 10 large oxe
averaging !, lS9 pounds, at $45 per head
Wakefield 4 Farris bought of Mr.. DuDca
81 head OF Wayne county cattle, averagin
700 pounds, at cents. Same partie
bought OF A. b. Baker, Of CHAMBERLAIN
county, 81 scrub steers, weighing 900 lbs
at $25 per head. Mr.. Farris sold TO MAI
tngly Il Simms, Of Marion county. l
Swear old mules Is hands high for Sl2
each, and one pair 3,year-old Is hand
inch mules to John Cotton for $500. Nj
f. bought Of james Cowan and j g JOIN
son rs stacks Of choice timothy hay AT
cents per hundred. to be fed by the seller
on the ground Same parties bought OF .
G. Caldwell 30 tons Of good timothy hay,
be used in their livery stable.