Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-02
BOYLE COUNTY.
DanviHe.

BOYLE COUNTY
DanYiiie.
Mr.. +. p. Faulconer lost a child Tues
day night FROM membrsnous Group.
David p. Rowland has been a pa since
Thursday. $. V. Rowland, Jr., is the
young gentleman's name.
Mr.. Joshua Bell Randeyls, Of Colum-
bus, o is stopping at the Central Hotel,
where he will remain several weeks. Dan
willie is Mr.. Randeylsi native place.
Louis COIN, the Main Street Clothier,
in addition to his large stock Of ready
made clothing aud gentlenen's furnishing
goods, takes orders for suits which he has
made up in first-class style by the best tai
Tors in Cincinnati. An Inspection Of his
prices and samples will convince you that
il Is to your interest to give him an order
Call and see him when you come to Dan
vile.
In the Circuit Court room on Wednes-
day, on blank leaf Of a copy Of the acts OF
1856, your correspondent found the follow
ing, evidently the work OF some Fantastic
and disappointed litigant with poetical
turn Of mind:
Danville Courthouse, August, 1859.
Come ere ye poor aud friendless,
For Justice blinded stands,
With patience that Is endless,
To grant your just demands.
The rich and great are powerless,
For favors they do owe her less
Than she who's poor and doverless
Or he who owns no lands.
The following are some OF the cases
disposed of in the Circuit Court since the
last report: Rev. Fl. M. Linney Va. Jas. A..
Slaughter for alleged services as real estate
broker, out on demurrer; J. Z. Hsyner a
Co. vs.. T. j. Crawford, judgment for pl,h.
for amount claimed, S275; Commonwealth
vs.. Kit Slaughter disorderly house. $75 and
costs; Commonwealth vs.. Bob Woods, muir
der, continued to next term by defendant
on account Of absent witnesses. The grand
and petit juries were finally discharged on
Wednes day and court adjourned until the
latter part OF the second week in March,
when after several motions are disposed Of,
the 6nal adjournment will take place.
Judge Owsley has presided every day since
the first day of the term and would have
been here then had he not been detained
by the food on his way from Louisville.
There being no further business to require
his presence here, he will on Thursday
visit Lexington, and before he returns. the
counties Of Woodford, Franklin, Bourbon,
Harrison and Scott His friends here are
delighted to learn that he made good
impression on the people during his recent
visit to the Green River country and that
the Noodford Sun, the leading paper OF
that county, has declared for him.
Your scribe had glimpse at the late
DIR. Lands library on Wednesday. II is
indeed a rare and valuable collection OF
books, not only for the theolgian, but for
the general reader. Among them was no.
ticed Latin work containing two treatises;
the first, Luther's Commentaries on Gene
sis. From, and including the Let chapter
to the end OF the nth, I'd BullinRer'S Com
mentaries on Mathews Gospel. This book
as will be seen from the following on the
title page, was published in 1854:
IN PRIMvM LIBRvM NOSE
ENARRATIONES REVLENDI
PATHS, d. d. MARTINI, LVrHERI
PLENI. sALv rERIs, AND
CHRISTIANS, ERvDIrIONEs
BoNAFIDE& DILIGENTER
CoLLEcrAE
wITENBERGlE
M.DLIiu
There was also Greek testament print
ed in 1854. Ga the first page of this book
is the following;
LIPSI1E
Imperls CHRISTIAN Kitchener
TyPIs, JoHAEis wirIGAN
MCLIv
There also we're in the collection;
oPERva
THEOLOGICORVM
d. HIEROHyMI ZAHcHII
MDCXInI
ooMMEETARIA
PENTATEvCHvM
M.D.CNNN
LAUREL COUNTY
East Bsnasta0t
For several days past the nswsof
SMALLPOX
Along the Knoxville Branch has caus
ed considerable excitement here. IL hal
been authoritativsly stated Al last tina
there is smallpox at Pitman, a station
three miles below here. and this being true
the quarantine already established herr
against that place will be rigidly main
tanned. The Altamont Coal Co. at thi
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