Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-26
BOYLE COUNTY.
DanKiHe.

and X. N. Neel, went 10 Chattanooga on
Wednesday, on business trip.
Since last report Martin J, Coonley
and Emma Merrimsn; George +. Gorden
and Lattice J. Toiten; ]. c. Martin and
Levica Gabber,; W. P. Hayes and Mamie
Shears, and Theo Linney and Maggie
Shears, have obtained license 10 marry.
1t is always we'll enough to have all
instruments Of writing 20 drawn up that
they will stand the test OF law as witness
the following which was presented TO the
County Clerk, and which will explain it.
self: This indenture is TO certify that l
am perfectly willing to give my daughter
- in the Holy Bonds OF MatrImony 10
-. Oct. 9, 1883. -.
"A glance at the report Of John Covan,
late County Treasurer, shows that at his
last settlement, November z, 1882, there
was a balance Of 1855 Is in his hands that
since then he has received $4,037 so, ma
king total Of 1882 G3 that he has paid
out since last settlement s2,7S7 20. leav-
ing in his hands s22O5 81, which amount
was transferred to C. @. Fox, the new
Treasurer.
The pupils Of the Deaf and Dumb In
slitute, rs in number, went to the Louis
Vile Exposition on Wednesday, in charge
Of their teachers. Messrs Wakefield,
Farris & Co, owners Of the Omnibus line
took them TO the Cincinnati Southern De-
pot free Of charge. The Cincinnati South
ern road took them 10 the Junction, the l..
& N. road to Louisville, and the ExpOsi-
ton authorities admitted them free Of
charge. Coming back the terms were the
same.
j. o. Evans sold on Thursday, 10 7.
J. Curtis, Of Madison county, 40 fine yearl-
ing cattle averaging 800 lbs. at Al cents; j.
L, Bruce to same party, AZ head similar
cattle at same price. Sam Moore 8 head to
same at same price. Fsrris 4 Evans ship
ped this week to Jennings 4 Co. Clncinns-
Ii. and TO Emery a Co. same city, tive car
loads each Of $50 ID. butcher cattle. one
half Of which were sold at 81 40 the re-
mainder being unsold when Mr.. Farris
left on Wednesday; l16 Texas ponies were
sold here this week TO one firm; prices not
obtained.
A trouble in the colored Presbyterian
church running back through several wea-
ny years, recently eliminated BY Elder
Philip Bell breaking open dooi Of the
church. Pills trial for the oGense Is set
for Thursday evening, when he will plead
in justification that he is legally elected
officer OF the church and that other persons
having no real authority in the premises
have withheld the key from him. and 9TH
ers who are rightfully entitled to il So
some nice questions Of ecclesiastical law
will necessarily come before the Police
Court for adjudication.
Major J. p. McGrorty left on We'd
nesday, for Deming, New Mexico, where
he has large property interests. He ex.
poets to be absent all winter. Mrs. Marga-
ret Downton and Miss Laura. who have
been. visiting friends in Richmond, came
home Wednesday. Capt. George II. Dob
yns and Captain ID. A. Murphy, went to
Cincinnati, Wednesday, to attend the re-
unions OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
and the Army OF the Cumberland. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Wesley Durham went to Lou
isville, Wednesday. While in the city
they will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. L. Zimmerman. Mr.. Hartwell Perry
who has been In Colorado, for about two
years, is at home again.
-"Jedge" John NJ Harlan, who 'dissent
edD recently wss educated In Danville, anc
was here first admitted TO the bar. A
Washington dispatch Of the Oath inst,
thinks that Harlan is likely to become thu
strongest candidate the republican party
can ofier.' The dispatch adds with Har
Ian the party could carry Virginia, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Florida and North Car
DINA" Your correspondent would res
pectfully add, that he might also carr,
Danville II his friends would not have tn
indiscretion to prosecute the colored troop