Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-06
BOYLE COUNTY.
DanriLe

There was called meeting Of Tran.
sylvania Presbytery Northern branch),
in DAnville, Tuesday, the object being 10
change the time of meeting to the 18th Of
April each year.
Maj F. d. Rigney, Of Casey county, a
candidate for the State Senate in this dis
trict, was in Danville, Tuesday, looking af-
ter his interests. He made favorable i'm
preston on those he met.
Raising Irish potatoes is becoming
business Of increased importance with
Boyle county farmers. Jerry c. Caldwell,
C. C Fox aud W. +. Evans will each put
in forty acres. The wheat crop is not
promising.
Mr.. Frank Cheek has returned from
Ann Arbor. Michigan, where he has been
attending law school. He has completed
his studies, having graduated with honor.
Mr.. Perry Fisher, of Odell, Ohio. is regis
tered at the Clemens House. He is here
purchasing shorthorn cattle, and will buy
a small farm If he can find one to SUIT him.
An exchange fiend in Dsnville noticed
the other day in reading one Of Brother
Barnes London letters, that Immediately
after hearing the preacher in Westminster
Abbey call upon the Lord to send 10
these latter days a prophet after the style
Of old Jeremiah, that he Bro. b imme-
diately nominated himself Tor the position.
Wakefield & Farris bought Of Madison
county parties, 9 work horses for the
Southern market-prices from $75 to $3.50
- three from Mercer county dealers at
from $50 to $780, broke mules l44 hands
high 500 per head. Price Hudson, Of the
firm Of Scoggin, Hudson 4 Co., Louisville,
is in Boyle county, buying saddle and har'
ness horses for the New Orleans market
He is paying good prices.
The passenger train which should
have reached Danville at $40 Wednesday
night, did not arrive until a. N. Passen-
gers state that the delay was caused by
rocks being piled on the track between
Nicholasville and High Bridge. II is sim
gulsr but nevertheless fact that no mat
ter what happens on this road newspaper
minIon, no matter how fScinating his ways,
can learn no particulars from any Of the
road employees. They will not talk. They
cultivate Teticence.
Your uncle Jame' Cowan has remov-
ed his Tonsorial Saloon to the room imme-
diately over Farris aud Gentry's grocery
corner, Sd and Main streets. Jim, besides
possessing rare conversational powers, and
being unriyalled in his line, has his walls
decorated with two works of art which
would pay any traveller to stop and to see,
they being a magnificent representation Of
the battle Of Buena Vista, and a scene
from Byron's MazepPa as represented by
Adah lsaacs Menkin-
Away we went my sta ed aud l."
There is no ayowed democratic can
dldate yet in Boyle county for the Lsgisls'
ture. Several gentlemen would like 10 an
nounce themselves, but they don't know
exactly whether they can make il" or not.
They know that 10 be elected they will
have to gain the support Of the immoral"
as well as the "moral" classes, the 'inlem'
perate" as we'll as the temperate" and too
Of that class who think the party who
makes so much pretension either way, Is
simply disgusting. MORALITY, &c, are
"bOss" virtues. but II Is almost time the
democracy Of Boyle are making common
sense their polar star, il they do not wish
to see their political opponents put in the
man Of their choice. Don't forget this.