Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-10-06
DAEtILLE. s0YiE COUNTY.

-Workmen are engaged in painting and
pencilipg the exterior Of the Boyle Nation
al Bank building
The young folks working association
OF the Baptist church met at Mrs. NJ. b.
McAlister's residence Saturday evening.
The trial Of Wesley Farley for an al.
legged breech Of the peace occupied the Po'
lice Court all this morning and had moi
been concluded when this report closed.
The directors OF the Boyle county Fair
Association met last week and declared a
divided Of per cent. and carried a hand
some balance to the improvement fund.
The Lexington convocstion Of the
Episcopal church will meet at Trh ity
church, this place, on the oh inst. Eur.
Their particulars OF interest will be ri, zen
hereafter.
The Dsnville Steam Laundry for me
time past in charge Of Wm. II. Hicks, Jf.i
wound up business on Saturday. Nh
Hicks who lisa very worthy young man will
probably go into the same business in Lex.
ington.
John L. Spears colt O'Fallol is to run
at Lstonia to-day for purse Of $500. The
other horses entered for this race are Por.
ter Ash, Allspa, Belle Of Louisville, Faith
Thompson, Trance, Endover, Halle s.,
Adrian, John Coulter, Moonshine, Sir
Joseph. Porter Ash and O'Fallon are re-
gardei here as the contending horses.
-One OF the exploits Of the late grand
jury was the indictment OF Stephen Cowan
and Jane -, two old colored PEG
pie OF 65 years, for living together without
the tormslity Of q marriage ceremony. Ii
is true that the relation had existed be-
tween Stephen and Jane 90 long that they
themselves had forgotten when il began
aud 81 had everybody else. 10 the king.
dom Of Scotland they would have been re-
gsrded ss man and wife a. they would in
many Of the States Of this glorious Ameri.
can Union. But here they we're indicted
and Stephen badly frightened hunted up
an attorney and asked him what he must
do to be saved. The attorney advised the
purchase Of marriage licenses price $3.50
cash in advance and the employment OF
Rev. Caesar Nicholas a, an expense Of 81
more. After Cear bad joined the young
lovers in the entsnglements Of mAtrimony
the attorney submitted The Gaze to bis Hon
or, Judge Owsley and COmmonwealth's
Attorney Warren, who thought the msjes-
ty Of the law hsd been viudica,ed sufficient
ly, 80 the prosecution was dismissed.
Mr.. L. {. Alcorn has taken charge OF
the telegraph Office. Mr.. Thomas Andrews,
Of Memphis, is in town. Mrs. A. l.. Otms-
" and children, Of Emmettsburg, Iowa,
are visiting Capt. A. $. McGrorty, Mrs.
Ormsly's father. Mr.. G.. d. Masonheimer
went to Campbellsville and Columbia this
morning and will probably go into busi
ness at one Of the two places. Mr. Tom
OF Dayton, O1io. is in town.
Messrs s. q. and b G. Boyle, Wm. Briggs,
r. NJ. Durham and VIM. Fible are in
Louisville to see base ball game that is
10 take place there Ia. day. Messrs. W. II.
Armstrong and 4. w. Barker went TO Lou.
sville today to serve ~ jurors in the
United States court. Judge Ogsley and
Attorney Warren passed
through town Sunday evening on their
way TO Somerset, where circuit court begins
o day. DR.. Letcher, the new dentist, has
tilted handsome rooms in Judge SumralPs
building on Main street, over Field's dry
FOODS store, Mr.. A. P. Wilson, OF his
place, hiss built a new residence on his
arm in Garrard county. Prof. Nelson, Of
he mathematical department of Centre
College, who has been sick for several
weeks, again took charge OF his class this
Father A. J. Brady, Of the Cath.
,lic church, has refunded from a sojourn
II several weeks in northern Michigan,
shere be went 20 seek relief from hay
ever. Nothing but frosty weather seems
o cure this singular disease. Mrs Harding,
widow OF the late Aaron Harding, il in
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