Boone County Recorder . t part ofthecouuty. We heard that EsquireBauulster was quite sick that day butdid uotlearu the trouble. Mr. J. A. Huey and son assisted usin making a survey of tho O. C. Utxlaud adjoining the town, aud whennoon came we were invited to theirelegant home where we enjoyed dinner. Mr. Huey is one ofthe countys old citizens, andnone knows better iu what genuineKentucky hospitality consists. What Harry The committee ou delegates and alterualcs reported the following: Delegates—Harry Blythe, Lewis Rice, Kirk !Edwards, A. ii. Miller, J. (J. Tomlinand 1. U. Mathews. A
Boone County Recorder . t part ofthecouuty. We heard that EsquireBauulster was quite sick that day butdid uotlearu the trouble. Mr. J. A. Huey and son assisted usin making a survey of tho O. C. Utxlaud adjoining the town, aud whennoon came we were invited to theirelegant home where we enjoyed dinner. Mr. Huey is one ofthe countys old citizens, andnone knows better iu what genuineKentucky hospitality consists. What Harry The committee ou delegates and alterualcs reported the following: Delegates—Harry Blythe, Lewis Rice, Kirk !Edwards, A. ii. Miller, J. (J. Tomlinand 1. U. Mathews. Alternates—U. , Fred Rich, Wui. M. Baker, 8. O. hotts, Walter Kelly. Comltlee ou County Ex. Com. report-ec the following for 1801: T. B. Math-ews, Lewis Rice, Harry Blythe, JamesAllen. ?PfnkRIce was in lowiTBuuday driv-ing his long ranged cart. H. P. Stephens arrived fromman last Sunday morning. Mrs. T W. Fiueh returned last weekafter a visit of several weeks to her pa-rents iu OUR NEIGHBORS. GRANT COUNTY. B. L. Bice,W. H. Blanton,Fielding Dickey,J. W. Keuuedy,M. 1. Uamett,W. II. Baker,R. A. Brady,J. Frank M. Riley,Geo. W. Sleet, ALTERNATES. J. G. Furnish,J. J. Huey,W. B. Orubbs,J. N. Pearson,T. F. Curley,C. & Roberta,U. C. Lassing, jrN. Z. Walton,C. G. Riddell,W. P. Cropper,^TtrRlley,— For Sale—A house aud lot in Bur--lingtou. The houaois-newr two hm»h*s4-;aud a kitchen, good cistern, coal audchicken house and a good garden. Forterms, Ac., apply to O J. , Union, Ky. a»a Judge Baker and County AttorneyTolin went to E«t Bend ouo day lastweek to Investigate the mental disabili-ty of a:Mrs7T3aTIey, who was adjudgeda luuittic. This is the second time theunfortunate woman has beeu sent tothe asylum. Ou motion of Dr. Furnish the reportof the committee to select delegateswJi8_*!*0J2ie<L - — Dr. Furnish moved that the pro-ceedlugs of the meeting be published iu the lioone County Recorder, audthat the proceedings go pub
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