The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-18
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-MAEeiED. On the sth, 4. l.. Dob
kins to Miss Amanda Chelf.... On tho
oh, VI. W. Buster 10 Miss Sarah A. WI
kinson. ION the l2lh, J. Il. Worthingion
10 Miss Bette A. Montgomery. Thus one
by one they pass into the wretched slate Of
matrimouv e.. VIM. Vaughan and Mis-
q. J. Philips were married on the 18th
ED. Montgomery expects 10 establish
Society for Bible reading at this place on
the first Sunday in March. Everybody
and the members Of the church especially
are invited to he present and Join. The
object Of the Society Is to have every mem
Der read one chapter Of the Bible every
day. II is an organization that -hould DC
encouraged, especially in this community
Professor Philips began high school
at the Masonic Hall on tho Rolling Fork
last Monday. lie has forty or fifty sohol.
ars, with a good prospect for larger in
crease. In addition to the English and
Classic branches, he will have muaic, paint
ing and drawing, taught by the very best
,eachers. Il il reported that Miss Rosa
Repper, Of nusionville. will take charge
Of the music department
-DEArirs.-O tue eth, in the Rolling
Fork neighborhoOj, Mr.. Bnrrcll Ellis,
one Of the oldest and most influential oiti.
zens 81 this county. lie was buried on
the 10Th, with Masonic honors ION the
nth, Mr. Gibney, wife Of Judge Andrew
Gibney, Of this place. She was quite an
old lady, and was well prepared to 90 to
her last resting place. This Is the frat
death We have had among the white popu-
lalion Of our town Tor about fourteen
months, which speaks we'll FOR the healthy
location Of the place.
The social party given al Mr.. y. H..
Portman's last Monday night WAS one Of
the grandosi Of the season. Never have
the young people Of Liberty Leen more
highly entertained. Miss Belle Poriman's
attention TO her guests was untiring. The
music was npturous, and the whole party
seemed to be the embodiment of happi-
ness. They continued enjoying themselves
until the wee small hours Of the morning,
when they reluctantly lei, two by two, IN
III they were all gone, and we all now ten.
der our heartfelt thanks 10 Mr.. PonInan
and his sister.
Mr.. J. J. Tate j. a candidate Tor the
legislature from Casey and Russell. lie
Is a genuine Democrat, and will be sup
ported by the Democrats Of Casey TO
man I'VE have one candidate Tor the
Senate with a prospect Of two more. The
ones are Major Ferdinand Rig
ney and Col. III. II. McAnnich. We hear,l
Col. McAnnich say, the ether day, that II
he become a candidate Il would take more
brandy than Major Rigney has on hand
10 beat him for the nomination. Ifthey
10Th become candidate the race will lie
quite lively one.
Mes. Joe and Bunk Wilkinson START.
u 10 Lincoln county. Mo-. Monday 10 end
new and better homos. We regretted 10
rive them up...... Miss Alice Jones, Of Nc
Kinney Station, was with her cousin,
Miss Sallie L. Coqey, NJ the Exchange lilo.
el, last week ......Mr. J. j. Drye, the stave
ling Of West Casey, was here Last Friday.
..... Misses Annie Bowman. Ollie Sweeney
md Polly Wilkinson, trio OF beautiful /
'0ung ladies, were the guests Of Mrs. Hen
y Philips last Sunday A. Prewiii |
nd Miss Lann Coney were with their /
many friends on the Rolling Fork last /
Ieek Mr.. Owen Rigney and wife, Of I
.ancasier, were At Major Rigneys lasi |
aiuriay and Sunday. George 4. Port. /
lan, Of your city, was ON our streets last /
Ionday ...... Your correspondent Is indebl.
] 10 two II our purest-mlndrsi and inlelii- |
ent Young ladies Tor one OF the handsom-
4 valentines Of the season, received on
be evening Of the nth.