Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-18
CASEY COUNTY


Our School Commissioner has concu.
ded to hold an Institute, and it will begin
on the FIRST Monday in September, and con-
tinue four or five days. Every teacher in
the county isexpected to attend.
Mr. Samuel Mounts, Of Hustonville,
was in town last Sunday. Miss Matte
CofIey is with Miss Sallie Tanner, at Nc.
Kinney, and will take in the Association.
Mrs. Dodd. Of Lincoln, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs John Cabbell.
The difficulty in which old man Mil
ton Woods was killed was brought about
by Granville Crockett drawing his knife
across Woods throat Woods then stab
bed him in the breast, the knife striking
the center Of the breast bone. Robert and
Dock Crockett then came to the assistance
OF their brother, and the three shot and
stabbed old man Woods until he was dead.
Robert and Dock Crockett and a man by
the name Of Thompson, who stood by and
urged the boys to kill the old man, left for
parts unknown, but Dock was subsequent
ly arrested and lodged in Jail. Granville
Crockett has been arrested, but is too sick
to be brought TO Jail. lie is being guarded,
and James Martin, another man who urged
the boys to kill the old man, has been ar
rested and is in Jail. Trial set for Thurs
day afternoon.
We gave you last week what we sup
posed was the result OF the election. Be-
low we give it as it really is; A. Z. Rich
ards, Judge of Supreme Court, 37S: Il. 7.
Jacobs, Clerk of Superior Court, 535; I. ].
Henry, Clerk Of Supreme Court, 2S5. For
County Judge-Winston Bowman, Ind,
747; A. r. Clark, dem, 535; Capt. Raines,
rep, 245. County Attorney-Silas Adams,
rep, 40; WV. Reppert, dem, 755. Couu-
ty Clerk-T. W. Wash, l,4GO; no opposi-
ton. Sheriff.. J. Tate, DEM, 936; Dick
Gibney, Ind, 575. Jailer-A. Christison,
Ind, $50; W. II. Wilkinson, DEM, 623.
Assessor-Jasper Cochran, rep- $40; j. A.
Smith, 6Sl. Coroner-Scott Wilson, Ind,
4sl; j. d. Merritt, dem, 375; George Al
stort, rep, 1888. Surveyor-M. w. Penn,
Ind, 7ss; A. A. Wolford, dem, 2s2; John
Durham, rep, S27. For the school tax
66S; against school tax, 543. w. II.
Brown and Calvin LETTERS, both republic
cans, were elected Justices Of the Peace in
his precinct. L,
Mr.. Linsey Weatherford and wife,
and Mrs. Vandyke and daughter, who
lived on the Rolling Fork, near the Mari
on county line, all died with Flux last
week. Quite a lumber Of other persons in
The same locality are not expected to get
well. a number Of our citizens have had
Nal arial Fever, and Marion Sweeney, Miss
Cora Whip and Miss Ella Bowman are at
present confined to their beds with it,
Mrs. W. W. Brown had a severe chill on
he morning OF the llth, and died in about
,ne hour afterwards, and was buried at
Bush Creek Church at o'clock p. NJ. on
he l2th. She was a good Christian wo
nan, aud all who knew her loved her
Mrs. Mary Whip composed and handed
If the following verses, which are very ap
sim one in life and one In death,
One In our hope Of rest above;
One In our joy, our trust, our faith,
One In each others faithful love.
Yet. must we part, nd parting, weep
What else has earth for us In store
Our farewell pangs, how sharp and deep,
But soon wen meet 10 part no more.