Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-07
CASEY cow T.


MfuVftVWYs
"A Mr.. Wilkes has opened picture
gallery in town.
Thanks to Prof Waters for a compli-
mentary ticket 10 his exhibition.
"A good shower Of rain would revive
vegetation greatly, and bring smiles to the
faces Of our farmers again.
jesse Cofey bought a large bull Of
J. @. Russell for S35. J.K. CoGey sold
bis lambs Monday at % to 4 cents per ID.
Our county candidates opened the can
vsss last Saturday at some poin, below
here. They will speak here on the 2stb,
and at Grove City on the 10Th.
Miss Bette Cohey, after an absence Of
eight months in Kansas, returned last Fri
day. Miss Ruth Wright Of Hustonvile, is
visiting relatives here. w. +. Fogle re-
turned FROM Kansas last week.
Rev H. l.. Burke requests us TO an
nounce that he will preach at the Baptist
Church here on the 9th Sunday in this
month for the benefit Of the three Sunday
schools here. Rev. Mr.. Middleton will
perhaps be with him. The two Sabbath
schools lately organized at New Era, Lin.
coin Co, and at the school-house near
South Fork trestle, are, II we Judge rightly,
model Sunday schools: The writer had the
pleasure last Sunday Of visiting both Of
them, and was surprised TO see 40 many in
attendance, and so much interest manifest
ed. Mr.. Gooch, a correspondent Of your
paper, presides over the one near the tres
tie, and w. r.. Davidson is boss at New Era.
Liberty
Mr.. A. Lipe, our mail contractor, has
new wagon that nine persons can ride in
comfortably.
M. Luster was married On the Sid to
Miss Pallie Halter daughter Of the old
patriarch, Richard Halter. Parties all
live in the Eastern part Of tins county.
Albert Adams and family are visiting
friends here. John b Boiling, the old
member, has just returned from an extern
sive trip East. jesse Royalty, Of Middle
burg, was with US last Sunday.
The candidates for county offices have
an extensive list Of appointments for speak
ing that will last until the fret Of August.
They spoke in the Shake Rag District last
Saturday. There was a good crowd in at
ten lance, but all Of them were candidates
except IA. The speaking is sand to have
been eloquent and pointed.
The dancing picnic will take place on
Casey's Creek on the 10Th Of July instead
Of. the ith this year. A No. string band
from Lebanon will make music for the &C.
cssion, and from the preparations that are
being made, we believe that this one will
be greater success, if possible, than the
one held at the same place on the 4th Of
last July. There will be lots Of good
things TO eat and ice water on the ground,
and the prettiest girls in the State to dance
with. The boys will all be there.
Misses Nine Belden and Alice Cabbell,
of Lebanon, are visiting friends here at
present. Misses Lama and Sara Cofey,
who had fever last week, are we'll. Willie
Csbbell is much better, and is expected to
be out in a few days. Judge Winston
Bowman says that he and his opponent,
Mr.. A. X. Clarke, are the finest speakers in
Kentucky, and he not only invites the
people of Casey, but the people of the ad-
joining counties to attend their speakings.
Our handsome druggist, J. F. McBeath,
Geo. A. Prewitt, Geo E.Stone and ID. G..
Portman accompanied Judge j. B. Stone
and party 20 Cincinnati last Monday.