Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
LIBERTY, CASEY COUNTY.

foundation tlmbers hauled o. build
new hotel on the site OF his old hotel
burned down in the disastrous Ire ia
/ March, 1880. When it is completed il
will ill a vacancy, and Of course it will
/ be an improvement on the Old one and
add attractive features 10 onr town.
For the past week there has been
more than the usual stir in our town.
On Saturday night, oct 3l.t. Elder W.
\ Gibson, OF Ntmpsonyille. commenced
u series of interesting meetings at the
Christian church, holding them night
and day, tlIl Sunday. the Sth, when they
closed. There was more than the usual
attendance all the time and deep in
terest taken IN them. Both saint aud
sinner and even those of different
/ faith attended closely aud had warm
feeling for the devoted preacher.
Married, on the 9TH inst, by Rich
ara bibOny, VINO has special license for
the business. Mr. George Helms, bach
eior some where either Oh the shady or
F "a
a maiden some % years OF age. The
town fellows laid in small quantity of
liquid steam 10 give the couple chart
Nari, bat may have been slightly intimi.
dated by some light artillery demonstra-
tons Of some OF the household. and con-
tented themselves with "bamboozliny"
him aud letting him 20. Also, on the
same day, AT the residence Of the brides
father z. Cheli, by the Rev. Josiah vii.
son, Mr.. Lorenzo u. Cochran to Miss
Bette Chef
On saturday, the eth. the Monthly
Teachers Association met at this place.
There were considerable "baiks' at the
start, and Tor time it seemed that there
would be failure. There were teach
ers sufficient present, but il was difficult
to find the association. The president,
secretary and other officers failed To ap-
pear At last a private in the ranks sue
ceeded IN having the courthouse bell
/ rung, number OF teachers assembled,
/ principally female, and the yice-presi-
/ dent, Prof. K. IL. Brown, OF the JAMIE
Wash Institute, though apparently
I little bashiul. presided with dignity and
much ability. II being too late for any
+ forenoon business, on motion OF J. Hen
I ~ Thomas, the association adjourned to
meet at the Christian church at o'clock
Pm.
/ In the evening a good crowd met at
+ the church. Col. ;. Adams, who was on
the programme To deliver the address Of
welcome To the teachers, falling to APP
I pear, Elder W. \. Gibson was substitu-
ted, who delivered an appropriate and
hearty address, welcoming the teachers,
and also dwelt eloquently on the import
ance OF teachers associations aud their
benefits in deyising the best methods of
cultIvating the rising generation. On
the subject, incentives to Teachers,
. Prof j. y. Hun was substituted for T.
;. Rector, absent. Alter abiding 10 a
number OF incentives. such as good din
nsrs, the draw, &c., he earnestly and
+ impresslvely urged the teachers to feel
their suitableness ior the position before
they became teachers. To attempt to
teach no branches without developing
character. he should be wrapped up in
the interest OF ms pupils he should
have inspiration and should instill noble
inspirations IN his pupils. Prot. j. H..
Allen filled the place OF Euoch Wesley
on the subject system in Teaching"
with much ability. and his remarks were
very instructive. Several subjects were
+ dispensed with on account of the late.
ness OF tue hour and absence OF those as
signed 10 them. Music being called for.
Miss Amanda o. stone came forward to
the organ and accompanied by Miss liz.
lie Phillips, j. II. Thomas and others.
Let Us Walk in tue Light was sung
with spirit. How to Secure the Co op-
Grafton OF Parents, 10y l.. y. TAYLOR. fol-
flowed, aud was criticized and discussed
10y Henry Thomas, Elder Gibson and j.
NJ. Owens. Miss Lizzie Fogle criticized
Owens views and several retorts were
passed between them. On the subject.
How TO Teach History, Miss Mollie
Humphrey explained her method OF
teaching advanced history aud j. NJ. Ow-
ems, VINO has "a reputation of being a
living encyclopedia OF all historical
lnowledgc, explained in iull his method
or plan OF teaching the same. j. w.
Brown then told now TO teach Geogra.
ply After several topics were laid
aside, Miss Dolly Cowden appeared be-
tore the audience and rected The Beau
tiiul Hand, followed 10y Miss Lizzie
Phillips with The Viewers Plight"
The young misses, who are T. years old
each, delivered their pieces with correct
expression and appropriate gestures and
at the conclusion were warmly applaud
ed Miss Amanda O. stone, aged II
wears now sung with organ accom- mani.