Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-11-24
LIBERTY.


All right about the sang digger
Here's our Bay and let II all 20 to thun-
der.
Col. Silas Adams returned from Co.
lumbia, Sunday evening, where he had
been intermingling with his constitu-
ents for several days.
The closing exercises OF Mr.. j. w.
Browns school at this place will take
place at the courthouse on Friday
night, the oath. There will be a grand
exhibition with declarations, dialogues,
music, &c.
MIR. VIM. Lynn, living on Shuck's
Greek, few miles from this place, re-
ports that his son, VIM. I. Lynn, left
his home on the night OF the 18th inst.
and has no, been heard OF since. He Is
boy 10 years old, has light hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion and is OF good sv-
erage size for one of his age. He lett
with John ID. Lee, youth Is years old,
fair skin and freckled face. He is said
to have always been good, steady boy
and Mr.. Lynn now has reliable informa-
ton that he was persuaded oil III any
person knows of his whereabouts he
would confer great favor by dropping
a note 20 William Lynn, Liberty, KY; or
II any good person would persuade the
wandering boy TO return to his distressed
parents, he would perform a charitable
deed which would be reciprocated II the
opportunity should occur.
Married at Monroe Browns, on the
10Th inst, by A. J. Gibony, Jailer John
T. Brown TO Mrs. Cordelia Rakes, OF
Marion county also on the 22d, by the
same, Mr.. John 9. Brown TO Mrs. Anna
Z. Bransom, both OF this vicinity. At
Middleburg. on the 2lst, by Rev. +. Girl
der, Circuit Clerk James ebony, OF Lib
erty, TO Miss Lana Coulter. daughter OF
James Coulter, Esq. The bride and
groom arrived in Liberty late in the al.
ternoon with the following couples AS
attendants: John Coulter and Miss
Matte Williams, MILFORD Dye and Miss
Lucy Swops, +. l.. Coney and Miss
Belle Coulter, Harry Rains and Miss
Elite Elliott, DIR. James Wesley and Miss
Bertha Elliott. The happy pair with
their attendants put up at Charlie Pres
colts hotel, where they sat down TO a
sumptuous table. This was apparently
an incongruous union OF Hamiltonian
with one OF Jenersonian procliyities.
Which OF the parties, whether republic
can " democratic, will be strengthened
in after years by this union, of course 4,
now merely a matter of conjecture.
The fine hotel of X. I. Pierce, OF
this place is now approaching compile
ton, though We learn 1T will not be fur
nished ready for use at the approaching
December term OF the Casey circuit
court. Everything abou, the building Is
done in splendid style. The carpenter
work under the superintendence of Mr..
w. II. Wilkinson, of this place, is now
receiving it's finishing strokes. Mr..
George Haynes, of Monticello, is the
boss plasterer and his work has high
concentrations. Through the courtesy
OF Mr.. J. r. Aheran, OF BIadiordsvllle,
who is the painter, We were shown
through all the rooms the other day,
His work, too, is done in the highest
aud latest style of art. There is much
variety and harmonious blending OF the
fine grain work on the doors and the
fancy bordering. Jolly Ab Hall, who
did the masonry and brick laying, has
already completed his job and perform
ed it with much credit to himself aud
the house. Don't say any more that
Liberty will never rise out OF tina ashes
She will be an honor TO the county yet.