Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-01-19
LIBERTY.

License was issued to Mr.. Willard
f. Kindred to marry Miss Eliza E.Gilpin
on the 18th.
DIR. j. G. Bosiey, OF Lebanon, who
has a reputation of extracting teeth with
out pain, has been with us this week.
Married at Prescott's hotel, on the
10th, by Elder J. q. Montgomery, John
b. Allen to Miss Mary Taylor of Yose-
mite.
Miss Alice Williams, from Junction
City, and Miss Belle Coulter from Mid
dleburg, were visiting their cousin, Mrs.
James Gibony, last week.
ID. q. Portman and 0. II. Bowman
are preparing to run store on Casey's
Greek. Liberty has had her full quota
OF drummers for the last few days.
w. w. Wilkinson went to Atlanta,
Georgia, with a car load of mules last
week. Judge Myers started to the same
place with another car load on Monday
evening the 18th.
Last Sunday was regular meeting
day at the Christian church. A good
size audience WAS in attendance to hear
a very able sermon as usual from Elder
J. q. Mong merry.
-McClelland Wheat resigned as sher-
III OF Casey county lately, and A. j. Glib
ony, being appointed to fill his place,
was sworn in on Monday. He will still
| ratain naputy A
-Clel Randolph was brought before
Judge Myers on the 18th for examins.
ton for shooting at party on Shuck's
Greek Christmas night. The examina-
ton was continued until the 9th, on &C.
count Of one OF the wounded, Geo. Lane
being unable to attend.
The venerable A. L. Royalty, IS
years old, has been sick lately but is now
up and going around. He was postmas-
ter for 80 years, having held the position
as long as able to attend to it's duties,
when he voluntarily gaveit up. He was
one of the first settlers OF Liberty.
The new hotel, though not fully
equipped with furniture yet, is running
as it's predecessor did in days OF yore.
Though it has very much improved ar.
chitectural surroundings, yet it is as
Stunning its old homelike welcome APP
pearance. Harry Rains presides with
ability as clerk; Isaac Sweeney, OF color,
one Of the ancient fixtures, is again at his
post and making himself generally useful.
George 4. Stone, after weeks alb.
sence in Louisville, returned home on
Monday. X. I. Pierce will visit the city
on business soon. William Whip lief,
Monday morning for Greensboro, where
he expects to make his future home
An old colored man, Fields Crawford
died of dropsy Monday night. Charlie
Sharp, who has lain 30 long and has been
80 low with typhoid fever, is now I'M
mistakably improving with flstterins
: prospects Of an early recovery.
Candidates are now stirring arounC
for the forthcoming contest. Not many
:, candidate on the democratic side ar,
:. yet spoken OF. In the republican rank
= we have the following For county at
a torney, the present incumbent, @. Ola!
/, Cooley, and NJ. +. Tarter; for count,
judge, ex-Judge VIM. f. Rains and Es
quire John NJ. Tilford; for county clerk
w. t. Humphrey and DR.. l. G. Dye
John Henry Thomas of Dunnville is ru
> mored to be a candidate, but we have n
q notice OF the fact For sheriff VIM. Ola
q Adams, late efficient deputy, has con
scented to make the race if his party S
dominates. For assessor we hear of n
,. aspirant as yet on the republican sid,
Il On the democrat side we are informe
that the present husting incumbent, II
~ l.. Davenport, is a candidate for re-eleC
II ton. We understand that the republi
; cans will decide the matter sometime i
March by primary election.