Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-11-02
sRopHrAu, RocKcAsrlE COUNTY.


The basket supper at the Albright
Hall last week was success.
Mrs. A. J. Pike has new bow at her
house and think they call him, Jane
McCreary.
We will have series OF meetings
beginning at the Baptist church next
Monday night Bro. A. V. Sizemore,
OF stanford, will assist in the meeting.
Hon. w. b. Smith, of Richmond.
and r. Il. Ewell, OF London, will speak
TO the citizens OF this community at
Brodhead next Saturday at l O'Clock p.
~.
MIR. A. +. Albright has just about
finished up his beautiful building and 1t
IL question now in the minds OF his
friends 10 know who will be his house
keeper.
DIR. S. @. Perkins, of Bee Lick, was
called to our town this week. Mrs. T.
Heron, who has been quite i'll for some
weeks, Is still confined to her bed. Little
Emery Albright is on the sick list this
week.
MIR Thomas Cherry and wife have
bsen spending few days during the last
week in Garrard and Lincoln counties
visiting their friends and relatives. Mr..
r. s. Martin Is putting this week in at
junction City.
BRO. S. Collyer filed his pulpit at
the Christian church last Saturday night
and Sunday. Bro. Pike preached at
Freedom last Sunday and lac was elected
then for another year, but has not ac-
cepted the call rs yet.
MIR. Green Perkins, OF Buck Greek,
IL visiting his relatives Of this place, Mrs.
Martha Albright and Mrs. Pratherer.
Mrs. Mamie Albright, OF Mt. Vernon,
paid our town a flying visit this week.
Mr.. Richard Pikeandamily, who went
20 Pine Hill. have returned home. Mr..
W. II. Collyer boughta fine young maze
OF S. IL. Martin.
MIR. Thomas Austin, accompanied by
w. A. Beszley, came into our town Wed-
nesday TO take John Jarreit's bond and
start him on his road as distiller Mr..
II. L. Tharp, operator at Richmond, &C.
companied by his friend. James ii. AL
man. Of the Richmond police. spent lest
week here enjoying the mountain scen-
cry. Mrs. Tharp accompanied them aud
IL the guest OF relatives here. Mrs. DIR.
]. NJ. Clark has gone TO Grab Orchard.
Hon. James b. McCreary was here
last week and made us very fine speech,
He was met at the depot by an enthus-
iastic crowd and the Brodhead bras
band. The boys played him a few OF
their liyeliest airs in excellent style and
at o'clock, he met large crowd OF both
ladies' and gentlemen at the Christian
church, where the good people bad
thrown open both their doors and hearts
for the reception OF q good man and the
truth. The governor made telling
speech and answered the oft repeats d
question, "what has the democratic
Congress done" The Congressman said
that we have done seven good things,
viz lst, we have restored confidence by
repeating the Sherman silver law, ID we
have equalized taxation by authorizing
greenbacks and National bank notes to
be taxed, Sd We have repealed the Nc.
kinney act, 18th imposed AN income tax
on wealth, 5th that we had reclaimed
100000 acres OF public lands TO the
people, 9th reduced expenditures ST.
100000, 9TH repealed the odious Federal
election laws, and so many other good
aud wise acts, that We can not follow
him any further. think that the gov
ernor will get his usual vote in this coun
ty, and we do hope that every democrat
will la true 10 his colors.