Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-02-28
HlDOlEBURG, CASEY COUNTY.

Niles Jennie Williams is teaching a
private school OF about 30 pupils at Yose.
mite.
Key w. b. Godby preached some
nan dozen discourses at the Methodist
church last week
Key r Order came over from Frank.
Tort last week to attend Rev. w. B.God.
oys meeting ct the Methodist church,
Mr.. Edward Bastin is attaching a
81" to his grist mill on Knob Lick and
Will soon he able TO furnish his neighbors
with lumber AZ we'll as the best qnality
meal
Niles Laura Murphy, daughter of
Mr. NJ. J. Murphy, ut Kingsville, who
lately visited her aunt, Mrs T. S. BEN
sou, near here. IL about the most denim.
/ utIve creature ~ one often meets. She
Is l6 years OF age and weighs but So
pounds. Her health has interfered great
ly with her growth.
AIR. William Thomas en- Miss Mat.
tie I. Durham drove to Liberty Monday
and were married by Rev. j. q Mont
gomery. Mr.. Milford Delk and Miss
Celeste Jones, daughter of Mac ID. Jones.
OF the Indian Creek section, will be
married to morrow, Thursday.
We have at last been able to see a
copy OF the Liberty Tribune. IL il the
thiid newspaper venture in the county
and decidedly the best OF the three The
people should see that il gets the support
1t seems to merit good paper does
more to build upa town or county than
any other enterprise
1t Is pleasing indeed TO see how the
democrats at Frankfort have been able
to hold their own with the republicans.
Fighting the devil with his own weapon
Is about the only way to successfully
cope with him and we are clad To see
that democrats have at last caught on.
II tue republicans had been allowed TO
unseat one democrat, the heads OF A half
dozen or more would have fallen into
the basket before the work of decapita-
ton would have ended. Stick to en-
boyt. and il the presence OF Jack Chinn
IL not sufficient to hold them down, lust
send over and We can, at a moment's no.
tice, furnish half dozen just rs bad
uns" as JACK.
Mrs Annie Russell, wife OF j. q.
Russell, died at her home two miles
above town Tuesday morning. aged 70
years. She had been sick about two
weeks, but was thought 10 be better as
che WAS able to cit up some She got I'D
at O'Clock on the morning OF her death
aud called for her clothing and her son.
Mr. Calvin Russell, was assisting her in
dressing. Then she complained of a
shortness OF breath and asked to be plsc =
ed the bed. This request WAS complied
with when she died Immediately. Mrs.
Russell Was member of the Christian
church ana one OF the best women We
ever knew. Owing to her kind and
motherly disposition, she WAS called
granny" by almost everybody in the
community. SUE RAVES HUSBAND anu
Six children almost heart broken over
the loss they have sustained.
There seems to be quite a religious
atmosphere in the Kingsyille vicinity.
While out there recently We We're told
that hardly cav passed that there YVES
not meeting OF some kind. The bretn-
rem OF the Christian church aud those of
the Baptist church at Pleasant Point had
combined their forces for a more effec-
tive battle against the evil one and the
chances were rather against the prosper
ity OF the blind tigers, that are thought
to bs running in and about town. We
learned while out there that some dozen
or more young men OF Waynesburg were
indicted at the last term OF the Casey
circuit court for disturbing religious wor.
ship at Walltown, this county. The dis
turbance took place just before Christ.
mas, when Rsv. Jacob Faeley was hold
ing holiness meeting. They will likely
fare pretty badly judging from the fate
OF others who have unfortunately fallen
into the hands Of Judge Jones and Com
monwealth's Attorney Muncie.