Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-31
CASEY COUNTY.
Some Interesting Notes BIZ Lice CORES.
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Liberty lie not on 2:4O boom. but IL
awakening from her slumber che hes
been in for the past half century and
building up gradually, and she may rise
yet into notice and rival the citiee by her
industry.
The Commercial Bank is doing A
thriving business and growing rapidly as
time moves on. Cashier q. A. Pruitt
still wears the same old smile and stands
behind the woven wire to give you value
received for your $50 days after date"
you tender him.
Great prepa rstiops are being made TO
make the coming fair TO be held on Aug.
10, 20, 81. the best one for many years.
The fair ground will be changed and
will be across the river where shade is
more plentiful and convenient in every
line. The premiums are not large but
liberal according to the hard times.
Through the courtesy OF Jsiler Bell
we had the pleasure OF going through
the new jail Though We have visited
Liberty many times since it's construc.
ton, this was our fret introduction to 1t
aud glad to say then for temporary pur-
pose only. II lie built under latest style
and the people OF Casey are proud OF it,.
The money question in Casey is caus-
ing no disturbance at present, but may
wax warmer as the chilly days draw nigh.
We bad the pleasure OF intervie wing
Hon. Geo. Stone, who informed the wri-
ter that he was not. and would not be a
candidate for Congress. in the coming
contest He is sound money democrat
but bows 10 the will OF the majority and
will support Bryan and Sewali.
Never missing chance TO visit a
printing Office when opportunity affords,
We entered the Tribune office and found
the devils hard at work ss they always
are, while the outside world is guessing
him for what he published and some for
what he didn't. The Tribune has chang
ed hands, Mir. j. W. Loving, the editor,
Ia young in the cause. but nicer man
never entered upon editorial duties than
he aud we feel satisfied will build up a
paper that the county will be proud of
Here's hoping success.
The teachers institute met at 10
O'Clock Tuesday, supt. p. II. Taylor in
the chair. After complete organization,
Prof. Roark, OF Lexington, who will con
dnct the institute, WAS introduced, and
from his opening remarks We are salts.
fed the institute will be success il the
teachers do their share OF the work. Supt.
Tay Tor has done considerable work In the
county for the Advancement OF the canse
aud informs us that the present year will
close one OF the best for many previous
Nearly all the districts are supplied with
new houses, maps, charts, &c, and We
are glad Casey lie coming to the front in
the educational line. The superintend-
emit knowing We sometimes penned q
few items for the dailies, invited the
writer around in the front ranks and re-
queeied us to give the l. j. an item OF
toe proceedings, which we cheerfully do
Ia a boiled down manner. From the
position we were in we were able TO face
the institute and can say that we never
looked upon q nicer looking crowd In the
capacity OF an institute than they are.
The institute will remain In session i've
days and the teachers will enjoy the
gathering, as the people seem determin-
ed TO entertain them in royal style,
while Liberty should take advantage OF
the occasion and gather all wisdom pos.
sble, as all the intelligence OF Casey ia
camped within her borders. The hotels
are doing thriving business and
the way fried chickens are disappearing
at the hands OF the teachers, will cause
scarcity OF the article that will rival the
memories OF the Oldest inhabitants. But
with such men at the receipt OF custom
as our friend. billie" Stacy, OF the Nap.
Ter House, and the clever A. Lipe, OF the
Exchange, no one will leave their dining
rooms without the inner man complete
ly satisfied.