Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-03-29
LIBERTY.

Circuit court begins next Monday.
The river has been past iording sew
eral days recently.
The Casey County Progress publish |
ed its first edition last week w. B.
Cochran is it, editor. IL is well edited.
has good appearance aud Is calcuat-
ed to be successful.
Mr.. Thomas Hines aud Miss Cora
Adams, OF the Fishing Creek commun-
ity, were married last Wednesday.
Master Clarence Rowe. of jamestown.
is visiting his sister Mrs. w. c. Adj
ans.
There i a strong sentiment SPRING
ing up here in favor Of building good
bridge across the river at either the
upper or lower ford. IL is hoped that
the enterprise will be undertaken at
once.
IL II the fixed determination of the
people along Green river 10 stop the
SEEMING and dynamiting raids made
every year on the fish by parties from
outside the county. People OF this coun-
" are obliged To respect the law and
they propose To watch suspicious par
ties coming In and report them TO the
officers and have them arrested at once
should they undertake 70 violate the
/ fish laws
Miss Anna Belden, who was quite
sick l. about well now. Miss Julia
Stagg writes from the Joseph Price
lnhrmary that she has been cured of
/ her throat trouble and will be at home
IN short time. Mr. aud Mrs. G.. 4.
| Prcwitt, and !. l.. Wilkinson are in
/ / ouisville. Mrs. Bette Wood-ou and
daughter, Miss Mary, OF Kids Store,
are visiting Mrs. John Moore Judge
i. ID. Beldcn and wife were summoned
10 Lebanon a few days ago to see their
ION james. who had suddenly become
/ insane. He ha- been in poor health
FOR some time and his insanity is be-
! lcved 10 be- due 10 this condition.
1 4 convention. something Of impor.
lance. entirely novel and terror %
old bachelors will be held at the court
house the evening of the first day OF
court. April 18th The fact that con.
veution- precede campaigns is where
the bachelor gets scared. And why,
you ask, should they bc worried: Con.
ventions have always been held and no
Old bachelor l. more affected than any
Innc else. But this convention, allow
me Ia say, l. a convention OF the bach
elors enemy, the Old maid 1t H. To be
an "old maids convention For some
time there have been signs OF excite
ment 10y day and sounds OF confusion
by night among one half the better
half OF the population Of the town.
] From early till late the rapture Civ.
ing maidcns are moving hurridly up
aud down, hating IN groups and hold
ing smothcred conferences or congre.
eating In the court house from whence
come sounds weird and Ominous. All
this Is incidental to the great prepare.
ticns which are being made for the
convention. In fact IL will be "a cam
paign a. we'll. For any bachelor, be
he antiquated or otherwise who be-
holds the members OF that convention
on that occasion, will throw down his
arms III he cant throw them any
where else and surrender heart and
nand 10 their attractions. Prot Cald.
well, who had charge of similar ct.
tertajnment at Lancaster recently, IA,
been engaged 10 train the participant:
for the occasion. A brass band will b,
in evidence between the acts. IL will
be the funniest thing ever seen in IN,
county and every one should see il. \
small admission fee will be charged
the proceeds TO 20 toward furnishing
the new church.