The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-30
BEVERLY.


After an absence Of severalweeks
we come forth again just to show we
are still in existence. .glj3 so
II 10 useless for us to mention
peaches are III bloom for / suppose
they are I'll bloom every whore. 20 y
We have water, water everywhere
but unlike the "anCient mariner" we
have plenty TO drink. lar a,ri.
Another wedding booked for April
and anotherfor Mny.1ia ,nG lI2iFN
Mr.. l.. l.. Davis and bis brother
Ambrosea,lsit -ior Texas early last
Friday morning. Very few, of their
friends were advised Of tlieir going
iintilthey had gone. av''ti"" ~ p'hi
Now is good time for certain per-
sons to display uilleirsphilanitropy by
allowing the people 10 pass through
their helds while the water Q obsHtrucls SHru ls
Tie road. " fp'''hu'l' 'o' : Yf'|
I'VE are thinking OF adopting the
venetian mode of,travelin this part Of
the country, @auds-if you have any
inechanics ip your city who can make
gondolas send them out. Though
We hope that by the time they are
made we will not need them, as IN
the case of.Dr. Dnlin and his sleigh.
Mr., Ed, Jones was quite, sick dur
Ing the past week. hut, IL now up
again. His little son Tomlnie has al
80 been quite i'll with Pseudomem-
branous Group, but isconvalesciny.
ls there a vagrapt law in Kentucky
now? II so we, would be gladi j.
could be put in operation hore. As
we have great many loafers about
here without the visible -means ol
support. -
Our town is a temperance town
now, like that in which Shorticllow
resides. The legislature passed q
special act during lis present session,
prohibiting the sale of spiritous, vi
nous or malt liquors, WITH IN two
mites of Liberty aud Locust Grove
churches. Our grocers, however will
continue to soil until their license run
out, and we understand that Mr..
Huggili's time Is out lheI9ih oi April,
and Mr.. Aliens the LIST of January
next. The act was passed under the
auspices of our efficient Representa-
tive, Mr.. John Feland, and ~ which
this community will rise and call him
blessed. otro4sr . fgmsfrne
The past few days of sunshine have
set the plows going, and is season
of rejoicing to the farmers, The
birds and flowers will soon gladden.
us with their presence. aii 3llaI sff
Elder II. G. Cave resigned lis po.
sition as pastor of Liberty, church on
last Sunday. The. members mourn
and will not be comforted, We learn
that lie intends moving to Nashville
Tenn. N,
! We understand a protracted meet
ling will commence at Locust Grove,
Prof. w. D.. Hamilton opened b
school at Owsley's sch6oi-ho1se the
first Mon,lay III March, and Prof
Lindsey opened one at the Fox Place
Academy on the same day. Both are
excellent, teachers and will give in
tire satisfaction, no doubt. h3s.ol Jii
Miss Ms,hie Stoner is teaching
a school at Esq. Jas. 4. Coleman's. q
Miss Loulie Lyle has returned ant
has returned aud has recolnin encet
her duties as a teacher near Mr.. ?
Stephens, .,o.,,,, ..o,,h sa.i,o,,l IA
| Onr,community Is very healthy a
present. The doctors are complain
ing Of nothing to do. Hope 1t viii
continue so, II matters not how, much
the NJ. Ds. have to suffer
Blank paper Is scarce around here
now, so much has been wasted trying
to write a poem on spring. Severa
of our bcst authors, with thcirey
in d.fine frenzy rolling are dom!
their best, so you. may expect TO sent
your prize over this way. 2 Aurerot''
| ,,,. s.,,. ,,.a PINcKNEy.