The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-19
HERE AND THERE.

melons and peaches.
1t has ralncd ncarly every after.
noon since Wednesday,
While the wet weather is tho saliva.
lion of The crops it is interfering Sc
riously with wheat lhreshing.
A protracted meeting is in progress
nj Goshen Presbyterian Church, in
the Fairview ncighborhood.
There was no prcaching 1t the
Bipiist church Sunday. owing to tbs
serious illness of The pastors wife.
Rev. Nc. Tate, a brother Of The
pastor, preached at the Southern
Presbyterian church Sunday night.
During the thunder storm Thurs
day eycLing the lightning struck o
tree in Mr.. Geo. o. Tholnpson's yard
Mira, D. A. Tandy, of Fairview,
broke her ankle in jumping fror q
buggy u few days since. She is now
improving and recovering.
Rcyl.. H. Coulter, judge Joe Ne
Carroll and Mr.. John B. Chcancy are
all wearing smiling faces this wcck.
The new arrivals were ak girls,
Wo had quite rush of obwork
last week. We have The best lot OF
lob ,ypeiu tho city and cannnl be ex-
celIed II, work or prices by any office
ia the city.
Crops Of all kinds were suffering
greatly for rain bat the wet weather
OF last week has started them TO
growing aglln amd'tley look much
improved.
A proiroctel meeting began at Slii.
loh Church last Sunday. a basket
meeting was held that day and servi.
Cos will be held every esening
throughout The week.
Rev. DR.. Drowder, of Russclyillc,
presiding cider Of this rircuil,
preached ut the Methodist church
Sunday uiglf. The regular quarter
Iymceting was ia progress.
The largest crowd for years Is now
nj Ccrilcan Springs. l'lc rush still
continues, aud tho hotel is KEEP, iuIl
an tic time. 1lsseason Is going to
be "a very successful one.
Mr.. R.-Dralsc has lately removed
rom Paradise, kys TO Croiion and
has opened up u confectionery and
grocery Store. licisa clever, genial
gentlemen and desery,sa liberal pat
ronsgc.
The train ran into tho hind part OF
y wagon that was crossing The Track
Saturday aud knocked i, into ever
lasting smilAerecns.' Nobody was
hurt, bu, the wagon Was totally
wrecked.
The State Board Of Health held a
meeting here last week. 4he attend
ance was moi large. Dt.J. j. Speed,
OF Louisville, secretary OF tie board.
delivered lecture at Mozart Halt
Tuesday evening.
Capt. Emil Lindburg and others
spoke At liie Court House last rucs-
day on tho subject Of foreign imlni-
grafton. We regret that We were
out Of the city aud ,lid not hear the
address Of Capt. Liudburg.
DIR Blan,on, President of Rich
mond, Ky. University addressed u
Sunday school mass meeting at the
Nashville street Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon. lie also preached
nm able scIanon at the same church 10
tho morning.
The vic Of Mr. Jas. Young. OF the
firm OF Payne & Yong. died last
Friday, OF consumption. She had
long been a sufferer from that terrible
disease, before death camo TO her re.
lief. Wcdceply sympathlzc with the
stricken husband IN his bereavement.
Mrs. Annie Auchinleck, from Hop
kinsvillc, sister Of Mr. ,Ino w. Faxon,
whose high accomplishments are so
well known, win. In connection with
Prot. Emcry, hayc charge Of The mn
sic department OF The Fcmalc AcMlc-
my Tie coming season. -ClarksYillc
Tobacco Leaf.
We donot take advertisements ex-
cepl a, card rates. We stick rightup
TO the rules of tho W..K. 2. A. We
do not charge one nan one price and
auoihcr q different one. Other pa
pers can "bidv on advertisements, but
we arc not forced TO "ilil up'by tax
ing them for what We can get.
Messrs. AIcicalfe \ BRO. advertise
their celebrated Union grain irilland
/. MI, force pump in another col
umn. You will notice IN theircard
they argue several imporIaht poihts
ofsupcriority in their drill over any
other in Tho market Read their ad.
vcruscment,
After tho wreck near darlington
last Wednesday, lot OF dr,lmmers
who were on tho train, crawlcd out
from tho debris aud took social
game cardswi,lle waiting for an.
other train They didn't seem to
think much of the narrow escape
they mado from death.