The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-16
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Lbtioh '1Ouiu hENltShiAS
The protracted meeting. al Sharon
closed on The night OF tho 30ih, ult.
The uca,iuy was well attended
throughout aud resulted In Two sd
ditions 10 The church. ~ &.
Rev. Rynis, the pastor OF Oliyet
church, preachcd u very eloquent aud
logical Sermon to his congregation on
last Sunday.
The ruthless sickle OF death again
invaded our midst. on the 18th OF
April, cruelty cutting down Miss
SalIis King, OF Garreltsburg, IN the
18th year Of her age. She had, Tor
koine time been an acute sufferer from
the most terrible disease, consump
lion, and her demise, though daily cx.
pected, was nevertheless o very great
shock 10 her many friends who loved
her IN life aud who mourn for her in
death rs one who Though lost 10
sight win forever DO TO Usmory
DEAR
The deceased was Indy combining
the noblest qualities Of head aud
heart; her early death is greatly
lamented by all who knew her. She
was buried at the residence OF Mrs.
Geo. Wills, OF GarrettsUurg.
Mr.. Austin Peay who has bccn
quite III with Pneumonia Is now rap.
idly improving.
Since the roads have begun 10 i'm.
prove, the turnpike question, as Is
usually the case, has subsidized in our
community. Truly the desire OF
this people, for nacadanlixed roads, IL
prompted solely by dire necessity aud
| not by any wish to enhance the yal-
ue Of property or spirit Of public en-
,erprise.
Mention OF tho turnpike question,
calls 10 mind q very laughable occur
renee which tho "pike men" uf Cnris.
tim willdoubtless be amused at. A
strong "anii.turnpike man" recently
had occasion TO visit lIopkinsville IN
d buggy with n friend. The Two
gentlemen started one bright morn
Ing for tho metropolis OF Christian,
with light and joyous hearts. After
proceeding about = halt dozen miles
over no 'uuuuy avau, WIN wn,o,'
VIC anu,p'so 'ne" ~ ,,,, 'vn'o.,cu'
were Obliged to descend. Now cemet
the "tug vi war;" for az they were
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/ now visiting ms or1'nefs, Mersrs
ueorgc Auu wm "oru hear var
re,,sourg. -
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10 bennet's'own snort tma since
Mr. Whll,aker seems 70 nave i9un !.