Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-11-17

Capt. Sam Sites, the polite and
Courteous conductor of the Nashville
accommodation, has moved Ills fam
lily to a cottage on east Nashville
street and viii reside here in the
future. We extend him a cordial
welcome to our city. sFTTDC
Rev. j. w. Digham is engaged in
a stirring revival at Hebron church
aud there have already been quite
number of professions, Large crowds
attend the meetings and other de-
nominations are heartily co-opera-
ting In the good work.
Mr.. J. NJ. Green ami Miss Jennie
Harris, both of Pembroke, went to
Elkton Friday morning and were
married. There was no opposition
and their object in going out of the
county was probably to be little
romantic. They returned on the
evening train. D
Miss Alice Hayes will move her
millinery store TO the rooms over
Jones & Co.'S, on Jan. LIST, and In Or
der 10 reduce her stock she is now
offering special bargains IN millinery
goods. She has lately received a
large and elegant line of goods di-
rect from New York.
The residence of Mr.. Ben Lacy, 5
miles northeast of the city, was de-
stroyed by fire Sunday night about
10 o'clock. Henry Harve Robinson,
a sick man, had to be moved out Of
the burning dwelling. Nearly all Of
the household effects were lost. We
did not learn the extent of the dam
ages.
George Pendleton, thirteen-year
old son of Capt. Cy Pendleton, in get
ting over a fence at Mr.. p. T. Wat
kins' residence yesterday afternoon
fell and caught his foot. His leg was
broken halfway between the knee
and ankle. lie was carried to his
home on Mcfarland street in a chair.
-0wensboro Messenger.
Mr.. William Wynne, eldest son of
Mrs. Eliza Steger, of Longview, Ky,
died at Jackson, Tennessee on last
Thursday aftera brief attack ofpneu-
monia. The remains were brought
10 this city last Saturday by Mr.. Ed.
c. Steger, and carried 10 the family
buryipg ground near Longview
where they were interred.-Clarks-
VILE Democrat. /
Messrs. s. II. Turner, John Boyd,
John Phelps and Alex w. Hender-
son held a ticket in the Louisiana
Lottery that drew 5000 prize last
week. A great deal of money has
been sent from Hopkinsyille to be
invested in this concern, and so far
as we nave heard this is but tho sec-
oud time that a small prize has fallen
to ticket holders here.
Mr. M. Latham's monkey sue
cumbed TO the cold climate OH last
Saturday morning. He was purchased
in Hot Springs some time ago, at a
cost of $25 and was quite playful and
lively until Saturday morning when
he was suddenly hurried off by a
chill, or something Of The kind. Mr..
Latham will have the skin stuffed, in
order that "Jake" may not be for
gotten. ,staIl "
Joe Wilson, a negro boy about
grown, was arrested by constable E.
w. Glass, Saturday, charged with
attempting to ravish 9-year-old
schoolgirl, daughter Of Jim Crutch-
field, col, near the city, on the Madi-
sonYille road, Friday morning. The
child was on her way to school when
she was assaulted by the brutal
scamp. He is now in jail and there
will be no trouble in making out
case against him, as he has been fully
identified by the victim OF his lust
| full assault.
Alex Inglice, one of the murderer
of young Pleas. Pendergrass, in com
pany with negro prisoner nance
Brown, broke Jail at Princeton
Thursday night about dark. Thee
effected their escape by digginl
through thick brick wall and de
scending from the hole by means Q
rope made Of the bed clothes. The
were pursued but made good thei
escape. The details of the affair 70
which Inglice was held were give
in our columns recently.
Married, ats o'clock Monday ever
ing Nov. 8, at the residence of tn
brides father, Mr.. w. G. Graves, o
; Benton avenue, Dr.. George OBryai
DeBar and Miss 4. Florence Grave
Rev. John II. Thompson afficiatinI
} The brideis allady of rare accomplish
: ments, and Springfield loses one
its brightest ornaments. Mr.. an
? Mrs. DeBar left on the, 9;45 p. n
train for st. Louis, Quincy, Chicai
? and st. Paul, and thence to their f
3 ture home at Portland, Oregon. MI
, their path through life be plehsa
! aud full of joy and happiness.