Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-10-24
KENTUCKY ITEMS
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will move to Nashville shortly.
The stock show in Trigg county
has been postponed till the 81 inst.
Mr. Rufus Crabtree of Hopkins
vile, has gone to Hot Springs to live.
Capt C. N. Pendleton and family
of Pembroke, have moved to Owens
boro.
[ Important Improvements are be-
ing made in the Christian church at
Elkton.
"A large acreage of wheat
has been sown about Lewisburg, in
Logan county.
DIR. Carson Bailey, of Adairville,
has been confined to his bed with fever
for some days past
New Era: Wheat sown within
the past week is growing right along,
this mild weather.
-Revs. j. N. Prestrldge and j. L.
Barrow are engaged in protracted
meeting at South Union this week.
Mr. III. L. Holt, late of Era, has
moved to Hopkinsville to live. He is
occupying the McGravey house, on
Russellville street.
Gen. S. b. Buckner has accepted an
invitation to be present at the reunion
of the Federal and Confederate SOL
diers in Owensboro next week.
DIR. E. A. Anderson, of Caledonia,
was throw from horse and badly hurt
one day last week. His injuries are
not serious, but are very painful.
Mr.. Frank Pepper, of Kirkmans-
vile, and Miss Nelia Hale, of Chris
tan county, were married Wednesday
at the residence of the brides father.
MIR. James Young, formerly a.
member of the grocery firm of Payne
& Young, Hopkinsviile, was adjudged
lunatic and sent to the asylum Mon
day.
j. M. Dodd, an old newspaper
man of Hopkinsville and the founder
of the South Kentuckian, is investiga-
ting the chances for newspaper in
Ca1hoon.
MIR. Eugene Orndorff, of Logan
county, has sold his farm to Mr.. f. G.
Offutt. The price paid was $40 per
acre. Mr.. Orndorf will shortly remove
to Texas.
MIR. Ezra Offut and family, of
Adairville, win start for Kansas on
Monday next to visit friends and rela-
tives in that State whom they have not
seen for years.
South Kentuckian: Mrs. J. T.
Coleman and Miss Belle Cooper, of
Bennettstown, were in the city Fri
day. There is an odor of orange
blossoms in the air.
Most of the farmers about Adair-
vile are through seeding wheat for
this season. As a general thing the
crop is we'll put in and the farmers
anticipate an abundant harvest.
One day last week Robert Graham
killed a large mountain eagle near Tab
ernacle. About two years ago L. M.
Armstrong killed one on the place of
A. III. Armstrong. 1t is thought that |
they were mates.
Mr.. james Collins, OF Kansas, and |
Mrs. Annie Belle Hall, daughter of
Mr.. G. B. Lewis, were married at the |
residence of her father, in Elkton, on |
the evening of the 18th, Rev. Samuel |
Baker officiating.
AT the brides home, on Tuesday |
morning last, DR.. Dan Bailey and Miss
Fannie E. Browder, both OF Logan
county, were quietly married by Rev
l. w. Emerson. They left immedi-
ately for the East on a bridal tour.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
Pleasant Hill church, near Sharon
Grove, on Saturday before the second
Sunday in November. The meeting
will be protracted, and the services
of Evangelist John S. Keen have been
secured for the occasion.
John Gaines, OF the Evening
Times, of Bowling Green, has started
seven column weekly campaign
sheet, The Logan Times, at Russell
vile, Ky. The first issue made its de-
but last Friday, and advocates Judge
Rhodes for Circuit Judge.
The Democratic county conven-
ton meets in Russellville to-day, the
Oath. 1t will select delegates to the
judicial convention. There will prob
ably be sharp contest between the
friends of Reeves and Rhodes, who are
rival candidates for Circuit Judge.
--Owensboro Messenger: The APP
pointments of I. L. Moss, oil Christian
county, and james K Bradley, of Lo-
gan county, to be storekeepers, and
John A. Stuart, of West Louisville,
Daviess county, to be storekeeper-
gauger, have been received at the col
lector's office.
South Kentuckian While the
of the public is directed to
the matrimonial epidemic which is
just now sweeping over the country, it
may not be amiss to note that all the