Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-05-05


KENTUCKIAN representative to visit
Maj, Fcrrel's High School Friday
afternoon and hear the declarations
Of the young men and boys under his
charge. The young gentlemen ac-
quilted themselves in very crcdita-
Bile manner, although no extra prcpa-
ratiOns had been made. Maj. Terrell
now has an excellent school and the
course taught his pupils is equal to
that given in any ordinary college.
lie will close his tW elfIh consecutive
annual term about the first Of June.
During the present term several
states and various counties Of Ken
lucky have been represented in his
school.
Quarterly court continued all last
week and several cases of considera-
Bile Importance were disposed Of,
amongst which were the following:
VIM. Stanley VS.. Orr Il Co., judg-
ment for the plaintiff.
Henry Berry, col, VS.. Winston
Henry. trial by jury and judgment
for defendant, suit for $3.50.
f. p. Stuart VS.. Riley johnson,
judgment for defendant for $7j. This
case consumed two days.
r. b. johnson VS.. ID. j. Uooser,
trial by jury and judgment for plain
tiff for $50.
A large number of minor cases
were disposed Of which were of no
interest TO Others than those concern
ed.
GAINESVILLE CHRONICLE: Mr.. Il
II. Lucas sold a bill of furniture this
week TO a man who lives within # i've
miles of lIopkinsville and shipped it
to him at Howell station on the l., A..
& r. railroad. The lIopkinsville or
stOrs who made those funny speeches
at Cadiz are respectfully informed
that at present the l., A. Il 4. II. Il.
begins at Clarksville and ends un-
comfortably close to their own town
We are authoritativcly informed
that paper will be started at
Trenton, Todd county, some time
during the present month. Messrs.
Edward O'Flaherty and Robt. i Nc
CURE are the projectors and the name
Of the venture will be the Trenton
Slitings. The Office is the one from
which the Adairvillc Sirtings was
formerly issued by Mr.. O'Flaherty.
Livy IIerrington,a colo. cd girl, was
arrested Sunday night charged with
stealing dress aud valuable gold
necklace from Mrs. Mcclure Sunday
afternoon, having entered the house
through Il window. The girl was ar
rested at the Virginia ST., church with
the stolen goods on her person. She
is now in Jail and will be tried this
morning.
Boards and -four for sale. 10000
thirty inch and three feet boards
near Bcnncltstown at G5 and 10 cents
per 100 Also 80 barrels good roller
-four at s. per barrel. Wool wanted
at highest market price. Sacks fur
nished. W. T.. EMERY, Garpettsburg.
Kentucky.
DR., G. IL. Strickland will preach
the commencement sermon of Beth
ell Female College on Sunday. May
oath and not on the 2jIh as hereto
fore announced. Mr.. w. f. Brow
der. of Russellville, will probably
deliver the annual address before the
graduating class.
Rev. Il. l.. Powell, of Norfolk, Va,
formerly pastor of the Christian
church here, will preach the annual
commencement sermon of South
Kentucky College on the 7th of June.
The Casky Grange sale will be
May 2Sth, instead of the Dist, as an
nounced last week.
There is no II in the month ofMay,
so the oysters will step down and out
until September.
Rev. A. G. Biddlc, of the c. p.
church, preached at the Baptist
church last Sunday morning.
McRao & Hanna will have their
saw-mill, near Pembroke, ready to
resume work in a few days.
Yesterday was county court day
and good crowd was in town.