Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-02

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keep lime, tools, etc, in while rebuild
ing the burned district.
Mr.. Barclay Caldwell aud Miss
Queenie Fuqua, both of Russellville,
KY, were married last Wednesday
evening. The bride has frequently |
visited this city and is a most charm
ing young lady.
GAINESVILLE CHRONICLE: Mr..
Mckee, Of Memphis, who has the con-
structing of the next II miles ofrOad
bed on the |. A. e. Y. r.. r. Is making
very fine progress with the work.
lie has large number of teams and
hands employed and expects to COM
plete the job by August.
A dance will be given in Howe's
Hall, next Thursday night by the
young gentleman of the city. The
dance will not commence until after
the entertainment at the Opera
House. Good music will be on hand
and an enjoyable occasion is antici.
patcd.
Green Bronaugh, well-known
colorcd man of this city, was killed
near Madisonvile last week, by Sec
ton hand, as they were at work on
the railroad, We were unable TO
learn the particulars. The remains
were brought to this city Sunday and
funeral services held at the colored
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Howe showed us some
specimens of his fine strawberries
last week. The finest one measured
Sls inches around at the largest part,
and several others measured from 5L
to G. inches Mr., Howe has taken
great pains in the cultivation of his
Strawberries, and as a reward he has
raised some Of the finest berries to
be found anywhere.
A buggy in which DR.. Jno. d.
Clardy and his son, Mr.. f. c. Clardy,
of Newstead, were riding was badly
smashed, on Court street, last Thurs
day. a dog ran out and frightened
the horse they were driving, which
attempted to run and broke the bug
gy down. Neither of the occupants
sustained any injury of much consc-
quence, but both escaped with a few
bruises.
Miss Emily Gregory died on the
2Sth ultimo, at her home near Church
Hill, after a painful illness of three
months. She was a sister of the
Messrs. Gregory of the same vicinity
and was a most kind hearted and be.
nevolent lady, always ready TO at
tend the bedside Of the sick and af-
ilicted. She will be greatly missed
from the community where she has
lived for number of years,
Esq. b. T.. Randolph will leave for
Frankfort next Monday to attend the
netting of the State Board of Equali-
cation, of which he is the member for
the Second district. lie requests us
TO say that he will be glad to receive
information and instruction from
every section of the district, from
those who have suggestions TO make
in regard to the value of property.
lie desires to represent all his con-
stituency with fairness and imparti-
atty in fixing the value of proper
ty.
CADIZ TELEPHONES: oar Town
seems TO be hungry for more preach
ing. The Mcthodists are the only
denomination that has a minister.
lie breaches at this place twice q
month, This is not enough preach
ing for Cadiz. 1t is suggested by
some of the Methodists that if the
Baptist, Christian and outsiders will
raise as much as $3.50 and give them
they (the Methodists) will employ a
minister TO preach to them every
Sunday and Sunday night. Now,
what say your
GAINESVILLE DEMOCRAT: Officer
w. w. Morrison went over to Hop
kinsville Tuesday and brought back
Philip Perry, who is accused of hav-
ing broken into Jackson's saloon two
weeks ago. Perry's accomplice was
arrested here several days ago and
lodged in Jail. Perry pawned one of
the pistols at Guthrie which he took
from the saloon, and from this clue
he was traced to Hopkinsville and
run IN by the minions of the law.
Philip refused to come without re-
QUESTION, which was not long in be-
ing procured, and Philip now Ian
cuisines at the Hotel de Rollow.
There will be quite a pleasant So
cial event to-day at the residence of
Mr.. L. j. Brownell. The family and
some of the friends FREY. Thos, Bot !
tomley meet to celebrate the eigh- !
tenth anniversary of his birth. Last
nights train brought quite delega-
ton to attend this reunion, among
whom were Mr.. John Bottomley and |
wife and Mrs. Virgil Copeland, Of
Frankfort, KY; Mrs. j. II. Bowden
and Mr.. M. B. Morton, ST., Of Rus
sellville Mr.. Thos. Bottomley, Louis
vile; Rev. j. b. McFerrin, d. D., and