Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-09-21
BA1NBRIDaE CHRONICLES.
Ed. SoUTH KENTUCKIAN

pOU III DENIONhlAN
And it has come to pass in these
days, the people of cambridge and
vicinity have great cause to rejoice
by reason of the hand of disease be-
ing staid among them.
For although the Aux has been
raging for some time, only a few
cases remain to be chronicled. Mrs.
DR.. Woosley and Mrs. S. A. Wade,
who were brought low by the above
disease, are slowly improving.
And it came to pass on the 2nd
Sabbath of the present month the
Rev. II. L. Crcndall, a servant Of the
Lordand one greatly esteemed by all
who know him, delivered his farewell
sermon before his people, at Mt. Car
mel en-. e. church. He was listened
10 attcntively and many were tho
fond regrets at his departure. 1t is
to be hoped those who are above him,
and have control over him in the
church, may see proper to return him
to this people for his like is not often
met with. either as an eloquent
speaker or jealous worker for Christ.
The Sunday schools of Mt, Carmel,
New Pleasant Hill and Johnson's,
contemplate holding a celebration at
or near Johnson's School House, the
3rd Saturday of next month, many
good speeches have been engaged for
the occasion, free dinner will be
served. The world is invited to at
tend, and a grand time anticipated.
Your correspondent had the pleas
ure q few days since of calling at the
beautiful residence of Mr.. Charles
Rawls, one of the eleverest and most
substantial citizens of northwest
Christian. lie is to be congratulated
for having selected for himself and
his most estimated lady such delight
full location whereat to pass their
earthly pilgrimage, in the midst of
such delightful valley with every
seeming convenience that would
cause the heart of man to be glad.
And it has come TO pass in the
same days that Mr.. VIM. Bryant
found and smote large rattlc-snake
until it gave up'the ghost, and when
his snake ships estate was invoiced
it was found to consist of IA rattles
and button.
Mr.. AL P'Pool measured one leaf
of tobacco from among his fine crop
he has raised this year, which meas
ure IS inches in length and q inches
in width, and he believes he can beat
that; don't give "Trade Water" out
And it came TO pass that Mr.. Gee
is sorely perplexed by reason of acts
committed upon him by certain
young men who live near him that
which they did, and the trouble they
caused, may be told In this wise
They banded themselves together
and placing bell OH one of their mum
Der they prevailed upon him TO g
forth in the night time, and proceed
through Mr.. Gees cornfield. Mr.
Gee visit not but it was Bovine
trespassing on his premises, and there
fore he went forth with his bette
half, also men servants, maid servant
and dogs, but could never come VI
with or find out the cause of tn
alarm, although they continued tn,
search for hours. Neither does h,
know until this day from "whence j
came or whittier it went" only BY
the demoralized condition ofthe fence
in divers places.
The heart of the husbandman i
made glad for the prospects are hi
gamers will be made to overflow
with a bountiful harvest of corn, ant
his barns filled with the "narcoti
weed" of a quality exceeding fine
! but whether he will pause lon
enough to return thanks to tn
) source of every earthly joy remain
) to be seen. AGATE.