Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-04-27
HERE AND THERE.


day.
Two trustees OF the city school will
be elected Saturday.
IIandsomest line Of white suits In
the city at Mrs. Carrie Iarts.
Rev. e. w. Bottomley filed Rev.
W, L. Nourse's pulpit Sunday night.
All the latest novelties In dress
goods and trimmings at Mrs. Carrie
llarts,
Since our last report five more per-
sons have joined the Christian
church, making 40 in all.
The Church Hill Grange has de-
cided to hold its sale on May % in
stead of June 10.
| Ladies', if you want a stylish hat or
bonnet at low prices, call at Mrs.
Carrie Harris.
Four or five members of Col. l.. A.
| Sypert's family are sick with flux.
The baby is In very critical condi-
ton.
A monument over the late Jno. G.
Latham's grave was put up last week.
II is u shaft of American granite
nineteen feet high.
The ministers and members meet
ing of the Bethel Association, will
meet In Trenton on next Tuesday, at
| 10 o'clock A. NJ.
We understand that two children
of S. s. Lander, who lives three
miles from the city, near the seven-
mile ferry, are very sick with diph-
thcria.-Tobacc Leaf.
DIR. Seargent got briar out of Mr..
Geo. II. Pierce's eye-ball, one day
last week, which had been there for
fifteen months. II had cause him a
great deal of pain and annoyance.
Mr.. Geo. Knight, merchant and
postmaster at Organette, In addition
to his other goods is now handling
catnip tea. lie has a bran new Eas-
ter baby, ten pound boy.
The primary election next Satur.
day, TO designate Democratic candi'
dates for Circuit Court Judge and
Commonwealth Attorney is moi
creating much excitement in this
county.
Chas. Crutch1eld, COL, made COM
pound fracture of the peace and dig
nifty Of the municipality Saturday
night, and was tried yesterday and
adjudged guilty TO the extent of 81
or $40.
A little girl of Mr.. Henry Drexler
who lives on East 10th street, caught
her dress on fire in some mysterious
way last Friday while at play and
narrowly escaped being seriously il
not fatally burned.
The pastor of the church al Locust
Grove, near Caledonia Trigg county
will preach at said church the flrsI
Saturday and Sunday in May instead
of the second Sunday, the time oI
the regular monthly meetings.
Ike Vinson has not been brough,
here TO be tried yet. The postofllct
employees are very reticent about hi
case and we are unable to state wha'
Is being done. An officer Of the Pos
tai department was here yesterday II
consultation with the postmaster.
DIR. j. A. Gum, of Casky, hal
bought Mrs. 4. j. Dunbar's hand
some residence on Ninth street, be
tween Virginia and Liberty. The
price paid was $1,000, which is very
low valuation for the property. Pos
3 session will be given Sept. 1st ant
. DIR. Gum will move to the city t.
( practice medicine.
Ifyou should happen in Nashville
stop at Scotts Hotel, on Church st.
. and you will always be properly
! treated aud cared for at the low rat
Of $500 per day. The hotel is on tn
: same street as the Union depot, AM
not far distant, Street cars run b.
! the door, making it within easy &C
. cess of all parts Of the city.
Rev. Z. W. Bottomley formally re
ceived SO persons, the converts ofth
:. recent meeting, into the Methods
g church Sunday morning, % of whom
8 were baptized. During the las
Il month 46 persons have united wit
O tue church. The house was decora
# ted for the Easter services Sunda
o and the sermon preached was on
: especially fitted for the occasion.
u The l., A. & T. r. r., with the fS
II cilities at hand, has been unable
handle all the freight business tha
i has been offered it the past few week
8 and tobacco is accumulating at il
Is depots faster than 1t can transport ]
l. There is no man who is not convince
y of the untold good it has done fc
j. Clarksyille, even in its unfn,she
l. condition and under managemer
10 that has been a drawback to it.-Tt
.. bacco Leaf.
Mr.. James Campbell, of this cit.
. was married on The 2lst inst, to Mr.
/. Mary Winfree, of San Diego, Ca
n Mrs. Winfree was the widow of II
-, late .Jno. w. Winfree, of this city, an