Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-15
HERE AND THERE
Early wheat is heading.

| very SICK.
Rev. Thomas Bottomly will preacl
at Madlsonville next Sunday.
Gilliland & Armstrong started
their custom mill Saturday afternoon
The State Convention of Universe
lists meets at Dawson Friday.
Rev. J. G. Kendall preached at tn,
Baptist church in Pembroke Sunday
Saturday is the anniversary of tn,
unwilling of the Latham Monument
Forbes 81 Bro. have sold alread,
this season about 20 threshers.
Rev. w. G. Taylor, a prominent
Baptist minister of Russcllville, diet
Saturday.
Rev. L. L. Powell is conducting 9
revival service at the Christian
church.
A crowd of ladies and gentlemen
from the Sinking Fork neighborhood
spent Sunday at Pilot Rock.
Marriage license was issued to Mr.
John c. Parker and Miss Hettie Jane
Croft, Saturday. .-
Mrs. o. S. Brown, who has been
quite sick,w are glad to say is much
improved.
The Greensboro Messenger says
Hon. John Feland is going to move
to Louisville.
lobe Smith is suffering from inju-
ries sustained last week, by being
mashed by a mule. uI
Mr.. Henry Ballard has been grant
ed pension. He was gallant SOL
der during the war.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Gregory, died Saturday
and was buried Sunday. rr.,
Mr.. Anderson, who lives q few
miles north of the city, had fine
mare killed by train last week.
Miss f. A. Bronsugh, while COM
ing down stairs last Wednesday, fell
and sustained several painful bruises
Mrs. Lizzie McElwain, OF Trenton,
has cut this season 465 Marshelniel
roses from one aud the same bush.
On another page will be found the
list of claims allowed at the last two
session of the county court of claims.
Warrants were sworn out last FRI
day against G. p. Nolan and Bob
West for violating the Prohibition
law. I3
The l.. & n. will sell round trip
tickets to Louisville to-day for one fare
for the round trip, good until May
9th.
We are informed that Mr.. John
of Lafayet aud Miss Mary
of Tobacco Port, Tenn, will
be married to-day.
Rev. w. l.. Nourse will deliver the
sermon before the
Franklin Female College on Sunday,
June 10Th.
Mr.. j. B. Radford, of Howell, set
'ut 10 acres in tobacco last week. A
arge quantity of the weed has been
planted in the last few days.
Mr.. Joseph Waddell, of Pembroke,
lied ofapoplexy last Wednesday. lie
vas in conversation with several
gentlemen at the time. .rr
Those who enjoy good music should
lot fail to attend the concert ON the
'2nd inst. to be given by the young
,eople of the Methodist church and
Mss Lillian Leavell's music class.
Samuel Means, aged IA years, died
{ his residence near Church Hill,
saturday morning last. lie had
een sick for some time and his death |
vas not unexpected. srdI'
Mr.. Forbes, of Hopklnsville, was
II town Tuesday "feeling around"
With a view TO locating planning |
Mill here. We say to him come right
long.-Elkton Progress. -llIo j
Steve Young, col, who was before
Judge Winfree Saturday on the
barge of obtaining money under |
alse pretenses, was given three |
months in the work house.
AT the recent session of the Court of |
'laims 1915 was appropriated for re-
airs on the court house. We UNDER
tand that stylish iron cornioe is to be |
ut on and other necessary improve
lents made. p '', D.
Grand Chancellor II. II. Alternately |
J going to Hickman this week to or
anize a new X. of p. Lodge. Wei
ear many nice words about him in,
is capacity as ruler of the knights
Or this State. III. |
The Nashville base ball club did
i'd not arrive yesterday, but tele-
raphed that they would be in the
Ity to-day and meet the local club.
he game with the Clsrksville club
ill be played Thursday.
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