Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-01
HERE AND THERE

day, will be largely attended by our
citizens.
The fire company was out for prac-
tlce in their new gum coats Satur-
day.
A church will be dedicated at EN-
pire next Sunday. 1t lie a union
building.
Duncan Galbreath, No. IL Main St.,
sells jewelry at closer prices than
anyone in town.
A record of the w. c. T. U. proceed
ings at Madisonville win be found on
the first page.
The doctors say they are out of
business as there is scarcely any sick
ness in the community.
The cut worms are working with
terrible effect ON the clover fields in
the Newstcad neighborhood.
Attorney Bob Lander, COL, argued
his first case before Judge Winfree
Saturday.
Seventy-five cents will buy re-
liable clock from ID. Galbreath that
is warranted one years.
The case of Miles G. Radford was
called in Trigg Circuit Court yester-
day. This case is really "celebra-
ted"
The Latham Light Guards attended
service at the Presbyterian Church
Thursday night to hear Champlain
Caldwell's sermon,
One dollar buys an alarm clock
FRONT Duncan Galbreath, the jeweler,
and is exactly the same as others sell
for $780,
Forest fires have been doing con-
siderable damage lately in Hopkins
and Webster counties, along the line
of the l.. u N. railroad.
Mr.. II. II. Donaldson attended the
Circle Meeting at New Providence
Sunday. lie was down on the pro-
gramme for an address.
Duncan Galbreath, the young jew
eler, is pushing the old boys and you
can buy more for your money from
him than anyone else,+
Messrs. Henry Cant, j. ID. Russell
and j. l. Landes, executor, went out
to the farm of the late Jas. Bronaugh
to apprise his estate, Friday.
George Petree, col, confessed judg-
ment in two cases for violating the
prohibition law and paid fine of
800 and cost yesterday.
Anderson Stuart while at work at |
his saw mill near Cerulean, Thursday,
was caught under a heavy log and
had both his legs painfully crushed
The Strawberry show of the Ky.
Horticultural Society will be held
at Russellville this summer. Com.
petition free and open to the world.
The churches of Muhlenburg Pres
bytery, (Southern) annually have ex-
pended the sum Of $l7, 800. in church |
buildings, within the past Two years. |
Three violations of the Prohibition
law will be investigated before Esq.
Myers at Crofton to. day. Mr.. d. L.
johnson will represent the Common
wealth.
The two negroes who had the revolt
yer duel OF Woods Mill week before
last, were settling their accounts
with the State before Judge Winfree,
yesterday.
Fourteen tickets were sold to Croft
ton Saturday and much larger
number Sunday. The various can
didates went along with the Circle
delegates. |
The amount of National Fertilizer
daily passing through the streets of
the city on the transfer wagons for
d. A. Tandy, is simply immense,
Where docs II go?*
We have seen printed copy of
Landes Il Clark's brief in the case of
Christian county VS.. the l., & N. Rail-
road for back taxes. The brief shows
the excellent legal ability of these
gentlemen.
Jas. I. Davis, better known as "0ld
Rip" has moved his repair shop to
the old blacksmith shop formerly &C.
cupied by Geo. Steele, cor. Virginia
and 7th streets, where all his old GUS
toners can find him.
Hart Bronaugh, of Casky, has sue
ceeded in securing position with
Phillip Lieber, Clarksville, and would
be pleased to meet his Christian
county friends when they visit that
city.
Mrs. E, +. Morris died at her home
in this city Friday morning. The
funeral services were conducted at
the family residence that afternoon
by her pastor DR.. Nourse, the inter-
ment taking place at Newstead on
Saturday,
The Little River Baptist Church
will celebrate the 50lh anniversary of |
Rev. A. w. Meacham's ministerial