Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-11-23
The sad intellleence Of the audden

d. burg, Miss, formerly of this place
which occurred Wednesday, was re
ceivod yesterday and was quite
shock to his friends here. He hat
; long been In bad health, and his sud
den death was caused from an over
dose of morphine. DR.. Juny wa
mostly raised here, having studied
medicine under his uncle, DIR. Vena
BILE, who died some years ago,-Pa
ducah Standard. We think The
Standard certainly has made mis-
take in saying that DR.. Juny was Q
nephew Of DR.. Venable. Dr. G.. Ven.
able was once a citizen of Hopkins
vile, as was Prof. +. A. Juny, who
married daughter of DR.. Venable
DR.. Venable and Prof Juny, who are
well remembered by our people
moved TO Paducah about the begin
ming of the war. George Venable,
the eldest of the two sons, is now in
New York.
Enos. Huff, miller at Humphreys
mill, Fairview, and a friend, whose
name we learn was Yancey, spent the
day in the city Wednesday and start
ed home in a buggy after dark
When they had got as far as the resi-
dence of Mr.. Il. l.. Smith, on Seventh
street, the buggy was uncoupled and
they were both violently thrown out.
The buggy was rendered unfit for
use that night and Mr.. Yancey was
considerably bruised up, but. Dr.
Blakey who was called, says that the
injuries, which were about the head
aud face, will soon heal.
Last Tuesday man by the name
of John White, colored, happened TO
very serious accident. He was
driving loaded wagon for Mr.. Chas.
Mckee and fell from the wagon and
it was thought had his back broken.
lie was taken care Of and DR.. Dennis
aud another physician were sum
moned to.his assistance. The physi-
clans think he may recover, but it
was very close call.
A we'll known teamster by the
name of Ben Harris, went out TO the
woodlands ON the Madisonville road
last Monday 10 haul in load Of
wood, and not returning, search
was made for him late In the even-
ing. He was at last found about five
miles from the city lying dead near
his wagon. lie is supposed to have
died while having an epileptlc fit, as
he was subject TO them.
Mr., r. L. Boulware received a tel
egram last Wednesday from his
brother L. d. Ritter, at Leesport,
Florida, stating that Mr.. Ritters old
est son, Philip, was dead. No partic-
ulars were given. Philips death
must have been rather sudden as one
of Mr.. Boulware's family received
letter from him last week, and he
was then entirely well.
Clarence Anderson, the photogra-
pher is now turning out life-size pic
lures by the new bromide process
that are in many respects equal 10
portraits and which are said 10 be the
most durable pictures made Mr..
Anderson now has one Of them, a
likeness of Mr.. L. w. Henderson, on
exhibition at his place of business.
Miss Mary Pendleton, daughter of
Capt. c. N. Pendleton, of this city,
was married at Niagara Falls last
Thursday 10 Mr.. w. c. Olmstead, of
Lcokport, N. Y. Mr.. Olmstead is a
oro'her Oh MIS- Dr' DaViuSon, OF
New York City, whose daughter Miss
eAuie'on mas oeen WISHING ior sever
az WeekS'7-owehSooro Inquirer
Tobacco growers who are interest
ed in the matter Of not growing to-
bacco next year should not fail TO
to,day,s paper, from tas C.srssyiIIe