Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-13
HERE AND THERE.

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boarders now.
The annual Casky Grange sale will
be held May 3d.
The Anderson Presby terry of the
G, p. Church met at Dawson last
week.
Local buyers have been making
heavy purchases of the loose tobacco
crop.
The natural gas machine began
boring at o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
Ohio Anderson is in the class that
will graduate at the Louisville Law
School to-day.
"An Evening with the Poets and
IIumorists," at the Christian church,
April 10.
DIR. j. N. Waddel, chancellor of
the Presbyterian college at Clarks-
vile, has resigned.
The Chautauquans promise the pub
lie another good lecture in the near
future.
A move is..on foot TO complete the
o. q N. railroad from Adairville,
Logan county, to Nashville.
The North bound passenger was
delayed an hour Wednesday morn
ing by a wreck at Bakers.
Peter Baker, Of the Church Hill
nclghborhood, is very sick and not
expected to recover.
The accommodation train was de-
lRyed three quarters of an hour at the
depot Wednesday morning.
The Muhlenberg Presbytery meets
with the Ninth Street Presbyterian
Church in this city on the 26th inst.
DIR. j. d. Clardy has timely, we'll
written article on "The Grange" in
this months issue of the Progressive
Ago.
Mrs. Mary Lacy, vito orc. w.Lacy,
died near Kelly, at ! o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, of consumption, after a
long Illness.
Bud Woosley and Frank Whitlow,
charged with violating tho prohibi-
ton law, were tried and acquitted
Monday afternoon.
Col NJ. II. Crump, of Bowling
Green, is expected in the city this
evening to inspect Company ID and
examine the company officers.
Livy Buckner is charging his min
eral well. Livy will continue TO
make improvements until the thirsty
are satisfied.
DR.. James Rodman entertained
Hon. w. +. Browder, and Hon. John
5. Rhea, Of Russellville, at supper
Wednesday evening.
Dick Lipstine has sufficiently re-
covered from an attack of yellow
jaundicc to be up, and went over to
Dawson Wednesday, TO spend a week.
Mr.. Wallace Warfeld has secured
position with +, Click, of Clarks-
vile. We commend him as gentle
man of fine business capacity and So
cial culture.
A crowded house should greet the
lecturer at the Christian church next
Thursday evening, April 10. \ feast
of poetry and humor. Admission
only twenty-five cents.
Hon. James Dreathitt went TO
Longyiew yesterday to talk with the
''electorials" about their precinct con-
vention and incidentally to mention
his candidacy.
Tom Garnett, of the Casky neigh
borhood, had his smoke house broken
into Tuesday night and large guam
tity of bacon stolen. The thief has
not been captured.
Mr.. S. II. Richardson will remove
to GAINESVILLE in few weeks. lie is
a "hummer" on life insurance and
will prove competent TO take care
of his new field.
Hon. Church Blakey, of Logan
county, father of DR.. Blakoy, isat
home suffering from slight attack
of paralysis. We are glad to learn
that he is rapidly recovering.
Since the late rains the condition of
the wheat crop has materially impro-
we'd. In some neighborhoods the corn
land crop is still looking badly and
not more than two thirds of a crop
will be grown.
All members of Casky Grange are
requested 10 attend the next regular
meeting, Friday, Apr. goth, as urgent
business will be transacted.
L. l.. GRAHAM,
Chair. Stock Com.
Henry Northington, col, was ar
rested Wednesday on capias from
Trigg county. Deputy Sheriff Cooley
took him to Cadiz yesterday. lie is
charged with carrying concealed