Barren County KyArchives News.....News & Notes April 1900
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Glasgow Weekly TImes
Apr 16, 1900 - Roseville correspondent: W H WORD, of this place, sold to T H
SMITH, of Etoile, his Denmark stallion for $145. Bill PEDEN, of this place,
lost a fine young mule last week, supposed to have died of distemper.
Roseville is certainly improving as fast as it can. Three new dwellings have
been erected in the past few months, also one blacksmith shop.

Apr 15, 1900 - Walnut Hill correspondent: Mr. Ike OWEN and famly were
visiting Mr. John HIGDON near Beckton Sunday. Miss Florence ANDERSON, of
Etoile, was the guest of Miss Mamie MARTIN last week. Mr. Charles OWEN, who
has been sick for some time, is reported some better at this writing. Mrs.
Lucy E MARTIN has about recovered from an attack of the measles. Master
Walter and Fred BIRD have the same disease. We have meeting at Walnut Hill
every Sunday, except the fourth. Revs. J M ENGLAND preaches the first; GODBY
the second, and ROGERS, the third.

Ad for Electric Bitters by ROGERS, LEECH & ELLIS.

Miscellaneous news: Messrs RAWLS & PYLES, of this place, will in a few days
open up a meat store in connection with their grocery store here. Ad for
ALLEN's Foot ease. Mr. Jack BOWMAN, of Monroe county, was in the Bend last
week, seeing about the school. Mr. Dix McCOMAS had a fine horse to run into
a wire fence Saturday and was seriously cut. Messrs John C CARY and Jam.
WHITE visited Mr. Cyrus W CARY of Washes Bottom, last Sunday. Mr. M C
GITTING, of Center Point, is very low with lung trouble, and is not expected
to live long. Mr. Joe PITCOCK and wife, of Monroe county, visited relatives
and friends in the Bend Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Bob McCOMAS has had the
farm which he bought some time ago from Mr R B CLOYD for $2250, greatly
improved by running a wire fence around it. Miss Lucinda BRITT, an aged lady
of the Oil City country, died at her home near that place of old age,
Monday. And for Dr. KING's New Discovery for consumption.Ad for Shaker
Digestive Cordial, Dr. BELL's Pine Tar Honey and Planters Female Regulator.

Caused a Sensation: Munfordville, KY., April 19 - Quite a sensation was
desveloped here when Mr. S G WILKERSON, a prominent attorney of this place,
was arrested on a warrant sworn out by his brother, James WILKERSON,
charging him with the betrayal of the latter's daughter. James McCORKLE is
also implicated in the matter. When McCORKLE heard of this he boarded a
train for Louisville, but was apprehended at Elizabethtown and returned here
for trial. (Louisville Times).

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