The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24
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Tobacco Fair here the 2Sth. Come
everybody, Col. Thos. NJ. Steel has
made Arrangements Tor Iran" TO
eat against "llo" Bristow, and T. NJ.
Riley. Plenty OF ginger.cakes will
be provided. \ ca a a3 81
| Most Of The farmers are about
through cutting wheat. 1t is the
finest crop raised for years.
Miss Sue Ballard, OF Lamasco, KY,
10 visiting w. w. Ballard ami family
of this place.
q The Concert the l7th WAS a CON-
| plcic succcss il PANIED out wolf.
Eddie Wilkins and Calvin Layne,
two of our handsome young men,
were appointed to attend the Good
Templars' Convention at Princeton.
Some of our boys went TO Nash
vile last Saturday.
Misses Annie and Sally Darnell
were in town yesterday. Look ont
boys. e ~ y ~ E
| There seems TO bo considerable ut.
traction here for one OF Hopkins
ville's handsome bcaux. All right,
Tom, if you want Annie Of our girls
say so. adlA atti tL8t AVG
DR.. d. r. Perry left yesterday for
New York. q'arI --
A tramp stopped at the hotel at
this place last Saturday and jumped
outiof tho second story window I'm
fortunately he did not break his neck,
or hurt himself otherwise. 55
The boys who went to Nashville
Saturday say they saw slots"
Married-At the residence of Jas.
p. Black, OH the lltli, by the Rev.
Thos. II. Shaw, Mr.. Chas. Wright TO
Miss Belle Black. May their union
be happy ono.
L. b. Dcmaree, Grand Worthy
Chief OF the |. U. G. L. of Kentucky,
delivered a lecture OH Sunday, the
18th, to a large audience. After the
lecture he organized q Lodge of ii
members. The following are The
officers elected tor the balance of the
present quarter: .ss Z.
Ben. ID. Eddins, W.. C. I.
Miss M. E. Petree, w. ". I.
NJ. ID. Brown, w. S.
N Wade, w. Il.
Walter Wade, W. NJ.
Miss Mat;ie Laync, W.D. M.
Mrs. AAnie Wilcs, w. |. &.
Eddie Wilkins, W.O. q.
Rev, NJ. a. Maxey, w. Chap.
w. u. Brewer, Il. w. Z. L.
Mrs. Belle Perry, w. II. II. s.
Miss Matte Layne, w. LII. S.
Miss Minnie Brown is spending
u few days al ho,iic.s She will return
to lIopkinsville the Inst OF this week.
Judge Brown fined Ross Jones,
(col.) ten dollars and costs for dis
orderly conduct during funeral SER
vice last Sunday at. Marshal Finch's
(col.). That's right Judge, give it to
em.
Born-To the wife of w. W. Dali
lard, OH the lllh, girl.
1t Is with profound regret that we
chronicle the death of the Oldest son
OF Mr.. Jas. Maddox, who died OH the
lllh inst. Mr.. Maddox is a very
hard working, honest man, and his
son was the only help he had. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy
of the whole neighborhood.
| We have Just been informed that
Mr.. w. S. Wyatt has had the n,isfor-
itunc to loose his tobacco barn and
its contents last night, in
which, we understand, were about
thirty thousand pounds of to-
tbacco.r II IL thought to be the work
of some inccndiary. Insurance 81 800
4 A..L Kcnncr, Jr, who has beer
afflicted with sore eyes for some time
has gone to Nashville aud placed him
self under the treatmentof DIR. Ed
wards. who thinks lie can cure hin
IN about six weeks.
4 Miss Mamie Jesup, of Hopkins.
VILE, is visiting Misses Bessie and
Jennie Williams. Some Of the boys
paid them visit last night, aud re-
turned at late hour. The young
M. D. is among the rest who worship
at that shrine. M VIDI.