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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
CERULEAN SPRINGS.

Prof Bill Sharp predicts a cold
winter although that frost he spoke
OF hasn't put In an appearance yet.
The farmers are busy cutting and
housing their tobacco, and wheat
sowing will next be in order.
Tom Jones aud Eli Slade say il
isn't particularly healthy to sit In a
buggy aud watch horse kick the
thing TO pieces.
Those gents that destroyed the
Widow Sizemorc's water melon
patch had to dance TO the time OF
$500 aud trimmings down at Squire
Turner'S court. Twas about as good
for them as a dose OF mustard seed
shot.
Cerulean is 10 DO honored with
new dry goods man. Mr.. Bingham
Of Wallonia has rented the house for
merly occupied by Carr. Blakeiy and
will bring OH stock of goods i'm.
mediatcly.
Our friend Ed. Blskcly has sold
his house and lot to Joe Atwood
another one Of our blacksmiths Mr..
Blakcly will move to Bcllcview where
lie will continue TO work at his trade.
Mr.. John Daniel talks Of going with
Mr. Blakely to do the wood work he
is Jack of all trades, first class Silver
smith, good wood workman. gun
smith, aud when II comes TO dry
Joke ''get away chile" We wish
them much success.
Mr.. James Jones has returned home
after spending tho summer In Will
hanson county Illinois. Jim says he
likes the sucker state very well, es-
pecially the Illinois girls.
Since the Springs have closed, and
Mr.. Harper has returned TO his farm
everything down there looks az still
as tho grave. and as lonely as the.
Devil during protracted meeting. /,
The Ceruleanites were highly en-.
tcriainsd last Saturday by n temper
ance lecture from Prof. Wayland OF
Cadiz. But man had about as we'll
preach Womens rights TO Mormon
as to talk temperance to the average
young man of this community.
Health Is generally good; somu
few cases of chills. owing, 10 an, over
eating of green watermcl ons, and the
high price of Quinine.
Remember tho Fair all ye small
boys; save your dimes and invest in
five cent prize boxes, and come home
with 10 or Is dollars, clear profit.
Married: AT the brides fathers by
the Rev. Spurlin, MIR. Robert Miller
to Miss Adre Bearfield, oil of this
county. AS they have set out on life's
journey together with happy and
loving hearts, they have our bes!
wishes and may their days be many
and full ofjoys. Apd their arms be
full of girls and boys. lt!l
STEVE CLIP.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
CR0FTON.

II there be a mau on this earth fol
whom we are truly sorry it is the man
who inherits only a love Tor whisky
and the sick headache.
Mr.. Albright is marshal Of this
town.
There is one crop of tobacco here
that the hail did not damage and il
was so small the hail could not hit it.
John d. Cansler, the finest looking
man between the big Sandy" and
the jackson Purchase" has taken q
position with James Yanccy, under
the South Kentuckian Office. ss ta
Boly Clark, son of B. +. Clark,
died at his fathers yesterday. He
was good young man, for years q
member Of the Baptist church.
We learn that a lodge Of Knights
of Pythias is to soon be organized at
Kelly's.
When you see an old field teacher
at church with rose pinned to lap
pei Of his coat you just set it down
that his Thoughts are with his heart
and both are far away"
Our old friend II, H. McCutcheon
is as remorseless as the grave. Why
he would as soon lot down a window
right in the middle. of an unfinished
tale Of love as not.
Ed. j. L. Barrow, Of the Baptist
church, preached the funerals Of Sam
Boyd and wife, deceased, to the largest
audience at Kclly,s to-day that We
have ever seen there.
II We are able to feed and follow
three dogs It is nobody business but
our own. If we owed anybody ther
we would have no right to hunt until
our debts were paid, but as it is We
do not and We mean to bang away hi
or miss.
One ofour merchants told us tina
he sold more goods yesterday thar
any day this year.
There is corn field near this tow
where the squirrels have eaten a
much as ten barrels of corn.
We are Republican but we are 70
Garrett tooth and toe nsil. Tha
man is smart and we do so lik,
smart men.
The fact Of the business is we coul'
write whole column Of real splendic
reading matter. while we are getting NJ
these little trashy items. Why W,
could lot in and describe o gal, bu
dang it we have been describing girl
for ten years and just about the tim
we get ono famous, why here come'
some lean, lank hungry looking
fellow looking for all the world like a
Elitor Of Democratic paper an
takes her in out Of the weather. w
xre tired Of this. We will put u
with no more Of it.
Well no: We do not want an as
sistant teacher: but we would lik
ever so much to have some lair ham
to fry meat and sew on buttons ii
death do separate us. HiRAA.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
POLICE NEWS.

JEFF Edmunds negro boy confined
In the Cadiz Jail made his escape last
week and came TO this place. lie was
arrested, and held over till jailcr
Shoemaker Of that place arrived, and
carried him back, 't
Uncle JOHNNY Montgomery, thought
his rights were infringcd upon one
day last week by Bob Grissam,
and proceeded to make some pugi-
listic arguments against II, but UNI
fortunately the court took adiiferen'
view of It and fined him $3.50 and
cost.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
Railroad Schedule Change


On and after Sunday August 18th,
change IN the running arrangement
Of passenger trains will take place OH
the L. ii. Il N. division of the Louis
villo " Great Southern Railroad Line.
Passenger trains going South will
leave Evansville at s 100 A. NJ. Hen
derson at l0:l0 A. NJ. Leayc Hop
kinsville at 2:35 p. NJ. and arrive in
Nashville at 8 80 +. NJ, connecting
for all points South. Will leave
Nashville at $3.50 A. M, arriving at
Ilopkinsville ut at IL: 30 r. NJ, Hen
derson at 4 AS P. M, aud Evansville
at 6:45 T. NJ, connecting with all
points West.
A special train for the accommodate
ton Of local points between Hop
kinsvillc and Nashville will leave
Hopkinsville at s :05 A. NJ arriving at
Nashville at 1920 A. NJ. viii leave
Nashville at 4:l0. P. NJ, arriving lat
Hopkinsville at $3.50 pm.
The morning train from Hopkins
willie arrives at Guthrie at TOO A. NJ,
making direct connect ion for Louis
villc..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
OUR CHARGES.

We will reduce to conform to. the
reduction in the value of everything.
We expect to do our own work, dis
carding the heary expense of employ
ing agents, who ride oper tie county
and tell the farmer WHERE to take his
tobacco for the moderate sum of one
dollar per hogshedd. All charges,
including the the one known as "Buy.
er's charge" are paid by the planter,
as the buyer bids enough below the
|Yalue Of the tobacco to offset the same.
Buyers charge. including one -.
n month free storage. ..,..,... / 90
Extyastorage, 35cts per month
l7Sor fractional part thereof. b -
l'Planter's charge for selling,
r. with free storage and per
scent. commission -. $3.50
Resampling and Rejection :. 300
Receiving and storing ifnot sold 200
n, Please give us trial.
| a. ~, Yours respectfully,
- n j. X. CANT 4 SON..
4 Sept. 9,.lS79.-2m
Special Inducements on second hand
Ebuggics and rockaways, Tor cash in
hand. v
+ BlUMRssrEIL, MoCAMy &c BoNTR.
h WE USE PURE DRUGS ONLY
I'm COMPOUNDING PRESCRIP-
1TIONS. GlsH Il GARNER, AT
THE BLUE FRONT" DRUG
,[SIl,otlRE..: hg.,- ~. a,o., e
t1r School supplies Of all kinds Just re-
Rseived and will be sold at bottom
1prices.a : NV. Glsgi & GARNER.
Jalx,ia.l 1879. ''''' ''"'' '. e. I
BUGGiES AT-TEN DOLLARS
.zaIiAND UPWARDS.
| Clarksville papers please copy.
':tf'qa Bldftenstiel, McCamy & Bonte.
n ay'ss if.Ss IA tqr -,i.i.
.bilo' ~ SAVE COSTS.
Parties having our wheat sacks in
Pf6ssessiGn will please return them, as
| we will charge for everv month they
Earo kept.Cowan & Baker. Hopkins
willie; w s. .s~w If.
/. All kinds of school books, copy
books, paper, ink, pens, and every
thing of tho kind at Gray d Buck
ner's as cheap as the cheapest.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
Warehouse Gard.

81 We will admit as partner in onr
business on the LIST day Of November,
1879, ]. X. Cant, Jr., under the firm
name of j. H Ganti& Sons, and here
take occasion to, return thanks for the
liberal Pauonpge, received. and. hope
the SANG will, be extended,to the new
firm, as. We assure onr. friends. every
thing that can be accomplished by
HARD WORK for their interest shall be
dom ..r.,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
IMPROVEMENTS.

Mrs. Dunbar is having a large and
handsome dwelling erected on Nash-
willie street next to her present milli-
merry stand.
The house of Mr.. Dick Quarles,
next to tho Methodist church on
Nashville st. 10 rapidly approaching
completion and will be a very come
y building.
The cistcrn In the Court House
yard 10 to have lattice house put
ovor Il, VIC understand.
South street is being piked. Good
Idea.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
socIALITIEs.

Miss Mamie Smith is visiting the
family of DR.. Wood
Miss Willie Henry of Casky, was
in the city Sunday.
Judge Joe McCarroll paid a flying
trip TO Evansville Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. +. Mccarroll paid bust
ness trip to Uniontown last week.
Miss Fannie Cook of Clarksvilleis
the guest of Mr.. J. ID. Russell.
Miss Sue Belle Winders of Todd
county was at the Phoenix Saturday.
Mr.. James L. Wahl returned last
week; after a temporary absence from
the city. E
, Miss Mamie Barnes returned last
week from visit OF some weeks TO
Louisville.
Mr.. James Duckner Jr., of Louis
willie, KY, was In the city last week
visiting friends.
Miss Mag Henry Is visiting Miss
Kittie Quarl.s in the Southern por-
eaf6n ofihe county.
Mr.. II. r. IIirrison Of the Elkton
Register was in the city last week In
Stl,e interest of that paper.
Mr.. Mark McCarty Of Cadiz viii
arrive IN the city Thursday and
spcnd some days with her friends
lIcre. s1t
Misses Jessie Bolib, Of New Or
leans, aud Mary Holloway, Of Hen
b dcrson, are visiting friends 10 the
city.
Miss WesUali, and Miss Wharton
returned from Casky Sunday evening
after spending day or two with the
Miss lIcnrys.
Prof. Chase OF Louisville was In the
city last week aud delivered q very
argumehtativo and interesting speech
IN favor Of the school question 70 be
voted on In November.
Mcssrs. Mike Kelly and Smith
Gaines OF CadIr, passed through the
city Saturday on their way Tor Evans
VILE and Princeton, Ind, 10 soc their
sweeihearis.
Wo are pleased 20 receive call
last week from Mr.. r. u. I,ichardson.
Of NY, who 10 a nephew OF Col. Ned
Richardson OF this State. Mr.. Rich
ardson IL here 10 attend the Law
School ut the Uniiersliy.-[Oxford
(Miss) Falcon.
Mrs. DIR. Jno. l.. Cook OF HEADER
son, a candidate for the Office Of State
Librarian IL In the city the guest OF
Of Hon. Jno. Feland. Tho same
spirit Of gratitude that gave Or.
blackburn the Office Of Governor. for
lila services In the yellow fever
seouryc last year. oush, TO give Mrs.
Cook, tho widow OF DR.. Cook who
died fighting II Al Hickman, the
Office OF State Librarian.
A double wedding will occur at
Trenton next Thursday. Mcssrs.
Phil bacon and Chss. ID. ltunyon,
will 10 married 20 Misses Eta Dick
inson, and Louie Barnes respectively
They will DO married at III O'Clock
aud start Immediately on a bridal
tour 10 81. Louis aud other cities
As our efficient correspondent At that
place will 10 somewhat interested la
the affair, we trust some friend viii
supply his place, and give US re-
port OF the wedding ceremonies.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
WANTED,

1000, 900 POUNDS OF. Z OLD
TIM NAYS Ar sIs.
NJ GREGORY . RRo,Ssi
:. p,r,;os.h,v;n, c,,,,,s ,,s;ns, III.
Mntnal Benef;t assoc;a,;1n for, s;ck
benefits will .n,easa r.ysssnt. chem to
Ware q Patton Tor adjustment.
I ,Ii,, en 80, 4;
directors of the Mutual Benefit assq;
citation it was decided to pay de-
finite sum on the death of a member
- = S'
Having just returned from the East
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, | should
be pleased to have n call from my
lfiendS aou 'ne puonG seneral,y'
''
~ 'a1Se s,oT as. y, I 1 Wi!
'"eap az "0o MILD o.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

u Al IA AqP ShSss on sSa g more
about black eyes than the brightest brunette ~
America. He has given and taken thousands
in his time, and he says that the only thing
which will remove them within twelve hours is
t;iles Eminent fodidc Ammonia.
CsiIex pills cures Constipation. Sold by
ali druggist Send for pamphlet, Trial SIC
accents DR.. GILES. r
40 West broadway, MY.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
CLOAKS AND DOLMAS IN
GREAT VARIETY, at
ROACH Il LATHAMS.

CLOAKS AND DOLMAS IN
GREAT VARIETY, at
ROACH d LATHAMS.
HAMBURGS CHEAP, at
ROACH Il LATHAMS.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAlNS at -,
r. .'BOACH. & LATHAM'S.t
GERMANTOWN YARNS; acheap
at ROACH d. LATIIAM'S., ~,
A.. FINE ASSORTMENT. OF.
DRESS GOODS AND CASH
MERES at g., g.. liz.
ROACH & LATHAM'S. =.
JUST RECEIVED. +.
GIMP FRINGE AND
INSERTING, 80 n
at ROACH & LATHAM'S,
A choice line of Boots and Shoes,
"our own make" and every pair guar
antccd. at the "Old Reliable" :
STRENG & ERAsKEL.
A nobby line Of Prince Albert and
Getaway Worsted suits at e
The "Old Reliable. "'H
We have the most select line ,oi
Clothing in the city. Our stock Of
Overcoats and Dress Suits cannot he
excelled. STRENe & FRANKEL.s q
Remember we MANUFACTURES
OUR OWN CLOTHING and guar.
,antee every stitch. .t.e -,
STRESG FRASKRr...
Dress goods at l0c, l2ic and l5c
equal to any at 25c in the. market.
No more Rheumatism or Neuralgi;
by using the Medicated' Flannel, fql
sale by STRESa FRANKEL..
Bananas, Grapes. Lemons ant
Michigan Apples just received q
George Hanna's. !,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
TEXAS.

= will. trade. 53Sh acres ofrich prairie land,
'tbanty, Texas, for Christian county properly.
nc - = l.. A. SWEET.
,,Messrs. Blumensteil, McCamy and
Donte invite attention Of the public to
their latest style finish Of Carriages,
,Bpggies, &c. They are running a
.fall force Of experienced workmen and
warrant all work strictly. first class.
You7can purchase anything, in their
line at Louisville, Cincinnati or New
York prices on same quality Of goods.
Call and be convinced.
= Respectfully, yours,
BLUMENsTEIL. McCAMY 4 BoNTH.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
What Do You Say2

Isay that Louis ElBhas Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes and Clothing, and "you
bet" he can't be beat in Low Prices,
for he is the COMING MAN.
Blankets. Covcrlils and Comforts
at greatly reduced prices at -
LOUIS ELD's.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

These painful diseases arc relieved and
cured when every other plaster, Imminent or
lotion fails, by DIR. 4. t. Bradford's famous
internal remedy. Why will the afflicted suffer
when such valuable remedy can be had at
the small cost Of Bifty Cents per bother Delay
Is dangerous. Your disease daily becomes
more obstinate and more difficult to cure. but
one bottle OF DIR. Bradford's remedy will bring
relief, II not complete cure. Further inf0r-
nation given concerning this valuable remedy
by the sole proprietor, DR.. T. 4. BRADFORD,
Augusta. Ky, For Sale by E. II. Hopdcr \
Son, Hopkinsvillc, Ky.
August 10, '79-shn.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
Between Acts

Yon can get nice refreshments at An
aerson & Cheaney's, opposite Mozart
Hall.
T" You can get good Square Meal at
Gus. Halls Restaurant for rs cents, =,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

100000 POUNDS or OLD
SCRAP IRON DELIVERED Gin
TEN DAYS AT .F ,s'A'
NJ. GREGORY y BRO'S.a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
BRADSHAW TO GILLETr.

We are informed tha. MrJoscph Farres of Bradshaw, proposes to build, according to the termsiof the late law, q practicable wagon road from Bradshaw city to Gillett for the sum of Sl5,pO0, and give a good bond for the faithful fulfimen, of his con. tract. He proposes to lay of the road into five sections. and upon the completion of each section the Commissioners are to pay seventy-hv per cent of the amount he is to receive for each section, feseTviDg twenty five per cent until the next section Is com pleted and SO on until the route is opened direct to the town of Gillett from the City of Bradshaw. This strikes us good offer for inc commissioners, inasmnch as the gen tleman Is ready to give good bond for the iaithtul performance of ihe work. The road from Peck to Bradshaw Is soon Co be opened and if the commissioners of the road to Gillett bestir themselves, VIC will soon have a practicable highway from tae town of Prescott to Gillett via the most important min ;ng camps In the county, aud from 25 to 30 miles nearer than by any other route
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

Willard Rice and others have been work. irg the Cornuconia mine, near Cherry Creek, of late, taking out excellent ore.
 Lieut.. Lynch, of the stl, Infauty, has been 1 z anted an indefinite leave cf absence, on account of disability.
 Farmers on the headwatcrs of Lynx, Fur key and Hassayampa creeks have been flaw ored with several showers of late, and will raise good crops of potatoes. The old Salvador mine, four miles from town, on tie dircef road to the Agua Fria, ought 10 be yielding large anioEnt of ore. Why doesn't someone work iil
 MASONIC MEETING. There will be . meeting of AztIaD Lodge No. IF. F. & A. M., cn Tuesday evening, Juiy 29th, at half past seven, for work in the Second Degree.
 Hon. John G. Campbell. Anzona's Dele gate in Congress. arrived home on Sunday from Washington. looking hale, hearty and pleasing. Washington life agrees with him.
 Bryan's team arrived today from Mari copa, with goods for merchants. and two horse powers for Mr. x. Ross, with which he intends prospecting some of his valuable mining property.
 The author of letter that appeared in the last humber of the EXpositlr, wherein our name Is mentioned, is liar. has not the first principles of manhood and more over is dirty coward.
 Prescott and vicinity. werc again yester- day, favored with another rain, and from the appearance of the clouds, we should judge that ChinO and Williamson valleys came in for their share.
 We are informed that Rev. A. Gilmore pre- Iched an excellent funeral sermon yes terday for the depar ed little George Bang hert. The prayer by Rev. D. E. Wright was very appropriate for the occasion.
 Mr. John Aclers, the manager for Geo W. Curtis, at his sawmill, informs Us that the creek rose higher, yesterday, than for several years, taking away the bridge near the old ranch of Geo. Berry, two and a half miles south of town.
 The funeral of tn. late Mrs II. C. Casey took place yesterday afternoon and Was quitc generally attended,. me body was laid away in its last resting place. under the auspices of the lndeDendent Order of Odd Fellows and in their burial ground.
 FUN FOR ALL-The Prescott Variety Troupe are now an organization permanent ly established. who propose to glve the clti- zens of Prescott a sample of their perform ing. Their entertainment. which is an. npuncc in our .tlvo-ficine, ratun,po f.,r S.t urday eveuing of Ims week, bids fair to eclipse anything of the kind ever before UffrreI in Prescott. The troupe propnst to gIve an entertainment that wilt oe pleas ing, entertaining, instructive, etc, and We brspeak for them full house. They will leave nIthiny uldole that should bc done to make this entertainment the best of the season.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
MONDAY.

Two funerals in Psesc1tt in one day IS of such unusual occurrence that 1t was the subject of general remark yesterday, and cast general gloom over the village, espe- cislIy among the moro permanent residents of the place, who were acquainted with the departed.
 Tae morning services. held in Marina street NJ. E. Church in commemoration of the death of Gsorgie BInghart, who was killed by lightning on Wednesday evening last, were solemn and impressive. Chap lain Gilmore, |, <. A., preached from the text, "Bc yc also ready, for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of Man eometh.'
 Ills remarks were addressed to the living. who were reminded by this sal event that all must die, the young as we'll as the old, and no one can foretell the moment of his de- parture.
 In the afternoon similar services were held over the remains of Mrs II. C. Casey st the residence of ]. G. Wiley. on McCor- mIck street, after which the Independent Order of Odd Fellows took charge, and re- paired to the Odd Fellows Cemetery, fol- lowed by large coscourse of sympathizing frieu Is and neighbors of the deceased. Here appropriate services were had at the grave and all ihst is mortal cf one cut of in the prime ot early womAnhood was laid beneath the earth away from human sight for ever
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
SALT RIVER ITEMS.

Maricopa, July 23d.-A man named Fisher was found dead il the road two miles north of here. lIe was in charge of Asher < Cos teams. Cause of death sup. posed tp have beon a ft.
 X man named Heenan has been scutcnccd to l2j days in the county jail for selling whi.key ;o Indians at Maricopa.
 Melons by the wagon lo3d are offered flr sale on our street corners Pumpkins, the rare product Ii thls valley. are not vet in market. IL is expected ihai the demand from Prescott forour pumpkins will fHr exceed the supply. Niasr please quote. Sal; River Her a,d.
 If 'lrc demand lrcn, Prescott exceeds the supply, then We will order the parohs.e of the pumpkin who edits the Herald, which will insure us an everlasting supply Pgmpkins are good. even g,ee, ones.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

The placer mircrs on Lynx creek, above tlIe Thunderboli mill, in running drifts into the liiIl, east of the rayine, have struck an old channel of the creek. the gravel from which prospects better than anything found an rhe creek for several years. Mr. Tim msrman. one of the placer owncrs, informed U. that SIC per day is about the average to the hand in this new ind.
 IIPRov1sa TmB STRIET.-1he city au- thoritics have ordered the hill in front cf the residence of Hon. E. W. Wells, on Cor tez Street. excsvaied, so that IT will bc possible for loaded teams to pass over. This work is much needed, and will be quite a convenience 10 the public. The hill in front of ihs residence of pr. McCand, less. is also in siding trough state and should also bc rcfaired.