The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
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this season.
Road the advertisement Of Mr.. l..
q. Allen 10 smother column.
The honses Of Maj. B-esthitt and
Mr.. Webb on Main street viii soon be
fhished.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Howe, has rented Mrs..
Roach's house on Clay street and has
moved into II.
Messrs. z. W. Henderson, and n.
W. Grissam have enclosed theiry ards
with new fences.
A email dwelling house has been
erected In the rear OF the Excelsior
Planning Mill.
Many OF our citizens are sodding
their yards and fixing up their yards
aud fences generally. "A -
The next gale that sweeps from the
south will bring to our ears the
clash Of matrimonial arms.
Mr.. <. G. Burton Of Louisville 10
acting as Express agent during the
temporary absence Of Mr.. Norwood.
Several parties have established
shooting galleries In the city, where a
person can display his marksman.
ship for nickel. re-
Our readers can appreciate ihs
value Of . paper with correspondents,
We give them ihis week the storm
nsws from nearly every part Of the
county.
| A man with A patent swing was In
the city. last week attracting consid.
cradle attention from the small folks,
Tho swing was something nice and
calculated 10 please the eye Of the
little folks.
We inadvertently omitted to state
last week that the Fair Association
had elected officers for the ensuing
rear, Col. z. A. Startling was ehosen
President aud Judge Jas. o. Ellis
Secretary. 4 (.
.Whero was Moses when the lamp
went outi" since the circus, has 20,
70 DO more Of . nuisance than Pima
fere ever was. Nearly every body
you meet old or young, male or TO-
male 10 humming It.
Mr.. r. l.. Ellis has purchased ths
very desirable house and lot OF Mr.
| W. II. Howe on High school streel
and win take possession on the first
OF Nay. The place q ono Of Che besI
Improved ones In the city. Mr.. Howe
has removed to Nashville. rl {.
A. W. Pyle desires to gay that b
will sell his damaged furniture q
greatly reduced rates. IIis coffin
were not hurt, with few exceptions
and no 10 prepared TO furnish then
the same % before. Call aud see hi
furniture sniig give him q helping
hand by patroniziug him. ''
On public days y lot Of negroe
spread their tables and s,snds on th
corner OF Main aud Bridge street AM
the crowds that congregaic aroun'
them obsiruct the streets for agoo
part Of the Jay. We hope the ccun
ell will look Into the matter aud put
stop TO the nuisance.
Our chow ticket propositio
brought us soven cash subscriber
lsst Wednesday,. Mr.. NARROW John
son was the nrst to, subscribe and col
seqasntIy got the sicket. They wer
all requested to return at Dime
when the lucky one was made know
and the premium awarded.
| fS{AFf gfhA FfiiN TFFI
Rev. a. D. sears, ofClarksvIll
viii preach the annual sermon befor
the young ladies Of Bethel Femsl
College on the evening Of Nay 13rs
Rev. Mr.. sesrs 10 spoken Of o. Q
able end entertaining preacher On
Prot. Rust has displayed good judi
mort In sclec.iug him to perform N
. duty Of delivering tho snhasi se'
Mr.. Jas. N. Howe, the jsweler Il
serts q big advertisement this weeI
Iie 10 determined to keep first cla
stock Of jewelry on hand and is NJ
AFRAID to let tho people know It by ~
: vertislng. His store 10 the most O
tractive one In the city, and any OF
desiring 10 purchase jewslry will q
well to call and selecs from his mau
moth stock.Y Read bis adver,isems'
. In another column for further parti
ulars.
"Davy Crockett" asks us IFS
: good breeding for young lady TO J
|, suit . young gentleman whom o.
= had permitted to accompany her fro
J. church aud insisted upon going
. because he stayed TIL eleven o'cioc
a The expression is rather too harsh
4 use about Q lady, but II 10 certain
y wrong for a lady TO insult . gent
4 man for q propagation so sligl
o Eleven O'Clock, while II Is rather Ia
o 10 not late enough to justify such
e course. On such occasions youl
70 gentlemen sometimes get intense
" interested in the subjects being d
d cussed aud forget the old max
l. "7empus Jagit dun loquimur." y
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