The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-13
HERE AND THERE.
Don't forget the show tomorrow.

| Two VI AT. u Try CHiluTeh HhFt
recently died.
| Cir-cuss It you like, but We mus
90 TO see the animals.
The Court House yard Is getting
green as spring advances.
A rrotracica meeting isln progress
at the Methodist Church.
There is much complaint of flies
destroying the young Tobacco plants
IN some seeiinns.
A. w. Pyle has ordered twenty
i've baby cradles for the spring aud
summer trade. Whew.
6. w. Walker had HIS examining
trial Tuesday for the killing OF 4. VI.
Jenkins, and was held under bond
of $3.50.
"Coiion.eyed-Joe" writes good
newsy letter, aud we hope to receive
many similar budgets Of news from
his pen.
A communication signed A. ID.
is consigned TO the waste basket be-
cause tho writer's name does not &C.
company 1t.
Aleck Lawson, a negro aged 81
years. was tried before Judge Long
Saturday, and adjudged by jury 10
be lunatic aud will be sent to the
asylum. QtfTQf
Mr.. T. L. BARLEY, Of Church Hill.
known to our readers 40 "Shorifel-
low left last week for Louisville
and Cincinnati to rcplenish his stock
OF dry goods and general mcrchaii-
disc.
Don't forget the grand street pa
geant tomorrow at ten o'clock. II
will DO the grandest and most mag
nidcent thing OF the kind Hopkins
willie has ever had an opportunity OF
witnessing.
Remember the fret person who
pubscrlbes aud pays for the SOUTH
KRSrucxiAN for one year Tomorrow
will receive ticket to the snow as
a premium. This only applies TO
new subscribers
See the immcuse stock Of watches,
clocks jewelry, &C.. just received at
Howc's jcwelry store; It ia beautiful.
Mr. Howe Ia our "old reliable" jcw-
elcr, you can depend upon getting a
good article when you buy from him.
Four or five wagon loads Of negro
emigranss passed through the city
last week ca route for Kansas, the
land which IL represented 10 the de-
iudcd blacks Nc a land where "friltor''
trees aud honey ponds abound.
Messrs. j. G.. Iiord and J. II.
Myers have gone into the grocery
business IN the room next door TO the
Post Ofiico. They have q good stock
aud will cndeavor by straixht-for-
ward dealing TO merit good share
OF tho public patronage. Give them
acall.
vSevcral new correspondents have
I,bcen added to our list Of reporters
This week. Almost every section OF
,be surrounding country is iUw rep
resented. The people cannot fail to
acc tho superior advantages the South
KExrucwlAS possesses as a county
paper.
Jas. N. Howe, our leading jeweler,
has just received at his store the
largest stock OF watches we have eyer
seen together at one time. aud from
the low prices he Is offering them we
can see that he brought them here to
cell aud not TO keep always with the
hope OF realizing q largo profit on
them. f5 fss
- "Creeuie" wishes TO know II IL Is
etiquat,c for a young gentleman to
accompany n young lady home from
church and stay I'LL eleven o'clock,
II may moi be strictly in accordance
with the rules OF etiquette but II IL
customary with the boys to go in'
provided there is q fro in the parlor
or tho weather Is not too cold to make
| 1t uncomfortable without one, though
eleven o'clock is entirely too late to
stay under any circumstances, unless
the young gentleman has more inter.
csiing subjects than the weather, etc.
10 discuss, and said subjects are equal.
liy as interesting TO tho other party.