The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-30
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49," b"S'i"6 nus uSSu eoiiUubly
retarded By the bad weather.
Preaching at only one or two
ckurhes last Sunday night.
The hotels spread extra good din
mere buforc their guests Thursday.
No more wheat can be sown this
fall. The crop WIN be a short one.
We understand there viii be
change in the railroad time table
next Sunday. M
Gus Boalcs gave thanks Thursday
II was Q boy and put In an appear
anco Tuesday.
The Knights of Pythias Lodges 10
avery lourishing condition. 1t 10
receiving new accesslons every meet
Ing.
Mr.. s. A Nance, Jr. has taken q
position ia the grocery store OF Me-.
Cavanah where 10 will be glad 10
sec his friends.
Mr.. T. W. Baker, OF Ncwstead sold
lasi Friday Lot OF hogs, flhy in num-
Der that averaged $50 lbs. gross. lie
received four cents forthem.
ifthis Il IEdian summer. ii Tho
language Of Capt JNo. Smith In the
farce Of lpccahonias, "What an Indi.
an summary proceedingi"
Since last week We have learned
the Church hin Grange Is not the
only one in the county. There is one
AT Bennelistcwn In good working or
der.
But little talk is heard about the
Councllnen TO be elected. The elec.
tion comes OF next week. Good
men shuuid be selected regardless Of
poliiies,
Mr. Carter aud Miss Word were
mOrriod near the riiy last Sunday.
We did not hear The particulars but
suppose The, will be reported by
some one Of our correspondents.
q
Mrs. Dr. Carsyof Mt. Vernon, ]ns
a daughter OF Mr.. Jesse .Layhe, OF
this county, died last week and her
body was brought 10 the home OF her
father for internenf.
Three members Of tho X. Of p.
Lodge died between the 18th and
22d Insis. Two ofthem, Mcssrs. VIM
freq aud Twyman. were buried by the
order, but Judge Ellis was buried by
the Masons. M
The country reporters are beginning
to send In their items again and wc
Intend, With their assistance 70 make
the SorTn KRSTrcKtAS the best 10
cal paper even published in Hopkins.
vile.
Be II said 10 the honor OF our nor.
respondents that ouly one of. them
. as si;s!!..s';,. GGhss;; CHI; XMAS Hos
his mothers sake we spared that one
tho diszracp Of printing the word
as no wroleit
I,1,- raw sh,t WIN. snodsras'
last Tuesday at the residence Of the
formcrsiour. miles from tho city. we
were unable 10 find out what the
trouble was about. The wounds, one
In the hand and one IN tho hip were
not ofa serious character.
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/. Thanksgiving deyswas notobseryed
here. Tho banks aud post Office we're
the ouly houses closed, and every
body was glad when Il was gone
1; God dinners were generally spread,
which was about tho only thing that
made the day worthy OF notice.
MrsC, N, Drown, or Hiram, has
moved to the city. aud been Installed
In tho shcriiTs Office as deputy IN
III January, wien his torn will be-
gin. He was elected by one OF the
most flaltering votes ever polled for
any man IN the county and since q
Democrat cannot DO elected We
would rather see Cy. Brown sheriff
than any Republican In the county.
overly, the counterfcIlers who
was taken 70 Louisville, y Ia jail
there aud win have 10 remain I'LL
February 23d, when he will be tried,
lie can but feel for the poor fellow.
Wo believe that his Ignorance has
gotten him into this scrape, out OF
which there soon to be wsy OF escape.
A term in the Peniten,iary, and .
long one, seems INEVITABLE. y ~
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The dwelling house Of Mr.. Ohio
Graves, a few miles from the city,
caught fire and was entirely con-
sumed Sunday night, with oil the
household effects. The fire was tho
result Of accident. Tho property, we
understand, was owned by Mr.. S. 0.
Graves, or this city, and that Il was
insured to the amount Of only $1,000
Tho loss will fall heavily upon botl
OF tho gentlemen.
Bill Iiogns attended the wedding
at I,elleyiew Thursday night, Il wa
alarming to see him cleaning up on
end Of the table, although no apollo
gixcd for his poor appetite, upon ih'
plea that he had eaten a Thanksgiving
turkey aud u couple OF plates of bus
cults as a lunch just before he start
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