The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
HERE ANp THERE.

! A"o uikScss mug w Nic iuturc 10
the hop Thursday night.
Mr., Jno. d. Bell wants q good
horse. Sec notice elsewhere.
Spring chickens ara just beginning
to appear In the market u, fancy
prices 4t
The school children are beginning
to coun, the days ill they will be
free.
We have had no spring this year.
We passed from winter 10 summer at
single step.
Polk Cansler Is having largo add.
ton made to his liyety stable, on
Virginia street. s.3&
Tho editors arc cordially invited
to make our office their headquarters
while In the city.
Tickets for the Hop Thursday
hight csh be secured by calling at
Jas. L. Wahl's jewelry store.
The Italian muslclahs who made
music at Ccrulean Springs last sum-
ner are In the city again.
Tobacco continues to roll In at
rapid rate. The warehouses are oil
crowded for storage room.
A ANAL dwelling house Is being
erected Oh Russellyillo Street, IN the
rear Of Mr.. Schmitt's.
Mcssrs. Woodbridge & Duckner
have had handsome sign post placed
IN front Of their drug store.
Exchanges who take our items and
rchash them will please do us tho
tavor to give the proper credit.
Mrs. e. II. Anderson Ia having a
nice residence erected OIL Clay street
opposite the Public School buildings.
The woods are said to be literally
filed with locus,s. II this Is the case
they will play sac havoc with the
coming crops.
Judging from marked papers we
are receiving, wesupposc Cnup's cir
cue will visi, Ilopkinsville during the
coming season. - it"D
The newsy letter of our Lafayette
correspondent. which appears in an
other column, was written on postal
card. a
Persons who have agreed TO cutter
tain visiting editors, will please be
ready to receive them by this after
noon, as some Of them will come in
to-day.
Rev. DR.. Baker of Russcllvillc will
preach the annual sermon before the
young ladies' of Bethel Female Col.
lcge a, the BAPTIST church Sunday
June 18th at IL o'clock A. IL.
The Jesse Radcliffe case came mp al
Princeton yesterday. A largo num-
Der Of witnesses and several Atlor-
neys from this city went down 10 at
tend Il. al rkfF
Mr.. w. A. Mccormack, OF the Bev-
crley ncighborhood. planted an acre
OF tobacco on Monday the 9th inst.
So far as VIC nave heard this was the
arst tobacco planted this year.
A protracied meeting was in pro.
gress at tho Christian Church all last
week. Tho pastor was assisted by
Rov. W. S. Keene, minister Of much
ability aud power 40 speaker.
The Grecnpackers held a Conven-
ton at Crofton Saturday and Rev.
|J.T. Barrow, Of this city. was nom.
mated as the candidate Of that party
TOR tho Legislature.
The employees Of the passenger de-
partment Of the railroads. including
the ageats and baggage master here,
have donned handsome new uniforms
Of blue cloth aud brass buttons.
Mrs. Armstrong; music class will
give a concert next Tuesday evening.
Further particulars will DO given
next week, as We have been unable
70 learn anything Of tho programme
The Souru KENTUcKrAS is pub.
lished carly In the week; has -four
days la which to gather fresh news
and consequently is not under the
necessity ofpublishing items that arc
stale.
A negro woman walked from
Cadiz 10 this city Saturday and faint
| ed from exhaustion uponh her arrival
here aud It was some time before the
doctors could bring her Unconscious
ness.
Quite number OF persons from
this city went out to the dedication
ofShiloh church, at Shoots Bridg,
last Sunday. Rev, ,Jno. w. Lewis
\ Of Henderson, preached to on immens'
congregation. y l,sA paias
Rev. j. I Barrow married Mr.. Jas
| I, Barnett TO Miss Mollie Woodbridge
at Kelly's Station Sunday and imme.
liately thereafter preached funera
discourse which bad been appointed
for that day.
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