The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-01
HERE AND THERE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The South Kentuckian and either
Petcrsen's Magazine or Godey's La
dy's Book for So. year.
There is talk of an "Old Folks"
concert being given by the ladies of
the Methodist church.
Rev. j. G. Porter will begin q pro-
tracted meeting at South Union to-
day.
Miss Lucy heterogeneous began
her second dancing school last night
IN the hall adjoining this Office.
The South Kentuckian will be sent
on trial from now till January lst,
1882 for twenty-five cents, cash.
Boys, send 1t to'your girls.
S. II. Turner will close tic sale of
tickets in the Willard Hotel Lottery
next Monday. This will be your
last chance.
"BuiIalo Bill' and his party passed
through The city Sunday on their way
from Nashville to Evansville. There
were several indiana in the party.
Send along" "a dollar, dollar and a
hall, or two dollars, as John Thomp.
son would say, and invest the same
in subscription to tho South Ken
luckian.
. Messrs Buckner & Woodbridge re-
ceived last week tho FIRST hogshead OF
new tobacco. It was raised by Mr..
r. I. Shelton, ah energetic and clever
young farmer near LoDgvicw.
Scores of the best men in this and
adjoining couniies owe for the South
Kentuckian for one or more years. II
Is such small matter that II has
been overlooked, butnow that their at
tcniion has been called TO II, we want
them 10 bring on the root OF all evil.
Many farmers from AFFECTIONS OF
the county arc complaining of the
ravsges OF the army worms aud flies
upon the early wheat. In many
instances II has been necessary TO
SOW the fields second time. A few
hard frosts arc needed to put stop
to the depredatlons Of these postiier-
Gus insects. ~
80. pe'o" ""o W." so'''e A''
".w 'a'" ''''''oe's ~ g,'oo eav','we
W." s'' ''p' " '' ''''' he'
'u'AiSa QUE year irce, anu a'so por-
ua''o VI VIC" "a'"e'" 40 4 ihches.
- Is s'"u 70 DO '"e oes' picture o.
oen our"e'' e'cr "Ne'' ahu 30 ae-
f"o"'e'eeu ny h'"isc''' heres
your ''ah.'' 40" VINO wiz W 'ho
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Freight IRAN No. vi was wrecked
ncar the turn-table Friday morning al
o'clock. The engine was thrown of
the track and partly turned over the
enbaDkment and II required hard
work TO get II back the next day.
The accommodation was unable to
pass and did not leave for Nashville
until after twelve O'Clock. II made
the trip though and returned ON time.
MISS H"na rhh',ps' VI oo'Y"on'
cd Bethel Female College n year q,
two sso was married last ,yeanes.
aav.,o ur Reed p,sko Of Corvaou.
There were four half. of attendants
and the wedaing was tho most pota.
tble one that Ind been In Corydon for
many months.
new ., " brewer was reappo.''eo
pastor VI 'n' Me'"ou's' CHURCH. oy
.a' 0oa'e''"'e wh'ou reo'"'is ne' ~
oNeasooro. mr. p,ewers many
ton especially. will be clad to knew
that no win remain another year
| He Is a minister Of extraordinar,
force and eloouenee. and Il would be
hard to find ono who would give
more uniyorsal satisfaction as \
preacher, and be moro highly esteem.
ed as gentleman by our people.
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NV oa"'P a"' 'e"s,' "''N' nun
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