davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-01
The Dead President in the Rotunda of the
Capitol.

0GRAtuss
The Presidents body is in Wash
ington. Two weeks and one day
after he was carried down Pennsyl-
vania avenue to the depot he was
carried again along that broad thor
onghfare, but the feeble breath Of
two weeks is hushed and the eyes
that even then were dull and almost
lustreless are closed forever, The
great heart is still, and infthe Ro-
tunda of the Capitol which on the
4th Of March last he crossed with
such proud step the wasted body,
stiff in death, lies in state. On ev-
cry hand the trappings Of woe are
seen. The public buildings have
put on the badge Of sorrow, and
swathed in black lend an impressive
decoration to q scene whose other
principal feature Is the great crowds
which stand around in silence and
awe in the presence Of death.
All places Of business, as well as
the departments and public Offices,
we're closed, and the ordinary avoca-
tons Of the day were suspended.
The entire population gathered to
meet tho train and in respectful sis
lehee watch the removal Of the body
and its transportation to the Capitol
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-01
/" In God sOe Trust

President Garfield was shot by
the assassin Guiteau on the Cd of
July. He died from the effects of
the wound on the 10Th Of Septcm-
Der. The one event occurred in the
District Of Columbia the other in
the State of New Jersey.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-01
THE PRESIDENT,

On Monday last the mortal re
mains Of our beloved and much
mourned President were entombet
at the place Of his nativity. AL
christendom may be said to have at
tended his funeral; bells were tolled
and funeral insignia exhibited, not
only throughout the length and
breadth of this country, but foreign
nations mingled their signs with our
mourning nation.
The event is one of the most start
ling that the pen of history records,
and the most reverent mind inquiries
what great design does the ALL-wIsE
ALMIGHTY ruler of nations and dis
penser of human events, intend to
work out by this occurrence! Our
feeble insight into the future will
not enable us to form even a con-
--IT,s,l anes. nothing in |
We HIS own inter-
it is fit and proper
~ make rs wisdom apparent.
One gratifying result Of the ca.
lamity seems already to appear, aud
that is cooling of party rage, and
. recognition Of the fact that a polit-
ical opponent may be honest and
patriotic. If the American people
can be brought to realize the fact
that "Ours are the plans of fair,
delightful peace, unwarped by party
rage to live like brothers
If the blood Of the Martyred Pres
idenr shall cement this mighty peo-
pie in bonds of brotherly love, and
cause sectional and partizan strife
to cease in the land, then he will
not have died in vain.
As to the future Of our country,
if any mans heart fails him let him
remember the motto on the Nations
coin
SIN God zoe Trust
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-01

The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet on Monday next.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
Death Of Mrs. F. r. Manson.

A wife. widow, a mother, and
for the grave within q
twelve month. Is the brief, yet sad
history of tho married lite of Mrs.
Katic d. Manson, nee Bell, wife OF
the late +: I. Manson, whose death
we chronitied about a mouth since
Mrs. Manson died at the home place
of her grand fsther, the late DR.. Bell,
IN Christian county, hSt Monday
about noon. As Mis-, Katie Bell she
was the center of large circle OF ad-
mircrs in this anil Christian counties,
aud many will be the heart-pangs al
the brief announcement that head
this article. Sooihcd by that unfal'
tcring trust which Ia the Chrisiian't
safeguard, size passed into that Other
lilo whore rc.i and peace is found
Tobacco LeaJ.
Mrs. Manson had MANY friends il
this city who will learn with infinite
regret of her rniimely death.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. res
idoncc of the brides father. Mr.. T.,
Edwards, in this city, Dec. 7,h, Mr..
Irwin A. Pcllil, OF Scdalia, Ills, to
Mrs Mollie Edwards.
WADE. EvANS.-A; the resi-
denrc OF the bride. in this city, Dec.
Is, 1881, Mr.. Nelson Wade, OF Fair
view, to Miss Mi,lie Evans.
FOARD-HADEN AT the resi-.
ience OF the BRIDE. near Church Ill.,
this county, Dec. l6, 1881, Mr.. Abe
l.. Foari, TO Miss Fannie II. Hadeu
HALL COBB. AT the residence
of the brides father, near Faiview
Dee. 18th 1881, Mr.. Jno. A. Hall, to
Miss Matte Cobb.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
The Opening Sales.

The first tobacco sales Of tho season
took place at the Exchange last Thurs-
day, 10Th inst. Prices opened at from
fifty cents 10 one dollar higher il'an
last year. Most OF the tobacco offered
was of inferior quality but tho prices
were satisfactory. About 70 hogs
heads were sold. The following buy
ers were lresout. r.. r Clark, J. ii.
Crouch aud W. l.. Smith, GAINESVILLE |;
Jno. Thompson, Louisville; Jno. g.
Norton, Madi,onvillc; I. II. Han
cock, New York; I. IL. Shaw, Fair
view; w. +. Bnckner and W. E.
Ragsdale, Lorgyiew; w. A. Lowry
and Il. Z. Jameson, Pembroke; f..
NJ. Fiack, Jas. Bronangh, G. v.
Thompson, y. G. Wiley, j. d. Ware
and A. u. Champlin, livpkiusyillc.
Inspectors weekly report of Hop
kinsvillc tobacco market, for week
ending Dec. Is 1881.
Receipts since last report. e. 90 hhds
l,cceipts for The year 80. Tag hhds
Sales for the year. ......... G1 hhds
ID. r. SMTnsoS, Inspector.
Tobacco sales by Alternately & Co.
Dec. Is, Of 8 hhds. ms follows:
Six hhds. Low Leaf and Lng@.
sos, sos, $50, 555, 5.25, 44o.
Three l.hds. Old Leaf, S. TOO
700.
Sixty,seven hhds. wrrc sold in the
Market, mostly Low Leaf and Lngs,
and prices we're very satisfactory.
Lugs OPENED considerably stronger,
and leaf fully mp to the first sale nj
last season. Country buyers, after
Thoroughly canvassing the Hopkinf
vile district. were strong bidders aiter
ascertsiniug the Ahortness Of the crop,
while our orirr men were compelled
to submit to the Curb.
Sales uoxt Wednesday.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20

The old scruJby locusts trees ON
Main Street in front of the Beard
building have been cut down aud the
appearance OF the stree; is much i'm
proved.
There was bnsket Meeting at
Church Hill last Sunday which drew
very large crowd from tho sur
rounding country. Several pei sons
from lhis city attended.
Mr.. Holland has lei out the con-
tract for building his new Opera
IIouso to Messrs. Forbes & Cant
Arrangements will all bn made TO be-
gin work in the early spring and the
building will be completed by the
first of September.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
gave an oyster supper OF tho Court
House Thursday evening. The pro.
grAmnc also included dancing. For
particulars in regard TO the terpsiclio.
rcan pleasures Of the occnsion, apply
the handsomcs, { p widowcr in town.
DIR. WIN. Adams, Of Louisville,
preached two sermons nj the Firsi
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
The house was filled to lis utmost ca
pacity both morning and evening
DR.. Adams 10 a minister of great
power IN the pulpit, and both Of hi
discouffes were able aud eloquent
presentations OF the subjects discuss
ed.
A year or more ago Mr.. c. E. West
OF this city, took tho agency for the
White Sewing Machine. The enter,
prise has succeeded, owing as much
no doubt, to the intrinsic merit OF tho
machine as TO anything Else. Mr.
West is well up IN this business. lie
.pcnt year or Two IN the factory and
acquired thorough knowledge o
hi, machine. lie makes repairs
speciality. SEQ his conspicuous ad
vcrtismcnt In another column.
The long expected event has ar
rived. The affair which.ha so lonl
been tho theme In business circles ha
been consumnlaicd. The deed i
done. The die Is cast. NJ. FRANKIE
&lSons have moved to their metro
poli,sn store rooms In the new Bear'
building. All that money could pur
chase, or ingenuity devise, has clli
tribuied to the iiling up of this. tlr
handsomcst establishment ofthe city
These gentlemen arc ready 10 receiv
their whoiesnle aud retail customer
a, any time;
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
Heroes Of the Plaias.

Buels latest book. barring the a
bpve title, seems to have captivated
Ill classes Of readers Maj. General
Wesley Merritt, Of the U. S. Army,
has written letter to the author, in
which he says "lou seem through
out to have appreciated the fact that a
faithful rendition Of the exploits ofour
'Frontipr Heroes was sufficient to
captivate the attention of the reader,
aud to command the sympathy Of all
who are interested in manly courage
and the progress Of civilization in the
Great West" The book has received
many other concentrations Of equally
high order, and is meeting with such
re,uarkblA success that tho Publisher
have not been able to supply the Go
mand until within tho last few days
1t is sold only by subscription. Be,
advertisement elsewhere.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
Council Doings.

Regular meeting City Councilmcn
held Dec. 6, 1891.
Various accounts allowed.
Chief police filed his report for
November.
The lot owners on west si,le OF
Coleman street required TO make
broken stone pavement on west side
of said street from South to Nash
vile street.
ID. Il. Beard, F.J. Browncll and
II. II. MeCamy appointed commit
tee 10 examine aud report il necessa-
ry TO drain Mrs. Sarah Coleman
pond aud cleanse the Underwood lot
near ille coal office.
Officers OF city election appointed.
A. w. Pyle given permission 10
erect wo0dcn shed in the rear OF
the Mason lot for chair factory.
Various persons released from or
ronious tax assessments Tor the year
1881
Adjourned meeting held Dec. Z
1881.
w. ii Howe given permission to
use tho waste water IRON Rock
Spring To mana 'aciure ice.
The Auditor and Treasurer report
ed settlement ot the accounts OF r
NJ. Owen, city tax collector, for the
year 1880.
j. &. Latham and =. P. Campbell
cemetery commiiIee, filed contract
made by them with Downcr & Bro
for reset'ing trees in the cemetery in
place Of those that have died.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
BELLEvIEw.
Wheat ia looking very vol.

Wheat ia looking very vol. H.,
Farmers are burning plant fniHl
Rev. a. w. Meacham will begin u
pro,racted meeting at West Union
next Sunday, the 18th, assisted b,
Rov. J & Porter.
Rcv. Il. Z. Peters prenches eyer,
third Sunday NJ New Shiloh.
There was a sale at Mr.. Andrew
Owens Dec. 10Th.
Mr.. lIerndon lett to day for Virginia
lie will he absent several days.
Prof. Ashton aud Mr.. Henry Bry
ant returned from New Orleans hi.
week.
MIR. Sam McGcbce. ofvirginia. Il
now with his brother, Mr.. j. W. Nc
Gehcc OF this place.
Mr.. Frank Owen took his depart
ure last wrcl: for Ballard county.
Mrs. Britic Afford, Of Nashville
Tenn. is visiting the family OF Mr.. j
j. Smith.
Miss Vcrda Mathews. who ha
been visiting relatives at this place
returned TO her home In Ballard e.
last week. accompanied by her cousi
Miss Bette Robertson.
There hns been "Wolfe" seeh il
this neighborhood lately.
HuLDA.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
A Fowl Transaction.


Mr.. T.. W. Means of this county
shipped last Saturday car load OF
turkeys to New Orleans. There
were nearly 900 in tho lot and as he
drove them through the streets they
created a big sensation. just as tho
gang got opposite this office halfa
dozen Of them flew up and
alightcd on top Of the roof. II seems
that tho fowls knew Chrlstmas was at
hand and undcrslood the ''ct~nal tit.
ness OF thugs" and they could not be
scared ofr.tt was only after considera'
bic trouble, later In tho day, that they
wero induced 10 fly down. 3
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
The 0. E. Q. Combination.

The Old Folks Concert company
accepted all invitation to play in
Cadig last Saturday night for the
benefit ofahc Baptist church. The
Cadiz people bore all of the expenses
OF transportation, entertaining, etc
About a dozen Of the combination
weht4down aud played to a full
house. We understand that abou
$50 was realized above all expenses
The young folks who went down hat
jolly tine and came back highl!
pleased with Cadiz aud her people.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
N 0 7 ! { Z!

AS all my time is employed in SUI
rerimeuding.t building Of chair
factory, | have no time to devote to
collection, etc., and ! have placed all
my accouats aud notes in the hands
of Mr.. r w. Henry, for collection,
and as will need all the money that
is due me, hope you will come for
ward and make prompt payment to
Mr.. Henry. l will still continue in
the furniture business and keep on
hand a full stock Of furniture. Thank.
ing you for your liberal patronage III
the past, and hoping to receive a con
tinuaucc Of the same. am
Very Respectfully,
A. w. PYLE.
dec. 1881 am,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Nick Roberts liamp.y Dumpty
viii be at Mozart HALL next Thursday
evening Dee. -. Its without doubt
one Of the best liu,npty Dumpiy
iroupes OH the road. There are nine-
teen people in the company and 1t lie
lar superior TO any company Of tho
kind that has ever Visited this city.
The following 10 iroa the lndianapo-
lis Sentiurl:
Tho Park 1licaicr was filed with
very enthusiastic audience lust eye
uing To witness tho fret production
this season OF Nick Roberts new
llumpty Dump,y and famous special.
~ troupe. MIR. Roberts always gives q
No. show. The thrce clowns are
excellent. "liumpiy Dumpiy' l.
something people never tire OF, and
this is one OF the hest companies on
the road. Tie conlical situations aud
changes are first. clas., aud the spec-
iality entertainment good all through.
a splendid baud accompanies ihr
party, aud gives excellent balcony
srrcnadcs.
Tickets for sale at City Drug Store.
Reserycd seats 10 cents.
KICKS EvANGELiSE.
Rlce's Evangcline company which
will be at Mozart Hall Fridn, eve,
ming of this week Is the largest CON-
pany that has ever visited Hopkins.
willie. The company consists OF q
persons and first class orchestra
The piece has never been produced IL
the city aud Il will draw u big house
The following clippings arc taken
from the many complimentary allu
sions TO the company wherever it ha'
been;
Ed Rice's reconstructed opers
buaue cxtrayagunza OF "Evangeline
CONES here 10 night with mn entirel,
new company, including three talen
| ted prima donnas. Wcalhersby, Rich
ardson, aud Larkelle. aud with sucl
| retinue OF stage beauties aud hu
piurisls us never preceded them il
amy of their former visits. Such ,
corps OF clever artists will appropri
ately inaugmate this bright and dash
ing organization into its inviting ney
quarters, where everything Is brigh
and Joyous. aud where the brillianc
. of the appointments will ouly b
equaled by the gaycty OF the Drlis,
who will people them. Rice's regen
Grated "Evangeliae" will bring ne,
life to this delightful home OF Il,
MUSES. and as II will only b. here ia
a werk, everyone win be ready
welcome it.-[N. Y. Tribune.
: "Evangeline" the extravaganza
which liico's Evangeline CompNn
has made an unQuestionablc success
I aud which has been received wit
9 unanimous favor In all parts of Il
r States in which the company has r.
Gently becn travelling, was presente
last evening before an audience th
i filled the beautiful Park Theater
IS replc'ion. With go many iavorit
y the play could hardly fail of being
a popu'ar attraction, and the manag
: ment has furnished everything TO
/ desired In the setting Of scenery al
10 costumes, all of which are worthy
is the theater.-- Eccniag 1fgnscrl
Boston. N
Reserved seats 81. Tickets ne
- on sale at Gish & Gamers.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
Carriers Address.

w. T. lIawley, the SoUTn KEN.
TUcKiAN carrier boy will deliver hi.
annual address 10 The city snGscrib.
ers next Saturday morning. Doubt.
less everybody knows what j. ex-
pcc,cd of him when the address is
delivered, lie has made n faithful
carrier aud we trust he may he re-
wardcd with liberal supply OF
sChrisinas money"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
Elopsment.

Mr.. Boyd and Miss Reushaw, a
daughter ofMr. j. q. Renshaw, OF
Sinking Fork, passed through tho
city Sunday night on their way TO
GAINESVILLE TO DO married. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Everett and
Miss Williams. At this place they
were joined by prominent young
attorney who accompanied the party
10 their destination. AT this writing
they have not rciuracd.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20

An old house on Sites hill fell
down on q boy named Carver last
Tuesday aud he was considerably
hurt. lie was taken homo with
blood gusliingfrom' Ills nose and oars
and,it'wustlought at first that HE
injuries would prove fatal but Ac is
at present getting well.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
Masquerade Social

Tho young gentlemen are arang-.
ing for masquerade social at tho
residence OF Mr.. @. B. Webb on next
!, Saturday evening Dec. a. Gentle
S,nen will be required to present tick
e,s at the door. Hacks and escorts
will call for all ladies between seven
and eight o'clock. No one will bo
allowed to Unn,ask until IL o'clock
Jvrhe affair promises to bcthe most en-
ioyablc event Of the season.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
socIALITIEs.

MT D. W w Vo"h"6S !" 49, ''N"'
Mr. J. J. Kcriin, OF Darlington, was
In town Sunday.
Mr.. J. 4. Gentry, Jr. Of Cadiz; was
IN the caiy the first oil tho week.
Rev. Gins Morris aud family NOV
cd to Evansville last week.
Miss Sallie Foulks will be married
to-day, to Mr.. w. IL. Peace, Vi Penn
broke.
Nc. II. W Henry was absent from
the city last week Tor several days,
Oh legal business.
Mrs. JHo. II. MillikcR Of Franklin, is
Visiting her mother, Mrs. u. 4. Tn.
derwood.
Mr.. Jno. Thompson promiacat
tobacco buyer OF Louisville, was Ia
the city last week.
Miss Lizzie Moron. of Madison
willie, Il Ia tho city the guest OF Mrs.
john tciaud.
Mrs Jno. G. Willis, of Longvicw,
was among tho lady visitors 10 the
Oily Saturday.
>u. c...,. p,,a,o,o, NJ p.,,
,., ,, ,., 49,. ,.,o a, IA,
week At thy baptist College.
A.. W., u,..,.. =, p.,...,
~, - ...,,,'
s'e"' "s''A, way! w '"' "' '
-, N, ,,.,.
$50, So, -, .,,.ar ,,,,,
w. s
r,,,r,cd IVAN IIo, sprIuss where h,
.di,,a, s.,L,,y hr.nL ,or scy.ra
,,o,,hs
known 10 our readers us though ant
Ready" was In the city last week, aut
called on us.
, ,,. ..o.,,o,
tt =, ,,.a,..,.,,,o o.. 4, a.,
city last week attending 'he 'ooaco'
sales'
Cant. l. II. Clark, aud Mcssrs. ]. II
Crouch aud w. T.. Smith OF Clarks
,"ne. , wi" ss,s ,ss, Thurs,iar.
,
MISS MANIC au"'o'u'o " A"'na''
MO, +" '"s "o'
.,,,,c !, . week or two.
~
Capt. Jno u Dabncyta pro"'neH
member OF tho CadiS oar' was :" v"
cl'y ,es'erua. All" pa'" W. afs"'
call
4. Mia Imoccoc Courtney has re
turned from Elkion aud VIII remai
N, Tho Rap,ist College till Fnda
whou sl,c will leave for her homo |
oweu,boro.
n ru ,,a min
MT WV ~ ',, NJ. u
"w."s'c'o' ~ ;, y. ~. Il,
a. i'''e" '' go
-" '"''00
Mr.. Z. w. Hester, representing Il
clothing establishment OF Frau
Fischer, Evansville, was III tho 81,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
Straws.

Mr.. w. r. Anthony ia in the city
representing the Louisville pictorial
monthly "Straws." The January
number will contain the portraits Of
the Kentucky Legislature and many
other illustrations. Mr.. Anthony is
soliciting subscriptions anu is meet
ing with unprecedented success
"Stmws" is the "Puck" Of the south
and is filled with gems Of reading
matter, to say nothing Of the cartoons
Mr.. Anthony will call upon our peopl,
and! showt them what Straws is, anc
we bespeak forhiM a liberal patro
naees
----- - . -
E.,,,l, n.laroan ,voo 1 ,lI,l hv al,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
HERE AND THERE.
Two good shows this week.

Two good shows this week.
There Is no excitement about Christ
mus yet.
The cottage IN the Fair grounds.
together with the grounds, is offered
for rent for the ensuing year. Apply
TO Col. j. w. Mcpherson, Secretary.
We will issue paper as usual next
week. Christmas week is tile very
tirnepeople want the news, aud our
subscribers shall have II.
Major Ricketts,, formerly ofSinking
Fork neigl,borhood, returned last
week from Texas, where he had been
for the last two years. lie is enthu-
siastic over the country out west.
The outh,Kentackiaa will Come
on, as usual next Tuesday, and that
Issue will close our third volume.
We shall endeavor 10 mako II VOL
como Christmas visitor 10 all Of our
readers.
Next Thursday evening IL the reg.
ular time for elccling officers Of the
knights Of Pythias Lodge, und iii,
desired thai there be n full attendance
ofthc members. Other business OF
importance will also come up.
As fast MS subscriptions expire they
nrc stopped unless renewed. u they
are unpaid, steps will be taken to col.
lpct back subscription. In tue moan
time VIC take no new subscriber.
without the cash In hand.
Mr.. Jas. Danaher nn experienced
printer, aud Jesse Eimunlson =
former attachc ofthe South Kcntuck.
iali. left Friday for Cadiz, TO work IN
the Telephone Office. Mr.. Wimbcrly
expects to tissue The hrSt humber OF
lis paper next week. Ha
The concert given By tho Christian
Women's Charity Association last
Tuesday night. was well attended.
w,...,.r,.t,,,.,t consisted Of som.
ov..ll.,, s,uyiurf music. etc. The
receipts amounted. 10 aooa' soo'
pr " O. wheelcr.s smoke house
v.. consumed nv Are one day. las,
wcok yhc dwelling WA saved b,
49,, .,.,,,;.. a, ,,,o ,c,,,,hors ri,
o .,,,,...,. =,
Nv a..
"o Wy wv" '
o"'
Attention 10 called TO tho nonct
ken, standing at tile ton OF this page
WV '"e-P 'a''. "'f' wy
,"o''','' "'.,' :. 49,
o'r. wnose '"o',',P''' oes'" ~"
10 o''' i'"' NV" w
'or '"o' '""','' VIA "o !" ~" -
- "' ''''n .'"0 ' Pap'' 80. :,
All SUBSCRIPTIONS nv" 'u""'"S ""
DO charge" F." '"c 'a'o VI '-"a '''
I'LL paiu
~. A,ho,o,m SoSictv nj Soutl
xo,,,,cL, collcyc will rive It's holi
a.y entertainment next Thursds
evening l,cc ~ Tho entertainment
,,,,, co,,.i., nj dcc,aua,ions. grafton,
aud drba'r' inirrspcrse' WIZ" "te"''
trail hn'ie' Inc pr'I's''"'e
entertaining cue A''' w l''"' WV "
spare" 10 'nANe o'' oe" P."'
NM ono. a" ',o"'' " Wv ,'0'
"re oo'"'"h "'" " ~
The time OF large numhcr OF OH
subscribers expires January |. W
have nolifici them by postal carr
and II they do not renew by the tim
T their subscriptions expire We wi
discontinue their papcrs. A numb,
80 nv. ..,.as 49,. =, -,
w. , H., ,,,,,o,, :. =, go,
a w, :" 49,. ,,,,'..n ,.a,,. ,,,no /, ~,
/ a... ho,o,
W. ~ ', Wv, .x.,,ro sn ,h,, ,
y" ..,or ..,, h.yo anu,
w.. a.. ..,,a,
,, "'
u There wiz be no ques''o" 'or III
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
City Taxes, City Taxes!

The time allotted
for collecting this
years City Taxes has
expired, and nothing
now remains but to
use legal force in col
lecting, and I cannot
indulge, nor will I do
so longer. Mr.. Wal
lace, my Deputy, has
been fully instructed
to levy when taxes
are not paid on de-
mand, and you will
find it useless to apply
to me for an extension
Of time.
PM. OWEN, Col'tr.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20

Frank Anderson was Killed by the
cars at Newark, y.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-20
I|I'I||)SI()lIL'I
AND
c Z { A P
ARE T H E H OIL :
DAY PRESENTS AT
GISH & CARRIERS

Good White Oak
Fence Post ten cents
each at
N. L. Cavanah's
A. fine line OF Dry
Goods, Clio thi n G
Boots, Shoes, hats
caps, and furnishing
goods, for Christmas
at the "Old Reliable
M. Frankel & Sons.
Boards Corner.