The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-07-18
HERE AND THERE.
WIZ. Patton, Life insurance.

Dawson.
Miss Pentlcton died al the resi-.
dence of Mr.. U. II. Moore, last
Wednesday.
Rev. W. lI.Ryals. Of Garretisbnrg.
will I'll DR.. Kcen's pulpit the 9th
Sunday IN this month.
Tho Asylum Baseball club again de-
tcatcd The Iiopkinsyilles last
Wednesday, by score oil &c too.
The "Flying Duichman" is again
attracting The small boys of tho city.
II is located on Court street nearly
opposite Mozart Hall.
Messers Shryer and Afford, OF
Nalivi;lc, arc ut Cansler's stable this
week buying horses aud mules.
The regular quarterly meeting Of
the Methodist district conference was
held AT the Methodist church Sa,ur.
day and Sunday, Rev. 6. II. Drowder
presiding.
Company ID. gave public drill
Friday afternoon before starting 10
the cave TO go into camp. They drili
well considering their short expert.
enrc.
Mcssrs. Waddy & Billiard, OF Shel.
by county have al advertisement IN
another column. They will sell 20
head OF fine shorthorn cattle In this
city July 20.
In another column appears The adj.
yeriisemcnt of Foerg's remedies,
which ATE guaranteed to cure certain
diseases. Read certificates, etc, In
another column.
Mr.. Jno.R. Green, OF Delleview,
thrcshcd IL acres Of Red Sea wheat
which yielded 4S5 bushels, mn average
OF over 80 bushels TO tho acre. This
is one of The best yields We have
heard Of.
The Rock Spring Ice Factory has
been broken and has not made any
ice for nincieen days. II is still Out
OF repair aud the company are sup
| plying their customers with lake ice
In another column can be seen al
advertisement OF Beazell's double 70.
lary harrow sold by Messrs. Roberts
Bros of this city. Read tho cerlii-
cate signed by some Of the best farm
ers OF this county,
The pillow factory on railroad street
Is used as an armory by tho ID
guards. The county court will pro.
wac q sui'aoic room 70 keep tut
guns In. In the mean time they viii
DO KEPT III one OF 'he jury roo'rs IN
tho city court building.
Our clover young friend JEFF Gen
try, Of Uadis, has taken the road as o
MISSIONARY 'ouris' 'or snoc mousse
oi Lo"lsvi'le. heis young gentle
man wpo VIII make 'riehns whoreV-
CT nc goes ana me Louis'i'ie hr'r
were were 'or.u''a'e III securing us ser
mcs'es' h"' \ oa"poe'' a"u franz
". n"'""'' "a,e 'o'"eu pa''"cl
sup u"ue' s'e a'" ""''oo' o""poe''
" ou'A"e'' 'o' ,"' ''a.'s'o''o" y. "'
s"'auce a'u oo'.co''"s o.s'hess ihe'
"' wiueawaAe' c"erseuo young
"s M.. w.. n e,,... :. "a,
coun,v. ,b,esbed ion acres Of ,obscr,
land wheat Which averayed az bu.h
ala Ono acre ,hresLcd senara,c,,
Welded nv weight lor,v.one busbel,
mud Ave lbs. How IL that for pood
whca,p
r ~, ,.,,.,,.n A.,
H.. :, ~, s,s 80 A.. I'h.
5...,, 49,. m.s.', !,
evening. A large number OF invita-
tons have been Issued and the indi
cations pointio most enjoyable oc
casioh.
i Mr.. Eugene Mitchell is now con
Quoting the saloon on Bridge Street
hitherto kept by Mr.. Geo. Hall. ii,
is a clever aud worthy young man
attentive TO Ills business and polit
10 his customers. lie Keeps a full
stock OF everything In his line.
Among tho articles nacked IN
,,,nk nv ono .smessp of,be aso,d;e
hovs y now :, Mammo,h rava wer
nictles sar,,,oo mv.,or;o,s ho,,,s
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