The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06

kinds Of machinery oil.
The Catholic Church has recently
been icpaiu,rd and otherwise i'm
proved and y bell purchased.
Orders for LubricatIug inschine
and lard oil promptly hilsd at To-
Bit & Bailsy's Evansville, lnd.
The telephone pos, In front Of GIsh
d Carriers has teen boxed up aud
converted Into i bright red sigr-post
Ia another column will DO found
an advertisement seeking relatives OF
John Clark, who tseently died IN
Chris,Ian county Missouri.
Country merchants should remem-
ber that Tobiii s. Bailey, Of Evaus-
vile. Inds, 10 the best aud cheapest
place to buy oil for machinery.
There are eleven thresher engines
now at the foundry Tor repairs. The
whes, crop will bea heavy ono and
ever, bohyis getting ready for Il.
The Sunday School Mas Meeting
at tho First Presbyterian Church. an.
nounced for last Sunday. was post
poned ill o'clock r. ". next Sunday.
See advertisement Of Sherwood
House ~ another column. 1, Ia the
most popular hotel In Evansville.
Stop at no other place when you 20
there.
The monthly meeting day Of the
Shiloh Methods, Church. on the
Cadiz road, has bc.u changed from
tho third 10 tho second Sunday In
each month.
We were shown q sample Of wool
by Mr., J. 4. Dsde. last week which
was eighteen inches In length, I,
wac Gu. from Cotswold sheep, by Ar
Randolph Dade.
Prof r. W. Owen Is iesebIng a
dsnoiag school u, Pembroke. The
school viii close with a grand hop
next Tuesday hight. Of which fur.
,lier notice will be given.
There win be no change In the
business Of the tirm of. X. Cant q
so,s. Ae.srs. J. G. and J.. X. Cant.
Jr, will continue the business as
heretofore without ci.snging the firm
name.
4, Is said that every man who has
ever had occasion to stop with Quill
Long will vote for his reelection as
Juiler. Ilis treatment OF prisoners
mskos frie ndsot them oil, black and
white.
Capt. J. u. Allison, has resumed
hls position as conductor on the
Nashville accommodation train. He
Il one Of the most ecn,lcnsnly aud
courteous conductors who has ever
been on the road.
The United Volunteer Combiua
ton last week presented a library OF
one hundred volumes to The Public
School Library. The books were
purchased with tho proceeds oi,he
entertainment given some weeks
since.
Tho stone for the new bridge on
Princeton streets now being hauled
aud work viii soou be ,nenred on
thu s,ruc,urc. twill DO a good cub ,
stan,ial stone bridge, aud a big I'm
proyement on the old wooden con.
Germ which win be torn away.
The examining trial Of Bibbs aud
Brown, the two negro men who were
carried TO Henderson last week,
,ha,gcd with the killing of Mark
| McIseyuolds, resulted in their acquit-
| al. They were released, as no evi
dence could DO found to criminate
them.
Tho Trustees Of tho Iiopkinsvll.e
Public Schools held meeting sa,ur-
day night. Prof. Chas II. Dietrich.
was re.elccted, superintendent aud
Friday June 10th fixed for the cleo.
lion OF teachers. There are about
twenty applicants. Eleven teachers
viii be elected.
EldJ,J. Spencer, OF Clarksvillc,
Tenn, preached tho commencement
SERMON before the pupils OF South
Kentucky College, Sunday night, al
tho Christian Church. lie was greet
cd By largo and attentive audience
aud his sermon was very able and
entertaining discourse.
| Tho news dealers have made ar
engagements to get tho daily paper,
from Guthrie on the6 o'clock freigh
train aud they are consequently re
received here about three hour
earlier. No city boasts Of ,nore en-
crgelic and enterprising newstlcAler
than Mcssrs. Melcalfe and Wilson.
Mr. MIG, Miller, OF Pembroke, on
otthe most enterprislug and success
tul merchants of the county, ha
opened q branch store al CARROTS
burg. Mr.. Miller Il a 'clcver, genia
, gentleman, courteous and polite to all
: aud tho large increase In hIa busiucs
At Pembroke, attesla tho popularii,
, which he has attained by fair aud up
, right dealing. Iie has our bes
wishes for hia continued succes
: wherever be may establish hImssIi i
tIuniftc1o. ST. t..IU t| e :.