The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-06-12
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rels until after the 18th inst.
The iron fronts to the Thompson
block on east Main have been put up
Many farmers took advantage Of
the seasons last week and finished
planting tobacco.
The north-bound freight train, with
passenger coach attached, now leaves
at 5 o'clock in the morning.
Next Thursday night is "nomina-
ting night at Evergreen Lodge,
Knights of Pythias.
The farmers delight,-the coon
range-the best whisky made at o.
S. Stevens.
Mr.. Chas. Catlett, Jr. returned
from Parkersburg, Virginia, last week,
where he was married May Goth to
Miss Nolan.
There will be a wedding at the
Baptist church next Thursday even
ing at s 80 o'clock. Invitations gen.
eral.
Messrs. C. G. Mcdaniel and A. w.
Pyle have each bought lot So feet in
width on east Main street south of
Mrs. Buckner's. One more lot Of the
same size is still unsold.
Sue Miles, negro woman who
cooked for Mr.. VIM. ii. West fell
dead of heart disease on Princeton
street last week. She was about Is
years old.
The advertisement of the we'll
known and popular Sebree Springs
appears elsewhere In this issue. The
hotel will be well kept this season
and there will be no resort pleasanter
to visit than Sebrec.
Mr.. Bernard p. Green, of Hender-
son, KY, who married Mrs. Wallace,
of this city two or three years ago,
died last week, after being sick only
one day. lie had number of
friends and acquaintance in this
county.
The trial of II. G. O'Neill, charged
with assault and battery upon the
person of X. II. Mckee, was called
after numerous postponements last
Tuesday and the defendant was tried
and acquitted. He was tried before
Esquire Peter +. Rogers.
The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church gave lawn fete at
the residence of Mr.. NJ. w. Grissam
last Friday evening. 1t was very
pleasant affair and the ladies realized
$40 above expenses.
$3.50 will buy full size, No. s,
Eureka cook stove, kitchen gem,
that has made more girls long for
married life than all the white vests
and brass buttons in Jimmie Pye's
store. To those who want to wed in
life we say buy 1t of Taylor 4 Rea.
Judge F. NJ. Pepper, of Kirkmans-
vile, in Todd county, has beard
27,1 inches in length. 1t continues
to increase in length several inches
every year. When at home he keeps
it pinned up like a woman's hair
Judge Pepper is now in his ath year
and is clever gentlemen and use
full citizen.
Mess Taylor Il Rea are receiving
orders for work from all parts Of the
State. Our sister city, Mayfield sent
for them to do the tin work on two
new stores. This certainly proves
that their reputation for doing good
work is spreading far and wide, and
Justly so, as no one for whom they
have worked has failed to be salts
fed.
Mr.. Tom w. Buckner has opened
up skating rink in the frame ware
house Of Messrs. Buckner q WOOL
bridge on the corner of. Virginia and
Buttermilk streets. 1t was opened
Saturday night and large crowd of
young people attended and the skat-
ing continued till a late hour. The
room fitted up is a good one for the
purpose and it will probably be a
favorite place of amusement for the
Young people during the dull season.
Messrs. Lloyd Il Bronaugh, Of
Pembroke, are agents for the new
Osborne self-binding harvester, one
of the best machines in the market.
It is one Of the simplest most dura-
BILE, and the lightest draft machine
ever placed on the market and every
machine is warranted to be as repre-
sented. The above firm have the Os.
borne machines on exhibition a,
Giants warehouse in this city. &c
and tske a look at them before buy
ing. See their conspicuous adyer'
tisement on this page.
The commencement exercises a,
Princeton (Ky.,) College win take
place this week, and promise to be o.
more than usual interest. Col. W
c. P. Breckenridge win deliver the
literary address ON Wednesday even
ing, the 18th, while other exercises
literary, musical and social, will be
held on Tuesday, Thursday, ant