The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-06
HERE AND THERE.

No weddings in the near future.
The backbone of winter is broken.
A big crowd was in town yestei.
day.
Paper bags and -four sacks at this
Office.
Read the list of premiums else
where.
The merchants will soon begin TO
receive spring goods.
Come to the SoUTH KESTuCKIAS
Office for horse and jack bills.
Brick work was begun on the Bank
of IIopkinsvillc yesterday.
Snipcs and robins have made their
appearance at the restaurants.
The SGUTH KEsTUcKIAS one yea"
and a marriage license for only $500.
Paper sacks to put up hams, for
sale at the South KENTuoKIAN Office.
A blind man, with dog to lead
him around, is doing the city this
week. -
DR.. Keen filed his pulpit as usual
Sunday, after an absence of two
weeks.
Mr.. Jos. Littell, of Greensboro, has
been engaged by +. A. Pike as bar
tender in his hotel saloon.
Mr.. Pat Ryan will be sworn in to-
day by the City Council as special
Opera House policeman.
The beautiful weather last week
afforded the farmers an excellent OPP
portunity TO prepare their plant land,
Ed. II. G.. Deweesc, Of this city,
win preach at Concord church, on the
Canton road, the 4th Sunday in this
month.
Through passenger trains resumed
last week and the regular trains arc
now running, the water on the track
having subsidized.
Little Nora Owen, orphan daugh.
ter of Nat and Mary Owen, died Feb
eth, in this city, of typhoid foyer, II
the eleventh year of her age.
Charlotte Thompson carries he
own special scenery In the fire scene
Don't fail TO attend the presentation
of the New Jane Eyre" Frida!
night.
a large number of unclaimed OK
press packages were sold at auctiol
yesterday. A few persons got bar
gains In their purchases while man
were badly sold.
The Jones building on the north
corner Of Main and Bridge streets
being given a new coating of mod
colored paint, which materially in
proves its appearance.
DIR. Jas. Rodman has purchased tn
Presbyterian parsonage, adjoinin
Mr.. S. G. Buckncr's lot on Sout
Main street, and will build fin
house ON the lot next year.
Messrs. Clarence L. Kennedy an
Ross A. Rogers have bought Il
freight transfer Of Jas. Higgins an
win do business under the firm nan
of Kennedy & Rogers. They ha'
our best wishes for success.
The Leslie Major case will be callt
on Monday the 10Th inst, the +
Williams murder case on Wedncsd;
the 2lst and the ALI Burnett murd
. case on Thursday the 22nd. The
a are the most important cases set {
: this term Of court.
Nicely 0vershiner, Il colored won,
who was employed rs one of the cool
< at the European Hotel, died very su
: dculy of heart disease Sunday NOR
II ing at Q o'clock. She got up Al
r dressed and started to the hotel frC
her home near the Jail, but sudden
,e complained Of feeling sick and
N down on her bed and expired in t.
,e minutes.
II The protracted meeting at
3, Methodist Church, which has been
rs progress for two weeks, is increasi
in interest. About q dozen perst
., united with the church Sunday q
l. there have been still other conv
sions. The meeting viii contil
&c throughout this week. Rev. J.
!. Bigham, of Lafayette, is expected
a arrive this week and assist in
10 meeting,
The benefit for Company d
Friday evening was well atten'
and about $50 was realized above
penses. Tho competitive drill 9