The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-05-29
HERE AND THERE.


enough soldiers in their new dress
uniforms.
Mr.. Calvin G. Layne sold last Wed.
nesday his fine bloodcd horse, "Bill
Cheatham," to DR.. Darwin Bell, Of
Pembroke.
The capital of the insurance CON-
panies advertised by Wallace, Long
Il Garnctt last week is seventy in
stead Of seven millions.
The grand jury of Caldwell county
has returned an indictment against
Chas. r. Wing, for "willful murder
In killing Marshal Cruger.
We notice from the Telephone that
Mr.. John Rascoe, of Montgomery,
and Miss Anna Carton, Of Cadiz,
were married last Tuesday, in the
Christian church at Cadiz.
Don't forget the Grange sales at
Casky June 7th, and Church Hill
June 9Th. A good deal of fine stock
and large quantities of wool will be
offered for sale.
Go to Lou T. Gaines Saloon and he
will give you a Pointer for 5cts.
The public school Board elected
teachers for the next session last
week. All Of the present corps were
reelected and Miss Sarah Mckee was
chosen as an additional teacher.
WANTED-A situation for thor
oughly reliable, sober, moral and in
dustrious printer. The best Of refer
ences given. Address South Ken
Hopkinsville, Ky.
In this issue will be seen the ad-
of William Cowan, Agt.,
for the Walter A. Woods Irvine bind
er. II is useless for us to speak Of
the superiority of this machine as It is
well known by every farmer.
Rev. ii. l.. Kutchen, of Nashville,
preached two very able and eloquent
sermons at the Baptist church last
In the absence of the pastor,
DIR. T. G. Keen. Large congregations
greeted him both morning and even
Ing.
Tickets for the Bethel Female Col
Iege entertainment Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Of this week are
now on sale at Gish & Gamers. The
tickets for the South Kentucky Col
lege exercises will be placed on sale
at the same place next Saturday.
Price for reserved seats Is cents.
Miss Ulrich, Of Louisville, Is In the
city for the purpose Of teaching a
class In dancing, and as she comes
highly recommended as an artist,
persons who wish to perfect them
selves in the latest dances, should
avail themselves of this opportunity.
Her class will be taught in the large
rooms at the Montgomery House.
Persons wishing to consult her in re-
gard to terms, etc., can find her at
the Phoenix HOTEL.
w. II. Whitlow has been awarded
the contract to build hall for the
Church Hill Grange to be located on
the lot adjoining the school house lot
In Casky. II will be 2S x 40 feet and
will be much needed improvement,
and one that will be of incalculable
benefit to the Grange, which is now
In very prosperous condition, with
membership Of about eighty.
Don't forget that Taylor & Rae are
still In the lead as the best timers.
They make roofing and guttering a
speciality, using nothing but the very
best material and guaranteeing their
work in every respect. Do not fail
to call on them If you are in need of
tin work OF any kind, as they employ
none but the best of workmen. Mr..
Rea gives his personal attention to
all work entrusted to the firm and
being practical timer knows when
1t is well done.
Casky Grange will hold its first
Stock and Wool sale on Thursday,
June 7th, 1888, There will be sold
about 100 head of cattle, 200 head Of
sheep, 5000 pounds of wool, also a
few horses, mules and hogs. Thos.
L. Graham, Lyman McCombs, L. o.
CARROT and john G. Boxley are the
Stock Committee. They have opened
a register and all members who wish
to sell stock will find 1t to their ad.
vantage to report to them immedi.
ately, as the stock will be sold as en-.
rolled. Capt. Ed. W. Walker Is
Chairman of the eating committee
and he expects every Granger to dc
his duty that day by furnishing I
large basket filled with provisions
All stock and wool dealers, and thost
interested in agriculture are invited
to attend.
w. HENRY, Sec'y.
Mr.. Polk Cansler sold at his stabl,
In this city, Saturday, May, 10, 1883
81 head of horses and mules as fol
lows;
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