The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-04-10
HERE AND THERE.

Peach trees are in bloom.
Spring is coming gentle Annie.
The trees are beginning to bud out.
The disciples of Nimrod are inaugu-
rating the campaign of 1883.
The largest crowd was in town Sat.
that has been here for several weeks.
Next Saturday is the great sale
day of live stock at Canslers stable.
Early corn will have to be planted
over as 1t was killed by the cold
weather the last of March.
J. D. Stetsin & Co.'S. best hat, only
$3.50 and $3.50. Regular price $3.50
and $3.50. Jas. Pye Il Co.
Come and select your goods, leave
your measure and get the best fitting
suit you ever wore. Jas. Pye Il Co.
Hyacinths and other early flowers
are beginning to make the atmosphere
redolent with their aromatic per-
fumes.
You can buy the double reinforced,
unlaundried shirt, the best made at
70 cents; reg liar price $l.0O, of Jas.
Pye g. Co.
The net proceeds of the Co. d. Ben
eft amounted to 1926. The young
ladies donated $3.50 in the way of
costumes, etc.
Gish & Garner are daily making
additions to their already large stock
of drugs and fancy goods, which they
are selling at bottom prices.
Mr.. W. Z. Embry, of Garrettsburg
lost his smoke house by fire few
days since. He lost 800 worth of
pork, but had 800 in insurance.
In the recent mail robbery in the
suburbs of the city only three regis
tered letters were taken. 1t is not
known how much was lost in any
other way.
Mr.. W. b. Mason, of Beverly, has a
very sore arm, caused from vaccina-
ton. lie has been laid up with 1t
for week and can only get about
now by carrying 1t on a pillow.
Sheriff c. NJ. Brown, II. A. West,
Walter Kelley, I. NJ. Edmundson and
j. I. Walker, returned from Frank
fort Thursday night having carried
eight convicts to the penitentiary.
Every member of Co. ID is ordered
TO meet at the armory tonight at Z &c
o'clock as an important business
meeting will be held.
w. Z. SMITH, Commanding.
The front Of No. l Henry block is
being remodeled and an elegant plate
glass front, the largest in the city, put
in. The store will be occupied by
Mr.. j. p. Nolan, late of Waverley
Tenn, as boot and shoe store.
The report that Sheriff c. NJ. Brown
had smallpox Sunday, was utterly
and entirely without foundation
Mr.. Brown Is In his Office and has mo-
even been sick, with the exception o
slight indisposition Saturday after
noon.
For the first time In four years oul
country mail failed to go out las
Tuesday. The paper was printed of
by ten O'Clock Monday night,as usual
but the post Office was closed, and We
could not get the mail in. We fee
that this explanation is due our sub
scribers ON the Lafayette and Long
view routes.
Mr.. NJ. +. Lewis, brother Of Robi
Lewis, who died with smallpox
went to Louisville last week and nov
has the disease in the hospital II
Louisville. He telegraphed Saturda
that the doctor had just decided tina
he was infected with the disease. A
! he has been vaccinated it is not likel
, that he win have fatal case,
DR.. Andrew Seargent retnrne
Friday evening from the 2Sth meet
ing of the Kentucky State Medics
, Society at Louisville, where he rea
paper on Strychnia Poisoning. II
was also appointed chairman of I'll
, committee to report on the improve
ment in Materia Medica at the ne,
. meeting of the society at Bowlin
Green. The youngest NJ. d. ev'
given such an honor.