The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-06-19
HERE AND THERE.


Bring your job work to this Office.
Wheat harvesting is now the order
ofthc day.
The raspberry has superseded the
strawberry as the dainty of of the sea
son.
Paper bags for protecting grapes
for sale at the South Kcntuckian of.
flee.
l.. I. Gaines & Co., will give you a
pointer on wheat IT. you will call on
them at Phoenix Hotel.
Mr.. A. w. Pyle. has broken ground
for the erection of a large two story
residence on south Main street.
j. p. Nolan is daily receiving new
lines of ladies' and misses shoes,
slippers, etc. Call and examine.
When You take your girl to the
Rink send around to GAINES
Il Co., and get her Lemonade the
best In town.
One Of DR.. b.. S. Woods twins died
Sunday, aged 7 months and II days.
The interment took place at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
Call at J. p. Nolan's and examine
the new lines of the lates, styles in
MANILA straw and fur hats; also
trunks, valises, etc.
The name Of Miss Maggie Wiley, Of
this city, was unintentionally omitted
from the list Of the graduates of South
Kentucky College last week.
There have been no new cases of
smallpox at the Asylum since last
week. One patient has died aud the
other two are convalescing. So far
there have been four cases and two
deaths.
McCamy Bontc & Co. have for sale
some new light rockaways and bug
gics, second hand, of our own make,
which we will warrant and guaran-
tee, and will be sold cheap. Now is
your time 10 get something good for
a little money.
We understand that the royalty
charged for the water at Dawson
created great deal of dissatisfaction,
and the proprictors of the well there
thought ii best to do away with II,
and no charge is now made for wa
ter There are now between 200 and
300 visitors thcre.-(Madisonvillc
Tines.)
We intended publishing the list of
the Church llill stock sales last week,
but failed 10 receive the. report in
time and the lack of space prevents
its appearance this week. 2;9 head of
cattle, u large number of mules,
Sleeps, hogs and horses, besides over
300 pounds of wool were sold. The
sales aggregated sS,9is,32.
Mr.. II. q. O'Ncill thinks the South
Kcntuckian's article in regard TO his
difficulty with Mr.. Mckee conveyed
the impression that he was a turbu-
lent prize fighter. This was not inten-
dcd, if such was the case. So far as
we know, the recent fight was the
first difficulty ofany consequence Mr..
O'Neill has ever had in this city.
The evenings upon which the ska
ting rink will be opened has been
changed. Instead Of Tuesdays and
Fridays as heretofore, it will be
Monday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings. The price of Admission
has been reduced to ten cents skates
twenty-five cents. I have received a
new lot of extra large skates, and am
prepared to furnish any size desired
from the smallest to the largest,
Il. W. BUcKNER.
Mr.. Rae, Of the firm Of Taylor &
Rca, is practical workman, having
worked at the timers trade all his
life, consequently he knows good
work aud knows how to do il. They
have done more work since they
opened than all the other timers in
town. Their force is greater than
all of the other shops combined, con-
sisting Of ten experienced men. We
confidently recommend Mess. Taylor
Il Rca to those wishing tin work G;
any description.
Mcssrs. j. w. Mcpherson and 10,
McCarroll ,attorneys-at-law, Hopkins
vile, KY, are attending court thi'
week. They represent the PLAINTIFF
the suit ofJohn r. Witty VS.. G. o. n S