Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-12
TRENTON, KY.
TRENTON, Ky, Sept. 8, 1881.

Trenton is waiting and watching,
Gn the language Of the song) for the
appearance of the circus. The circus
must be a large one for il takes three
ears to pull them. We American
citizens should proceed to set down
on circuses of this ilk. The school
boy with his pocket full of marbles
and strings will be on hand 10 gaze
on the wonderful clown with his
time-honored jokes. Our country
cousin will fill themselves with the
deceptive circus lemonade and the
Ache.
DR.. G.. A. lIarrell has nearly COM
pleted his Office on Main street. The
doctor is enjoying a large and lucra-
tive practice, which he richly de-
serves.
j. ID. Rutherford, one Of our most
enterprising citizens is building a
large house on Main street for dress
cd lumber, builders hardware, etc.
Our genial friend, Jas. y. Cabaniss,
has returned from Dawson, greatly
improved in health. lie said he
wanted to come back and see the ba-
by, even if it was "gal."
A large number of our young la
dies have departed for school in diff
fcrcnt parts Of our State. We are
feeling sad in consequence but pro-
pose to brace up.
Misses Mary Langford and Lee
Atkins, of Tennessee, have entered
the College here.
Mcssrs. Will and George Vineyard,
of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived in the
city last week. They will attend
school here.
Miss Laura Billingsley, of Virgil
mia, arrived here this week. She has
been engaged to teach III our school.
Lcavcll Lawn school opened with Il
fine attendance. The school is CON
Quoted by Miss Arnold, one Of the
finest educators in our State.
The Hon. ChaS 5. Scbrec, Geo.
Washington Wilson inl Cornell 5
Smith are now languisling in dur
ance vile. They are all members OF
the Republican party aud are wait
ell on by Mr.. Patterson, the gentleman
who was struck some years ago.
We are glad to chronicle the return
of our handsome friend Col. John II
Wood. lie has been in Laredo, Tex,
for some time. We are all glad to
welcome him for his friends are
legions.
Miss Mamie Mcguire is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
Miss Nora Garth has just returned
from very pleasant visit TO relatives
in Tennessee.
John Tut has commenced the con-
struction of his European Hotel on
Chestnut street. Our town is boom
ing and is way ahead of any other
place in this county.
Mr.. Clapp and family of Columbus,
Ga, are visiting w. L. Payne on
Main street.
Several cases of flux and fever in
our community.
Our old friend, Frank j. Runyon,
NJ. d., will leave here the 18th to at
tend lectures at Bellevieu Hospital
Medical College, New York. The
Doctor has kindly consented to COT
tribute to the columns of the SoUTH
KENTucKIAN occasionally. Good
luck to you, Frank, may you saw of
one thousand legs, $50 you don't gel
mine.)
Miss Katie YOst, of this city, re-
turned from the camp-meeting neal
Olmstead last Monday. We are al
glad to see her again.
John w. Henson, of Evansville
called on us this week. lie has {
dandy business card. Ask him to lc
you see it. lie sells collins, but hc'i
not "stiil."
Miss Molle Karr has resumed he
music class.
Miss Lorena Alves passed through
the city last week ell route to he
home in Henderson. Miss Lorcnt
made host of friends in this city
and all regretted to see her leave.
e. II. Rutherford has been quit
sick with the tlux, but is now i'm
; proving.
We are glad to see DIR. Grady an,
: wife out again after long spell 0
( fever.
0 Miss Carrie billiard, of Columbu,
t Ga, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. I
payne, on Main street.
:. We would like to say to our friend
, who are in the habit of borrowing til
, SOUTH KENTUCKIAN that now is Il,
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itor buy. Come and see me and g
Il ticket. ERIN.
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