Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-03-24

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long low dcnsol,, ronnIatoJ shod
Tn Tia va,;oms S,auI ,nasts frmi,s
vogetablac e1c ara attractinglr de-
nlaved IIero NO encomn,or .vary
rat;ona,;tv and 'evorv ,,rada of noc
Ma Wonders of oyos,, Lid aTor rTo
thoir onnJs Ono old Eronnh. ,,nn @
an at Ior vouotarIo staIi IN wra,hfnI
crosnondo m m nd ~ IT Sad,,, horatinr o",no nno
wLn Las ,,mJ"rso,j ~ Iar a1d smo;Iad
her trade th;s mnrnimg Ear,hpr "u NV
and on tha odgn nf 1he market =
mcrrhant has Ills GOODS tumh,oJ
cornloselv unon iha urnund anJ liz
mrha sers wall, Ne c.raInssIv over
the GOOD t;ntinr as;Jo that thov do
mi wish and ,,icEi ~ m tha do:;rad
n1rcLasn ' W.
From thc Tronch Market wo oo
out upon tbe broad lcyee. around
which are RANGED vessels of ali kinds
-bure stn.mirrs macmillan In western
water.-and thev look as If thcv .cv-
tended for miles along the vast Iovee
from many M thnm sre thrnvn m;
louC yamy nlamks and colnrcd ronst'
ahnnfs ara Imsv lo.dina ,bom viii
cotton h,ios hsas of ,,onnd cotta,,
sead and mnlaSssS ye ao nn hoarJ a
Jivernool eynlnrer and English vcs.
sol olso n Snanish vessel 1he Esta-
ban de- Arcbanan but ore not ner.
m;ttod 70 nn IhrnI,aI, n, tho va.saI
hus inst landed and consenucn,ly
has not rcnortnd 20 on hoorI and
tLrotgh tho John W Cannnn S.iJ
IN he The finost n s mail steamer in
America HAVING sean onon1h nf
these vessels wn enter small sail
hoat drink a Iraughr of Mios;.sinni
water ne we ara therehv insnrcd a
safe reiuru and hoard thc T'ounesson
n rc1ular II & man ofwar tho ofti
cers of Which are verv noliIe and
kind furnishing a Ouide and Tivinc
ne every desirpI attsmtion
Wc recall nlrasantlv a sail out mn.
on the hlue waters of Lake pontcbar-
lrain Two uirtnresoue and charm.
iny resorts are situated upun the
shores of his lake, Spanish Fort and
West End Al ba,ou St. John. n
vounp lady from Missouri miss d
her footing and fell inio the water.
She was fortunate in striking a plank
and tl,e i,nmo.s oI va. q Nv partial
and no serious damage resulted.
On our return we took in Oakland
Park as the gentlemen of our party
were exceedingly anxious TO see the
hero of so many wild Western scenes
buffalo Bill-as well as the exhi-
bition niyen of western life. with
Indians. Texas Cowboys. etc.
1t would make this letter inter-
minable TO notice all that was to be
seen of interest or even a mart of
each ,xhib,t and altho your cores
poudent feel. that She has already
said enough This letter would he in
complete without noticing, although
not in order here, the woman's de-
partmcnt lust remembered. There
was a patent Ironer, by lady of In.
diana. An Ironing table by a wom-
an of Minnesota by another a
cooking thermometer. "A pat-
ent broom and a host of
others too numerous TO mention,
ANY one who desires TO know what
can be done with thread and crochet
needle should visit the Florida head
quarters and see the elegant bed
spread bv Mrs. Geo. B. Land. of Pen
sacola II is eyo,,isite. 3 yds. by /,
in size, the design was bv the lady,
stitches the yerV finest. each one be-
inc not more than the 10Th part of
al, inch IN death. One can well i'm.
ariue the paIience and untirlng en-
eroy possessed by this woman when
II fook twelve Years to comnletc if.