Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-02-09
PEE DEE, KY.
Cd. SOUTH KENTUcKIAN:

Ed OOUTH AENTUCKIAN:
AS there have been no dots ten
dered you for publication lately lat
least none publishedD from this part
OF the vineyard, doubtless some of
the many readers of the S. X. have
already consigned our peaceable and
quiet little town over 10 oblivion's
dark and dismal stream. However,
they may watch out. There is a rise
pending for Pee Dee which will
swell her above high water mark.
A brighter sun is soon to dawn upon
her, the refulgent rays of which we
imagine we feel now.
Mr.. William Harrison, late of
Union School House neighborhood,
has moved to town and is having the
elegant building on Main St., recent
y vacated by Mr.. John j. Ford,
fitted up and furnished in first class
style for the purpose of opening a
hotel, the need Of which has long
since been felt not only by the COM
munity, but by the travelling public
generally. Mr.. Harrison is a gentle
man Of sterling worth and is unsur-
passed by any of Adams race for
soberness, integrity, energy, or YER
acity, and Pee Dee is to be congratu-
lated upon falling heir TO him with
his enterprising disposition to awak-
en- her from her sleep of lethargy. |
The hotel is to be supplied in Tie |
most convenient manner, with elec-
trio bells and elevators for each and |
every room, bath rooms, etc. And
not only this, but in connection with
the hotel, first class livery stable
will be opened under the manage
meat and supervision of the
thorough-going and accomplished
young gentleman, Mr.. Theodore Lut-
trell, who will also act as clerk and
cashier for Mr.. H. in the hotel de-
partment. There will be a telephone
line erected from the hotel to the
office of the livery stable for the
benefit of guests, that they may Or
der up a team at their option with
out going from beneath the roof of
The hotel. These two great conve-
niences will be ready for the public
by Feb. 10th or 18th at the fartherst,
1t which time we expect business to
Dom up, in fact we feel it now and
we predict for Messrs. Harrison and
Luttrell lively patronage in their
respective business. We have at
asst got the right men at the right
wheels, and Pee Dee is bound to roll.
All we ask is TO see the doors of
hese two enterprises thrown open to
he public, and Newstead, with all
Ter railroads, won't be a circum-
tance.
The smiling countenance of Mr..
alias "Pete" Luttrell IS still
o be seen behind the counter of Mr..
!. w. Marques. John is a good
business man and knows that it takes
stately form and a handsome face
o win the custom of the fair sex, ,
lence "Pete" remains.
Capt Ben Carter has announced
imself as candidate for the nomi-
alton of Taller, and should he be
ortunate enough 10 get the nominal
nd then be elected In August, we c
ant see bnt one reason why the I
osition would not suit him exactly,
nd that is we believe he would .
Iant the jail-house moved near Lit 4
e River church, rather than him a
elf move away from the church.
Any one with a farm to rent will t
o well to see Mr.. Plummer Harri- Q
On, as he says he is "morse o'bleach" r
have one or break the most sacred s
romise he ever made lady in his I
fe. L
I. G. Hanberry, who has been en- +
aged In the patent churn business,
18th Camp Bros, of Gainesville, Ga, b
'ent several days during the cold q
zap with his family at his wife's b
Ilhers, but returned last Sunday to o
re Sunny South, TO resume business u
18th the same firm. We not only Is
ish him success, but warmer elf. Y
ate than he left behind. II II
Our detective committee has des- +,
aired of all hopes of ever catching (,
10 Republican tiend who gave uncle N
.ack Reece, COL, whiskey and in u
lced him to vote for Breathitt. d
here is box of cigars offered as a c,
ward for the perpetrator of the d.
led.
In conclusion we will state for the 7,
'nefit of lovers of fine stock that the
ack FLY which Mr.. Theo. Luttrell
irchased of DR.. Edgar Anderson
st spring, is rapidly recovering
ON the Shakes" which she con- la
acted during the recent cold snap. pl
r. l.. has abandoned heating her r
uel, but still feeds her with :,
Don. Ill
Times easy here and prospects "
lightning. For the present, adieu. m
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