Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-03-27
TRENTON.

resented every week In the best pa
per in Southern Kentucky, viz: the
old reliable SoUTH KENTucKIAN.
Everything around town is BOOM
ing except the matrimonial market
The fair sex contemplate making
things move about In little better
style "When the spring time comes
gentle Annie"
Several of our farmers who held
their wheat for better prices have
sold their crops to the Model Mills.
rs cents is the price paid.
The growing crop of wheat is look
ing very badly aud promises a very
poor yield at this time. Yesterday
your reporter had talk with Mr. s..
A. Toby who represents the Cham
pion Binder in this state and he says
wheat looks worse in Southern Ken
lucky than in any other section he
has visited.
The town folks were just prepar-
ing to go 10 work in their gardens
but the cold snap knocked 'em out.
The city dads are preparing to put
in stepping stones from the corner
of the Quarles Block to the Post-of-
fee. Good idea.
The doctors report the general
health of the surrounding country
as being very good.
Mr.. Joe P. Russell's little son Eph
has been quito sick but is now i'm
proving.
Mr.. Edgar G. Cookies youngest
child is very Ill. DR.. r. w. Frey is
the attending physician.
When about four thousand more
dollars of stock are subscribed the
Bank of Trenton will be ready to
begin business. S. E. Steger is solic-
iting stock.
The stud horses, jackasses and
grangers had large and enthusiasts
tic time in town last Saturday. Low
ing Gaines of the Progress came over
TO the Jamboree.
John II. Alexander of San Anto-
mia, Texas, is here on visit to
friends. He thinks of making this
place his home again.
Ben ThomPson of your city was in
town this week. He is very on
X. p. and gave our young
men some valuable information in
regard to the order. A flourishing
lodge of this order will be established
here in few weeks. The order is a
grand one and is second to none.
NJ. Hunt, of Macon, Georgia, visi-
ted our city this week. lie says the
-four made by the Model mills of
this place, is superior to any brought
to that market.
II. j. Jeflries the Insurance man Of
Russellville, made it warm for the
uninsured of this place this week.
Mrs. Dean White is visiting rela-
tives and friends near Pembroke,
this week.
Il. N. Fruit, D. d. S., of Pembroke,
came up on a professional visit this
week. He is working up a splendid
practice here and has concluded to
open an office ON Main st., where he
can be found every other two weeks.
Mrs. Mollie Whitlinghill of Madi-
sonville is visiting her fl iend Mrs.
Alex McElwain near this place.
j. Y. Cabaniss and d. A. Smith
have gone in the Grocery business at
c. l.. Rutherford's old stand. Sue
cess to them.
10. Metz has gone to Porkopolis
after his spring stock of dry goods.
Jas. Harrell will soon commence
the erection of an elegant residence
just opposite Mrs. Sims, in the sub
urbs of town.
The public school scheme has gone
the way of all the earth, mores the
pity.
If any of your indulgent readers
want real well developed, highly
polished bad cold (Which has been on
hand all winter call on Yours Truly
and he will swap it for nice corn
,toe) or any thing of that description.
Yours Truly.