Semi-Weekly South Kentuckian, 1883-11-20
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" CEIMSON CH3N0L0GY. Records of V e Murders Committed ' . in Kentucky During the llcnth of October, 1833. ; Hrct-kcnriitKe News. ")', wad tin power the gltttc glc 114 To aco oursuls an illiol'S aoe ua, "Oct. 1 In Washington county, Cecil, colored, was shot and killed by another man, name not given. 1 Oct. 3 In Mercer county, G. W. MeCrey was stabbed and killed by Abncr Jenkins. In Allen county, Joe Burger was shot and killed by Nathan Parker. OvU 5 In Boyd county, Emus Fu Fu-gato - gato Fu-gato shot and killed John Auglin. At llazlegrnen, Butler Patrick was shot and killed by police Judgo Win. Ma Maples. - ples. Maples. 1 Oct. G At Harrodsbtirg, Burrius Jordan was shot and killed by Dick Ghent (both colored). In Henderson county Jack Clay, colored, was shot and killed by Policeman Kohl. Oct. 8 In Whitley,; county, P. C. Haines, constable, was shot and killed by Moses King. 1 . i Oct. 9 At Georgetown, George Hutchison was stabbed and killed by Humphrey Crittenden, botli colored. At Coviugton, Wm. Funk was shot and killed by Joe Williams. Oct. 10 In Logan oouiity, Dick Wiulock, white, was shot and killed by Nelson Cooper, colored. Oct. 11 At Frankfort, James Ward, escaping convict, was shot and killed by a prison guard. At Russcll Russcll-ville, - ville, Russcll-ville, Nelson Cooper, colored murder murderer, - er, murderer, was hanged by a mob. Oct, 12 In Scott county, Ambrose Wilson, town marshal of Sadiovillc, was shot and killed by Jas. Croi"hton
Tho Strusk Billy Mahone? It is thus that the query- has been metamorphosed, since somebody had tUo audacity to strike Vlrginia'sgreat Senator at a voting place in,' Peters Petersburg - burg Petersburg on Tuesday last. Now, Peters Petersburg - burg Petersburg is where Mahone. lives, ami liu rode" in his carriage to a voting place, in tho Fourth ward of the city oir election day and somebody struck. him. Who It was hits not yet been found out, and he offers flUO for the information. Ho grossly insulted a black voter, who was about to vote the Democratic ticket, and refused to change it, by saying out aloud, that he (the blacK) had been bought up and "had Kuuder money in his pock pocket." - et." pocket." Wc have not a particle of doubt that this was tho man who struck him ; and who could blame him for doing it ? The taunting remark, and open charge of bribery, shows the estimate in which the colored voters
IMS, r.lc, always on iianti. 111 uuying a .uaenino lrom 1110 you are not in investing - vesting investing in an uncertainty, for if the Machino needs any attention you can write me or leave word at my shop and it will bo attended at once. I havo several patents ot my own "get up" which I put 011 all the Machines I soli, and if you wish to buy a machine all I ask is for you to examine my Ma Machines - chines Machines 'at my olllro or at your house . Having tny owu teams and traveling all the timo'it will bo no trouble for 1110 to bring' you one and show you what it will do, and then you can be your own judge. :' . Respectfully, N. B. In writing to mo stato whoro you live. . C. E. WEST.
warfare that has grown up between Northern and Southern Dakota, the latter of which has recently framed a new constitution preparatory to her admission. Tho northern men de declare - clare declare that the convention that framed this constitution was a fraud upon tho people, inasmuch as not one in twenty of tho voters in tho Territory wore given opportunity to vote upon tho question of Us authorization. Meantime tho capitol building at Bismarck i . r jpldly approaching com com-plctipu, - plctipu, com-plctipu, at a cost of altoiit a quai'Uy of a million !of dollars, iexclusivo of the grounds.. ' I -J - v . -':. Phono
for a rcnouiinatiou arc now consider considered - ed considered just about as slim as would be his hope of election if nominated. For weeks the administration organ here lias been proclaiming Hint tho ', only hops of Hie Republicans l'orsuucuss in '8i was in carrying Virginia and North Carolina. That hope lias now become one of tho most forlorn pros- - i poets ft political party : I'ver ( eoilUim eoilUim-plntcd, - plntcd, eoilUim-plntcd, and the lender full j realize it iiolwithstandiiig all their cflorts at whistling to keep Up the courage. of. the rank and tile.
everything related to tho Sewing Machine ami if you havo any work to ho done in that line it will ho to yoiir interest to bring it to my shop. Besides being a thorough adjuster myself I havo in my employ one of tho best ad adjusters - justers adjusters in the Stalo of Kentucky. A full simply of Parts, Attachments,
Mr. Fleming eagerly closed a trade. They were, counted and six dozen was the result, but when the cook commenced to use them ho found a gourd just the shape and' sir,e of an egg. Nothing was said of tho first one, bhtraftor discovering - two or three nioro ho grew suspicious and examined the whole six dozen when
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