Extracts of The Bullitt Pioneer 1901-1909 - Bullitt County Public Library

Robt. Hagan testified as to the dying
declaration of his brother, which was
published in full at the time.
D. J. Brumley says he did not see
anything till after the second shot. His
further testimony about riding on the
rear platform practically demolished
the evidence of Robt. Hatzell, the
only witness for the Commonwealth
who claimed to have seen the whole
affair from the beginning.
Of course, each of these witnesses
testified to many other facts. We have
tried to give only the important
points, or those over which there is
any controversy.
At the close of the evidence,
arguments were made by Mr. Kohn
and Judge Carroll, upon which Judge
Daniel announced that in his opinion,
the shooting was unjustifiable, and
remanded the defendant to jail.
Two articles on County Democratic
Primary. Jno. L. Sneed and Ed. C.
Tyler.
Farm for sale - 600 acres near
Clermont for sale, 250 acres in
cultivation, 350 acres in good timber.
7 room cottage, 2 good barns and all
necessary outbuildings, 3 everlasting
springs and good orchard. To sell at
court house door. Mrs. G. W.
Magruder.
W. L. Douglas, makes more $3.00
and $3.50 shoes than any other two
manufacturers in the world. For sale
by Maraman & Sons.
Dawson, Simmons and Hornbeck
sells remedies, cure-alls, medicinal
stuff (in several papers.)
***October 7, 1904 (Pg. 5)
Rev. Hartsfield will preach at the
Christian Church.
In the county court Wednesday, Joe
Moore was adjudged a lunatic. This is
the Louisville ???? who stole Hoosier
Smith's horse.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
Dr. R. H. McMullin - Peoples Party
candidate for congress in this district.
David H. Smith - Congressman to
speak at court house.
***Personal
J. F. Combs and J. R. Zimmerman
were in Taylorsville.
Jno. L. Sneed and O. W. Pearl were
in Mt. Washington.
Miss Virgie Barrall returned from a
visit to relatives in the city.
Mrs. O. W. Sprigg of South
Louisville visited Mrs. Morrison.
W. O. Foreman and wife of
Louisville visiting Mrs. S. A.
Hornbeck.
Geo. Barrall home from Kansas City
on a visit. Been in poor health for
some time.
Miss Nell Griggs of Little Bend who
is attending school here, visited
Bowling Green and Mammoth Cave.
Miss Ida Fern Foster and Miss
Evalyn M. Parrish to give
elocutionary & musical entertainment
at Mt. Washington Opera house.
Miss Mamie E. James vising her
uncle, W. C. Colbow and cousin Mrs.
C. E. Wilkerson at Windsor MO. On
return trip, will visit cousin, Mrs.
Irene Calaway at St. Louis and take
in the World's Fair.
First registration of voters ever held
in Shepherdsville shows 75 voters. -
47 Democrats, 17 Republicans, 11
Independents. The Independents were
H. W. McCormick, Jas. Fulkerson, N.
H. Weller, I. N. Martin. Tom Martin,
F. M. Martin, H. H. Combs. Jno.
Graves, J. W. Thompson, E. H.
Thompson, W. C. Morrison
(Socialist)
Five citizens of the town were absent
or did not register - A. W. Meredith,
Page 45
C. F. Troutman, Jas. Dawson, J. I.
Rickerson and Fred Hatzell who will
have another opportunity to register
later before the regular election.
For sale, 14 acres near Mt. Eden
Church. Dwelling house, barn,
outhouses, good water, four acres in
fruit, all tillable and now in
cultivation. Price $800.00. Apply R.
F. Hays, Shepherdsville.
Methodist Preachers. List of those
"who will eat chicken here next
year". J. L. Murrell (Lebanon), J. M.
Wooldridge (Shepherdsville circuit,
including Mt. Eden, Brooks and
Knob Creek), C. D. Ward (Mt.
Washington) , J. G. Freeman
(Lebanon Junction circuit, including
Bardstown Junction and Cedar
Grove), G. W. Lyons
(Jeffersontown), C. H. Prather
(Bardstown), T. L. Morris (Lindsay
Memorial), B. A. Brandon (Louisville
circuit), E. E. Pate (Smiths Mills), G.
E. Foskett ( Morganfield), C. R.
Crowe (Sturgis), S. H. Lovelace
(Franklin), C. G. Prather
(Morgantown), R. B. Grider
(Burksville), J. T. Cherry
(Allensville), ?. L. Mell (Greenville)
Isaac Mudd - Lost two good cows to
eating second growth sugar cane.
Bowman & Smith Advertises pianos
and organs for sale - Shepherdsville
***October 7, 1904 (Pg. 8)
Miss Nettie Taylor opened a new
millinery shop in the Pioneer
Building in Shepherdsville and
another one in Mt. Washington.
Article - Radium used to illuminate
gun sights.
Article - Booklet advertised
describing what is inside the World's
Fair and how best to see it at the least
cost.
***October 14, 1904 (Pg. 1)
***Mt. Washington