The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-02
HERE AND THERE.


The farmers arc busy gathering
their corn and preparing for winter
Mr.. j. c. Farrier Is no longer act
ing as agent for tho SoUTH KENTUcK-
IAN.
Jim Lander hasn't decided yet
whether he will name him for us, or
Gen. Grant.
The largest crowd for some time
was in the city yesterday, County
Court being tho cause. y
The new house recen tly finished by
the rock spring will be occupied by
Mr.. Louis Soloman.
Robt. Mills Jr. has just received
new lot of silver ware and is oflerin g
II at rock bottom prices.
We don't consider 1t tho dut y of a
newspaper TO take sides upon every
little local question that comes up.
A protracted meeting % in pro-
gress at Hebron, n Methodist Church
some 5 or 6 miles South of tho city. q
Two or three more weddings In
high life ere the sands haveall es-
capped from the hour glass fie79.
"a sF9
Col. Cooper took charge Of the
Phoenix yesterday morning and IL
ready 10 receive the public with open
arms.
A nice new cottage has been, erect
cd by Mr.. +. A. Yost on Nashville
street, next to the residence OF MI
Doyle. -
The Debating Society decided last
Friday night that the war Of 1917
was not jusliiiable on the part Of the
Am orleans.
For bargains in jowelry, go to
Robt. Mills Jr. lie can supply you
with anything kept in his line a
prices to suit tho times.
w. II. Tillow of the 10 and 99cts.
store, left yesterday to buy Chrisim as
goods. The 40 and 99cts. store will
be headquarters for holiday goods.
II is very essential that n goot
board of councilmcn should be elect
ed. We do not presume TO assume
the vote of dictator.
They Whitfield it down fine on
swapping alley yesterday. Two horse
Jockeys failed 10 trade because one
wonld not give the other 30 cts. boot.
The Baptist ladies' will give q sup
per nj the Copper House, Va. Street,
next Friday night 5 inst. Plenty -ol
oys,eis, turkeys etc, will be on hand
Admission 80 cents. Come all.
Tom M.Aycrclt, late clerk Of III
Cooper House, leaves for New York
where lie will take a position wiihth
American Dock and Trust Compan,
Prof. Proctor missed Il ON his me
teoric display Thursday night, b
the terrific storm of that Might mad
commotlon in the heavens nevertht
less.
Fears were entertained that th
rainy weather OF last week woul,
cause the pork to spoil. but The pres
cnt cold spell has bauishcd all sue
fears.
Mr.. Thomas d. Roberts, of Bell
view. moved to this city to r.
side in tho fulare. IIe has take
the house on Clay street, recently OF
cupied by Marshal Owen.
Work has been rcsumed on Il
new cemetery. The entrance hroi
Main Street is now being laid o
under the supervision Of Mr. A. '
TONNES.
The Young folks club will meet q
the Payne house, on Maple Street
Friday night, No invitations will b
issued, but amy member Is at libert.
to invite friends. ste RB tt
The committee for Debate Frida
night consists OF Mcssrs. Lipscoml
Phelps, Youngblood and Aftermath,
Question: should the law enforce Ill
education OF children.
Mr.. J. +. Williams, OF Cincinnati
representing the Chase Piano Com
pany, was in the city Saturday 70
the purpose OF making arrangement
with S. ii. Turner for the sale Q
those instr umcnts. rS,lt. tsg
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