The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-18
HERE AND THERE.
Hiram comes to the front this week
with one of his happiest efforts.

A new cistern has been dug In the
rear of the new bank.
The South KENTUCKIAN from now
ill Jan. LIST. for rs cents. Boys send
1t 10 your sweethearts.
There are fewer young ladies visit
ing Ilopkinsvile now, then at any
! time for several months.
DR.. r. w. Gaines left for Nashville
yesterday TO attend the Tennessee
Health Convention. Lie will remain
three days.
Mr.. L. r. Cook, Jr., left last week
to take position in Jackson, Tenn.
His many friends regret his depar-
lure.
There is considerable complaint OF
the fly In the wheat, but the cold
weather will shortly put a stop 10
their ravagcs.
Col. J. o. Cooper and Mr.. Chas.
jarrett have been summoned upon
tho U. S. Grand Jury at Paducah,
next week.
Some of our correspondents have
dropped of with their communica-
lions. What is the ma,terl Have
they caught matrimony?
Who are those rasca's who scrib
bio obscenity upon the FENCES aud
houses along the streets ? They
should be kicked out of the city.
The Ciceronean Society did not
meet Friday night, but will hold It's
regular meeting next Friday night,
ut which time the officers will be IN
stalled.
We publish this week very inter-
esting letter from Salem. Glad to
add the writer to our lisl Of cores
pondonts aud hope TO receive other
/ communications from the same pen
Mr.. S. d. Cruise, who is dealing IN
the articles, informs us that within
the last month he has bought and
shipped from this place 650,000 lbs. OF
old iron and $4,000 lbs, of bones.
Our sanctum was honorcd by q
visit from two beautiful young ladies'
Saturday. Come again, young lad
les, we are always glad 10 have our
Office Frightened by the presence OF
the fair ones.
Prof. Searc, second class COM
mences at the same place, lords Hal,
on "Wednesday, the 10Th, for Ladies,
Misses AMI Masters from 3 TO 5
O'Clock, =. NJ, and for gentlemen
from Z to 10 o'clock at night
We learn that there are set OF
fellows who break into the public
school room Oh Russcllville street
aud commit all sorts Of offences and
indeceneics at night disfguring and
destroying the furniture etc. They
should DO caught aud punished Sc
vercly.
NJ my of our folks set up both
Wednesday and Thursday nights
watching for the predicted rhetoric
display. A large crowd Of young
men watched NIL nigh. on Thursday
night, but they were doomed TO dis
appointment. Nary meteor fell aud
Bro. Tice would not have felt com
plimcnicd by The illusions 10 him
self, had he heard them next day.
Mr.. Jas. c. Burba, of Cadiz, has
taken a position with Mr.. Bush as a
shoemaker. Mr.. Burba hns had con-
siderable experience in his line and
Is first.class shoemaker. He is a
gentleman Of steady and industrious
habits and wo are ever ready to well
come such to our city. We trust his
connection with the people of Hop.
kinsville will DO pleasant aud prof.
table.
Although the Methodist ladies had
the elements to contend against
Friday night, their oyster supper
proved to DO a success socially aud
pecuniarily. A considerable icrowd
of ladies and gentlemen was present
and all seemed to enjoy II immensely
They realized about forty. dollars
clear of al expenses. We are in
debied 10 the ladies for q compli-
mentary ticket and only regret that
circumstances prohibited our attend.
ancc. II 1t had not rained, the sup.
per would have been much moro
largely attended. Hope there will
DO more ofthese during tho winter,
they are not only seasons of pleasure
but charitable works are materially
aided by their results.
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