The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-09
HERE AND THERE.
Plnarorc tomorrow night.

LOIS oil entertainments on Tile tAplS.
The Knights will give q street pa
rade next Monday evening.
We had quito nice little shower!
the early part of last week.
There viii be more Knights than
days in Henderson next week.
Cant Il Dawson have the latest
thing out in the way of u sign.
Fresh Canned Fruits, fresh candies
at S. II. TURyER's,
Tho circus is coming at last, let
everybody go and enjoy himself
Mr.. N. b. Edmunds has bought
and moved into Mr. S. Palner's house
on Liberty St.
Mr.. N. Payne have moved into the
house on Maple 81. formerly occu-
pied by L. L. Waller.
Roach & Latham will open at
Waller q Garnett's old stand with a
full stock of dry goods next week.
New Writing Paper, new Sheet
Music, new Song Books. at
5. II. TURNER's:
DIED: August 3lst 1879 Miss
Mildred L. Campbell, only daughter
ofthc late Col. VIM. Campbell.
Why are the lamps not lighted ?
One has TO take a lantern TO keep
from running against tho posts these
dark nights.
DIR. Rodmhn has recently secured
fine new safe for the asylum, of the
Moscley patent, which Is ahead of
anytlling in that line in these regions.
Mr.. J. W. Yancey has opened a
saloon, restaurant. aud billiard hall
under this Office and will keep every
thing usually found In such establish
ment.
! Losr:-A pair of sadllcbags with
a pair ofladies slippers in one side
aud bath brick in the other. A
reasonable reward will be given to
the finder II returned to this Office.
| A little child Of Mr.. Alcck Andcr-
son fell into a tub of water Thursday
and was drowned. 1t was just be-
ginning to walk, aud being missed
some one went TO look for II and
found Il dead. arr
Tho river was higher Tuesday than
Il was ever known TO be atthis season
OF tho year. All OF The cisterns ran
over aud the cellars are full Of water.
The clerk OF the weather sent us n
young food that time sure.
The music at the X. Of =. Concert
Monday night will be made by one
of tho best banda to be found any
where. The wholc entertainment
promises 10 be superior TO anything
of the kind ever IN the city.
The X. Off. Lodge viii give the
grandcst concert of the season nj
Mozart Hall next Monday night,
Only so cents admission. or course
|, the Hall will be crowded and those
wishing seats had better apply early
and avoid the rush.
There have leen some slight
changes made IN the Railroad seized
{ ule. Tho North bound train now
passes at u ~ and the South bound
: nj 3:l5 r. NJ. The accommodation
/. leaves for Nashville al 8 :35 A. NJ. re-
turns al s 80 r. NJ.
Tho two best red men IN the city
were those who slcptupon the street
the other nigh, and found.them'clves
painted next morning. II was q
!, mean piece Of business, who ever did
II aud the perpetrators ought 10 bt
kicked out OF town.
n Somebody's Coming When tn,
e Dcw.drops FALL
A Lullaby" as sung in Fritz.
"Kcep one Little Thought foI Ne
"Dreamy Eyes that Haunt Nj
STILL" can be bought from S. II. Tur
ner at 40 cents each.
Wheeler, Mills & Co., received III
N frs. new hogshead OF tobacc,
- brought TO this market, last week
!. II was raised by Henry Steele Q
- Belleyiow who is entitled to the stoy
a pipe hat offered as premium 70
,g the first hogshead. It wasn't prim
IL ings either but well matured tobacco
Mr.. owen the ticket agent at hi
!" place requests us to say that he
y now selling tickets to the Louisvill
Of exposition at greatly, reduced rates
Tho single tickets, round trip, goo
be for 6, days cost $ll,30. In clubs o
n Ave $685.. aud in clubs Of ten, onl
n s7,S5. These low rates ought TO IL
m duce a large number to attend frol
no here, as no doubt they will.
W We have again been remembers
~ by the clever proprietors ofthe Cerl
= lean hotel, and are In receipt I
another ball complimentary. This
~ going to DO "all in oil, and a "ba
" that is ball" so to speak, aud ever
a body that wants to have one mo-
of good time before the season clos
. ought to attend. Tlcl asst ball We