The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-16
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VII. tcW WcckS HOW tlil tnOSc |
premiums arc given away.
S. II. Turner has Just received all
the numbers Of Gospel Hymns.
Several new pieces of music at S.
II. Turner's.
Send TO S. II. Turner and get Little
Duke, and Pinafore Complete.
We went TO press before the X. Of
z. concert last night, and can't give an
account of 1t. az
The grand parade of the X. of P.
boys OH the streets yesterday evening
was magnificent In The extreme.
There are some holes in the pave
ment between Main and Virginia
streets, that ought to be attended to.
Several wagons full ofmovers, with
the usual number of children, passed |
through the city last week westward
bound.
The colored Benevolent societies
had quite parade OH the streets
Friday, though we did not learn the
object of 1t.
What has become of "Vidi'' and
"Grecnie" that they no longer report
tie ups aud downs Of their respect
i've districts2
Many of our merchants arc now re-
ceIvIhg their fall stocks and soon the
city will DO alive with customers. and
the times ought 10 get better.
The school question is beginning TO
be agilated to some extent. Our
columns are open for the discussion
of the question pro and con.
The lIopkiusville Knights met the
band and the GAINESVILLE division At
the depot yesterday, and they all
marched down together.
Have you heard the ncws1 What
news2 Why, that $500 worth Of pre-.
miums will be given 10 our paid-up
subscribers Oct. lllh.
Ernest Foulks aud Robert Ruthcr-
ford left yesterday TO follow Horace
Grceley's advice. Thoy have decid-
cd TO make Nebraska their homo In
The future.
South street is now being filed up
and graded, which will DO of great
| advantage TO that part Of the city.
Why can't they have II pikod. and be
clear of mud aud slush2
Messrs. j. d. Walker Phil S. Redd,
aud NJ. ". Ilanbery, all Young gen.
,lcmen Of good habits and business
qualifications have accepted positions
with the Calendar Clock Go.
Tho circus calliope played OH the
streets Thursday evening. "Oh!
what must II be, TO be thcre1" We
found, when wo got there, that 1t
was TO be most ''incontinentally"
bored.
! Mr.. Jas. T.. VAIL will start for tho
East next Wednesday for the purpose
Of rcplenislling his stock of jcwelry.
lie will take and I'LL orders for per-
sons wanting particular articles In his
line.
Mrs. Kate Bell is prepared to make
Dresses, Cloaks, etc in the latest style,
also TO furnish Trimmings for the
same. Returns thanks for past pat
ronage. Residence Liberty ST. oppo'
site, Presbyterian church, Sept 18th,
Hopkinsvillc is rapidly becoming a
city ofno small pretenslons, aud still
hogs aud animals Of all kinds are al
lowed TO run at large on the streets
T Hogs are nuisances, 10 say nothing oil
their filth, aud should DO kept oil the
streets by all means.
| 1t is hoped by the citizens Of Hop
kinsvillc, that the l.. d N. Railroad
will retain the services Of conductor
! Eggleston, and Mr.. NJ. Swccny, sec
ton foreman. They arc both cleve
and accommodating gentlemen.
The sixth annual session of Bethe
Female College, since tho return o
Prof. j. w. Rust, 10 its Profcssorshil
. has begun under auspices more favor
u able than ever before. The incrcas
y ing popularity of tho school is th
II highest evidence OF its efficiency.
Dsye Harris, the negro who wa
4 shot by Mr.. Theo. Martin, when try
ing to steal money from Mr.. Yancey
grocery. and who was bailed out o
! Jail, has taken up his goods and chat
y ties and made himself scarce in thi
. vicinity, leaving his bondsmcn 10 pa
y tho forfeit.
IT Attention 10 called to the advertise
IN mcnt of Messrs. Roach & LathaI
'. the new merchants on Main Stree
They have just opened a'large an
I. assorted stock Of dry goods an
Is everything in that line. and invi'
la tho public to come and inspect the
IS goods before buying elsewhere.
IS Yesterday evening, while q ma
Z, living in the country was running
+" this Office to get n ticket in our di
tribution, he stumbled and fell upo
'e his head, but fortunately was not s
= riously hurt. He paid his subscri
:" ton, got his ticket and went his wa
rn;oicin0 li. a. GIl y