The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-25
HERE AND THERE.
Eggs are very scarce.

Tho post Office will DO closed OIL
Thanksgiving day.
Hogs are selling at from 1925 TO
$3.50 per hundred gross.
See the new goods at lowc's Jew.
clry store, they are beautiful.
Our neighbcr the New Era will get
out II double Member, on the 18th.
prox.
Col. Cooper will tokc charge of the
Phoenix next Monday. The name
will be unchanged.
Nearly all OF the IIopkinsville girls
who marry are won by fellows at a
distance. Boys, this will never do.
Tho drummers arc about TO take
the city, this week. They are as
thick as autumn leaves in Vallam-
brosa."
The hog.ki'ling era has at last ar
rived and soon the squeals aud groans
Of dying swine will resound through
out the land.
New styles in ladies gold watches
and Chains, also handsome line of
new style necklace just received at
llowe's Jcwelry store.
Unsvoidably several very interesting
communications were crowded ont this
week. and we were forced by a want OF
space to condensc several that appear.
Another new house Is being erected
on South street between the resi-
dcnces Of Mrs. Burbridgc aud Polk
Csnsler. Did not learn by whom.
II is nice cottage.
A good attendance was at the De-
bnte Friday night notw outstanding
the cold weather. The next meeting
will DO one Of especial interest.
Come everybody.
A pro,racted meeting isin progress
at Bcllevicw Baptist church. The
pastor is assisted by Rcvs. Plaster
Spurlin and Porter. There have
been several additions.
Mcssrs. Gish & Garner have re-
ceived number of the pictures OF
Gen. Hoods orphans which they arc
Offering for sale. The proceeds will
60 TO the Hood fund.
One.two.thrce.iour-fv more wed.
dings within the next few weeks
N. b. The Thermometer was down
TO about 25 degrees last week, and
the weather still continues cold.
Harry Clark little son of Esq. II
B. Clark OF Bellcview accidentally
shot negro while tooling with a
gun last week. The ncgro's wound
was In the hand, aud did not amount
TO much.
The Ca.ky Amateur Club will give
an entertainment at that place nexI
Friday night. The club consists o
the best talent Of the vicinity aud nc
doubt the occasion will be highly in.
iercsting.
Mr.. Clarence Anderson has on >
hibiliun at his door large size pict
urc. of Mrs. q. ID. Ruuyon, u young
aud beautiful lady Of Trenton whicl
he has just completed, Itdoes credit
10 his skill as photographer.
We have received the blouse
keeper" monthly paper containing
nuinbcrlcss recipes for cooking de
licious chiblcs. We will cheerful,
place Il at the disposal of tho young
ladies of the Cooking Club.
II your eyes are failing go I,
IIowe's Jewelry store and get fitte'
with pair Of spectacle that will no
make your eyes pain. Mr.. How
keeps the best glasses in the marke
and knows how to at your eyes.
We were shown a peculiar swee
potato yesterday by Esq. X. Twymau
The top of an oyster Gun had bee
mado up IN the hill and the potat
had grown through II, aud bccom
fast there, having enlarged on bot
sides Of the ring.
Mr.. Chas. Ratcliff a young ma
about % years old, died last Wcdne'
day of consumption at the residenc
Of his father near tho city. The r.
mains were inferred at the, ccmeter,
lie was young gentleman VIII
commanded the esteem of all his az
quaintances.
, The ladies Of the Christian churc
, will give nn oyster supper at III
|, knights of Pythias' Hall to night, fC
the benefit of the church. Turn OF
everybody and patronizc them. I'll
q thing is bound TO be success und,
the management of such ladies as col
troll It.
We publish this week two separa
tickets tor Councilmen, one favoril
aud the other opposing tho bon
question. 1t seems the race is to b
made OIL the bond issue but we lenl
that no change is contemplated in Il
police force, every body being sati
fed with the present one.