The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-05
HERE AND THERE.
Yesterday was County court dsr.

lie that hath not iliiy cents 10 attend
the Fair.
Mr.. Clarence Anderson has moved
to his new house on south Virginia
street.
Mr.. Walter Garneit has moved to
the cottage on Clay street lately oc.
cupied by Mr.. Clarence Anderson.
Ed. j. W. IIigbce, OF Madison
willie, preached u, the Christian church
Sunday.
Calls & IIaya, real estate agcnts,
will yet out daily during the Fair,
from The New Era Office.
We are not a Greenbacker. but pa
per currency will be taken IN payment
for subscriptions this week.
A protracted meeting was In pro-
gress nj Denncttstown last week and
resulted IN several acccssions 10 the
church.
Tickets for the grand hop at the
Court House Friday nigh, can be had
bycalling nj Jas. L. Wallis Jewelry
store.
I Tho Christian county Fair will be
hsweet sixteen" Tomorrow. How
many other sweet sixteen" fairs will
I've present?
Our premiums will be OF exhibit
ton at the Fair, aud We will take
subscriptions aud Issue lickels, Ill
noon Saturday.
Persons visiting the Fair, should
not fall TO fret visit the mammoth
stock OF handsome jewclry at Uowe's
popular Jowelry palace.
DrJ. d. Rsgland inserts an adver-
tiseniont Of his celebrated Lightning
relief this week Ills medicine Is
well known In this vicinity.
Tho Debating society has adjourned
till next Saturday night week, 10th
inst, at which time It will meet Ia the
basement OF the Christian Church.
The brick store room lately occu-
pied by CrutchGcld Il Beard's sad
dlerY. vas cold at auction last Moa-
day. |, was bought BY Capt. Beard
at $500.
Savcral cottage houses, and lots,
belonging 10 the late firm, OF Crutch-
field & Beard, situated near the Reck
bridge, were sold last week at prices
ranging from $500 otl2oO.
Young ladies visiting the Fair
should first 20 to Howe's popular
jeweler store snd deck out In one OF
those handsome necklaces, yeu don't
know how pretty they are until you
see them, they are all the rage.
Mr.. Wallace Nelson has taken a
position Ia tile clothing house Of Jas
Pyc e. Co. Wallace Is tip top fell
low aud Mr. Pycis 10 be congratu-
lated upon having secured tho servi.
Gee OF so popular young gentlcalan.
A. w. Pyle lost new pair OF No.
~ cl,ll,lrens' shoes Thursday evening
zone where between the city, and
Mrs Halle on the Russellville road,
A suitable reward will be given 10
the Hlder for them, returned to thls
ufice.
Hon Thos L Jones, Democratic
Elec,or Tor The State at large, will
speak al the Courthouse tomorrow
night upon the political issues Of tho
dsy. lie Is one Of the ablcst and
most eloquent speakers In the State
and his address will be good sound
Democratic gospel.
The New York store is one Of the
most attractive stores IN the city.
The dry goods and clothing depart
mcuts are both supplied with man.
moth stocks, which are being sold al
priccs 10 suit the times. People In
search OF bargains should not fail 10
give them call.
There will be Hon at the Court
House Friday night, which Is expect.
ed TO eclipse every thing Of the week
In the way Of amusemen,s. Exten.
size preparations are being made and
there isno doubt that 1t will be sue
cess. Young ladies from a distance
who attend tho Fair may come with
the expectation of attending q grand
affair.
! Tie Fair begins tomorrow. Ol
course Il will be well attended. The
stock exhibition will be fully as good
ss usual aud In some respects better
These annual reunions Of thepeople
are the events OF the successive years,
Friends meet, who have not seeu each
other for twelve months snd the occa.
sions are always seasons Of pleasure
Como out everybody and make The
present one q success.
Den Niece, Of Denntttstown wa
accidcntly shot the other day, Will,
hunting with Esq. J. D. Pollard. Tn,
latter shot at some birds and the sho
took effect In Notices face
putting out one eye and otherwis,
dlsdguring him. His wound wal
painful but not fatal and he will re
cover, but with the loss Of his eye.
Some people did not see through
ifhe little ioka ahout Tho Rad Gnriu0