The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-28

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: MsvIng 10 row In order.
The Christmas trade has been e1
cellent for ihoso who advertise
: Tho Masquerade Ball TOMORROW
hight will be the @biggest thing Of
ice.'
We would suggest that some Of III,
} boys tnight celebrate Christ.fias wecl
by getting sober.
We publish The market report TIL.
week aud will make that promineal
! feature Of the paper next year.
Correspondents must not expect ne
: 70 publish anything III the way Of
advertisements 10 their letters.
True to our promise we have given
our readers iifty.two papers lLia year.
No viii now turn over a new leaf
aud begin anew.
And exchange he's story entitled
Saved by Song" II this 10 true
I'VE wopld suggest that Joe Cant 10
Into The saving business.
Leap year 10 whitfield down 10 a
dine point. Never mind girls three
years will soon roll around aud you
can have another chance.
The Sunday school scholars we're
given lIiile entertainment at the
baptist church Saturday hight which
was a very pleasant AFFAIR 10 ali who
attended.
Messrs. J. N. Adams and Jesse
Eyans have opened up business IL
Church Hill and are aelling dry goods,
groceries, etc. We trust they may
meet with sucroas.
A call meeting OF the K. OF T.
Ledge will be held Thursday night
10 dispose Of The large amount Of bus-
iness tina, has accumulated. Several
candidates will DO initiated.
On pcrt Sunday night tho anniyer.
sary Of tho Chrilfian county Bible
society will DO celebrated a, the Chris- |
llau church. The services will be
conducted BY DR.. Savage.
What does tho Tobacco Lear
think Of the nowly married poo. |
pie Of ClArksville taking bridal tours
TO this ci,yf ThIsis sometimes done |
as win DO secr from an Item else.
where.
Mr.. Geo. y. Gary.a young geutlo-
man Of, fne businrsa qualifications !
and extensive acquaintance has been !
engaged al business manager Of the
BorrH kExrrcKIAS.
The arrangements, have all been
perfected and the new graded school
will begin BY the frs, or February.
Tho building Il . magnificent one aud I
the school u properly conducted viii
be the pride ofthe city.
Mr. Polk Gambler has bought GU.
The Livery stable OF q. w. Smith, on
ilusscllville Street. Mr.. Gambler 10
an active, airaighuorwnrd busines
man aud We bcspeak for him a good
share OF patronage.
Few more noticeable improvements
Laye been made this year than the re.
Of the Bapiist church. II ia
nov By large sdds the nnest church
In the city, aud few churches outside
Of the large cl,ies can equal II In ele
gancc aud convenience Of arrange.
ment. ~ ~ AsAA .
The vslustion ofrtoperty In Chris.
liam county, according to the last as
was 1905 3ls owned by
whites, and si22035 by colored peo.
pie. Christian county ranka eleventh
~ wealth. The total valuation oil
In tho B,aie Is $3.50 se3 1858.
When Jon write letters for this
paper avoid offensive personalities
towards other correspondents. We
have recently rejected some well
written leI,ers which II they would
not have given oiFerse would have
most likely olIcIsod lengthy reply.
Mr.. Chsa. Wheeler dignided tho
City Court Judges bench yesterday |
evening at q called session Of the
Court. A man by The nane Of Crsw-
ford was arraigncd before tho tri-
bunai Tor leading = niulo over pave
ment on Oak street. IIc was fined
q and trinmihgs.-Paducah Enter
prise, M = ar
We send out largo number Of
sample copies this week to persons
whom we would like TO have on our
subscription list. Those therefore
who receive The paper directed with
blue pencil are respectfully. asked
to subscribe, aud we trust thcy will
do 20.
Prof. Rust threw open the sscf
the College Friday night and the
young gentlemen were given an OPP
portuni,y, TO make the acquaintance
Of the young ladies under his charge
Tho evening was very pleasantly
spent and many Of the boys left minus
their hearts.
Tho Madisonvl'lo Times says the
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