The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-10-04
HERE AND THERE.
Now for the Fair.

are crowded out this week.
A report of the memorial services
held by tho colnred people last week
will be found In another column.
The pews Of the Bapiist Church arc
vanished aud everybody Who sits In
them gets "stuck up"
Yesterday was Yum Ripper, a
Jewish holiday, and all Of tho Jews
In the city closed their stores. q
The streets are in q very dirty con.
dition aud unless 1t rains before ahe
Fair the dust will pc very disagree.
able. ~ .-.e &
II seems that the L. & N. road aims
to make up In increased freight rates
what they lose In decreased passcn-
ger rates. ~ L ~ Il
A grand hop win be glyen next
Friday night. Further particulars
win be given in the DailySouth Hen
iuckIan OF this week, 4 At
The town will be chuck full OF
pretty girls this week aud the boys
will have their hands fsjI TO supply
all of them with iaffy. ,sx
Mr. E.A. Pike has opened TITO Sa.
loon next TO the Phoenix Hotel aud
INVITES the patronage OF the drinking
and smoking public.
Isaiah Jones' lately with w. II.
Guild Il Co, has taken a place 10 the
shop ofIiawkins a. Cyoss. lie Ii a
good barber. sssi
Large numbers Of movers ccutinuc
to pass through tho. CITY, bound for
tho West. No less than twenty wag.
ons have passed within tho last week,
The members Of the United Order
Of Chosen Friends are requested to
be present the second Monday night
iw October, as business Of ;iJnp6r.
tauoe viii be before the Lodge Al that
meetii,g. ~ ~
The colored people are arranging
to hold a Fair Oct. lath, l4lh aud 9Th.
They attempted TO hold one last year
but Il was twice brokca up by a spell
ofwct weather. We hope they win
have better luck this year.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, is trying TO put
on city airs and 10 TO have telephone.
Over thirty Subscribers have been
secured. lfa place the size Of Ciarks.
vile can afford to have telephone, a
city like uopkinsvillo certainly ough!
to have cue. What say our business
men?
We arc Informed thu, freight rates
have been advanced on coal from .
to 50 cents, nearly 20 percent, on
this bvsuch Of the l.. & N. road,
There is no way for our people 70
help themselves; we arc nt thc.incrcy
OF the railroad corporation. = ~,
The railroad time tablcson thi,
branch OF the l.. & N. road Il the yer,
worst that could be arranged. Onl,
Que train goes north eacfnday. ani
the south bound train mi,sesc onnec
ton at Nortmsille just thirty min
utcs. ~,
Don't forge. that Iatgraves &
Banks, two well known oarbcrs, havI
fitted up a nico, barhershora OH Msll
street, next door to Frsnkel 8 Sous
They have secured the services o
Marcus Young. an experienced sonso
rial artist. They cam always b
found at their post ready to serve th
public.
D. NJ. Ludwick, Of Elixate,h,own
KY, a brakeman on a freight train
had the toes OF his right foot crushe,
off, Friday might at the depot. IL
foil while coupling cars aud It wa
lucky for him that tho hurt was N
worse. Most ofethc toes Of the In
: jured foot had TO DO Ampptatcd. Tn
! operation was performed BY DR.
) Fairleigh and Campbell and III
wound dressed. Ludwick was yer,
! much alarm and piteously.- bcwaile'
! his fate, saying that no would be
cripple for life even II. no should g
well. Ito wanted his brother tsls
graphed for and seemed TO think b
! was fatally hurt. Tho wound wa
really nothing serious.
!. A certain young gallant i6f this eli
went out into tho country a little dil
lance ono evening few days sincc |
bring . young ladyin to church. II
! got himself up regardless Of expcns
I He was arrayed in a faultless suit ,
!, brosdcloth and wore white kid GLOW,
aud a shining plug hat. He dro,
out about dusk, behind ne finest teal
to be had in the city. Now II SO hal
!, pcned that the young sady had a.
! mirers in the country swollasi
the city. Some OF these admirer
: In h spirit Of Inischievous jeAlous,
! had anticipated tho coming Of the
= city rival, and when he arrived at Il
: gate he found Il barricsded with rail
until 1t looked like Notifications h
been thrown up to keep out on inv