The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-18
HERE AND THERE.

Clarke In this issue.
The County Medical Society mel
III the county court room yesterday
Mr.. Edgar Mcpherson has moved
into his new house on South Main
street.
The forty per cent. claims Of the
public school teachers are now icing
paid of.
A man accidentally slipped and fell
on the street one day last week. No
harm done.
The Law Office OF Feland 8 Scbrce.
has been moved 70 the Office former
~ occupied by Felanl y Graves.
Very few country peoplehave been
able 10 get 10 town for the last week
or two. consequently business has
been very dull.
/ "The wicked stand Oh slippery
places" these tlmea, and 30 does
everybody else who attempts TO walk
The elreets.
Ike Hart has moved from near the
depot 10 the stand lately occupied bv
l.. Elb, aud Invites the attention OF
the public to his sto.k Of dry goods
in to-days paper.
After the election OF the Inspector
Wednesday night the Board OF Trade
repaired to one of the restaurants aud
had a feast Of oysters, sic., at the ex-
pense OF the lucky man.
Crofton Is improving very rapidly.
Several new business houses are IL
process OF erection, aud If the town IL
not now It will soon DO the second
town IN importance In the county.
Mr. J. CohL has moved bis store to
McClanahan's old stand aud inserts
an advertisement to-day. Read what
he has 10 say for himself. lie will
mako Il 10 your interest 10 deal with |
him.
Mr.. Jas. II. Wes,hers, . brother OF |
Berry Weathers who died In this
city, who lief, this county many years
ago for North Carolina, returned last |
week on a visit 10 his relatives In the |
neiyhborhood.
a horse driven by Dr. Jno. II.
rwymau aud Mr.. WIN. L. Waller ct.
tempted TO ruu away near the depot
and the gentlemen were
thrown out. The horse was soon
Iuieted however aud no damage was
done.
We desire 10 purchase q map OF
Christian county. There are good
many scattered oyer the county. and
{ any Of our readers have one that
hey will dispose Of we will buy It.
We want one that Is as good as new.
Another counierfeiler struck the
lily few days since, and succeeding
Ia getting rid of some Of the very
'ssest sort OF counterfeit IS bills.
lie passed them of at night with
evcrsl good bills aud they were not
ioticed Till the next day.
Two mules. hitched 10 q wagon,
Tipped down on the streets one day
ast. week aud could uot get up, the
ireet was so click. The gear had to
re taken OF them aud even then they
ould not get up, but had to be helped
Up with plank. A good deal Of cx-
l,emcnt was created for awhile.
Mr. Geo. W. Balm delivered his
celebrated address From Kentucky
o the Golden Gate" ut Mozart Hall
night. The audience was
ot large, but tho address Is highly
poken Of by all who heard It, Mr..
,ain spoke at Madisonville the fol-
owing hight.
Mr. L W. Means has bought the
ieat shop lately occupied BY Mr..
'ombs aud has opened mp business
. that line. He promises TO supply
no market with meat Of superior
uality and solicit. public patronage.
ir. Q, M. Nelson, a Dung man who
I'LL always give l6 ounces to the
ound will be In charge Of tho shop, |
Tho Spring Session Of Bethel Fe.
lale College will begin next Mon
ny, Oath inst. Tie school 10 IN a
cry fine condition aud the prospects :
10 that the already large number oil
oarders will be largely increased
ext session. There is no better
'kool to DO found In The Southwest
,an this institution has proved to be
nder the care Of Prof. Rust.
Messrs. Woodbridge 4 Buckner in :
ri conspicuous advertisement IN
'-day's paper. They are Young yen.
emen OF popularity, capabili,y and
usiness integrity, aud will spare no ,
aims to give satisfaction 10 their !
atrons. Prescriptions inirusted to
hem will DO carefully compounded.
We predict for them liberal share | !,
patron age.
The Southern Hotel, near the To. \
scco Exchange, ClarksYile, Tenn,
'rmerly under tho proprietorship OF
Iorthington Il Wood, has just passed h
ito the hands OF w. II. Rudolph, who \
J having 1t newly furnished and U