The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-29
HERE AND THERE.
The city Is full Of .lrummcrs.

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The Republican announces that
will not iii out the former propric
ior'scontracts for subscriptions.
The first snow, only few flakes
ell on last Thursday The 9Th inst
Iast'yoar we had heavy snow Oct
2Ist. III W
Ed. FC.iPeievs begaua protracict
meeting at Shiloh church on III,
Cadiz road, hear New BeIlcview, lac
Sunday.
Next Saturday Is the city election
So FAR Mr.. Downer, 'Repubhca,
Candidate Tor City Attomey,ss has nC
opposition.
Jas. NJ. Howe The leading Jcwelry
is receiving daily large invoices 0
handsome and attractive goods suiia
BILE for christmas prcscnts. Call and
e 'n Hnh'iaos.1. sJTA3&
IIymen's altar will soon he stained
again with the blood OF slaughtered
widowcrs and.abaclieiors, II reports
arc true. Walk up gentlemen and
be sacrificed.
Rubt. Bosiick, who shot the negro
boys WIN were stoallng his corn. was
arrosted,and put In jail having waited
an examining'trial. lie was released
Oh bail yesterday. The negroes arc
recovering.
From this time forth We will give
the market report, corrected weekly
by Mr.. Y. w. Henderson. II will be
found IN another column to-day, and
win be a permanent feature OF
our paper. . ~ j 2iT3Il bs98H2
DisD-On Tuesday Nov. 18th, 1881.
In Trenton, Todd county, Ky, Jno.
W.Arringion, aged u years, . mos
aud q days. The deceased lcayes q
wife and two children and several
grandchildren 10 mourn his loss.
Mr.. r. A. Pike has fitted upa neat
reading room IN connection with his
Opera, where he keeps u supply or
the latest papers aud invites his
friends TO call and make themselves
at home. Ills rooms arc adjoining
the Phoenix Hotel.
Mr., JAS. A. Lce of the Greely.
Bnrnam Grocery Co, Of ST. Louis,
was IN The city last week. looking al
ter the.iu'cres, Of hiJ grocery store
here under the control OF bis father,
Mr.. Jno. a. Lee. lie left on Mon
day, well satisfied with its progress.
The advertisement Of Mcssers
Buckner & Woodbridge appears in
column, These gentlemen
have been engaged IN the warehouse
business for seven years, and are too
well known 10 our citizens 10 nccd
comment at our hands. They have
The well mcr.ited conf'lenre and
respect Of all who know them. and
are inscparnbly Identified with
the tobacco Interest OF llopkinsvillc
aud vicinity. They request us TO
s,aic that they have received twelve
OF the new crop.
Mr.. A. Il. Winbcrly, Of Trigg
county, returned from Cincinnati
where he had been TO
purchased printing outfit. lie will
begin the publication Of the "Ken.
lucky Telephone at Cadiz IN few
weeks. The paper will DO Demo-
cratic IN politics, and Mr.. Wimberly
will be assisted Ia tho editorial
by Hon, Matt Mckinney,
an old and experienced journalist.
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We publish IN another column
aud well written article OH
the subjec, Of free turnpikes. The
views of our correspondent exactly
correspond with our ideas upon tho
subject, and we commend tho article
TO the attention of our readers, hop
Ing that they will no, only perusc Il
carefully but think well upon the
thrown out.
The "bigs dinner" at the Central
Hotel on Thanksgiving day did great
credit to Mr.. aud Mrs Hester as host
aud hostess. Mr.. Hester came tothc
city a few weeks ago, almost MI entire
stranger, but his uniform courtesy
and hospitality, and more than all the
excellent table he keeps, have put the
Central OIL a fair way to success. That
it may meet with abundant success is
our wish. = 49,. ~ - .Aa's3
Messrs Frankel & Sons contem-
plate opening branch dry goods
establishment in Princeton, in few
days. Mr.. Frankel and one of his
sons are now in the eastern cities
purchasing new goods. Messrs Hon
ny and David Frankel will conduct
the Princeton house, and we recon-
mend them as clever, energetic and
straightforward business men.
The most important event of the
week will DO the entertainment al
pethal Eamala ColleUe upxt Friday