The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-13
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twenty seven boarders.
DIR. II. G. Keen resumed his pasto-
raj duties at the Baptist church Sun.
day.
A large lot of old papers for sale at
this Office for so cents q hundred.
None to give way.
Mr.. Jno. I. Ricketts, is erecting a
new house on Princeton street near
MIR. w. III. Vests.
Mr.. S. G. Buckner has put up a
nee new iron fence in front of his
residence on Main street.
Mr., VIM, Robinson sis preparing
t, erect a. new cottage on South
Main Street, next to Mrs. Henry's.
The privilege of selling refresh
ments in the floral hall during the
fair has been sold to Metcalfe & Bro.
Messrs. Forbes 81 Cant have taken
a contract TO build nice frame house
for Mr.. WIN. T. Tandy, in front oil
Mr.. j. G. Wooldridge's.
Messrs. Jno. Orr & Co have taken
the contract TO build Mr.. Jas. NJ.
tlowe,s new house on Main street.
adjoining Maj. Jno. p. Campbell's.
Esqs. Jno. D. Gowan and Alex. II.
Anderson have been sworn in as
magistrates and have catered upon
the discharge of the duties Of their
offices.
Twenty-Five or thirty young ladies
have entered South Kentucky. Col
lcge as boarding pupils. We have
not been furnished with their names.
Mr.. Jos. NJ, Frankel was married
to Miss Esther Slaughter, OF Louis
vile, lost Wednesday. An account
of the wedding will appear next
week.
Mr.. j. C. Evans has a bull dog
chained IN front of his drug store,
which is so true 10 lie that passers-
by frequently walk on the opposite
side of the, pavemeit to avoid 1t.
Tho AL. Clark Club met at the resi-
dence of DIR. Gish last Friday night.
The meeting was an unusually pleas
ant one aud we regret that circum
stances prevented our being present.
Attention is called to the conspic-
uous advertisement of Mr.. j. Il. Ar
inistead, which appears in to-lay's
paper. Mr., Armlstead comes to us
highly recommended as a gentleman,
a druggist, aud business man. Read
his advertisement.
South Kentucky College opened
last week with very flattering pros
pec,s. There are now nearly 100
pupils with the number steadily IN
crcasing. The Indications are that
the school will enjoy a prosperous
session.
The C.Spring Plnetoa, owned by
Mr. Ed. Long, OF this city, is the adj
miration OF every beholder, II was
put up by Messrs MeCamy. Bontc y
Co, andis generally conceded TO be
one of the finest specimens Of carriage
work ever turned out in Hopkins
vile.
Joe Mu.haitan was in the city
Tuesday. lie says the Shelby, Pull
man & lIaDilton's circus has been
following him mp for ten days. He
denies the report that the gentlemen
made him All offer of $1,000 a week
TO travel with them as the champion
liar of America.
Nv. J. d. Walker, OF Kentucky
representing lIooven, Owens, Rent.
schiller y Co., Hamilton, Ohio, manu-
facturcrs OF machinery, aud improved
agricultural implements, paid our
sanctan a visit on Friday afternoon
hast. Mr.. Walker is polite and of.
fable genileman.-[ Greenwood(S. C.)
Argus.
Col. A. Hogeland, OF Louisville,
will deliver an address in this city
next Saturday night, tho 18th inst,
on tho subject "Four runaway boys."l
A small admission fee will be
charged. The proceeds of the lecture
will be given TO the Louisville In
Urinary, in the interest of which Col.
fIogelaud is canvassing the State.
Messrs. johnson & Miller's opera
company which was billed for the
9Th, postponed tho date till Oct. Goth,
at the suggestion Of hall manager
Rodgers. The circus was here the
same evening audit was thought best
not TO begin tho season under such
obstacles. The troupe will return in
October aud present tho "Two Me.
dallions."
In another column appears card
from DR.. A. P. Campbell. DR., Camp
bell is the Oldest and most expert
enced dentist in the city. He has
had twenty-oight years practical ex-
perience IN his profession aud those
who have patronizcd him during that
time know him to DO skillful and
successful dentist, Read his card
elsewhere in this Issue.
Two colored men named Harvey