The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-08
HERE AND THERE.

Three negroes On the Grand Jury.
Tickets for Arlingion's Minstrels
Thursday night are going OF rapidly.
Watch for the mardi gras parade
with Arlington's minstrels.
Eggs arc still, scarce In the market
aud conmand fancy prices.
The original Arlington Mlnstrels
at Mozart Hall next Thursday night.
| Look ont for the horses and the
trained elephant with Arlington 3
Inardi gras parade next Thursday.
Yesterday was a damp, bad Court
day. The rain and bad roads to.
gether kept nearly everybody away.
An interesting series of meetings
closed Sunday night at the Methodist
church. There wero lC acccssions.
Something new, Arllngtons
masque carnival and mardi grss
sreet parade at 2r. NJ. noxt Thurs.
day.
| Tho city was full Of drnmmcrs last
week, md Col. Cooper had s smile
upon his fsce that extended from ear
10 ear.
Joe Mulha,tan and Joe Zcigenha-
gen mot here last week and Joe
Griffin alone was needed to have
three of kind together.
Next Monday IA ST. Valentines
day, and many a would.be wit will
have hiA comic Valentines burned
unopened.
Dr. F. NJ Gray is now drumming
for the drug house OF Afford, New.
house i Co. Of Louisville, and was 10
she city. several days last week IN the
Interest OF bis house.
In casting around for Legislative
timber we are Of tho opinion that
E'q.. Peay, OF Garrei,sburg, would
make as strong race as any Demo-
crst 10 the conatv.
The Hop AZ the court honsc Friday
night was a very pleasant affair TO
those who attended. The crowd was
email but select and tho music made
by thu band from Evansville was fret
class.
Mr.. Atlas Whitfield and Miss Ew
Ing eloped from White Plains las,
Wednesday, were married at Peiers. |
burg and went on 10 Texas 10 make
their future home. They passed this
place Oh tho train.
Tie Galley slaye company failed !
10 come to time last week aid the |
Charlotte Thompson company took
the date they had advertised for aud
played at Mozart Hall last night.
Billy Arlington, founder OF Myers |
Opera House, Chicago. also origins
tor and organizer Of Arlington, Cot |
ton aud Kemball's mlnsircls, with "a |
performers at Mozart Hall next |
Thursda, night.
Correspondents Will please iliscon. |
iinue the use Of the Eve" 10 their lot
tiers. Some of them have already |
taken the hint aud governed them. |
selves accordingly. Write In the |
third person as much as possible. /!
We went 10 press too early 10 ,
notice tho rendition OF "Thc Planters |
Wife, a, Mozart Hall last night by |
the Charlotte Thompson Company. |
but enough seats had been already |
sold 81 noon yesterday TO show that
the house would be good one.
The Public Schools opened yester. |
day'wIih 324 pupils. For the pres |
eni the schools will be laugh, with.
out inier'nission from. 9 A NJ. to Up.
NJ This plan has been adopted IN
many schools ~ the winter mosihs
and has boon found TO work we'll.
We were shown through tho
Eugene Mills one day last week by |
the popular proprietors, Messrs. !
Eugene and Lewis Wood, and un.
hcsiiatingly pronounce their mills
perfect In all their ramiGcaiions.
All the latest improvements haye
been adopted.
There Is man who has been living
in this city ever since the railroad
was built. thirteen or fourteen years
ago, and has never been to the depot.
although IL Is but few squares from
his place OF business on Main Street.
lie says he supposes there is such
place, but he has never scen It.
Tho new First Presbyterian church
came very near having a serious ac-
cident oil last Wednesday evening.
One of the screws fastening the
had fallen ont and when
the Janltor went to light up the
church for prayer meeting tho lamps
fell, shaitering them and splitting oil
over the floor. Fortunately they
were not lighted or general con-
would hava hoau fha t,,a |