The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-07
HERE ANDTHERE.
Lent begins February 20(h.


will mccl morrow evening at the
Baptist Church.
The iiitc society met last Friday
night atlhc residence Of Dr. a. =.
Campbell.
The ytpaifs th The Circuit
Court room base not been lin
lsllca ntdro'ni viii have TO be held
I'ln HE city curt room.
Mrs. Sllic Hester, wife Of John
Hester, died at her home near New
stead, Jan, Is h, in tile Il year OF her
ags.
Snow balling on The sireft' was n
nuisance Int week, aud the police
should moi hive allowea u. II was
dangerous TO walk The strects.
A pa'cni washing machine has bccn
one Of the sensations on exhibition IN!
the ely foi-ihe past week. Il beat.'
willing Of the KIND we have ever
seen.
Snow four inches IN depth fdll on
The 30ih alt hut Il r"pa!ued on the
srounttonly two days. Slcighbclls
iinglcd necessarily Mondny nnh Non
day night. as tho moon was shininsi
brightly.
Nocluc has as yet been found 10
thcrohber Of the mail near Church
I,llill last week. The amount Of mon
cy taken from The registered packages
was not more than ten Of fifteen dol
lars.
The Public Schools opened Just one
year ago 10 day, with g2I pupils.
Tho number Of maliicnlatcs this scs.l
Ion hns already reached j2I. an in,
crease OF just two hundred. Cur
schools are destined 70 become the
I pride Of our ciiy
The law requires that the deputies
4 appointed ly The Assessor be "sobcr
,li-rrcei, md capable persons not I'M.
iler Tho asc OF u ;ears." Mr.. Means
asks us TO state Ibis foc the informs.
lion Of 'loso who apply TO him for
] positions.
Our friend VIM ID. Summers was
! in cur office q lew days 81 ,se 10 re-.
new his subscription TO The Sourn
| kENruoNAv. He informed ns that
li. surplus hay last wear viii rcacl,
nearly 5000 bales, and hi, snrplu.
corn !, 90 bushels.
4 Mr. FL Dismrkcs. of the south.
! cra part o the county, lef this week
TOR Barlow Ciiy. Ballard county. Ia
live. Before starting he came in and
Insured himself 10 get the news ful
| Ihe next twelve months, by Securing
a paid up p,'iryin the South Ken
iuckiln.
| MI u. H. sleif the leading Nash
-
willie Jewricr aaycrticcs wilhus this
week. Mr.. Sieif /. we'll known &c
many Of our patrons asa perlec, gen
llrman nnA rcliaolo business mar
Ills stock is elegant aud complete, and
his prices are so low that they woul,
Asioni1h YOU. Don't 90 TO Nashvill'
without calling on him, at No. II
Union Street.
Attic last election the people, bl
decided n,ioriiy voted to have iii'
city divided inlo wards, qhc matte
i now ~ the hands Of The Board o
Councilman, and we trust they vii
obey the voice OF the people, aud di
vide the city into wards before III
nexrc.eclion.
The members of the AtEcBcum So
ci5iy of South Ken,u,ky College ar
: making aciiyc preparations TO begil
I The publication Of nh crgsl
to be issued monthly Tho first NAM
:. her win appear about the 10Th. Jno
5. Mckay J. II. Hardy and Juhr
c Fsand Jr. will constitute the clto
rial stall. twill be iaur column
. folio.
i Alex Welt, 0 brother of Nv. 10
\ Well OF this ely, dicil in Clarksvillt
Tenn, i'm. 26, aged As years. II
4 was a native Of Lambsheim, Germe
II up, came TO the United States in lSj
! anl located in Clafksviilc in 1871
;. Ito was regarded as M honorable NJ
,. right genlleman. lie was amembe
The Knights Of Honor lodge !
CiarksyiIlc.
A hunting party won't into NJ
jim. Railroads fields, near Beycrl.
rucsday,hunting rabbits. The prem
ises had been posted for sever
|. years and tire hares had about take
possession. After hunting sever
IS, hours, the rabbits slain were counte
and II was found that $50 had bee
killed. This may seem rather il
credible, but If any ono doubts Il
truth OF this statement, the huntc
can show him the guns they we
killed with.
Why can't HopkinsyiElc keep (
willihe times and begin to put
city airs. We viii soon have e
md.the next progressive step will
10 name the streets and number 4