The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-09-12
HERE AND THERE
W. r. Patton, Life Insurance.


II will DO observed that we have
some circus advertisements this week.
Sir, Gus us not for filing up with
show ads, They don't come often.
The Clarksville Telephone lIne Is
now IN iiue working order.
The Public Schools opened with
4CS pupils last week. The number Is
now considerably over 500.
III tickets TO Louisville were sold
TO cxcursioDi-ts Yesterday. The
round trip cost only 50 SO.
A pavement IL bcing but down on
I.ibert, street between Nashville aud
Spring.
Mr.. Crit. Anderson can now be
found behind the Counter In $. A.
Nances "Pond River Exchange"
Most Of tho boys have male their
engagements for iIhe.opening Of Hob
lands Opera House.
The coal dealers haye put up for
felt OF one hundred dollars each to
be los, by the first one who violates
the compact 70 sell for cash only.
Mt. X. Mci,ac, Jr., has opened M
general merchandise store at Ben.
ncttsiowu, aud will cndeavor 10 iner-
Il share Of the public's patronage.
South Kentucky College opened
las, geek with abou, fifty boarding
pupils, aud several Others are expect.
ed tbs week. Abou, twenty young
ladies are boarding In The college.
The unprecedented rush Of adyer-
iisemcnis has made h necessary Tor
~ 70 Issue supplements Throughout
this Mouth. OR columns were al
ready crowded when the circuscs
came slong aud demanded eight col
unns Of space. Ills hard. but we
will try to bear II without murmur.
Ing.
liopkinsvillc'ha has never been so OK
iensiyely billed as a, this li'nc. Eve.
ry plscS1o be had has been convert.
eli Into a location for circus bill
boards. aud small boards are even
setting around on the paycmen,s and
Ieaping against trees and houses.
Dr. r. ". Fairleigh has offered his
resignation as member Of the Board
OF Trustees OF the Public Schools. lie
states tina, his reasons for so doing
are purely ljerscnal. AID not on nc.
count OF mv dissatisfaction. DR..
Fairleigli has been one OF the most
active. friends Of the Schools, aud his
pllrc III tho Board will DO hard to
OH. is greatly TO be regretted
tia, he has seen 1T 10 offer HE rcslg.
pniion.
The Fircmcn's Ball, given by The
Peerless Fire Company, Tor the pur.
pose OF procuring uniforms tor the
members, will DO given at Mozart
Hall Tomorrow evening, tho 18Th
iua. The committees are az follows:
Invitation; Jas. l,resil,ilt, Ben
Thompson. q, .. Fuqua. Thos. llrc.
eriy aud T. 4. McCamy. Arrange.
men,s; J. u. West, L. y. Atkinson,
,Iuo. 1'heobald aud II. r. Wiley.
Floor Managers; Den Thompson,
BRYAN Hopper, II. u. Alternately aud
J. W. waracld. A good baud will
he secured. Gentlemen eau get
tickets at the drug stores. Tho invi.
talon 10 the ladies 10 general.
Mr.. Ohio Grayos and Thos. II
Hancock have formed u co.parlncr.
ship and "a conduct commission
aud WAREHOUSE business, a, the ware:
house on the west sldo Of Railroad
street, formerly occupied by Lauder
b Donaldson. The firm win DO .
very strong and popular one. Mr..
Graves was formerly a resident Of
this county, but has recently been
living N Louisville. Mr.. Hancock
has been engaged In business In New
York for several years, though he has
spent great portion oflis time here.
They will both locate hero perma-
nenlly, aud VIII try 10 mort a good
share OF the tobacco warehouse BUSH
ness.