The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-07
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printing business. Apply Of once al
Ills Office.
Dorsey & fiofnsby will have d sale
OF shorthorn cattle II Princeton nexl
Saturday,
Johu Thompson played "Arouul
The World 10 d small house at IIoI-
lands Opera House Monday hight Of
last week.
Mr. Ell. Kelly has been elected
county Judge Of Trigg county, until
the regular election next August. a
vacaiicy having been caused by the
death OF Judge A. .. Dyer
Mr.. L. e. Stcgar, Of this county,
was married 70 Miss JeuulrPeacher,
OF peacher's MIN, Tenn, Wednesday,
Nov. lst. .A ~
County Attorney Scbree viii be
absent until the 10th and Mr.. John
w. Payne win DO County Attorney
protein, until his return.
Mr.. n. II. Holland has had stone
pavement put down IL front OF his
Opera House. ltisthe Gully one In
The city.
Mr.. Z. G, Rosenplantcr, OF Clarke
willie, an experienced architect and
civil engineer, has moved TO this city,
and can be found athis Office IN lIol-
lands building OH Maiu street.
Stevens Opera Company, with
Miss Jeaunie Winston as the leading
singer, played Jolly Bachelors at
Opera House last Tuesday
night. II was un excellent troupe.
aud should have had better house.
Misc Mary Duncan, one Of the
teachers at the public schools offered
her resignation few days since, and
Miss Aurine Williams, a graduate Of
the State Normal school, Of Nashville,
Tenn, has been engaged TO oil The
vacancy. ~
Onr yourg friend, w. G.. Fox, Of
Garreilsburg, has bought the drug.
store Of Cheaibam & Garncr, at La.
Fayetlc, and has gone to St. Louie 10
bis stock. lie 10 a popular,
en,erprising young gentleman, aud
we Wish him uiibounded success In
his business. His stock will DO kept
iull aud complete Ia every respect.
One OF tho very best entertain.
menis that has ever been here, was
tho rendition OF "Chispa "by Marion
Elmore, last Wednesday night al
Hollands Opera House. The play
was iirsl.class, although the audience
was small, and Mr.. Rodgers has ar
ranged to have I. repeated February
7,h. at which time We predict Il will
be crested by afull house.
Hon. Jas r. Clay. Democratic can
diiaIe for Congress, was present last
Wednesday but did not OIL his APP
pointmen, 10 speak, as tho time had
unfortunately been set 10 conilic
with prayer meeting at all III.
sp entertainment at III,
Opera House, aud the meeting OF III,
Board Of Trade.
Messrs Cowan, TIaggins & Nc
Kcc have sold out their grocery {
Mcssrs. Chas. Mckee q Son, who
viii continue In business Attic same
stand. Tho new firm IL strong on,
composed OF popular aud reliable
gentlemen aud we bespeak for thou
a good share OF patronage. Mr.. j
A. r. Brown has accepted position
with them.
Ia Tuesday's issue OF the Soutl
Keatuckiau Charlie Meacham urged
The erection Of water works III Hop
kinsyiIls, warning tho people Of thai
place OF disastrous conhagratior
and the Inadequate means Ut hand o.
staying he progress. The ncxt da!
one half the town was In ruins. The,
will probably have wa,erworks q
HopkmsvillN coon. Experience is /
dear teacher, nut Il n about the onl!
QUE mankind viii believo.--Madison
vile Times. FRS 4
Chas. Bonte, q Young man about Is
ycars Of age, who was working in tn
planning MIL OF Jno. Orr & Co, ha,
his LETT hand very badly cut las
Wednesday while taking ban'
from a circular saw. Drs. Gaines 4
Clark were sent for and amputate'
the third and fourth fingers below til
joints and succeeded III saving tn
other Fingers. Tho young man is
son OF Mr.. W. T. Donle, and has sh
sympalhies ofsll III his misfortune.
The biennial election Of tobacco II
fpectors took place last Wednesda
night The board OF trade decide
to elect four instead of two as here
tofore, and D. F. SmiIhson, w. I
Buckner, WIN. Cowan aud A. P. Col
Inns were elected. There was bu
little excitement over tie election
Besides the four succossful candl
daica, Messrs. Jas. Al. Moore an
Ben Thompson weroappllcants.
Col. Emmerson alias Hamptol
lalias Lamar alias swallow alias Rego