The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-17
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: The "Knott Hop" at Trenton wa
a big success.
Fruit Jars in abundance and chcaI
at j. G. IEord's. if1 =
An infant child of Mr.. Frank Nor
ris died last week.
Miss Ulrich has begun second
session other dancing school.
Mr.. Julian G. hord, has moved in
to his new brick grocery house on
Virginia street.
I col. LA. 'Sypert placed lis under
obligations last week for copies Of
birmingham, Ala. papers.
Don't forget that You can get the
Cherry Lip and LaAfricana cigars,
the best IN town,at o. s. Stevens.
James Pye & Co., are closing out
their elegant stock Of soft, stiff and
f, straw Hats at less than cost.
| Hon. Austin Pcay will address the
people Of Garrettsburg Friday, July
10Th, at the Baptist Church, ats. p. M.
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The Graham homestead ON the
Fairview road Is offered for sale
cheap. See advertisement in another
column.
Aboutadozen iTopkinsvillc pco-
pie, principally young gentlemen, ut
tended the "Knott Hop" at Trenton
Wednesday evening Of last week.
Mess. Brsshcr and Breathitt, the
candidates for the Legislature, opened
their canvass at the court house yes
terday.
James Pye & Co., have an elegant
assortment of goods yet on hand
which they are now offering at a
great reduction on prime cost.
Miss lacy MCGOWAN, of Louisville,
has been elected TO Ill the vacancy
In the corps Of teachers ofthe Public
School caused by the resignation of
Miss Minnie Lander. 5ti
The next "circle meeting inclu-
ding Salem, Locust Grove, South
Union and Olivct churches, will be
held ut Olivct on July % aud 80, 1883,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The vacancy In the office of second
CORPORAL of Co. d., caused by the res
ignation of c. b. Fuqua, has been
filled by the appointment Of II. II,
Alternately. ~
James Pye & Co., have on hand the
largest and best assorted stock of
laundried and unlaundried white
aud colorcd shirts which they offer
at 25% less than cost.
Mr.. Z. +. IIcndlcy has recently
executed very fine crayon likeness
Of Mr.. A. ID. Rodgers little son Alex.
which adds much to his reputation as
a skillful artist.
The receipts Of the Band Benefit
las. Saturday, evening amounted to
about $40 and the members of the
Band request US to return their
thanks to the public for Its liberal
patronage.
DIR. NJ. ID. Brown, Of Crofton, who
was called upon to become an indie
pendent candidate for the Legislature,
published card of declination In the
New Era last week.
Tho meat ordinance, prohibiting
the sale of fresh meat without a
license, has been repealed by the
board of Councilmen. This will
enable farmers TO retail their meat
to consumers, to the mutual benefit
Of all parties coEcerncd. The late
ordinance ceased 70 be in force July
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As will be seen by publication in
another column there will be o spec
ial election held to choose a magis-
trate IN the Crofton and Union School
House districts and a constable in the
cambridge district. The election
will take place at the regular August
lelection. =, u. y = sd
Zola, little child Of Mr.. Aft Brad
ley, aged II months, died on the
7th inst. aud was inferred at the city
Cemetery the 9th, after funeral SER
vices at Mr.. Bradley's residence, on
Nashville street. The parents have the
sympathies of many friends, in their
sorrow. Il
The first ball Of the season was
held at Cerulean Springs last Thurs.
day and the occasion was a very
pleasant one. The Springs are now
fairly opened and guests will bcgir
to teen in within the next few days
A large party of ladies from this cit.
will go, down the first Of August t.
ErcmaIn Q week or ten days. \, -
Mr.. Larkin I. Brasher, of Handy
in response to acall, announces him.