The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-04
HEEE AND THERE.
W. f. Patton. Life Insurance.

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Why not number the houses in tho
city?
There viii bca wedding at Belle.
view tomorrow.
Three widows were married in the
county last month.
Mr.. Ro lgcrs has secured good
company for Fair week, at the Opera
House.
The old sewer on Nashville street,
now being taken up, was built in
1879.
Mr.. II. G.. Hopkins. of Pembroke,
had a fine mule worth $lG5 killed by
flies last week.
Only % cents admission will be
charged to the Fair this fall. Every
body should attend.
South Kentucky College began its
fall session yesterday with good pros
poets.
Call on y. s. Stevens and get n
round and square drink. Something
entirely new.
Read our advertising columns and
learn where the best bargains can be
secured in new goods.
The cross on the cupola of the Bap-
fist church. which has been blown or
tw,ce, has again been replaced.
John Youngs gun store will be
moved to the eastern corner of the
Mcdaniel building, Oh court street.
Mr.. Ed. r. Hcndlcy. the crayon ar
tist. has completed n life size portrait
Of Mr.. II. w. Roach. of GAINESVILLE,
which Is one Of his best pictures.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hipkins has sold his live
~ stable on bridge street. to Mr.. Geo.
W. Smith, who will take possession
of II Jan. |. 1881.
The Public Schools opened with 49i
pupils. For the present they will open
ut s 80 a. NJ. instead of 1880 as
typographical error made us state
last week.
About Twenty-Five or thirty mem
bcrs of Co. ID. left for Frankfort last
Saturday to he present at the inau.
gu11on of Gov. Knott to-day.
Mr.. A. W. Pylc's new house on
South Main street, is the admiration
of all who have an eve for the novel
and unique In architecture.
The approaching Fair will in all
probability be an unusually succcss-
ful one. Every department should
he well supplied with exhibits and
the special attractions will insure
large attendance.
The Methodist church at Mont
gomery, KY, will be dedicated Sun
lay. September 9th. by Rev. Jno. w.
Lewis, Of Henderson. Ky. Dinner
will he on the grounds for all who
may attend and everybody is invited.
We inadvertently omitted to men,
ton last week the brandancc aud pic
mic ut Shoots Bridge last Saturday.
\ good crowd attended aud the day
was very pleasantly spent and every
body was satisfied with the days cn-
ioyment.
Rain Is badly needed aud unless Il
aims in few days the late corn crop
will be cut short. The dust Is simply
terrible and the ground is so dry that
It is almost impossible for the farmers
to fallow.
Young men interested in business
education should write to Mr.. Frank
Goodman, of Nashville, Tenn. as he
Is preparing the young men of the
south and west to keep books correct
", and to transact business generally.
Misses Maggie Brumfield and Belle
Ellis have succeeded Mrs. Frank
Rogers in the drces-making business
md invite all of her oil customers to
call on them for work In their line.
They are located over Radford's con-
fectionery.
The meetings of Casky Grange have
been changed TO the LIST and 3rd Fri
daysin each month 4; next Friday will
he very important meeting and all
the members are urged to attend.
w. HENRY, Sec.
We would call attention to the card
Of Mr.. Edward Laurent, an architect
of Nashville. Tenn. Mr.. Laurent.
though not an old man, has gained
for himself an cnviablc reputation as
an architect. Any work entrusted to
him will receive prompt attention.
Persons who baggcd their grapes
this year are more than satisfied with
the result. The lunches are larger,
better maturnd, free from dirt or
dust, and are protected from the dep
rotations of insects and birds. Mr..
II. G. Hopkins, Of Pembroke, who
baggcd one thousand punches this
year, says-he will protect his entire
crop, so fur as possible, IN the future,
so well pleased is he with his exper-