The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-16
HERE AND THERE

iun for several days.
There wa, no preaching at the
Christian church Sunday.
Mr.. W. II. IIowe's new building
will be three stories high.
L. 4 q ,inc. Il Co, have one Of the
hsbdson,est new signs lu The city.
A special term Of the Trigg Cir.
cult Cour, began yesterday.
The now officers Of Evergreen
Lodge. No 80, K. OF r.. were iu
stalled Thursday night. 100
E. A. Pike Is s,ill paying the high.
est price for live partridges, at the
European Hotel
The post.oiiice 10 not opened on
Sunday until alter the 3:l3 mall IN
the afternoon.
A barn belonging to We'tley Nc.
Cord. near Cronon. was burned one
night last week. All OF Mr.. Nc.
Cords horses, wagoas. farming
utensils aud 1000 peuads Of tobacco
we're consumed.
A plca.aut social dance was given
at the residence of Mr.. i.ucieu Means,
near the city, q few evenings nnce.
Other eugasemouts prevented our
accepting All iuyItation TO he present.
The population Of the city was ma.
ierially increased last week. A law.
yer, an implement dealer aud young
grocery man were among those who
were most interested In the new ARR
walls.
Our contemporary, tbs Cadir Telo.
phone, distributed several hundred
dollars worth Of valuable premiums
to It's sub,crlbers, January 4,h. The
capital prize, 500 buggy, was
drawn BY Or. J. A. Akin, OF Prince
ton. -...
Messrs. W. ID. sEnpis and II. T.
WILEY have formed = co.parinership
uHier the firm name OF Eunis 4
MY.ey, 1astt will do all kiuds Of car.
pehteringaIrl building, Their head.
quarters are on Spring street, in the
old chair factory building. They are
reliable and capable workmeu and
should receive q good share Of pat.
ropagc.
An earthquake shock Was felt BY
many persons In the ciiystast Thura-
day night, between | aud 2 o'clock,
We see from the papers It was
alsp felt at palucai ana other points
III the State, Some houses were sha-
ken until the windows were broken
aud things wero thrown from the
fnantelpieces.
Our clever young friend, NARROW
Johnson, who liyes ID tho northern
suburbs OF the city, wears happier
smile than the owner Of the Trade.
water gold minc, recently discovered.
Tho cause of said smile was tho arri.
val Of a bouncing twelve pound boy,
who put Ia an APPEARANCE last Fri
day, the l2th inst. Ms4 qaf CO.
The Public School Board deter
mined ati,s last meeting to enforce
tho law relating to small pox, as 10
tho school children, after 30 days
from that time. The law Ia that chill
dren who have not been vaccinsted,
must be excluded from the scLools
until they are 'vaeciuated.
IA t. ,..ir .y'ssgbs 2 = Al
| In last weeks Issue q typograph-
ical error made We say that the uun,-
Der OF pupils In the ilopkinsville
Public Schools was AIS Instead Of
SIS. The number now enrolled 10
! $50, and the rouad 600 will soon be
reached. A large number of fami.
lies have moved TO town already the
month, for tho purpose Of sending
their children 10 school, and the do.
maud for dwellings has never been
10 urgent as now.
| A. Crofton bolic, Miss Belle Nose.
ly, has kept up the reputation Of her
sex for nckleness and inconstancy.
She had two lovers, one named Ham.
BY aud one named Rosenberg. She
agreed 10 run OF with Handy to get
married. They did Ace to Spring
field, Tenn, but thore the young lady
changed her mind. aud telegraphed
eubcrg 10 come tor her. lie went
and came back with her, and they
wentto iIopkinsyillc aud were mar.
ried. "A variable and chsngeable
creature ia woman always."-Madi.
sonyille Times.
The Kentucky Miustrcls, composed
Of local colored talent, will give their
second entertainment at Ho lland's
Opera House next Thursday evening
tho 18th Inst. The concert will be OF