The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-06-05
HERE AND THERE.


Stock peas and German millct
cheap at Howard Bros.
Hereafter tobacco will be sold on
the head OF the hogshcad.
A public Levee was given at the
Baptist College Friday evening.
The examinations of South Ky.
College are in progress this week.
Call OH Lou I. Gaines & Co. and
try their fine imported ginger ale.
Remember the Grange sales at
Casky Thursday and Church Hill Fri
day Of this week.
For genuine pebble spcctaclcs that
will not impair the eye, go to Howe's
jewelry store.
Henry Lower, who was fined for
assault battery, committed upon
Geo. Fox, Esq, was released last week.
Col. II. Il. Edmundson, of Lexing-
ton, will conduct the Grange sales at
Church Hill and Casky this week,
Maj. Ferrcll's High School will
close Friday. Written examinations
are being held this week.
DR.. SAKE II. Fuqua, formerly of
this county, died at Plano, Collin
county, Texas, on the 22d ult. in the
3Sth year of his age.
Ira l.. Smith, of Fairvicw, won n
third honor in Vanderbilt University
last week, and was awarded the
prize scholarship in Physics.
WANTED-A situation for a thor
oughly reliable, sober, moral and in
dustrious printer. The best of refer
ences given. Address South Ken
uckian, Hopkinsville, Ky.
The closing exercises of Bethel Fe-
male College were held at the Opera
House Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of last week.
The Lewis House has been rc-pa-
pered, rc-painted' and thoroughly
renovated, and was formally re-
opened to the public yesterday morn
ing.
The statement last week that all of
the Public School teachers were re-
elected was erroneous. Miss Agnes
Dryden was not reelected and Miss
Sarah Mckee was chosen in her
stead.
Anthony Roberts, col, has opened
up an ice cream saloon for the sum-
mer season, on Main street next to
Wcbb's saddlcr shop, and will serve
the public with the best of cream,
shcrbet aud other delicacics.
The two express trains which pass
ed this city at 4,45 A. M.,going north
and $50 p. NJ, going south have
been taken of and there is now only
one through passenger train a day
each way.
Mr.. FrankT. German, of this city,
dealer in gents. furnishing goods,
failed last week and made an.assign-
ment of his stock to Messrs. Breath
lit & Sites. His liabilities are about
$3.50 and his assets about $1,000.
Miss Ulrich has at last succeeded
In getting up a class in dancing,
which will be taught at the Mont
gomcry House. The junior class
will meet at $3.50 o'clock on
Wednesday and Saturday mornings,
and the class for young ladies and
gentlemen will meet OH Monday and
Thursday evenings at s o'clock.
Rev. G. W. Iancey, of Louisville,
preached the annual sermon before
the students of South Ky. College at
the Christian church last Sunday
evening, to avery large congregation.
His theme was "The conceivable is
not the limit Of the possible" and his
discourse was replete with thought
and characterized by ripe scholar
shin.
Within the last six weeks five
couples have eloped from this county
and city to Tennessee, thereby
knocking the county clerk out of$7.50
for marriage licenses. Maj. Breath
lit threatens to resign his Office If
this thing continues, or else get out
an injunction against oil persons sus-
pected of being matrimonially in
clined.
Mr.. JAS. M. Howe, our Jeweler,
who was burnt out during the FIRE