The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-08-21
HERE AND THERE.
W. F. Patton. Life Insurance.

w W ilOWc ana see the bee, I'll
snal'e Il clock made.
Finest and largest stock of Frencl
harps in the city arc at o. S.Stcvens
A new cottage is being built OF
Virginia street, south of Maple.
Messrs II. A. Phelps and S. T.
Trice are each having additions made
to their residences, on South Nam.
just received fresh supply OF
stick and fancy candies at o. S.
Stevens. Call and try them.
: Mr.. NARROW johnson is building q
nice cottage W South Main, opposite
Col. Poindexicr's.
Remember the Methodist Church
Benefit at the Opera House this even
ing, and don't fail to attend.
II is right strongly limited that
more than one couple will take Il bril-
dial tour to Louisville, from this city,
next month.
The United Brothers of Friendship
and knights of Friendship Withhold
their annual session in this city this
week.
The children of the Southern Pres
byterian church will have a tin-pan
party at the church next Thursday
evening.
Jas. NJ. Howe, our Jcwcler, is re-
ceiving daily large supplies Of watch
cs, clocks and jewelry, and is selling
them at very low prices.
II is reported that new bank
will be started in the Howe building
next year. with Mr.. Henry c. Cant
as president Of the stock company.
Tickets for the entertainment at
the Opera House tonight, for the
benefit of the Methodist church, are
on sale at Gish & Carriers. Price 80
cents.
lfyour eyes are falling, 90 TO llowe's
icwclry store and get a pair of gent
Inc pebble spectaclcs that will not ill.,
Iure the sight.
The grocery firm of tandle 4
Johnson was dissolved by mutual
last week. Mr.. johnson re-
iring. Mr.. W. +. Ilandle will con-
.inuc The business at the same stand.
Our clever Young friend, Jno. l..
of Crofton. has accepted
position as commercial traveller with
he whiskey house of W. NJ. Lyons
/ Co., Louisville.
Mr.. Robt. S. Lander, of Cerulcan
Springs, raised 20 acres of wheat this
ear that averaged 80 bushels per
ere. The rest of his crop averaged
. bushels per acre. This is the best
ield we have heard Of
The Methodist church, the interior
{ which has been rc-modeled and
re-furnished, will be re-
pencd the first Sunday IN Septom-
or. DR.. X. A. Young, of Nashville,
Ill preach tho opening sermon.
Rev. Miles Saunders, of SPRING
cid, Mass, preached Sunday morn
~ at The Southern Presbyterian
lurch and Sunday evening at the
iorthcrn Presbyterian church to the
'nited congregations of both
ofthe church.
The Hopkinsvillc CS"net Band has !
cen engaged TO furnish the music al
ne fair this fall. We are glad TO see s
ONE talent thus encouraged. The s
and makes excellent music and win
ave handsome new uniforms by that
me.
The ladies of the Methodist church
ave spared no pains to make their |
success this evening
'on't fail to encourage them with
our presence and at the same time
ID worthy cause. h
The Bethel Baptist Association
leets at Franklin, Ky, to-day Revs.
I. Barrow and J. +. Dagg, Maj. j.
J. Terrell and Mr.. r. II. Donaldson .
this city, and DIR. j. ID. Clardy and
[r. John Fort Of South Christian,
# yesterday to attend as messen-
ers.
The post-office is now closed DUR :
g the opening of the evening mails. .
ostmaster Gowan says he was COM
sled to do this In order to exclude
10 disordcrly crowd that collected !.
the office while the mail was being !,
pcned. The principal Inconvenience
to those who have lock boxes. 9
A club Of fourteen farmers, of the =
ewstcad neighborhood, have bought h
I'd put up some large scales opposite \
4. Ben Campbells, five miles from a
10 city and will weigh all produce !
Id and all coal, etc. brought in the n
ty. The scales are covered in and Il
10 enclosure is kept locked and each h
the owners is supplied with key I,
Id does his own weighing. This n
'ocedure would indicate that the
rmers think some body has been
ealing unfairly towards them.