Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-21
HERE AND THERE.
w. +. Patton. Life Insurance.
A. ID. Rodgers, Fire Insurance Agt.
Diamond Dyes in all colors at
IopprR AZ SoX's.

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Job work cheaper than ever before,
neatly executed at this Office.
The snow Is God-send. There
have been no fires since it fell.
All of the secret societies will elect
officers at their next meetings.
For fat turkeys dressed or alive
go to ID. A. Tandy & Co. Nashville, ST.
Mr.. Buckner has changed the date
of his skating carnival from the Oath
to the 18th.
The first snow of consequence
about two inches deep-fell Tuesday
afternoon aud night.
A youth named VIM. Skerritt, a
pupil Of the Public Schools, died
last Thrsuday night.
Nice new style, gilt-edge visiting
cards neatly printed at from 20 TO 30
cents a pack at this office.
Christmas exercises will be held at
the Methodist church Monday even
ing, to which all are invited.
We have a number of elegant new
designs of Christmas cards which
we will furnish printed at city
prices.
DIR. Jno. l.. Dulin, of Beverly, is the
happy parent of new ten pound
boy, who put In appearance on the
10Th inst.
The fire insurance men are still
doing land Office business. The
leading agencies are advertised in
our columns.
We have seen many displays but
we have never seen anything TO
equal the handsome line Of Christ
has goods at W. W. Radford's.
The engineering crops Of the l., A.
and T. railroad have completed their
work to within four miles Of Prince
ton and have come home to spend the
Observation-Disclosures Leaf.
If you want to make your children
happy you can do SO for a very small
amount, as all kinds Of Christmas
goods are very cheap at w. w. Rad
ford's.
ID. A. Tandy n Co., Nashville ST.
are receiving daily oysters in cans,
buckets. tubs and bbls., which they
will sell cheaper, than any other house
in town.
Mr.. Jno. T. Wright has already
eaten seven out Of the thirty birds
and Is in good condition and feels
confident he can accomplish this diff
ficult feat.
Rev. VIM. Stanley, Of Cynthiana,
Ky, has been called to the pastorate
of the Christian Church for the year
1884 and will epter upon his labors
the first of January.
Now is the time for our January
subscribers to renew. Don't wait
Till next year, as We issue on Jan. ]
and you should not allow a hiatus to
occur in your subscription.
Tho new jewelry store Of NJ. D..
Kelly is the wonder Of everybody.
They say 1t stakes the cake" over
anything that has ever been here be-
fore, and as result, you will see
II crowded with customers at all
times from early morning until late
at night, who are selecting their sub
stantial holiday presents which can
be found there to suit the most fas.
tidious. /
There will be. two first-class at
fractions at the Opera House next
week. Friday evening, the 18th
Hcarn's 1Hearts of Oak" and on Sat
uriay the 10Th, "The World"
! The South Kentuckian Office hal
! turned out 6,0OO pamphlets within
the last three months, in some instan
ces undertaking city offices. WI
make especially of this kind of work
and guarantee satisfaction.
Harry Tandy, the Souri, KENruoK
IAN Carrier will call upon the cit.
: patrons next Tuesday with his an
:. nual address. It's beautiful an,
| appropriate poem, and we trust tina
y it viii be kindly received by those :
: whom it is presented.
: The Masqne Carnival at the ska
. ting rink next Tuesday night viii b
/ grand affair, The medals tolt
Q awarded are models Of beauty and II
pains win be spared to make the OF
casion a pleasant and entertainin
one. The admission has been fixe
at the nominal price of % cents.
M. d. Kelly desires to answer Il
= many enquiries regarding his tow
( clock not being put on top of h
building yet. He has shown US II
:" fine timepiece which has been read
to place in position for over tv
weeks, but he has been so OVERT
with huotooco o;nco In ox,ax,ad l,