The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-11
HERE AND THERE
W. +. Patton. Life Insurance.

Mr.. J. C. Shannahan, a practical
shoe aud boot-makcr is now with
Capt. j. p. Nolan.
Horsc-buycrs from the South will
attend Polk Cin 'lrrs stock sale next
the 18th inst.
Polk Canister sold. at his stable,
Sept. 3. IL two-ycar-olds, | five year.
old and | ycarling mule for 1892.
Polk Cansler wiliscll at his MONTH
~ sale Saturday Sept 18th. lm of
fine Berkshire hogs, bred by NJ. B.
King, of Church Hill.
Our drawing will certainly come off
Oct. 9th. Do you hold ticket? II
not subscribe for the SouTH KENTUcK-
IAN at once. Every subscriber will
get a ticket free.
A protracted meeting began at the
Christian church Sunday. The pas
tor will be assisted this week by Rev.
Linn Cave, of Nashville.
Gov. Knott was not the only per-
son who moved last week. The
writer moved into the cottage ON the
corner of Clay and Hickory streets
and began housekeeping.
The members of the lIopkinsvillc
Cornet Band have had their measures
taken for an elegant dress uniform to
be made by Wilhcrspoon, of Louis.
vile. The suits will be ready by the
coming Fair.
The Christian Women's Charity
Association will hold It's next meeting
at the Christian Church Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. The president
requests the attendance of all its
members.
Rooms d and & in primary grade
of the Public Schools were so much
crowded that the Trustees decided to
hold two sessions each day, one class
to come In the forenoon and the other
in the afternoon. Each of the rooms
had about 50 Pupils in ii aud as the
building Is now filled to its utmost ca
,acity and additional teachers could
not be employed, this was the only
thing that could be done.
Mrs. Geo. V. Green. who was in
Iurcd by being thrown from Il vehicle
It Scbrce city about ten days ago, was
brought home last week. One arm
was broken, one shoulder dislocatcd
md one of her lower limbs fractured
Her injuries though serious are moi
necessarily dangerous. She Is now
slowly improving.
The hanlsomest and best located
business house OH Main street will b'
Mr.. Kelly's Jewelry house, now
nearly completed. There will be IL
the second story three convenient,
arranged rooms, suitable for offices
sleeping or business rooms. The,
would be suitable for milliner, den
tist, .or photographer. We predict
ready demand for them.
Anthony Roberts, the broom man
ufacturer, inserts u conspicuous nd
vertiscmcnt In this issue. He ha
built up n good business in the man
ufacturc of brooms of all kinds an
appreciates the value of judicious ad
vcrlising. lie is uniformly courtc
aus and polite to everybody and
thoroughly reliable and 'trustworth
in matters of business. Read hi
card in another column.
The fire at Dawson last week orig
mated in the ST. James Hotel and NJ
w. I. James the proprietor lost all h
furniture and household effects. Ill
building was owned by parties
Madisonville. The Burnett hon
was also burned but some of the fu
nilure was saved from the low,
rooms. Many guests lost all the
clothing aud valuablcs. Two cottag
contiguous also burned; these we
owned by Mr., Powell, of Princeto
!. The total loss by the fire was abo
/, $1,000.
The Methodist church has rcccl
: ly been thoroughly rcmodclcl aud
t. now Que of the hanlsoncst cdiiic
for public worship in the city. II
: lighted by gas and the auditoriu
, has been greatly enlarged by the
u moval of the old gallery. Throu
Is the efforts Of Dr.. II, A, Young, an G
, qucnt divine of Ma hviilc, cnou
= money was raised on the 22aa inst
a leiray all expenses incurred In
.. work of repairing.
A The following members Of "Co
!, went to Frankfort last week.
IN Captain-W. L. Smith.
of "a LIEUT.. IL. Clarke.
H. LIST. Sgt-C. Il. Trice.
or ID. Sgt-F. w. Buckncr.
ii Bird. Sgt-H. W. Clarke.
,se 4th. Sgt-G. w. Gipson. &
u LIST. Corp-Pat Ryan. s
Ic. 81. Corp-H. II. Alternately.
Bird. Corp-E. r. Cook.
,st Privates--W. s. Bryan, G.
as Campbell, j. Il. Campbell, w.
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