The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-18
HERE AND THERE.
W. +. Patton. Life Insurance.

ucncc oil MIR. Nj. Schmltt last FRIDAY
evening.
Nimr0d Catlcti has been en-
ployed as Janitor of Hollands Opera
House.
The blasting in the big sewer is go
ing slowly ahead and ii will take a
month to finish II.
A welcome shower of rain fell Sun
day morning early. There had been
no rain for six weeks and only one
shower since July 90.
Jas. +. Garity is now wearing the
Co. ID. medal, won at the last compe-
tive drill of the company. John 4.
Campbell was the contcnding man.
"Thc sun do move" is one Of the
problems that will be demonstrated
ut the show tonight, by the orator Of
the occasion.
SITUATION WANTED.-As Book
keeper, good calculator, fair and rap
id pcnman, good refer nee given, sal
AIRY no object. Address E., this Office.
just received at o. s. ST v us u
finest line of French llarps ever
brought to the city, comprising the
Bells aud Knittlngen IIarps call and
get you good harp.
There will be running race at the
Fair grounds next Saturday between
Mr.. r. II. Cofley's and Mr.. Jack
Hanbcry's horses. A good deal of
interest is going taken in the race, by
those who are fond of such matters.
The Shamrock base ball club OF
this city, and the Irish Switches, Of
GAINESVILLE, met at Guthrie last Sat-
urlay and played match game
which was won by the Shamrocks by
score Of 90 to 20.
Only few more weeks in which
you can secure a ticket in our draw
ing. Oct. 9th. Subscribe and induce
your friends to subscribe for the
South Kentuckian, the best local pa
per in Southern Kentucky.
Haverley's ministries will open the
season at the Opera House this even
ing with a full house. II is an excel
'cnt company and should be literally
,atronizcd. Seats now on sale at
Gish Il Garner's for Sl.0). Seats not
-old In advance, rs cents; gallery, 20
cents.
Mcssrs. j. S. Carlcy & Co, have
opened new meat shop, adjoining
J. W. Yancy's livery stable lot, and
will keep ilrst.class meat every day.
They have employed Mr.. Oncle to do
heir butchcring. These are enter
rising gentlemen and we bcspcak
or them liberal share Of the public
patronage.
Dave Moore, rho was raised In
his city. and Geo. Mcclure, OF
,larksvillc. Tcnn., have opened new
,arber shop in the old Skating Rink
Building, on Nashville ST., for the ac-
eommodation Of the white people OF
Iopkinsville and county. Every
thing is neat and new; all who will
lonor them with call will receive
prompt and polite attention.
The South Kentuckian Office ycstcr-
,ay turned out 1000 minutes for the
Little River Baptist Association and
now printing the minutes for the
Icthel Baptist Association. We have
Few type and make a specially of
,ook and pamphlet work, guarantee
NJ work in every instance as neat
nd price, as low as city offices.
,,lstitulions aud Bylaws Of secret
,ocicties, catalogues, price-lists, and
II kinds ofpamphlet work done with
,romptness and in the best style.
live us call you need such work.
One evening last week while the
amily of Mr.. Alex Fulcher, who re.
ides near Fairvicw, were at supper
lis little children felt something
Tide over their bare feet under the
able. which they kicked of, thinking
was cat. 1t glidcd into corner
md one of the little boys ran to sec
What it was and as he approached a
highland moccasin four feet long
sprang at him, but fortunately failed
bite him. The serpent was quick
v dispatched but not until he had
cared away the appetite of those in
he dining-room.
At the Stated Convocation of 0rien-
tai Chapter, No. IA. F. A. M. at the
Masonic Hall Monday evening. Sep
cmber 10th, the following officers
were elected to serve during the en-
suing year:
High Priest, ]. !. Landes.
King, j. W. Pritchett.
Scribe, II. NJ. Fairleigh.
G. Ii. Thos. Rodman.
p. s. ID. W. Stone.
r. A. C. Frank Waller.
G. NJ. 3dV. VIM. Sheriff.
GIN 2dV. II. Sutcliile.
G. NJ. lstV. r. NJ. Anderson.
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