The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-03
HERE AND THERE.

cleaning in their elegant new UNI
forms.
Some of the boys are going to lie
the same drunk last from the fair b
the circus.
25 per cent saved to those who may
want a Buggy now. Call at factory
McCAMY, BoNTE & Co.
All of the Israelites closed thei
stores yesterday, 1t being one of theil
holidays.
The rainfall in the western part Of
the county Monday was much lighter
than in this city.
Some subscriber of the South Ken
tuckian will get 5000 top buggy fol
nothing Who will it be?
Wheat sowing is being pushed
ahead by the farmers and many Of
them are too busy to attend the Fair
Nearly all of the cisterns are dry
and If ii doesn't rain water will be
water by the end Of the week.
Several new cottages are being
built on Virginia street, opposite
the Bryan residence. They will be
for rent.
A street running parallel with the
river has been opened between the
residence of Mr.. Jas. L. Jesup and
Mr.. John Brown.
The Public Schools will have holi-
day Thursday and Friday. Prof.
Dietrich and all but two of his teach
ers have gone to Louisville.
We give our personal guarantee
that our drawing next Saturday shall
be conducted fairly and justly TO
every subscriber.
The big sewer on Nashville street
Is done up to Virginia street and
work is now being done on the fork
which will run to Smiths livery sta
Bile.
The Secretary Of the Fair Compa-
ny desires us TO say that the premi-
ums and accounts will not be paya-
BILE until Oct. 10th.
Gen. John S. Williams will deliver
an address at the Fair next Friday.
Gen. Williams is now United State
Senator, and candidate for re-elec-
ton.
We will furnish a paper worth $500
year for 81 80 and give you chance
In distribution of 5000 worth of
premiums. Could anything be fair
err?
Farmers, II you want new wagon
get ticket In our drawing and don't
buy till after this week I; you might
get our premium wagon and save
s75.
The Methodist Conference has adj
journed, and chickens have come
down so man doesn't have to mort
gage his real estate TO buy dozen of
them.
Young wives should hold a ticket
in our drawing. II they draw moth
Ing but a broom II will be useful for
they can
In sunshine use the bushy part,
In storms the other end.
In 1879 j. ii. Fox, of Trenton, want
cd new wagon. He waited till our
drawing in October of that year and
drew better one than he was able
to buy. Somebody will DO given a
wagon IN the same way this week.
Any one wanting first-class Bug
gy, Rockaway or Barouche, now is
your time, also few good second
hand vehicles at cost.
McCAMY, BoNTE & Co.
Mr.. w. J. Graham, recently of
Fairview, has purchased the northern
half Of the large lot on South Main
owned by Mr.. Jos. Campbell and will
shortly erect handsome residence
upon it. Maj. ]. o. Terrell recently
purchased the other half and will also
build.
We have been handed the follow
ing notice for insertion by an officer
of"Co d. Company ID" declined
to drill for the benefit of the Fair
Association after their liberal offer of
81 cents (admission ticketsl for each
officer and man in line. No drill
during Fair.
Our drawing on next Saturday
will be perfectly fair and just to all
our subscribers. Tags correspond