Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-20
HERE AND THERE.
w. Il. Patton, Life Insurance.
A. ID. Rodgers, Fire Insurance.

20. was sold at auction yesterday.
The concert for the benefit of the
Episcopal church, was well attended
Friday night.
DIR. l.. G. Alexander has rented the
Robinson cottage on South Main st.
and gone to housekeeping.
Rev. Chas. Morris preached to Rev.
j. w. Venablc's congregation, at the
Court House, Sunday.
The ladies of the Charity Associa-
ton will give their supper at the
City Court room on the 30th instead
of the Goth inst.
If you want good buggy cheap
don't fail to inspect the vehicles in
the old Main Street Warehouse.
Messrs. Burbridge Bros. will move
their grocery to the present stand of
Messrs. Guynn Il Merritt, on Main
street, next year.
Tue Henry College Lottery draw
ing will take place at Louisville, KY,
the Goth inst. Call at Express office
and secure tickets.
The protractcd meeting advertised
did not begin at the Baptist church
Sunday, but is expected to begin in
a few days.
We have looked through the stock
of buggics for sale at the Main Street
Warehouse, and would advise all
who want buggy to examine them
before buying.
Rev. S. T.. Wishard is expected 10
arrive the latter part of the week to
begin series ofmeetings at the First
Presbyterian Church. He is the
Synodical evangelist of the State.
C. b. Bishops strictly Business
Comedy Company has been secured
as special Thanksgiving attraction
for the Doth. 1t is one of the best
comedy companies on the road.
The store on West Main street,
occupied last by S. A. Nance, is being
remodeled and new front put in ii
aud il will be occupied next year by
the grocery store of Messrs. Guynn
4 Merritt.
Buggies with and without tops,
doctors phatons, spring wagons, etc,
In great variety are now on sale at
the Main Street Warehouse. They
are the work of J. Is. Dennis& Co., of
Lexington, KY, and those wanting a
vehicle should call and examine them
before purchasing.
According to the published report,
Mr.. L. NJ. Flack, of this city, drew
one-fifth of Il $4,000 prize in the last
drawing of the Louisiana lottery. The
ticket which proved lucky was 3d.
400 and two -fifths of 1t were drawn
In Chicago and Washington and two
tifths renamed unsold.
We regret to hear of the death of
Mr.. John Clardy, which occurred at
his residence near Jordan Springs
last Satusday night. He was about
So years of age and was highly es-
teemcd by his MISUNDERSTANDING
Chronicle.
Farmers are reminded that there is
no law to prevent them from selling
fresh meat on the streets in this city.
There is u demand for "back bones
and spare ribs that will enable the
farmers to dispose of their surplus to
an advantage. The butcher shops
are unable to supply the demand at
8 cts. per pound.
A new schedule of time was adopt.
ed all over the country Sunday. The
railroad and telegraph offices are now
operating by the new time. AT this
place time pieces were set back eigh'
teen minutes. Heretofore our time
has been twelve minutes faster thar
the true sun time and by the chang,
It is six minutes slower.
Mr.. James Haegerty, who has beer
in the employ of Mr.. M. d. Kelly fol-
the past three months left Wednes
day for Hopkinsville to resume hi
duties in the new jewellery store o
Mr.. Kelly in that place. His quiet
unassuming manners and industri
Gus habits won him many friend
during his stay here.-Cadiz Tele
: phone.
, We give space this week to a letteI
from a Granger on the Grange tobac
co middle. We did not vouch 70
the absolute accuracy of our state
ments in the article OF Nov. 9th, bu
our object was to give our reader
. the news as nearly correct as possible
with our meager facilities for gettini
: at the facts. OF course we had II
:, intention of misrepresenting eithe
side, and our columns are open [
. any who feel themselves aggrieved.
l. Miss Title Watkins, of Hixburgl
n Appomattox county, Va, who visite
= the family of DR.. Jas. Wheeler tw