The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-02
HERE AND THERE.
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cents.
For cheap and tasty job printing
J come to the Socth Kentuckian Office.
25per cent saved to those who may
want Buggy now. Call at factory.
McCAMY, BoNTE & Co.
Circuit Court adjourned Saturday,
and Judge Grace and Mr.. Garnett
have gone TO Madisonville this week.
Mr.. d. II. Merritt has begun work
ON new cottage residence on Main
street, next to Mr.. A. w. Pyle's new
house.
We will furnish the South Ken
tuckian, ticket In our drawing and
a ticket to the Fair for $l,75.
All the Israclites of Hopkinsville
will have their stores closed Thurs
day Oct. 1lth, it being one of their
holidays.
Gen. John S. Williams will deliver
an address at the Fair next Friday.
Gen. Williams is now United States
Senator, and q candidate for re-elec.
ton.
Amy one wanting flrst-class Bug
gy, Rockaway or Barouche, now is
your time, also few good second
hand vehicles at cost.
McCAMY, BoNTE Il Co.
The South Kenuckian job office
printed 10000 theatre programmes in
one lot last week. We have the most
ssmnlete job Office in Southern Ken
lucky, and propose TO do work as
cheap as II can be done in the cities.
We have I'd to double our Job force
within the last month, and the rush |
still continues.
Mr.. John Kelly, Of this city, and |
Miss Louisa Cox, daughter of Mr.. |
Fountain Cox, of this county, were
married at the residence Of Rev. j. T.
Barrow, in this city, last Tuesday |
night and left the following morning
for Texas. The marriage was in the
nature of an elopement, though the
young lady was probably old enough
to act for herself or they could not
have obtained license in the state
without the consent of her father.
Mr.. W. II. Nolan, Of Sinking Fork,
has. we understand, purchased the
property now used by the post office,
on Bridge street ana will take pos
session Jan. LIST. This will necessi-
tate the removal Of the post Office,
and II Is to be hoped that more eli
giblc location will be selected. The
Office should be either OH Main or
Nashville street, MS these are the
principle business streets.
Miss Belle Peterson, charming
and highly attractive young lady Of
Louisville, and the author of several
popular novels, is in the city in the
interest other latest book, a handsome
ly bound volume entitled "A Beauti-
full Bird Without Name, or a True
Kentucky Girl" She is also poetess
ofno small merit aud has written
several very sweet songs which she
has set to music and had published.
Miss Peterson is one of:he most win
ming and fascinating canvassers we
have ever met, and so different from
professional book agents than she is
meeting with unusual success in in
Producing her pleasing and entertain
Ing work. 1t lisa thrilling romance and
the scenes are laid in Louisville Ky.
The fair authoress will remain in the
city for several days and we conf
dent our people win patronize her to
her entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Otho Graves, Of the firm Of
Graves & Hancock, has sold his in
terest In the warehouse business to
Mr.. w. l. Fraser, better known as
iris Erase, a popular and enterpris-
ing Young gentleman of Lafayette
and the firm name win In the future
be Hancock Il Fraser. Mr.. Fraser
will command u wide influence in
South Christian and add much to the
popularity Of the firm. Mr.. Hancock,
the senior member, has had II years
of experience in the tobacco business,
four years of which were spent in
New York city. lie is a thorough
tobacco man, a good Judge of the
"weed," and wide-awake, active
and energetic business man. With
only one years experience here his
firm has distanccd some of the older
houses in the number of hogsheads
received. The new firm has leased
the Peoples Warehouse for term of
years and will be pleased to receive
the patronage of the public. See
their card elsewhere.
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One and one-half bottles of Ely's