Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-30
HERE AND THERE,


See the elegant line of gold and
silver watches at Howe's.
p. Q. G. cures cliills. Sold by J.R.
Armistead, Hopper & Son and Gish
Il Garner a
Mr.. l.. 7. Yancey, of the Fairvicw i"
neighborhood, died suddenly one
night last week.
Mr.. r. Il. Ferguson, near Penn
broke, had his tobacco barn destroy
ed by fire few days ago.
DIR A., Armstrong had his barn
containing ten acres. oftobacco, burn
ed, near Fairyiew,a week ago.
?. L. G.,euies sick headache and
dyspepsia Sold BY. Gish n Garner,
j. r. Anhistead aud Hopper Il Son,
Elegant.sine of Diamond and other
styles of engagement and wedding
ringsat lIowe's, our leading Jewel C
or
Gray & Young the BARRIERS say
their shop is X. Of P. headquarters
for all who need anything in their
line.
Dr. VIM. NJ. Fuqua, Of this city,
was elected to the chair of Anatomy
in the Memphis Medical College, on
the 9th inst.
The Southern Presbyterian Synod
will meet here Oct. 9Th and the de-
nomination is making extensive
preparations to entertain the visitors.
An immense lot Of fine diamonds,
clocks, watches, jcwolry, silverware,
spectacles, Knights of Pythias pins 4.
and Badges, &c, just received at NJ.
d. Kelly's. HE
The Sheriff will leave this week
for Frankfort with the two white
men and four negroes sentenced to
the penitentiary at the recent term Of
Circuit Court.
The South KENTUCKIAN will be
issued daily throughout this week
1t will be distributed gratuitously
at the Fair Grounds and in the bust y
ness part of the city.
Visitors TO the Fair must be sure
to visit llowc's Jewelry Palace. If
You don't you viii miss The greatest
attraction in Ilopkinsville; you will
not see another Jewclry store equal Ii
to it soon.
Our capital prize, an elegant Story
az Camp organ, can now be seen on
exhibition at Mr., j. II. McPherson's :
store. 1t will he drawn by some
one of our subscribers next Satur-
day,
The Louisville Exposition is now
half over So far comparatively few
persons from this section have visited l.,
the great show, most of those who
contemplate going prefer TO wait UNI |,
til next month. -
Some Of HE young people of the
city went out TO Newstcad Friday
evening TO attend social party at
the residence Of DR.. Jno. ID. Clardy
Tile affair was highly enjoyed by all
who attended, The supper prepared
by Mrs. Cardy and her charming
daughter, Miss Fannie, was a most
delicious one. ts
Mr. Frank S. Beaumont, Of this
city, will put up tobacco at Pem- io
broke, Ky, next season, and will
leave in few days to superintend the
erection of an extensive factory al
that point. The Pembroke people
viii find Mr.. Beaumont courteous
and gentlemanly in his dealings, and
we doubt not a liberal buyer.-To-
bacco Leaf.
Nanz Il Neuner's catalogue of IIol-
land bulbs, trees, plants, shrubs
small fruits, grapevincs, etc, for fall
plants isupor orr table. 1t is very
full and complete at prices to suit
the times. This old reliable firm n
needs no commentator at our hands,
All orders received are promptly
filled, and the goods are invariably
as represented. Address Nanz y
Neuner, Louisville. aso :
The tobacco crop in this county
will be an immense one. In South
Christian nearly every farmer has
had TO have new tobacco sticks made,
on account OF his crop being larger
than ever before. Barns are made
quate to hold the crop, and stables
sheds and pens of various kinds are
being utilized for housing With
anything like a fair price the plant
crs will realize handsomely from the
crop.
Speaking Of thework on the Clark,-
vile and Princeton railroad, the To- |
bacco Leaf Of Tuesday says; "Before
many of our subscribers willhave re- ,
ceived this paper a contract forrails
TO lay the next twenty miles of the
road will have been made. Next
week contracts will be let to grade
the third section Of ten miles. Thir-
ty-two cars, in addition to those al
ready in use have been shipped,
twenty-one of which have arrived,
and within short time additional
cars and engines which have been
purchased will be shipped, making