Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-15
HERE AND THERE,
HOwe's time is the city standard.

horse. Apply here.
P. G. G. cures chills. Sold by J.R.
Armistead, Hopper 81 Son and Gisll
Il Garner.
Prof. II. D. Wayland has been cleo
ted Principal of the Cadiz High
School for the ensuing year.
=. l.. G. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by Glsh II Garner,
j. Il. Armistead and Hopper Il Son
Our leading jewclcr, NJ. ID. Kelly,
Is receiving daily new styles of jew
elry, fine gold and silver watches,
rings, bracelets, etc.
A good family horse, perfectly safe
and one latest style rockaway, good
as new, for sale, apply to A. W.
Pyle. n65 4w
Ladies 90 and see the Banner Sta
bic of the state, and by your presence
smiles, aud influence, encourage onC
of the best enterprises in your midst.
The old locust tree in front of the
door of the Southern Presbyterian
church has been cut down. The re.
pairs on the church are going ahead
rapidly.
The little River Baptist Associa-
ton, Capt. w. j. Stone, Moderator,
is in session at New Bethel church,
Lyon county, this week.
Esq. r.. II. Turner died at Cerulean
last Saturday, after al illness of sew
eral weeks. lie was one Of Trigg
cOnnty's oldest citizens, and his death
is universally regretted.
The Democrats of Christian coun-
ty are requested TO meet in mass con-
vtntion at the courthouse o-mOrrow
at . o'clock TO select new county
committee or confirm the present one
When you want substantial, fine
lewelry and the latest styles at reas-
enable prices, call OH NJ. ID. Kelly
His prices are always the lowest, and
he keeps the largest selection.
Miss Annie d. Cooke, of IIouston-
vile, KY, late teacher of vocal mus.
ic in Haynes Institute, Murfreesbo.
TO, Tenn, will have charge of the vo.
cal music at the South Kentucky col,
legc.
The ncck-tic and fruit lawn party
at Mr.. II. l.. Boulware's this evening
will undoubtedly be a most enjoyable
affair. The young people especially
should not fail to attend. Admission
- cents. Sunday school scholars lC
cents.
The young people had very pleas.
ant little dance at the Rink Wedncs.
day evening. The Clarksville Band
came over TO make the music. The
occasion was highly enjoyed by those
who attended.
Jas. NJ. Howe, our leading Jcweler
has the largest line of new styles in
gold and silver watches, lace pins,
buttons, engagement rings, &c that
has ever been seen in Ilopkinsvillc,
and his prices are lower than any
other reliable house.
The Band Of lIarvesters will give
u neck-tic and lawn party IN
connection with their jug breaking
at the residence of Mr.. II. l.. Boul-
ware, ION the evening of Aug. 18th
The public is cordially invited
Admission % cts.
w. f. Read, one of Cerulean's best
citizens, died at that place last week
lie was a man highly esteemed by al
who knew him, and his death causes
vacancy not easily filled. He leaves
a family, wife and five children, who
have the sympathy of all.
Mr.. johann 4. Mueller of Lebanon
Wis, teacher of the parochial schoo
ofthc Lutheran pastor, Rev. Allward,
and Mr.. Fred Dahne arrived here Oh
a prospecting tour last Tuesday
They intend to settle in South Chris
tian, near Bcnnettstown.
Mr.. Thos. Green has begun to re
build his three stores burned on til,
northwest corner of Clay and Nash
vile streets. The stores will be mucl
larger and handsomer than the one
destroyed. The front part Of tn
block will be two stories high.
The Souri, KENTUCKIAN has ad
ded to its list ~ cash subscribers sine,
the first day of August. We don
mention this in a boasiful spirit, bu
to show that the people of Christian
and surrounding counties know {
good thing when they see it.
The assesses on the editor's jaw
are both running and throwing Of
matter, but his condition is slowl!
improving. lie is now about fre'
from opiates, though he is much ell
feebled. 1t will be some weeks yet be
fore he will be able to get around
His jaw is now so much improved
that he can talk, and he will be glat
to sec his ricnds.-Madisonvill,
Times.