Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-08
HERE AND THERE,

w. S. Cheatham, of Beverly, has
a farm of 200 acres, for sale.
Don't give the circus out. 1t. will
be here Sept. 18th.
Fresh Dawson water at Gish &
Carriers to-day.
A large lot of campaign charms
just received at NJ. d. Kelly's.
Country watermclons are getting
to be plentiful in the market.
p. G. c. cures chills. Sold by J.R.
Armistead, Hopper & Son and Gish
" Garner.
An elegant line of new goods, all
the latest styles, just received at
llowe's Jewelry Palace.
200 jugs of fresh Dawson water
just received, at Gish & Gamers.
Please return every jug.
Many of the plank-walks are in a
dangerous condition. When will
they be fixed?
We went to press too early to no.
ticc the Band Benefit at the Opera
House last night.
Two good show cases, pair of scales
and fruit stand for sale, by G. T..
Edmundson.
p. l.. G. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by Glsh Il Garner,
j. II. Armistead and Hopper & Son.
Our leading jeweler, NJ. ID. Kelly,
is receiving daily new styles OF jew
elry, fine gold and silver watches,
rings, bracelets, etc.
When you want substantial fine
jcwelry, and the latest styles at rea-
sonable prices, call on our leading
jewelcr, NJ. ID. Kelly.
/ will be much obliged if the man
who took my black setterpup from my
premises last week will return him to
me.
II. p. OwsLEY
The ladies of the Baptist Church
gave an ice cream supper at the
Baptist College Tuesday night to
raise money for Church purposes.
The finest tomatoes we have seen
this year were grown by Mr.. G. l..
Jones, of this city. Some specimens
presented TO us weighed nearly a
pound each.
The c. & o. Railway ticket office,
Louisville, has been moved from $40
West Main to 225 Fourth Avenue,
east side. Persons writing to the
office will bear this in mind.
The election in Trigg county was
all one way as usual. Jno. NJ. Boyd,
Dem, was elected sheriff by large
majority, defeating Jas. Lester, Rep,
The School Superintendent is Dem
ocrat, but we could not learn his
name.
The Inspectors Weekly Report of
the Ilopkinsville Tobacco Market.
Week ending Aug, 6 1884.
Receipts for week, ..... 4G IIhds.
" year,. .... S0li
Scales " week, ..... 60
-" A" year,. ..... 7l2O "
d. +. SMITHSON.
Mr.. Zeno Young's condition I'M
proved some last week, the abscess
on his right jaw throwing of much
ellcte matter, but he is suffering this
week with another abscess on his left
jaw, which gives him much pain. lie
continues to suffer with his left hip
and leg. lie improves very slowly
and suffers great deal.-Madison.
vile Times.
The much talked of brandance al
Longview came off Wednesday and
was a pronounced success. A very
large crowd turned out, quite a num-
Der of young ladies and gentlemen
from this city being in attendance
Under the superb management of the
most excellent committees appointed
it could not have been otherwise than
success. 1t was not only pleasant
but everybody got enough to eat.
e, L. Foulks n Son have on hand a
full supply of Clifton and Providence
coal. They will sell nut coal in the
yard at 8 cents per bushcl; Clifton
lump atll cents; Providence lump
coal at l2Ia cents per bushel. Cash
must always accompany orders al
these prices. We give no commits.
sion to agents, preferring to give
consumers the advantage. We in
vito persons before purchasing coal
to call and see us, in front of Jno
Orr s. Cos. planning mill, west of the
railroad.
A moonlight picnic at Prof. Way.
lands, in Cadiz, Tuesday night, fol
the benefit of the Baptist church was
highly successful socially and finan.
cially. The good people at Cadiz are
indebted to Prof. Wayland's courte.
Gus hosDitalitV for a most ENJOYABLE