Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-28
HERE AND THERE.
Howc's time is the city standard.

The first killing frost occurred OIL
the night of the 23rd inst.
Saxony yarn all colors can be had
of M. Frankel Il Sons.
For SALE-A good two-wheel road
cart at bargain. Call on G. w
Quicker.
The ice factory has quit running
and the smile is now on the Goa
dealers face.
Call at NJ. Frankel & Sons to sec
the elegant embroidered flanncl'
which they have just received.
For beds, bedding, bureaus, ward,
robes, tables, carpets &C., at low
prices call OH Jno. w. Payne.
A few Of our premiums have not
been called for. The owners will
please call and get them as soon as
possible.
Go to NJ. Frankcl Il Sons to sec
their new line Of cloaks just received
They are offering special bargains fol
thirty days.
Messrs. Stuart and Henderson will
build three store rooms on the burnt
district Immediately in the rear Of
the City Bank.
M. Frankel Il Sons received thcil
tenth lot Of Jerseys on Saturday and
are Offering beautiful plain Jersey
for $3.50. Braided same quality fol
$500.
Gish & Garner received yesterday
from a prominent firm in San Fran
cisco an order for shipment of theii
wild Goose Liniment. Merit will
tell.
The Keen Missionary Guild, a so.
ciety composed of little girls, viii
meet at Mr.. S. G.. Buckner's next Fri
the 3lst inst, at Z 80 o'clock,p. NJ. Ad
mission ten cents.
Col. Gano Henry, who has beer
making a canvass of the river coun
ties as u Greenback candidate fO
Congress, has withdrawn from the
race and returned to his home at Pc,
Dee Saturday night.
The "0ld Reliable" is in receipt o
new goods every day. They hav,
just put on sale u nice line Of ladies'
collars, ladies belts, ladies shoppin!
satchcls and straps, which they pro
pose to sell remarkable low.
The dead body of a newly born col
orcd child was found OH the railroa,
near the coal yards last Friday. Al
inquest was held but nothing coul,
be found out about its parentagc o.
the circumstances of its death.
The subcommittee appointed by th,
Democratic County Committee to
work in the various precincts are eX
Ipcctcd to go TO work this week an,
organize and get out the full vot
next Tuesday.
NJ. Frankel & Sons is the place t.
get bargains in clothing. They keel
the largest stock in the city and cal
fit the smallest boy or the largest man
They have suits and overcoats 70
everybody, which they are offering
Extremely low.
Mr.. jesse L. Elmundson wen
over to Evansville Saturday as snar
drummer for the al. G. Band" an,
returned home Sunday night minus
drum-head, overcoat, cuil-button'
etc, ana had close call in steppin
on the train at Henderson.
Mr.. Hunter Wood is President an
Mr.. II. A. Baker Secretary and Treas
urer of the Cleveland and IIendrick
, Reform Club organized Friday nigh
: The club now numbers nearly &c
members including several colore
; men.
Mr.. g. II. Bush, Democratic eleC
tor for Christian county will speak 8
the following times and places:
Pembroke, Friday, Oct. 3lst.
Lafayette, Saturday, Nov. LIST.
: Hopkinsvillc, Monday, Nov. 3rd.
Speaking to begin at l 80 o'cloc'
, p. NJ.
: James Pye has gone East to attcn
the GREET BANKRUPT CLoTHIN
SALES. Owing to the recent panic i
: this line of trade, several large MAJ
Q ufacturing houses having failed ft
l over one million dollars each, the
4 goods are thrown on the market an
!, offered at great sacrifice. Mr.. Py
: having received kilograms from h
: friends in Cincinnati, Philadelphi
and New York 10 come on at ono
G has complied. 1t is his purpose
purchase largely, and all his frient
G and customers may look out for ba
l gains, such as were never before o
fered in this city.
: MARRIED.