Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-05
HERE AND THERE.

Frankel & Sons.
Born-To the wife of Prof. G.. II.
Dietrich, on the 81 inst, ten-pound
boy.
Elegant school suits for boys at M.
Frankel IL Sons.
Ed. A. Cook will begin protracted
meeting at Concord church the third
Sunday in this month.
Nice trunks and valises at NJ.
Frankel n Sons. a
Another dance will be given at the
Rink this evening.
South Kentucky College begins the
fall session with 1913 pupils.
There are over 700 white pupils at
tending the various schools of Hop
kinsville.
A few more mosquito bars ready
to put up at NJ. Frankel Il Sons.
Hon. j. C. S. Blackburn will speak
at the fair on the third day, Friday
Oct. 3.
Mr.. II. d. Withers who has been
nursing a mashed foot for a week or
more is out again.
Rag carpet in abundance at NJ.
Frankel & Sons.
An error occurred in the fair cat
alogue in regard to the entrance fees
to the speed rings. The fees will be
10 per cent instead of 20 per cent of
the premiums.
Call at the Office of Jno. w. Nc
Pherson, at Mcdaniel Block, oppo-
site Court House and get u Fair Book.
NJ. Frankel e Sons are receiving
their entire stock OF clothing, dry
goods, boots, shoes, etc.
The gypsy encampment at Mrs.
lussell's last night was very pleas
ant affair.
p. L. c. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by Glsh & Garner,
j. II. Armistead and Hopper & Son.
Go to NJ. Frankel & Sons for nice
lace certains, bed spreads, table linen,
towels, etc.
+. C. McCarroll has, In his new
Merchant Tailoring store, over
Wilson n Galbcath's, the lovelicst
stock of pant goods and suiiings in
town.
NJ. Frankcl e. Sons is the cheapest
place in lIopkinsvlle.
Mr.. 5. T.. Trl 90, who has been clerk
of the lIopklnsville Baptist church
for 3 years, rendered his resignation
last Wednesday evening and Mr. W.
J. Graham was elected in his stead.
Hereafter all night services at the
Baptist church will begin at 1880
O'Clock. Preaching will therefore
begin unday evening half an hour
earlier than heretofore.
You can buy all wool filling jeans
at NJ. Frankel Il Sons for twenty five
cents per yard.
The Old Guard cOrrects our an
n0uncement that Stone and Turner
will speak at Cadiz next Monday
We were told by Turner man of
Trigg county that they would speak
at that time, but it seems that our III
formant was mistaken.
In the game of baseball between
the Shamrocks and Asylums last
Friday, the Asylums were defeated
by a score of 20 to a. This makes a
tic between the two clubs, each hav-
ing won two games.
The residence of Mr.. ID. a. Means
caught fire last Friday from defec-
tive flue. The alarm was given and
the engine got out but the fire was
put out before it reached the scene of
the fire. The damage amounted to
but little.
Mcssrs. j. w. Williams and Ben j.
Garnett, two of Pembroke's cleverest
and most popular young men, have
formed a partnership under the firm
name of Williams e Garnet and will
engage III the general mcrchanulse
business at Pembroke. They are hon
est, upright and enterprising young
gentlemen, and we predict for them Il
generous patronage from the public.
A new pavement has been laid on
South Main street from the residence
OF MIR. g. ii. Bush to Mr.. w. L..
Trice's. The city has undertaken to
grade the street and make it ready
for property owners to put down
brick pavcments all the way down to
the pavement now laid. The plank
walks will have to go,