Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-16
HERE AND THERE,
Howe's time is the city standard.


Oh, my! at the nice Christmas
goods at j. G. Hord's.
The post Office will be moved Sat-
urday night.
Read notice of Mr.. w. E. Rags
dale's sale, Dec. Goth.
Those gold watches are simply ele-
CANT at M. ID. Kelly's.
Have you seen the Plush Goods
Counter at Howe's Jewelry Palace ?
The "Tube Rose Club" will give a
dance at Howe's Hall this evening.
Holland & Rodgers are selling
choice Florida oranges at 80 cents a
dozen.
A dance at Howe's Hall Friday
evening was among the pleasant
events of last week.
A desirably and centrally located
cottage with six rooms, for rent for
1885. Apply here.
FOR RENT-Office rooms over NJ.
d. Kelly's jewelry store, was former
ly occupied by DR.. w. NJ. Fuqua.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give an oyster supper at With
ers' new building tonight.
The Lillian Olcott company, which
was here few weeks ago, went to
pieces in indianapolis last week.
John Moayon is putting a brick
house where the old frame was
burned on Bridge street, the other
day.
The members of the Leap Year
Club are requested to meet at Mr.. II.
b. Carriers tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The Christmas Cantata Friday even
ing, under the auspices of the
Charity Association should draw a
packed house.
Miss Sophia Rossington gave a can
dy pulling Friday evening which
was much enjoyed by member of
the young folks.
We think if anybody buys a
Christmas present without first Wis
iting llowe's Jewelry Palace he
will do him self an injustice.
The elegant line Of Diamonds and
Gold Watches at lIowe's Palace
Jewelry Store certainly is ahead of
anything ever seen in Hopkinsvilc.
IL you want to get the latest aud
the very best watch movement made
for the money, get an aurora" in a
gold or silver case, with cerlific he
at NJ. ID. Kelly's.
Pomroy's Liver Cure, The great
remedy Observation-Disclosures, Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaints. Sold by Gisl
~ Garner, lIopkinsyiIle and Long &
Braslller, Croiton.
1t is really treat to visit Uowe's
Jewclry Palace and see the elegant
line of goods for Christmas Presents,
such an assortment has never been
seen in lIOpkinsvllle before.
The Pembroke Dramatic Company
will present an excellent play this
evening, at Pembroke. The compa-
ny embraces the best local talent and
o very enjoyable entertainment is
promised.
A fire occurred at Fairview Thurs.
day night which destroyed j. Is. Ev-
'erett's store and saloon and DIR. Arm
strong's Office. The store was also
the property of DR.. Armstrong. Loss
about 500.
Messrs. II. 4. Mcdaniel, w. w.
Twyman and w. II. West were the
officers Of the city election Saturday.
The polls were not opened until nine
O'Clock. The vote was very light and
but little interest was manifested.
Jesse Cannon, brakeman on the
local accommodation, fell from the
train at Springfield Saturday and
was seriously if not fatally hurt.
lie was alive but very bad of at last
accounts. He is at Springfield.
The Baltimore y Ohio Telegraph
Co, has bought Two wires from the
Telephone Co., and will open its of.
flee in the Withers building in a few
days. The agent informs us that the
rates will be much cheaper than the
present rates of the Western Union
1t is not necessary to refer to the
tax assessors books to see where the
attractions are in Christmas goods
A blind man could see that Howe's
Palace Jewelry Store stakes the cake
in quantity, styles and low prices. If
you don't believe it, look for your
self.
The Jewish young ladies gave a
Leap year dance at the Rink Thus
day night and also spread delicious
supper at the European Hotel. The
affair was in return for the dance
given by the young gentlemen al
IIowe's Hall on Tuesday night pre-
ceding.
The State Grange held a very sue.