Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07
HERE AND THERE,

Mrs. John Giles died near Carrots.
burg Sunday morning, of pneumon-
ia.
p. G. G. cures chills. Sold by J.R.
Armistead, Hopper Il Son and Gish
e Garner.
The Fair is over and now let the
city settle back into its normal con-
dition of quietudc.
p. l.. G. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by Glsh II Garner,
]. II. Armistead and Hopper n Son,
Polk Cansler will sell at his Semi
Monthly stock sale in this city next
Saturday lot of High Grade Jersey
Cows and lIcifers.
Go to NJ. Frankel & Sons for nice
stylish clothing, they can and will
sell you suit or overcoat for less
money than anyone in the city.
The Presbyterian Synod will begin
tomorrow and there will be large
number of visitors in the city for q
week or more yet.
Col. Jn0. w. Mcpherson, Secretary
Of the Fair company, is now ready to
settle accounts and wants all bills
presented to-day, if possible.
Our subscribers have reason to ap-
preciate the value of Il scmi-weekly
paper this week. We give the par
ticulars of two murders while the
news is fresh and before any other
paper.
The New Era distribution took
place in the top story Of the judges
stand Saturday afternoon and l2S
prizes were distributed. The CAPT tai
prize, buggy, was drawn by Mr.. f.
NJ. Adams, of Crofton.
Miss Katie Putnam the charming
little lIopkinsvile favorite, closed her
weeks engagement Saturday evening
in Little Sunfower.' The house
was filed TO its utmost capacity. Her
support was very good and all of the
performances given were highly sat.
isfactory.
NJ. Frankcl & Sons have renewed
their entire stock of Fall and Winter
goods, and they propose 10 give more
goods for Il little money than any
house in the city. Go TO see them il
You are in need OF dry goods, cloth
ing, boots, shoes, hats, trunks and
gents furnishing goods.
Call at the Mammoth Establish.
ment of Frankel Il Sons for Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Valises, they have
the largest stock in the city and will
quote lowett prices. DO not fail to
call on them.
The dwelling house of Ed. Robin.
sou, col, on Mechanic street, wa,
burned at | o'clock Saturday night
The fire was of unknown origin and
the loss was total and amounted to d
considerable sum. Robinson is All
industrious blacksmith and his mis-.
fortune will fall heavily upon him il
he had no insurance.
We are indebted TO the Italian
Band Of Nashville, Tenn, of which
Mr.. Charlie Pcllettierc is leader, fol-
a most delightful serenadc Thursday
evening at o'clock. The Band con
sists of five pieces and their music il
of a very superior order. We wer,
treated to five selections and eacl
seemed sweeter and better than TIT
preceding one.
The work of remodeling the Pres
byterian church is now about com
pleted, and the interior Is now secont
to none in the city in appearance O
convenience of arrangement. Tn
windows have been changed anC
mich improved with stained glas
of various colors and pretty designs
One OF them is memorial window
for the Moore family, and is the frs
window of the kind introduced il
this city. The pews are all new an,
very comfortable, the carpets, paper
ing, etc, being also new The churcl
win be lighted by gas. 1t is one Q
the best ventilated churches in tn
city and withal one Of the handsom
est.
The great attraction at She Fai
Thursday was the exhibition @
Japanese Day Fireworks which too
place at 4 o'clock. 1t was the grand
est display ever seen in this soctio
and was something entirely new. !
machine was used which threw pro
jectiles which looked like small ii
cans high up into the air, until the
were almost lost to sight in some III
stances. In falling these cans o
cartridges would explode when hun
dreds OBJECT from the earth and pape
balloons and figures of various shape
would be thrown out unfolded an