Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-26
HERE AND THERE,
Howe's time is the city standard.

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street is being constructed to-day.
See the elegant line of gold and
silver watches at IIowe's.
P. l.. G. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by Glsh " Garner,
J. II. Armistead and Hopper Il Son
James Pye Il Co., have just re-
ceived the most elegant assortment
of suitings ever before displayed in
this city.
Elegant line of Diamond and other
styles of engagement and wedding
rings at IIowe's, our leading Jewel
CT.
The grand jury adjourned last
week after finding so indictments,
which were given in detail in our
last.
To-day the ladies are requested to
assist in decorating the X. OF P. Ban
quet Hall at Abernathy's warehouse.
We still hold out great Induce
ments to purchasers of Clothing,
Gents Furnishing goods, and Hats.
JAMES PYE & Co.
An immense lot of fine diamonds,
clocks, watches, jcwelry, silverware,
spectacles, knights of Pythias pins
and badges, &C., just received at M.
d. Kelly's. Ns
Pho first quarterly meeting for the
year will be held in the Methodist
Church, this city, next Sunday. Ser
vices Friday night. Rev. b. F.
Hayes, the new Presiding Elder will
otliciate.
Visitors TO the Fair must be sure
to visit lIowe's Jewelry Palace. II
YOU don't you will miss the greatest
attraction in lIOpkinsvillc you will
not see another Jewelry store equal
to it soon.
The ladies of the Pembroke Baptist
church, will have Gypsy Encamp-
ment at Pembroke, Tuesday evening,
Sept. 30th. Proceeds for the benefit
of the church. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
The Jews Of this city observed
heir new year by closing their stores
last Friday. The Day Of Atonemcnt
will begin at 6 o'clock Sunday and
end at 6 o'clock Monday next, and
will be observed In like manner.
Jim Reynolds, the murderer of II.
w. Henderson, is still at large. In
our Macedonia letter to-day, Rey-
nolds' version of the killing is given.
Looked at in the most favorable
light, the killing was nothing more
nor less than brutal assassination.
The Banquet Hall at the X. of =,
entertainment will be open at lC
o'clock and will be kept open till
IL 30, so that guests can 90 from the
Ball and cat at any time during the
two and half hours. This will pre-
vent rush and make II more pleas
ant for all.
Jim Chung, Chinaman, whose
acquaintance with pigeon English is
limited, has started laundry In the
old Democrat Office, on First street.
A laundry has long been needed in
this city, and we trust that Mr..
Chung will be given a patronage
that will justify him in staying
here.-Tobacco Leaf.
The Paducah Standard has this to
say of young gentleman who for
merly lived in this city:
"Thc cards are out for the mar
riage of Mr.. Gus e. Singleton, Of thii
city, to Miss Lizzie King, Of Clarks
vile, Tenn, at the latter place, We'd
nesday evening, October LIST. Miss
King is well known here, having
visited relatives in the city several
times. Mr.. Singleton is one Of our
leading young business men," 1
The charming little actress, Katie
Putnam, supported by a first-clas
company, will begin weeks engage
mcnt at the Opera House next Mon
day night. Sheh frequently visite,
this city and her winning manner
and the talent and genius displayed
in her acting have long since mad
her a favorite with our people. Tn
engagement will open Monday nigh
with LENA the Madcap" and a rar
treat is in store for all who may b
present. Reserved seats are now on sal
at Gathers drug store at 70 cents.
The Methodist Conference in ses
sion at Louisville re-appointcd Rev
+. w. Bottomley pastor of the churcl
in this city and also re-appointed Re
b. +. Orr to the Fairview circuit
The other appointments in this, tn
Russellville district, were as follows
Russellville, II.C Harrison; Adair
vile, j. A. Lewis; Elkton, P. I. Har
gison Allensville, w. c. Hayes; Au
burn, S, X. Breeding; Lewisbure
S. G. Boyd; Trenton, ID. S. Bone
Sharon, j. S. Crandall; Crofton, W
l. Birchett. Presiding Elder Geo. Il
Browder is transferred to the Ow
ensboro District and is succeeded b,
Rev. r. f. Hayes. Our neighbo
town, Cadiz, in the Princeton Dis