Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-04
HERE AND THERE,

Canslers semi-monthly sale next
Saturday.
A good many of the warehousemen
went to Cadiz yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. B. johnson has moved
into Col. Poindexter's house on
Main street.
Bishop Dudley will be here THU
week and preach at the Episcopal
church next Sunday.
For SALE-A good two-whcel road
cart at bargain. Call OH G. w
Quicker.
From all we can learn st. John
will get more votes in Christian
county than Butler.
The Band of IIarvesters will give an
oyster supper at Howe's Hall next
Friday evening, Nov. 7th.
The Tobacco Board of Trade will
elect inspectors tomorrow night, fol
the ensuing year.
Last Friday was Hallow cen but
no attention was paid to it here. Sat
urday was All Saints Day.
For beds, bedding, bureaus, ward
robes, tables, carpets &C., at low
prices call on Jno. W. Payne.
The first meeting Of the Hopkins
vile Dancing Club will be held al
the Rink Thursday night, Nov. 9th.
The tenement house on DIR. Camp
BELLS lot, lately occupied by Mr.
johnson, on Clay street, has been
torn down.
The colored teachers institute Of
Christian county will be held at the
court house next Thursday and Fri.
day, 9th and 7th insts.
The work on Russellville street Il
finished at last and the people will
have good cause for giving thanks
when Thanksgiving Day arrives.
r. NJ. Anderson, of this city, was
elected to one of the highest Offices
in the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellow.
at the recent session in Louisville.
The funeral procession that fol.
lowed Mrs. Donaldson's remains t.
the grave Sunday was very long
one. There were over fifty vehicles
Gish n Garner received yesterday
from prominent firm in San Fran.
cisco all order for shipment Of theil
wild Goose Liniment. Merit will
tell.
Mr.. G. II. Bush, County Democrat
ic Elect0r, closed his list of appoint.
meuts, ut the Court house yesterday
Mr.. Bush is a good speaker and ha,
done good service for his party.
"rhey say" there will be three
weddings this week-one in this city
one at Casky and one at Pembroke
and that several others are OH The
docket for this month.
The |. A. Il 4. have got new eli.
ginc, and very pretty coach newt!
painted, and nine old fiat cars. Sh,
is getting there slowly.-Clarksvill,
Democrat.
A fund has been raised and cleo
ton bulletins will be received unit
late tonight. We sincerely trust
that no Democrat who contributed
will have cause to regret it, or TO b.
dissatisfied with the kind of new
that will be received.
A telegram was received yestcrda.
conveying the intelligence that Rev
NJ. a. Maxey, of Columbia Tenn
was dying, of typhoid fever. Mr.
MaXey formerly lived here and la
many friends in this city and count,
who will learn of his death with dec
regret.
Clay street has been opened fror
Maple to Hopper Avenue. The cit
purchased an opening between tn
residences of DR.. Hickman and MI
| II. c. Ballard. There is a consider
able crook in the street at Maple bu
still IL will be a great convenience I
the people in that portion of the city
). Mr.. j. NJ. Holmes, Prohibitio
elector for this district, made TEN
perance speech at the COURTEOUS
Saturday night to a small crowt
We know of only five persons in til
city and one in the county who wi
vote for st. John, but an enthusiast
tic prohibitionist claims that he wi
get 100 votes in the county.
Local train No. 81 was delaye
here five hours Saturday on accoun
of the engine and tender jumpin
the track while going down grade o
tie switching track used by the Die
mond coal company. The track o
which the accident occurred is sal
TO be very unsafe, as several cal
heretofore have been ditched in til
same manner.
Mr.. Jno. w. Dreathitt, Jr,, The cl
: terprising new grocer on Nashvill
, street is building up good trade b
fair dealing, good goods and coul
teous attention to his customer
His stock is new and fresh and Ii
: prices are as low as can be found
the CITY. If YOU want to deal wit