Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-16
HERE AND THERE.
Howe's time is the city standard.

cd 1t near the depot sunday
PC. C. cures chills. Sold by J.R.
Armistead, Hopper 81 Son and Gish
II Garner.
Twelve mules and horses for sale
by j. w. McGehee, at Bclleview.
Cheap for cash. tw.
Mr.. G. U. West has re-opened in
his new grocery store on Nashville
street, where he was burned out.
p. J.. G.. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by Glsh " Garner,
j. II. Armistead and Hopper " Son.
The Knights of Pythias Lodge is
receiving new members at every
meeting. The membership now num-
bers about ITO.
Hopper Avenue is being macada-
mixed this week, much to the gratiil-
cation of the citizens who live in that
portion of the city.
The Louisville Annual Conference
will convene in Louisville Wednes-
day Sept. II. Rev. +. w. Bottomly
left to-day to attend the body.
In another column appears the adj
vertisemcnt of Mr.. Calvin G. Layne's
sale, which will take place at his
farm near Fairview, Saturday the
goth inst.
The ladies of Fairvicw and vicini-
ty will give a supper on Tuesday
night Sept. 25, for the purpose OF
raising means to furnish the new
Methodist church. The price of ad.
mission will be only % cents.
Contracts have been let for grading
the third ten miles of the L., A. Il 7
railroad. Another engine and forty
ears have been bought for the road
including two passenger coaches and
baggage and express charlottesville
Chronicle.
Judge George Robinson, of Bur
lington, Iowa, father of Misses julia
aud Belle Robinson, who have FIRE
Qucntly visited relatives in this city
died on the 9TH inst. His wife was
daughter of DR.. Jno. +. Henry ant
many relatives of the family live il
this vicinity.
The issue of the 18th Of Sept. (next
issue) will close the sixth volume OF
the Register and with that issue vii
close our connection with the paper
AS we have sold the Register materi
al, printing press and all the fixtures
The parties who have bought us on
will begin the publication of pape
in a week or two. We defor farthe
notice until the issue of the 18TH
Elkton Register,
The Board of Trustees of Cadiz, hav
made il u Unable otlense for person
to gather in crowds upon any of tn
thoroughfares Of the town to swa
horses aud any person found in sue
crowd and using loud and boistcrou
language shall be fined from $3 10 81
II is further ordained that any per
son who shall feed team upon Mai
street, or around the Public squar
shall be fined from 81 to So.
JnO. b. Doris circus has come an
gone and those who went to it fe(
like hiring somebody to kick them 10
il. We may have seen worse show
but have never attended one wher
the very worst features of circu
were more prominently brought on
The lemonade and peanut vendel
were intolerdble puisances an
swarms of them bored and annoye
the people until patience was exhaust
cd. They were an unmannered 81
of roughs, in their shirt sleeves, an
the so-called press representative W;
one of the toughest of the crow,
The street procession was very poo
and the band was enough to make
man want to commit murder or su
eide.
The dwelling house Of Mr. Sam
r. White, of Newstead, was burne
last Friday at o'clock p. NJ, togethC
with all the outhouses adjacen
None of the family were at home ea
cepting Mrs. White and her daughte
The fire caught from the kitchen fiji
and when discovered the roof WI
ablaze. The ladies rang the far
, bell for help but before assistan
could come the house with all its co
!. tents was wrapped in flames. III
smoke-house also burned and 4
family supply of meat, flour and 9th
provisions was also consumed. b
little ifany furniture was saved al
!. the entire loss is estimated at s6,O
l. with no insurance. The house was
!. large and handsome two-story frar
!. building, about six or eight mil
= from the city. Mr.. White has t
!. sympathies of many friends in
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