Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-22
HERE AND THERE,

Nv 'Hf NOt hoo pSoh SlubLO't WIN
watermelons for two weeks.
The advertising brigade Of the cir
Gus will be here tomorrow.
The theatrical season will open
Sept. 10 with sour Stategists."
Call at the Office of Jno. w. Nc
Pherson, at Mcdaniel Block, oppo-
site Court House and get Fair Book.
&C. C. cures chills. Sold by J.R.
Armistead, Hopper & Son and Gish
u Garner.
School Books for common and
graded schools at.
j. ID. MCPHERsoN's.
A good family horse for sale. Per-
fectly sale to drive and a fair saddle
horse. Apply here.
w. w. Radford has the largest
bread contract ever let in Hopkins
vile for the great circus Sept. 18th.
p. l.. G. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by Gish ~ Garner,
j. II. Armistead and Hopper Il Son.
The Fair isalready beginning to be
talked up and between now and Oct.
LIST no effort will be spared to make
ii success.
When you want substantial. fine
jewelry and the latest styles at reas-
enable prices, call on NJ. ID. Kelly.
His prices are always the lowest, and
he keeps the largest selection.
August 2lst, 1881. 100 Jugs fresh
Dawson water received to-day.
Please return jugs promptly
GISH Il GARNER.
Rev. w. II. Ryalls, ofTrenton, viii
preach at West Union church. liclle.
view, on Saturday before the first
Sunday in September.
Building is being pushed right
ahead on the late burnt district
Seven bricks store rooms will soon
be ready for occupancy on Nashville
street.
A good many people went from
here 10 the stock sale at Dunbar'S
Cave Wednesday. TWAS a big affair
although we understand 1t was run
in the ground" by the young peo-
pie who danced in the cave.
Mr.. c. S. Hahn, an experienced and
reliable workman will be in this city
Wednesday the 9Th inst, and will
repair and tune Pianos for all those
who need and desire his services,
work tirst-class, charges moderate.
Leave orders at IIoppers Drug Store.
NJ. FraMkcl & Sons are receiving
their stock very rapidly. They are
selling at prime cost. BE sure TO call
on them if you want bargains. If
You do not need anything now, il
will pay YOU to buy now, as you will
need the goods later.
Capt. J. G. S. blackburn will dcliy-
er Il political address at Ccrulean
Springs Today, at o'clock p. NJ.
He is unqucstionably one of The
finest stump orators in the country
and will deliver a speech worth 60
ing many miles to hear. Trigg and
surrounding counties will be out in
force and the people will have an OPP
portunity to hear some good old
Democratic gospel talk once more.
llopkinsville is soon TO lose one of
her best and most substantial ware
house firms. Messrs. Hancock and
Fraser will move to Clarksvillc by
the next season and open a tobacco
warehouse, having bought property
in that city. The loss of these gen
tlcmen from the business circles of
our city will be severely felt and we
regret exceedingly that they have
decided to leave us. They are strictly
honest, upright and reliable business
men, and courteous and aflable gen
tlemen and we wish them a full meas
urc of success in our sister city.
Company D, third Regiment Ken
lucky State Guards, Of IIopkinsville,
is the only Kentucky company to
take part in the competitive drill at
the Exposition next week. As seven
States will be represented by their
crack companies, it issquite brave of
the Iopkinsville company, which is
only two years old, to enter the lists.
The company comprises an unusual
ly fine body of men, and its achieve
ments in the drill-ficld bear high testi-
mony to the skill of its commander,
Capt. VIM. e. Smith, Frankfort
Yeoman.
The Church Hin grange concert
this evening bids fair TO be a most
enjoyable entertainment. The fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen in the
vicinity will take part in the enter
tainment: Misses Fannie Cardy,
Lizzie Evans, Loula Pierce, Matte
Bush, Mary Stowe, Lizzie Pankey,
Loula Gary, Georgia Bush, Lizzie
Owen, Sudie West and Joe Scatcs
and Messrs. w. A. Glass, j. f. Clar-
dy, F en- Clardy, VIII Gary, M. i.
King, A. NJ. Henry and Frank Nc
Comb.