Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-05
HERE AND THERE,

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Corn is very scarce at $3.50 barrel
A desirably and centrally located
cottage with six rooms, for rent fol
1885. Apply here.
A lecture will be delivered at,Cas.
ky Grange to-day at 2 o'clock, by
MIR. T. A. Thompson. Everybody is
invited.
Grocerymen should bear in mind
that we can furnish them with gro
Gerry bags at city prices, and make it
to their advantage to deal with us.
We were mistaken in stating that
the municipal election would be held
tomorrow. 1t is the second Satur-
day in December, which will be the
18th.
Hon. Il. A. Thompsonwill deliver
a lecture at the Church Hill Grange
hall, on Tuesday, Dec. 9th, 1884, at
O'Clock, p. IN. The public isinvited
to att md.
A. NJ. HENRY, SECRETARY.
Mr.. A. p. Smith, operator at the
depot, who was transferred to
Springfield, has returned, as his
place here could not be filled. We
are glad that his transfer was only
temporary.
Mr. I. f. Martin has accepted the
agency for Christian and Trigg coun-
ties, of the Mutual Benefit Life Insur-
ance Company, of Newark, N. J. 1t
is one of the very best companies in
the country.
The attendants of the Asylum had
hop in the new cottage Tuesday
evening. Messrs. Donaldson and son
furnished the music. Refreshments
were served during the evening and
the affair passed Off pleasantly.
On Christmas, December 18th, at 9 |
O'Clock p. NJ, German Lutheran SER
vices will be held in the Sunday
school room, (hasemeuD of the South
ern Presbyterian church, on Nash
vile street, by Rev. Franz L. Braun.
A small new house owned by AL
red Cant, col, situated near tie
Asylum, on the Buttermilk road was
burned by an inceudiary Monday
night, The house had Just been
at a cost of $500 and the
owner had not moved into it. There
was no insurance.
In this issue will be found on adj
for the well-known tobac-
% warehouse Of Cant & Gather, who
Dir their services to the planters
Fbcy are well posted in the different
grades Of tobacco, and will give their
PERSONAL atten ton TO the sale of all
obacco entrusted to their care.
Messrs. Alternately & Co., insert an
advertisement of their tobacco ware
house in this issue. They are old
ND reliable commission merchants
Who have been Unidentified with the
lopkinsyille tobacco market from lis
ncipiency and we commend them to
'ur readers as deserving of their
ullest confidence and most liberal
patronage. 5
THE Bankers Daughter was pre-
ented at the Opera House Tuesday
v@ing TO good audience. The .,
'iecc is highly sensational society
Hay, with a decidedly improbable
oundation, but is vely entertaining
nd is presented in an acceptable
manner. All of the parts were well ,
eprcscnied and the company is an
unusually well balanced one.
An entertainment for the benefit =
[ the christian Woman's Charity
association" will be given the night
f Dec. 18th, at Hollands Opera
louise, The entertainment will con- q
list of a Christmas cantata entitled
The Birth Of Christ" The music in |
his is very beautiful. The costumes |
nd scenery will be excellent, attract
We and appropriate. The entire af. !
air Is under the general manage Z
lent of Miss Emily u. Perry which !
fitself is a surety of success. The
eason, the character of the piece and
ne cause are such as to appeal to the
est feelings of the whole community
nd we hope that crowded house 9
ill greet the young people (about
D who so kindly contribute their s
llent and labor for a purpose so d
,orthy. i,
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TnpAHHn GAZING