Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-15
HERE AND THERE.
Ben Thompson, Life Insurance.

PC. G. cures chills. Sold by J. r.
Armstead and Hopper & Son.
p. &c. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by ]. r. Armstcad
and Hopper II Son.
A choice lot of lemons, eggs, butter,
chickens and all kinds of canned
goods cheap at w. r. Bronaugh's.
Burglars effected an entrance into
Mr.. J. X. Giants house, on Clay street
Friday night, but were frightened of,
before they had stolen anything.
J. NJ. Hipkins has built the pike
for the county and has 1t under roof
at his stable on Main street. 1t will
do anybody good to go and sec 1t.
G. G. Noble, who was arrested on
a warrant charging him with en-
bezzlement and brought from Louis
vile last Thursday, is now in Jail,
being unable to give bond for $500.
His examining trial will be held next
Friday before Judge Winfrce.
In this issue will be found an adj
vertisement Of Cedar Bluff College,
at Woodburn, Ky. This is one ofthe
best female schools IN this part of the
state and we call the attention of our
readers TO the card in another column.
1t has capable, experienced facul-
ty and parents who send their
daughters to this school may rest as
surcd that they will be well instruct
cd and cared for
The South Kentuckian has added
pictorial feature and will present
portrait and sketch of some prom
inent man every week. This is get
ting to be necessity, almost, in mod
ern journalism and we shall endea-
vor to keep fully abreast of the times
and spare no effort to make
the South Kentuckian the best paper
in Southern Kentucky. Issued every
3days it supplies in great measure
the place of daily and obviates the
necessity of the country people TAX.
ing more than one paper to get the
news fresh. Now is the time to sub
scribe for the campaign. We will
send the South Kentuckian from
now until the Presidential election
for only so cents. A copy free to any
one sending us u club of four sub
scribers.
TO those who have the cash, now
is your chance TO get bargain. Me-
Camy, Bonte Il Co. are Offering their
own make of fine carriages at re-
duced prices for The cash. A good
assortment on hand consisting of
open buggics, top buggies, barouches,
Kellogg's ,rockaways, etc. All work
warranted TO be the best made or
sold in Christian county. A few
cheap John buggics and some good
second hand buggies on hand, which
will be sold cheap. Call and see for
yourself.
McCAMY, BoNTE Il Co.
Burglars entered the h uses Of
Messrs II. II. Wilson and II. c. Ballard
on last Thursday night and ritled the
pockets of those gentlemen. They
entered Mr.. Wilson's house through
the front door, which they unlocked
with key and went into his bedroom
and took his pocket-book from his
pants, which, fortunately contained
only 1925. They entered Mr.. Bal
lard's by raisinga window, took 500
from his pants and passed out through
the front door, which was unlocked
OH the inside. Mr.Ballard was aroused
by the noise as the burglar or bur
glars left. but they made their escap,
before he could get TO the door il
time TO see them. These midnigh
: visits are getting to be quite common
and people would do well to keep
sharp watch. 1t Is bad idea to keel
much money where burglars could &c
: hold Oft We make it rule neve
to keep more than $400 or $500 in on
pockets at any one time.
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