Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-17
HERE AND THERE.

Now is the time to bag your grapes.
Call on us and get bags.
Remember the Pink Tea at Mr..
Clarence Anderson's tonight.
Col. Perrin and his corps of histo-
rians will write up Graves county.
Mrs. Scavy will meet her dancing
pupils in the Rink this afternoon, at
3 o'clock.
Fred Douglass has written that he
cannot accept the invitation to speak
at the Fair here this fall.
The schools are all out and over a
thousand children are turned loose
in the city to enjoy their vacation.
Mrs. Smith was q daughter Of
Mrs. NJ. j. Martin and was born and
raised in this city.
Charles Il. IIord has accepted pO-
sition as clerk in the grocery house
of Harvey McCord on Bridge street.
Died, in st. Louis, on Thursday,
June 5, at 6 o'clock p. NJ, Adella,
wife of II. w. Smith, in her 2Sth
year.
Postmaster GOwan continues very
sick and the Office is in charge of the
assistant postmaster, Mr.. W. +. Ran
die.
One Of the largest merchant
tailoring establishments in this part
Of the country will open branch
house in this city soon, with large
stock of goods and choice workmen.
Alternately Il Tandy are the only
Fire Insurance agents in town who
can issue policies written in German.
French and English.
All lhrcshcrmcn will do well TO
examine the new Reeves Stacker aud
place their orders Immediately, a.
there arc only few days left, before
wheat thrcshing time.
The postlforols h)u'c-ay, the
bald mans direst foe, has put IN his
appearance with the same musical
hum that charmed our ears last sum-
mcI.
Ed. G.. Meacham will begin pro-
tracted meeting in the Fruit Hill
district on Saturday before the 9TH
Sunday in this month, at 3 o'clock T..
NJ.
Rev. }. G.. Tate, pastor of the
Southern Presbyterian church, has
rendered his resignation TO take eff
feet july LIST. lie will not leave Hop
kinsvillc but will preach TO churches
in tn country.
Professor Lee and his family are
located on Virginia street with their
celebrated Ghost show. II is a good
show, moral and instructive and all
should avail themselves of this OPP
portunity and go and see 1t.
Rev. f. l.. Braun, of the Lutheran
Emigrant Mission, lately sold as
agent for the Hamburg Steamship
Line a ticket for 1895 for an immi-
grant to come from London, England,
to lIopkinsvillc, Ky, on wholly pre-
paid ticket via New York City.
The attendance Of the German
Lutheran service here increases each
time.
We are informed that there are
several very bad mud-hOles in the
Palmyra road that should be fixed by
all means before the farmers begin to
haul wheat. The ovcrseers should
give their attention to the matter as
soon as possible, though we know
this is very busy season of the year
with the farmers.
The machine season is almost over
and harvesting the wheat crop will
soon begin. We are informed that
more than one hundred Binders were
sold by the dealers here. this season.
The Deering, Mccormick, Champion,
Osborne, Minneapolis and Wood all
had active agents.
Miss Kate Ulrich, who taught a
dancing school here last ycar,is in the
city for the purpose of getting up an
other class. She gave good satisfac-
ton to her pupils and has already Sc
cured quite large class which she
will instruct in IIowe's Hall. Young
ladies and gentlemen will be taught
in the evenings and children in the
afternoons.
Col. C. W. Tayleure, manager OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chanfrau, expresses the
the hope in letter to manager Rod
gers, that his professional associates
the Chanfraus and himself may be
able to visit Hopkinsville next season
and renew their agreeable acquaint.
ance with our appreciative public
This hope will be very generally and
very earnestly echoed in Hopkins.
vile. Col. Tayleure has written fol
Mrs. Chanfrau very powerful emo
tional play entitled TIer Wrong"
which he expects TO produce first in
New York. 1t is based upon law
of Maryland which makes construct
i've abandonment cause of divorce
| rinculO and upon the efforts of 9
mercenary husband aided by judi
cial decree to obtain the custody OF
! tho divorced Wife's only child, Tho