Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-25
HERE AND THERE,


Henry Il Payne have 81 600 to lend
The public school per capita this
year is $l.55.
Go to j. II. Armlstead's for the best
cigar in town.
Have you seen the nice new store
Just opened by Mr.. j. d. Russell?
One large sized second hand cook
ing stove for sale at Rea & Johnson's.
p. G. c. cures chills. Sold by J.R.
Armstead and Hopper 81 Son.
Bargains in white bed spreads, at
M. Frankel ~ Sons.
p. l.. G.. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by j. II. Armstead
and Hopper " Son.
You can buy remnants of dress
goods cheap, at NJ. Frankel & Sons.
The fire engine was out Tuesday
filling up the two cistcrns emptied
during the fire.
Bargains in Hamburg edging,
Swiss edging and Torchon laccs at
NJ. Frankcl Il Sons.
Since the work of digging down
lInssellville Street has been going on,
that thoroughfare is called "Canal
Street."
M. Frankel IL Sons are offering
their stock at cost for forty days.
You can buy goods cheap from them.
Mr.. j. w. Yanccy is making Wig
orous canvass for constable in the
city district against L. w. Glass, the
present colored incumbent.
M. Frankel Il Sons have just re-
ccived all elegant line of the latest
style linen collars for ladies and gen.
tlemen.
Ieno f. Young, editor Times, is
slowly improving. lie is able to sit
up for few minutes each day. 1t
will be several weeks yet, though,
before he can attend to business
jacksonville Times.
NJ. Frankcl n Sons are Offering
best prints at cents; Hope bleached
domestic at IL Lonsdalc g. Ma
sonville, 0 cents Fruit ofthc loom, 9
cents.
On Wednesday, for the first time
in several years, the Asylum Base
Ball Club sustained defeat at the
hands of the Shamrocks, ofthis city.
Don't forgot that NJ. Frankcl &
Sons scmi-annual clearance sale ia
now going on and will last for 30
days more. You can get rare bar
gains from them.
Prof. Jas. +. Scobey, of Hopkins
vile, will preach at the Christian
Church, in this place, the first Lords
day in August, instead of the first
Lords day in July, as announced
last week. We hope our people will
give him good hcaring.-Cadiz
Old Guard.
j. ID. Russell has moved in the new
three story building, oil the corner of
Spring and Main streets, and OPEN
ed up with splendid stock of Dry
Goods, Clothing and all such goods
as are carried in a first class house.
Mr.. Jas. Boyd and Jimmie Cooper
are behind the counter Ready to well
come their many friends in the house.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
whole trade and cordial welcome
will be extended to all.
Mr.. Clarence Anderson, of this
city, has been appointed to photo
graph subjects for the Southern Ex-
position. The Henderson News says:
"Clarence Anderson. artist, provi-
ded by the State, has under direction
ofthe local Committee, photographed
26 subjectsin Henderson and prox-
unity, as part of our exhibition at the
great Louisville Exposition. Among
the views taken are our most i'm
portant public buildings, river
scenes, farm lands and noted indus
tries"
Mr.. Jno. w. Faxon's resignation
as cashier of the Bank of Iopkin S.
vile has been accepted and
Mr.. j. Edgar Mcpherson,
of this city, elected to fill
the vacancy. During Mr.. Faxon's
residence in IIopkinsville, although
but few months, he has gained
many warm friends by his studied
courtesy and politeness in his posi-
ton as cashier, and in returning to
Clarksville he will carry with him
the best wishes of our people. Mr..
Mcpherson has been for years
the book-kccpcr in the Planters
Bank, and no young man in the COM
mumty stands higher for integrity,
morality or upright honest conduct
in all things than he. lie will make
an industrious efficient and PAINS
taking cashier, and we congratulate
him upon his deserved promotion.
The various agencies in the city
sustain losses by the late fire as
given below. Most of them have