Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-19
HERE AND THERE,
Howe's time is the city standard

be issued daily during the FAR.
PC. c. cures chills. Sold by J.R.
Armistead, Hopper Il Son and Gish
Il Garner.
Twelve mules and horses for sale
by j. w. McGehee, at Belleview.
Cheap for cash. tw.
j. ID. Mcpherson will send up a
knights Of Pytliias balloon from his
door Oct. lst, at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
p. L. G. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by Gish e Garner,
j. II. Armistead and Hopper & Son.
Mr.. A. G.. Boales has bought Col.
Dodd's vacant lot on South Maple
street and will erect Il two-story resi-
dence.
The Southern Presbyterian church
is making big preparations to enter
tain the Synod, which meets here Oct.
s, and continues a week.
Mr.. II. l. Trainum, who accidentally
killed John Payne, COL, with tar
get gun, near Cerulean Springs, last
Sunday, stood his examining trial
Tuesday and was acquitted.
Rev. II. II. Coulter, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, has re-
turned from months sojourn in the
mountains Of Tennessee and will fiji
his pulpit Sunday morning and eve
ming at the usual hours.
The Knights of Pythias Lodge con-
ferred the Esquire's rank upon four
applicants last night. New members
are being received SO rapidly that
three called meetings have been held
this week to initiate the candidates.
Ofthe hundred large cities in the
Uuited States, standard1ime has been
adopted in seventy eight. OF course
the city of lIopkinsville cannot of.
ford to be behind, especially as our
entcrprising jeweler, NJ. d. Kelly,
keeps us the standard.
Mr.. August Pherson Engbergh and
his sister, Miss Joanna Pherson Eng
burgh, left their parental home in
Sweden three weeks ago and arrived
here last week. They arc now with
their relatives, two Swedish families
on the Madisouville and Poor House
roads.
Here Is said to be sure cure for
corns If used according to directions:
Extract the juice of two lemons, put
into bottle with six pearl shirt but
tons; in few days the buttons will
have dissolved, then pare the corns
close, apply with the finger for few
nights until curcd.-Madisonville
Times.
The knights of Pythias Of this city
are making arrangements to run a
special train to llopkinsville October
list, TO afford those who desire to 90
an opportunity to witness the prize
drill by X. Of p. and he. present at
the ball and banquet that night. They
will return some time during the
night of the LIST. 1t is hoped that Il
large crowd will go.-Henderson Re-
porter.
Mr.. NJ. Lipstine, the old and we'll
known dry goods merchant, advertis-
es his fall stock in this impression.
lie has a full and complete stock of
dry goods, notions, clothing, boots,
shoes, etc, which he proposes 10 sell
at very low prices. His store on west
side of Main street is chock full of
new goods and those wishing to pur-
chase goods in his line would act
wisely to inspect his mammoth stock
before buying elsewhere.
Mcssrs. Jones & Co., the popular
dry goods merchants, have just re-
ceiyed their new stock of fall and
winter goods, TO which they invite
the attention of the public. They
propose to keep one of the most COM
pleie and select stocks in the city aud
defy competition in low prices. They
are old aud strictly reliable dealers
aud the public may rely upon any
representation they may make. Give
them a call before you buy your fall
and winter goods.
In another column will be seen the
conspicuous advertisement OF Jno. Il.
Wright, the enterprising young
clothier on the corner of Main and
Bridge streets. lie made change in
his business Sept l, aud no longer
deals in dry goods but makes spec
ialty of clothing and gents furnishing
goods. His stock now embraces ev-
erything that man or boy can wear
and is new and select throughout.
lie also makes suits to order and
guarantees fits in every instance. His
motto is "Wright wrongs 10 one"
lie will make it to your interest to
trade with him. Give him a trial.
Mrs. M. L. Mathis, of Goliad, Tex,
has been at Cerulean Springs for
about two weeks, drinking the water
for very serious malady with which
she has suffered for years. She has
tried many noted physicians but has
received no permanent benefit. She
was visiting relatives in Paris, Tenn,