Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
HERE AND THERE,

Come to this Office for election tick
cts.
GotoJ. II, Armstead's for the best
cigar in town.
One large sized second hand cook
ing stove for sale at Rea u Johnson's s.
p. C. G. cures chlls. Sold by J.R.
Armstcad and Hopper ~ Son.
Bargains in white bed spreads, at
NJ. Frankel Il Sons.
Wheat continues to 90 down, down,
down.
p. L. G. cures sick headache and
dyspepsia. Sold by j. II. Armstcad
and Hopper & Son.
Having made special arrangements
with the school book publishers, Gisll
& Garner defy competition.
A "Young mems prayer meeting
meets at the Baptist church every
Tuesday night to which all young
men are invited.
Mrs. Mollie Edmunds is preparing
20 erect handsome residence on
South Main street, adjoining Mr.. il
A. Phelps. The foundation has al.
ready been laid.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give moonlight picnic at Beth.
ell Female College Tuesday evening
Aug. 9TH. Admission % cents. Re-
frcshmcnts free.
The children of the Methodist
chnrch will give an ice cream festi.
val in the church yard next Thurs
day evening. Cream and cake Il
cents, no charge for admission,
A few Elephant plows, made by
NJ. ID. Steele, for sale cheap at Abcr'
nathy & Co.'S warehouse. Strongest
and best plow known for killing
sprouts. G. A. CHAMPLIN.
Assignee, N. B. Edmunds.
John Boyd the Republican nomi
nee for sheriff of Christian county
has no opposition and Judge &. A
Champlin, who is Democrat, will
have a walkovcr for the Office of Pub
lie school Superintendent.
Attention is called to the advertise,
mcnt Of John w. Payne, assign
for L. A. Pike, which appears else
where IN this impression. He Offer
for sale n very fine outfit Of bar fix
lures, WHISTLES, wines, cigars, ctc
lie also has for sale lot Of furniture
aud household goods.
One member of Co. b, Owensb0rr
seven members of Co. ID, Hopkins
vile, and one Of Co. +, Henderson
have been dishonorably discharges
from the Third Regiment of the Ken
lucky State Guards, by order of tl
Governor, for continued neglect {
duty. Their names are given in Sal
urday's Courier-Journal.
Co. ID. has been ordered into cam
at Louisville next month and no cN
cuscs will he taken from member
who do not attend, excepting sicG
ness. All will be compelled to g
and remain in camp for week. NJ
Jno. G.. Ellis has been re-appointc
Quartcrmaster ofthe Third Regimen
commanded by Col. M. ii. Crump, G
Bowling Green.
The contest for the office of Const;
bic in tho lIopkinsyillc district, be
tween Yancey and Glass, is waXin
warm. Mr.. Yancey is the man VII
beat Alex Thompson, COL, for jailc
In 1874 when all the rest of the r,
publican ticket was elected, and h
opponent Is tho present colorcd in
cumbent, The race will probably b
very close.
Mr.. II. w. Norwood who has bee
the agent of the Southern EXPIRES
Company, in this city, for the la
twenty years has resigned in order
accept the position of book-kceper
, the Planters Bank, made vacant b
Mr.. j. e. McPherson's resignation
, Mr.. Norwood has made a faithfl
trustworthy and attentive agent al
his past life gives every assman
that he will discharge the duties
his new position in careful al
praiscworthy manner.
s We have sent out the usual mott
). cations to our subscribers who
: times will expire next month. Tho
who began in October will run O
!. in August, as they have been recci
). ing the paper twice week for t
!, months. Only the September al
c October subscriptions were tn
!, shortened sixty days, and we trr
), no subscriber will fail to see the fa
ness of the arrangement and that Q
d cryone win promptly renew.
p Prof. Jno. B, Solomon, who taug
i, school in this city in 1882, died
4 Magnolia, Larue county, KY, on t
v 18th inst, of malarial fever. Pr
h Solomon was a cultured gentlemf
i pious christian and capable a
experienced educator. He leaves
wife and three small children
Strengthened circumstances.
& made many friends in lIopkinsvi
during his residence here. He wa