Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-11-03
HERE AND THERE,

felt hats from 75cts. to $l75.
Several town lots were sold at pub
lie auction yesterday.
Messrs. Frankel & Sons sold % la
dies cloaks last Saturday, at retail.
The law protecting birds in this
county expired Nov. LIST.
The first blizzard of the season
struck us yesterday.
The most reliable and finest watch
repairing in the city, is done at M. d..
Kelly's
Mr.. w. r. Thompsons new cottage
on Nashville street is nearly COM
pletion.
Comparatively few people were IN
town yesterday for county court
day.
There were two valuable additions
to the Methodist Church last Sunday
morning.
Ii your feathers need renovating
take them TO Miss Alice Hayes, and
save the expense of sending them of.
The A. Hall, who Joined the Bap-
tst Church last week, was not A.
Hall, proprietor of the marble works.
Mr.. L. II. Smithson, of Church
Hill, brought in TO us a stalk of corn
last week with six well matured ears
upon 1t.
Another oil man Is doing the city.
lie gives street concerts and adver-
tises a patent medicine possessing
the usual wonderful properties.
Last Saturday was "IIallowe'en"
aud the Catholic church bell was
tolled several times during the day
aud night.
The Trenton Siftings failed to
show up last week aud is feared that
1t will hereafter be spoken of in the
past tense.
Burglars entered and rihed three
houses In GAINESVILLE last week. From
the nature of the articles taken the
thieves were evidently tramps and
not professionals.
Mr.. II. II. Alternately, agent of
the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany, settled policy held by the
late JAS. Richardson Friday. lie
paid 81, 020 on $1,000 policy.
Miss Alice Hayes Is just In receipt
OF large and elegant line OF milli-
merry goods, from New York City, 10
which she invites the especial atten-
lion of the ladies'.
IL. J.. Bush, the three card monte
man, is still in the city lookup serv-
ing out at 81 day his fine of 1923.
He will probably be introduced to
the rock-pilc before his engagement
with the municipality is ended.
A colored revival at Blooming
Grove, near Antioch, closed Sunday
and 80 converts were baptized. The
pastor, ED. Moscly was assisted by
Rev. JAS. Allensworth and the meet
ing was in progress for about four
weeks.
Now is your time to buy you n No.
l buggy rockaway, phaeton or ba-
as We want TO close out our
stock and not carry them over until
next spring. Call early and examine
our stock, and letus quoteyou prices,
lower than ever offered in the past IA
years. McCAMY, BoNTE Il Co.
The following couples were IL
censed TO wed during the last week
Jno. b. Burdiss TO Mary Ellen
Pack ; w, j. Ladd to Sarah II. Simp-
son; Jno. 4. Wynn to Fannie Put
man. Colored: Peter Hern to Anna
Coaknut; Jno. Allgood to Millie
Boyd; Morgan Wilcox to Ellen Yam
cey; Press Withcrs to Sarah With
ers.
The Cant & Gather warehouse
company is composed ofseveral we'll
known and substantial planters of
Christian and Trigg counties. Their
warehouse is located on Nashville
street, opposite the passenger depot.
The business is under the manage
ment of Mr.. Nat Gather, and Mr.. j..
X. Cant is the salesman. These
gentlemen will look well 10 the iu-
terests of the patrons of the firm.
Their card is inserted elsewhere in
this impression.
Messrs. Buckner & Woodbridge,
proprietors of the Main Street Ware
house, are among the Oldest tobacco
firms in the city. Their warehouse
is the largest in the city and they are
prepared in every respect to do all
extensive business. They have had
long experience in the warehouse
business aud enjoy the fullest conf
dence of the public, as reliable, trust
worthy gentlemen. They insert their
advertisement in to-day's paper.
Mr.. w. c. Cunningham, of Trigg
Furnace, is ahead of everybody on
turkey hunting up to this date. A
few mornings since he killed three
and crippled several more at one