Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-10-30
HERE AND THERE,

The most reliable and finest watch
repairing in the city, is done at NJ. ID.
Kclly's
If your feathers need renovating
take them 10 Miss Alice Hayes, and
save the expense of sending them off.
Messrs Drexlcr & McCarley,
butchers and stock dealers, insert a
card in to-day's paper. Their place
of business is on Clay street.
w. =. Embry, of Denncttstown, has
1000 post-oak posts for sale at 7 cents
apiece; also 10000 boards at G5 cents
per hundred.
Ladies. " yon want to he suited in
nice winter hat, don't fail to look
over the stock of Miss Alice Hayes,
as she has all the latest styles, and a
most beautiful line of trimmings.
Mr.. Lee w. Campbell, of ST. Louis,
Mo, a son OF Mr.. Alex Campbell. of
this city, will he married next We'd
nesday 10 Miss Mabcllc Haley, of
Kansas City, Mo.
Now is your time to buy You No.
/ buggy, rockaway, pbacton or ba-
ronche, rs we want TO close ont our
stock and not carry them over until
next spring. Call early and examine
ourstock, and letus quoteyou prices,
lower than ever offered in the past IA
years. McCAMY, BoNTE Il Co.
John 0'Chafn, all intelligent col
ored man of this city, went 10 Kansas
some days ago on prospecting trip.
He saw number Of colored mon
who left this county for Kansas and
reports that none Of them were do
ing more than making living. lie
returned Tuesday, satisfied that Kan
sas Is not the place for a poor man TO
go.
People cannot be blamed for buy
ing their groceries where they know
them to be fresh. Many goods of
I
this kind become stale after being
kept in stock for some time and II
you want TO be certain that you are
buying fresh goods you should go
where everything Is new. Messrs.
Perkins Il Holt have an entirely new
stock Of groceries which they are
selling at the same prices charged for
older goods. They are clever, conr-
teous gentlemen who have recently
located on Bridge Street and solicit a
share of the public patronage. Read.
their card in another column.
Mr.. NJ. G. Miller, the onterprising
merchant Of Pembroke, has novel
into his two new storc.r rooms on the
north side of Main street, in that
place, and is now operating four
large business houses. The dry goods
and drug departments are in his new
brick block, the groceries in his old
stand, and implements aud furniture
IN the ware-room. Mr.. Miller is one
Of the most extensive dealers in the
county. lie advertiscs his business
elsewhere in this paper and we take
pleasure in commencing him to the
public.
A majority Of the Councilmen are
in favor of numbering the streets,
aud an ordinance about like the fol-
lowing will likely be passed at the
regular meeting next Tuesday;
BE ID ordained By The Board Of
Cownci'men Of The city Of Hop
kinSuilie.
The various streets insecting Main
street IN the city of IIopkinsvillc
shall Thereafter be named and
known as follows, viz;
The street Immediately south of
the stone bridge on North Main, now
known as Last street shall be chang
cd TO First street, Jackson street to
Second, Burgess street to Third,
Broad street to Fourth, Market street
10 Fifth, Court street to Sixth,
Princeton, Bridge and Russellville
streets to Seventh, Spring street to
Eighth, Nashville street to Ninth,
Buttermilk street to Tenth, Hickory
street to Eleventh, William street to
Twelfth, Adams street 10 Thirteenth,
South street TO Fourteenth, College
and Canton streets TO Fifteenth, Ma
pie street 10 Sixteenth and Palmyra
street to Seventeenth strect.v