Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-18

In the city In the very near future.
Hon. John Fcland is announced as
a Republican candidate for the Sem
ate in this issue.
We want active agents in this and
adjoining counties TO work for the
Kentuckian, to whom a liberal COM
mission will be paid.
Make up you mind to get your
neighbor TO take the South Kentuck-
ian, thereby doing him a favor and
helping us TO increase our list.
you know Of any one to whom
you would like to have a sample
copy Of tho South Kentuckian sent,
just send us his name and he will re-
ccivc the paper promptly.
Mr.. Brownell has received The new
boilers for the Crescent Mills and
they are now being put up. The
mill will BIO ready 10 begin running
again next Tuesday.
Don't forget TO call at NJ. d. Kelly's
jewelry emporium and see his ele-
giant stock Beats anything in town,
in quantity, quality, styles and low
prices.
The ladies of Grace Church will
give candy party OH Monday night,
o'clock, Dec. q, at the store-room
recently vacated by G. NJ. Latham.
Admission 10 cents.
Bethel Female College will adjourn
for the Christmas HOLIDAYS next
Thursday and resume OH the Monday
week following. An increase of pu-
pills is expected with the beginning
Of the next year.
Have you seen the magnificent new
stock of diamonds, gold and silver
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
Hollands gold pens, engagement
rings &c, now open at NJ. d. Kelly's
jewelry emporium.
The Sinking Fork and Cerulean
Springs mail now leaves this city on
Tuesdays and Fridays instead of
Wednesdays and Saturdays, as here
tofore. This will enable our sub.
scribers on that route TO get their pa
pers on the days of publication.
Remember the entertainment at
the Opera House tonight for the
benefit of the Public School Library.
Tickets on sale at Holland n
Rodgers.
General admission. ...... ,50cts.
Gallery ........... .......... Z5cts.
Reserved seats. 50cts.
Children under u yrs, accompanied
by their parent, down stairs. 25cts,
Messrs. NJ Frankcl & Sons have sue
ceeded IN cffecting a settlement with
the insurance companies for their
losses sustained by the fire of Dec
80, 1884. The matter has been in lit
igation for nearly a year. The
amounts involved aggregated about
$4,000.
Mr.. Samuel White, formerly of this
county but recently of Paducah, died
suddenly in that place, last Wednes-
day and his remains were brought
here yesterday and taken to CARROTS
burg for interment. lie was broth
er of Mr.. Jno. ii. White, of CARROTS
burg, and has daughter living in
this city. Deceased was 50 years Of
age.
The greatest attraction now in the
city is the low prices at which our
popular jeweler NJ. ID. Kelly, is SELL
ing his magnificent stock of every
thing in the jewelry line for the holt
days. Don't miss the opportunity to
call and examine and be convinced.
MIR. James s. Youngs, formerly
partner in the grocery firm of Payne
n Youngs, died at the Western Asy-
lum at l o'clock p. NJ, Wednesday,
the 10th. His health and mind gave
way some months ago and he was
sent TO the Asylum. lie was about
rs years Of age and was a quiet, I'M
obtrusive man In all his dealings.
Ills life was insured for $4,000 In the
order of Chosen Friends, for the ben
eft of his father and other relatives.
If you should chance to read this
copy OF the South Kentuckian, and
arc not a subscriber, we would be
glad to have you make up your mind
to take it. First ask yourself the
question If It Is not the cheapest pa
per you can get for the money, and
where else you can get an eight col
umn paper twice week for only
$500 a year, that will give you as
much general news.
Do not fail to go to see Mother
Goose and her family at the Opera
House tonight. The children who
take part in this entertainment have
shown admirable pluck in the face of
difficulties that would have discour-
aged many older people. They should
be encouraged and made happy with
full attendance tonight.
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The Democrats of Hopkins county