Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-12
HERE AND THERE,
The Keen Missionary Society will
meet at Mrs. L. V. Giants tonight.

Mr.. L. L. Smith has oil exhibition
at his livery stable, turnip weigh
ing seven pounds.
Bring your Job work around to
this Office If you want satisfaction in
price and material.
shipped by the Light ofthe Moon"
was presented az the Opera House
Wednesday evening 10 a pretty fair
audience.
Mrs. Rose Wilson will not speak to
the ladies tonight as was appointed,
but will make date some time in
the near future. .H ErI
FOR SALE-A house and lot on
South Main st. House has 8 rooms,
cabin, good stable, etc, on the place.
Apply at this office.
The hunters report small game
scarcer this year than for number
of years, which is probably due to the
extreme cold weather last winter.
liev. E. E. Pate, the pastor, is con-
ductlng a protracted meeting at Pee
Dee Methodist church. He expects
to have assistance In few days.
We have a 8 drawer New Remipg-
ton sewing machine for sale. If you
are needing machine we can make
II to your interest 10 call at our office.
The KENTUCKIAN continues 10 Of
fer the same inducements to subscri-
bers that 1t has always offered-it
gives the reader more news for less
money than any count! paper In the
state.
The trade In oleomargarine has
been broken up in this city since he
new law taxing 1t went into effect.
1t will not pay dealers outside of the
large cities TO pay the heavy license
TO sell 1t.
The saloon men closed out can get
the amount due for unexpired coun-
I
ty license refunded as soon as certiG-
Gates are forwarded TO the Auditor.
One dealer at Kelly renewed his H.
cense Nov. 2 and only ran 3 days.
Notwithstanding the closeness of
the times, our list continues 10 increase
and VIC mean for It to continue to do
so, II plenty Of news and cheap prices
will assist us. Our price is still 81
less than two cents copy, postage
included.
Bear in mind that when you SUBJ
scribe for the KENTucKIAN for one
year you do not have 1t on your
hands for all time and eternity. II
you want the paper discontinued you
can stop 1t without killing the editor
and burning the office.
Our stock Of wedding and invita-
tion goods has been replenished with
all the late styles, and those IN need
Of this class Of work can get the same
work here for less money than else
where, and We would like to show
you our styles. ' f41t,.
We have just received large lot of
new faces of type, and are ready to
use them OH your job work, SO just
bring 1t along aud let us get you up
the handsomest work you can get
anywhere. II low prices are what
you want we can surely suit you.
Messrs. Hancock, Fraser & Rags
dale have moved into the Main street
warehouse, formerly occupied by
Buckner & Woodbridge, and with in
creased facilities, and the largest
warehouse in the State, they can fur
nish room for all the tobacco brought
them. They still have branch house
In Clarksville, which is in successful
operation.
Count the columns of reading mat
ter you get in the KENTUoKIAN and
compare 1t with other papers you get,
and If 1t gives you more news recon-
mend 1t to your neighbor. The more
subscribers paper has the more
news 1t is able to give, so give us
your assistance and influence, there
by enabling us to increase our list
largely.
Maj. James Wilson, father of Mr.
w. S. Wilson, of Eddyville, and Mrs
II. G. O'Neil, of Cincinnati, died in
Greensboro last Sunday aged 81
years. He was a Colonel on Gen
breckenridge staff during the war
He was keeping books for firm il
Greensboro at the time of his death
His remains were taken to Hender
son for interment.
In our columns appears the adver
; tisement Of the Cant & Gather Co.
tobacco warehousemen and commits
J sion merchants. Mr.. Gather, tn,
| manager, is the very man for tho pc
sition he occupies, as he is a good fl
/. nancier and business man of expe
Renee and deliberate action. Mr.. Cant
the salesman for the company, hai
: spent almost his entire life in the to
bacco business, and for young MAJ
is one of the best judges of tobacco Il
] be found anywhere. Those Of ou
farmers who consign their tobacco I,
/ this company can feel assured that i
will raaaiva nromnf ond tronar Of