Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-09-17
HERE AND THERE,

Catholic Church next Sunday.
SALE-Grocery and Fixtures. Bar
gain. BARROW.
A great deal of tobacco has been
cut and housed, and the greater por-
ton of the crop is ripe.
VIM. IIanahan, brakeman, was
killed at barbondale, near Clarks-
vile, Tuesday. He lived at Bowling
Green.
Hon. Jas. A. Mckenzie filed four
appointments in Henderson county
this week and will speak twice in
Webster county to-day.
The business of Circuit Court this
term is almost devoid of general in
tcrest. No cases of Importance have
been disposed of this week.
Mr.. Henry Blumcnsteil is having
an artesian well bored just back of
the South KENTUcKIAN Office, to the
south of his carriage factory.
A negro boy stole five hides from
Ike Lipstinc's ware-room Monday
night and tried to sell them to Mr..
G. W. Wiley. lie was arrested.
Tomorrow is the day for the pri-
mary election. Vote for Mckenzie.
Every vote counts one and no Nc
kenzic men should stay at home.
If you desire a neatly fitting, styl-
ish business suit of clothes for fall
aud winter wear, that will not cost
you very much, call on Jas. Pye & Co.
Owing to sickness in the families
of two of the managers, there will be
no picnic and brandance at Balm
bridge tomorrow, as was announced
last Tuesday.
The Christian County Medical
Society will convene in thcolllce of DR..
Fairleigh next Monday. A paper on
an interesting subject will be read by
DIR. j. p. Thomas.
Among the articles crowded out
this week by the press of political
matter is an obituary of Mrs. WASH
ington Diuguid who died few days
since, 1t will appear Tuesday.
Miss Alice Hayes is just back from
the East, with all elegant line of Mil
liuory goods for the Fall trade. II
will pay the ladies handsomelyto call
in an examine her elegant assortment.
Ladies who W ant prompt attention
to and from the depot, and ride in
the incest hack in the city should call
for VIM. Evans, who will take pleas
ure in attending 10 all orders.
There will be a communion service
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning which will be the last SER
vice for. the conference year. and
will close the present pastors connec-
ton with the congregation.
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While everybody is excited about
politics don't forget that the fair is
coming OH and will be the best for
years, The agricultural display es-
pecially will be larger and better than
at any previous fair.
The new church at Fairview is
rapidly approaching completion and
when completed will add greatly to
the beauty of that town. II will be
dedicated about the LIST of October.
jeff Davis who was born where the
church is being built, has been invi-
ted to be present at the dedication.
Mr.. r. S. johnson was arrested
and fined $3.50 and $500 costs for
putting negro boy out Of his private
Office at the depot one night last week.
The boy'sname was Dudley Moore and
he had been told several times to
keep from behind the railing. Mr..
johnson thinks he has been badly
treated.
Mr.. A. w. Pyle, tho poetical furni-
ture man, has reprinted the stairway
of his store room and much improved
Its appearance. 1t may be added
that he has large supply of collins
and is prepared to bury all who die
from the effects of reading his dog
gerel verses that appear from week
to week in his advertisement on this
page.
AT a meeting of Oriental Chapter
No. IA r. A. NJ, held last Monday
night Tie following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Thomas Rodman, II. P; j. w
Pritchett, X; VIM. Skerritt, S; j. j
Lander, c. II B. w. Stone, z. S; P
, T. Rodgers, r. A. G; R. M. Anderson
G. NJ. Bird V; Il. NJ. Fairleigh, G. M
2nd V; d. II. Severn, G. NJ. LIST V: G
w. Lander, Treas; c. II. Dietrich
Sec; w. B. Lander, Guard.
Prospects are good for prosper
GUS fair this year, and why SHOULD
they not be, for our fair so situated
! ! as to attract large number from
Trigg and Todd; which have no as
sociations, as well as from othe
counties adjoining Christian. Their
is 10 reason why Christian SHOULD
not boast of the best fair in this enC
of the State and if the merchants ant
people generally will lend their aid
{ such an end will be accomplished.
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