Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-27
HERE AND THERE,


| VIII ~ iHlO OhlCO hOhuay1 COpb' We
What is tho namo of the stem
windor since the l., u N. gobbled it
up?
Mr.. 7. r. Murphy, Of Pembroke
has gone back into the grocery bust
ness.
ID. Galhrcath Il Co. have one of
the pretticst show windows in the
city.
The clumsy old stilc back of the
court house has been replaced by a
new gate.
Mr.. NJ. G. Miller has closed his
store at Longvicw and opened one
at lIadcnsville.
Capt. Geo. White has charge of
the accommodation train during the
absence Of Sam Sites.
Bethel Female College and Hop
kinsville High School will begin
their full sessions next Monday.
Chas. NJ. Meacham has moved from
SD South Clay st. TO his new resi-
dcnce at 800 South Main Street.
Hopper & Son are renOdeling the
front of their store and putting in
very large plate glass windows.
South kentucky college opens
Wednesday, Sept. LIST. Prospects OF
this excellent institution are bright.
On September lst, Miss Alice
Hays will reopen her dressmaking
department in addition to millinery.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Gish has sold his resi-
dence on South Virginia street TO Mr..
thinner, an employee of the Crescent
Milling Co.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary ticket TO the Green
vile Fair, which begins Sept. % and
continues four days.
South Kentucky College opens lis
fall session next Wednesday, Sept,
lst. The public schools will not
open until Monday, Sept. 6.
| We are putting more reading mat
ter in the KESTucKIAN than ever be-
fore, yet the price remains unchanged
only 81 a year. Try it for year.
This week has been unusually duh
with the merchants, but they are 60
ing ahead preparing for the fall
trade, which will soon be ready TO
open up.
| II. A. Morris was tried before
Judge Brasher Wednesday on a
charge Of selling beer Oh Sunday
near the Fair Grounds, and fined $50.
The case was Appealed.
The closing ball at Cerulean will
be held on the evening Of Sept End.
Every effort will be made to make il
the pleasantest of the season and a
large crowd will be expected,
Tho Winfree-Andcrson contest ia
still moving along slowly, but the
list of illegal votes cast against Judge
Winfree is gradually increasing in
length as the investigation goes on.
Fully $500 people attended the
stock show at Dunbar's CavO on the
2ith and 25th insts. The stock eX-
hibits were not so numerous as last
year but many fine animals were
shown, The affair was a complete
success.
The Picnic md Brandance at Mt,
Eric last Saturday was quite a sue
cess. A large and orderly crowd at.
tended and everybody seemed to EN-.
Joy the occasion, Notwithstanding the
heat was oppressive oil that day, and
water scarce.
We are pleased TO learn that Prof
L. J. Wright formerly principal oil
the Evansville Commercial College
is connected with the well known
Bryant& Stratton Business College Of
Louisville Ky. Our young men will
do well to correspond with this Col
lege.
Squirrels are said to be plentiful il
the northern portion of the county
They have committed considerable
depredations in some corn-felds.. A
party of hunters left yesterday fol
Trade Water, where they are report
! ed as being most plentiful, and will
, be absent several days hunting.
: Mary Ann Dade, who formerl,
cooked in Gus Halls restaurant, diet
y last Tuesday and was buried from
0 the Virginia st. Colored Baptls
: church Wednesday afternoon and
S long procession followed her remain
s to tho Cemetery. "Aunt" Mary Ann
Y as she was called, was quite old ant
her death was the result of genera
Q debility.
= A new mail route has been estab
Q lishcd by the Post Office Department
d from Meningitis Mill to this city,
distance of eighteen miles. TIL
s round trip will be made three time
# a week. There are three Post office
: OH the route Terry, with Josep'
Q ID. Terry as postmaster; Era, wit
Esq. j. r. Renshaw, as postmaste
and Larkin, with Cullen Barnes o
postmaster. This route will be
d great convenience 10 those who hay
o heretofore had to go from seven