Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-10-22
HERE AND THERE.

on NOV. 10th.
Store room at No. Is, Ninth street,
under this Office, for rent for 1887.
Apply here,
The Minnie Castle Co., has gone to
pieces and will not fill its engage
ments In this city this week.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to DR.. j. d. Chisholm
and Miss Celeste A. Lander ID
There will be Il sale of personal
property at the residence of the late
ID. u. Owsley, OH the Goth inst.
The speaking at Castlebury church
is next Sunday instead of Saturday,
as previously announced in this paper.
DR.. b. s. Woods fine Stallion,
"Mambrino Forest" captured a SIS
premium at the greensboro fair last
week. lr .
Mr.. Tom G. Williams will sell LOT
OF personal property at the Gray
place, on tho Russellville road, on
Nov. Goth. N.TgTeT.Tr 4rr
Col. j. M. Dodd has traded his
farm Oh the Buttermilk road, consist
ing Of $50 acres, for Mr.. George W.
Smiths residence on South Virginia
street.
While you are at the races, drop
around and subscribe for the Souri,
KENTUoKIAN, and get more news for
the money than you will by taking
any other paper.
Mr.. A. p. Freeman who has been
handling French's pianos here for
about month, left Monday for his
home In Nashville. He sold while
here five pianos and five organs.
Dock Harrison, an unsuspecting
old darkoy from the country, came TO
town with $50 Wednesday and was
speedily relieved of his money by
couple of colored confidence men.
A tobacco barn on Mrs. A. ]. Wal
ler's farm two miles north of town,
was burned Monday night. 1t con-
tanned 10 acres of tobacco. Alex Wal
Ter, col, was the cropper who was
working tho farm. There was no
insurance.
The tobacco barn of Shaw Gamble,
near this city, was burned last Mon
day. II contained ten acres of tobac-
CO belonging to Toliver ChappelI,
col, which was entirely destroyed at
loss of about $500. "Old Chap" as
every calls him, is left In very dcs-
titute condition and is passing around
paper this week asking for chart.
ty.
No other Jewelry house IN this city
or elsewhere CAN AFFORD or WILL
sell you clocks, watches, jewelry, dia-
monds, silverware, gold pens, specta-
cles, or anything else in the jewelry
line as cheap as our old reliable jew
eler, N. ID. Kelly. Do not forget to
call and see his immensely fine stock
now on hand and daily receiving for
the holidays. lie has got them and
no blow about II.
A little nine-months old child of
Mr.. w. A. Hickman, OF Belleview,
fell In u tub Of water one day last
week aud was drowned. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hickman lost three children by
diphtheria In one week last year and
the loss of their baby leaves them
childless. They have the sympathies
of many friends. tf .kff 81
The celebrated tragedian, Mr.. +. G.
Bangs, will appear at the Opera
House next Monday evening in his
great specially, St. Marc. Mr.. Bangs
Is really and truly great actor aud
our people have an opportunity to
see some flrst-class acting. Where
he has been the press has sounded
his praise In Instituted terms. Ills
support is far above the average and
the entire performance will be very
good indeed, II we are to judge by
the press notices In cities where Mr..
Bangs has been.
Watch repairing is no guess work,
or cut and try business with NJ. d.
Kelly, nor is he dependant or in
competent workmen to tell him what
repairs watch may need. His 25
years practical experience at the
bench gives him advantages that can
not be gained in any other way. If
you have a watch that you care any
thing for, it is safer and cheaper in
the long run to take it to M. d. Kelly
aud have II honestly and intelligently
adjusted.
The farmers of the Newstead vicin-
ity had a wheat sale at Newstead last
Saturday. The amount sold was
$3.50 bushels. Mr.. Ed. Whitfield,
representing Kendrick, Pettus & Co.,
Clarksvills, made the following pur.
chases: j. r. Caudle, 5000 bushels,
G9Xc; Nick Sallee, 1900 bushels,
6916c; G. w. Stowe, 1000 bushels,
69Tc; S. Il. White, 2,400 bushels,
691Sc; e. II. Henderson, 1000 bushels
69Tc. The Crescent Milling Co..
Hopkinsville, bought as follows
From J. w. McGsughey, 900 bushels
at 67>6c; 4. G. Gaines, 1000 bushels
at 69ISc; e. A. Stowe. 1000 bushels
at 69kc; w. II. Boyd, $50 bushels, al
6SHc; r. II. McGaughey, l,400 bush
els, at 6S1sc; M. A. Mason, 1000 bush
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