Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-09
HERE AND THERE.
This Ia fair week At Madisonplll

shis 10 iair week ht mhulsOnVlllb.
Business generally looked dull yc
terday.
The County Court of Claims NEE
. next Monday.
What about the railaoad? Is hear
on every hand.
W. A. Wilgus' dwelling house
for rent for 1889.
Greensboro opened her new Tenn
pie Theatcr last night.
Frank German, the merchant TAI
Tor, makes beautiful fits.+
"rhey say" that the blind tiger
were not blind during the fair.
Look out for railroad proposition
noxt Monday They are coming.
No doubt a good number will 60 t.
Evansville Saturday to hear Blaine
The Bayse-Davis Co. played 10 9
good business in Henderson last
week.
1t Is estimated that the crowd In
town last Saturday numbered over
1000.
The latest styles In NJ llinery Goods
are arriving daily at Mrs. NJ. e.
Rodgers
New Stock Fresh Groceries at p.
w. Brasher's. Renshaw Il Clark's
old stands
Ladies', don't fail to call on Mrs. M
E. Rodgers before buying your fall
Millinery Goods
The farmers Of the Newstead neigh
borhood will offer for sale about 3d.
600, bushels Of wheat on Oct. 10Th.
A tobacco factory, under the man
agement Of w. P. Rice, has com men.
ced operations In the Main Street
Warehouse.
Mrs. Carrie Harris stock offall mil
linery embraces all the latest styles In
hats, bonnets and trimmings, and her
prices are lows
The Rutledge Dramatic Company
left on the 10 o'clock train yesterday
morning for Madisonville, to fill a
weeks engagement.
b. w. Kennedy increased his yield
Of wheat last season 10 bus. per acre
by the use Of National fertilizer
bought Of ID. A. Tandy.+
We have been honored with an In
10 Che Governors ball at
Greensboro, Thursday night. 1t will
undoubtedly be brilliant affair.
The beautiful stock of millinery
goods at the store of Mrs. Carrie Hart,
On Ninth street, will be admired by |
all the ladies. Prices the lowest.+
Ladies', you want the latest styles
IN hats, you will miss them If you fail
10 call at Mrs. Carrie Harris, No. "A
9th street. Prices always the lowest.t
]. K Jones and Miss A. M. Carpen-
ier, Of Hopklnsville, were married at
he courthouse Wednesday morning
BY Esq. Caldwell.-Clarksville Tobac-
70 Leaf,
Jas. A. Boyd, Kelly Station, says
lie increased his wheat crop Ia bus.
Ter acrsby the use of wheat fertilizer
fought old. A. Tandy, yet the croak-
rs say there is no money in farm
ng.t
The National Barber Shop, Of
which Marcus Young is proprietor,
i'd rushing business during the
air. Marcus is attentive TO his Gus
omers, and the result is an increased
'atronage.
Mr.. J. j. Jones, who went II Vir-
,inia with the Old Point excur-
ion, died at the house of his father /,
n Nottaway county about three
weeks ago. His remains were buried ,
here. He was brother of Mr. Ed
ones, and was q resident Of this
ounty for several years.
The Rutledge Dramatic Co. played
lack Diamonds 10 a fair house FRI
ay night and the Wild Irish Girl
night to good house.
10Th performances were well re-
owed. At the end Of the last act G
Hiss Eva West tainted from over-ex-
-tion and the curtain was rung
own. r
Now that the fair is over people
Ill settle down to business, at least
ntil election day, Every man who
ants to stay at home and attend TO 2
lsineas. and at the same time know