The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-04-19
HERE AND THERE.
ffumpty Dumpty tonight,

10 10 the College Friday night
Don't fail to read the conspicuous
advertisement of M. Frankel 8, SOM.
The Wizard OH company have
gone, after having doue big bust.
ness.
| j. II. Clarkson Is In town with
beautiful line Of Spring Samples for
Suits.
Gentlemen who need Spring Suits
should not fail TO give Mr.. Clarkson
Nheir orders
The firm OF Cowan Huggins q
Hart has been dissolved, Mr.. George
Hart retiring.
Much LEGAL and editorial matter is
crowded out this week by the rush
of spring advertisements.
Nobby Spring Suits and Pccqui.
mock white shirts are just the thug
at present, and the boys are keeping
Clarkson busy.
There will be picnic at Pilot Rock
the first Saturday In May, and Mr..
NJ. d. Brown, of Elkton, will deliver
an address.
Suits and Shirts are made up to
Special Order this spring for less
money than for years past. See
Clarkson's p rices,
"lIonest John Moayon" advcrtises
with us this week. lie proposes to
dispose OF his complete stock Of dry
goods at prices that defy competition.
Call aud see Honest John.
Mr.. Clarkson says he has q liuc OF
Samples from New York tha, sur.
passes anything In the way of Suit
ings ever brought to our city.
Gentlemen who appreciate good
fitting suits and true.flt shirts should
not fail TO give J. IL. CIarkson their
measures, as perfect Cts arc guarau-
teed.
Our young friends. Fred Sturgeon
aud Joel Mcpherson are making q
lnarkcd.succcss Of their Bairstow's
Ivory type work on Photographs.
Mr.. Sturgeon was instructed IN the
art by Shoulin, Of st. Louis, whose
gallery 10 the largest In the United
States.
Hon. Jas. +. Clay, OF Henderson,,
has consented to deliver tho Annual
Address before the young ladies' OF
Bethel Female College at the Com
mencement exercises In june. He is
a speaker Of great fluency aud orator.
ical power. aud Prof. Rust has done
well iu selecting him to deliver the |
ssdual address.
Business of all kinds seems 10 be
opening up better and the merchants
who have been wearing long faces for
many weeks are beginning to look
cheerful aud happy. The spring
trade win soon come on with rush
aud those who advertise VIII have no
trouble TO sell their goods. You can
soc from our columns who arc the
live merchants aud they arc the ones
to patrcnize.
Mr.. Washington Diuguid, from
near Delleview, Christian county,
KY, was married yesterday morning,
at the Franklin House, by the Rev. A.
ID. Scare, 70 Miss Rilla Renshaw, also
Of same place. They were accompa-
MED by Mr.. Mack Davenport aud
Miss Lucy Davenport, as attendants.
After the ceremony they LEFT imme-
diatcly for their home.--Clarkssille
Chronicle.
SEQ the advertisement of Mr. Sheetz,
Of NASHVILLE, In this weeks issue. Mr..
Shee,s, besides being an accomplished
musician, has been connected with a
music house for ten years, and hence
profsses to be as good judge of q
musical instrument as can DO found.
To this add his meriled reputation
for reliability and integrity and you
have some substantial inducements 10
deal with him. Il
Mr. j. 7. Story, Of Roaring Springs,
dropped IN the other day 10 renew
his subscription. He has been con-
slant reader OF tho South Kcntuckian
since It started. He was anxious to
find out five offered any baby cradles
as premiums this year, as be BECAME
the happy father of twins few days
since. lie named the new comers--a
girl and boy--Annie Otis and Jesse
Lotus, the later he says in honor OF
tho Letus Society OF Bethel Female
College. He says he saw q notice of
the society In this paper and fancied
the name. This is not published to
flatter the young ladies OF the society