The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-15
HERE AND THERE.
Now for gardening.

The merchants will soon begin to
receive new spring goods. r
Mr.J. M. Howo'sj cwclry store is
having a new tin roof put on It.
The cross has been replaced on the
cupola Of the Baptist church. 1t was
blown of BY the recent storm.
Mcssrs,s Forbes g, Cant have made
a lurge'addi,ion to their planiug mill.
| The building adjoins the main one.
The nice spring weather last week
was welcomed by everybody except
Il the coal dealers.
! Mr.. w. S. Goodwin, Of Ccrulean
| Springs has finc young thorough
bred Jack for sale.
Mrs. I. Dinkclspeil has gone to
| New York TO purchase q spring stock
OF goods for her millinery store.
Mr.. q. q. Mcdaniel has taken the
\ position Of keeper for Messrs.
Forbes & Cant. II gcfaf
Miss Sclena Felicr, the new dra.
matte star, at Mozart Hall Thursday
night. \
Watch out,,giris, ain the spring
young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts Of love-" .f,IgF
Don't take down your stoves yet,
the prophets say We will have some
moro winiry weather. - /
Several residences have been very
much improved IN appearance blythe
application of a new coat Of paint.
A new crossing has been put OH
Main Street, opposite the Phoenix
Hotel, thus supplying a need leng
felt.
Mr.. II. II. Bryant, of Belleyiew
has one hundred head Of fine cattle
On his stock farm in Trigg county
which he will place on the market 10
june.
Call on 10. S. Chastain, agent for
Jacob Reeds Sons, mud examine the
| elegant spring aud sumner styles aud
samples OF suilings, coa,ings, vcstings
aud pants.
Mics Alberta Pcndergast, Of Nash
Vile, has been appointed TO OIL the
vacancy IN the seventh grade OF the
Public Schools. occasioncd by the
resignation of Mrs. Patton.
The room on the corner OF Maine |
aud Bridge streets Is being repaired |
and remodeled preparatory to receiv-
Ing the new stock Of goods Of Messrs.
Garnett & DeTreville.
A big masquerade ball is on the
programme OF gaietics at Madison |
vile tonight, at the Belmont hotel.
We regret our inability to accept
very coultoou invitation 10 be pres.
ent. = ~ T
We are glad to learn that Mr.. j. |
W. Shannon, who Ia selling the
American Cyclopcdia, is meeting
with pretty good success IN. the city |
and vicinity. He has already sold
several sets Of books.
Msssrs. Banlberoer, Bloom 4 Co.
OF Louisville, advertise in this issue.
They keep on hand the largest stock
ofdry FOODS In that city, aud arc
prepared 10 sell goods as cheap as
they can be obtained elsewhere.
Contrary to our rules we publish
personal article fora corresponden, |
this week. 1t Is only done TO keep
from showing Partially, and now
that both Sides have been heard tho
matter must stop, so far as these
columns are concerned. ~
Mr.J. W. McGehce has just com.
plc,ed alarge addition to his store
house at BeIeview and now has the
largest and most complete country
store In the county. lie Is an enter
prising energetic merchant and has
from a small beginning built up a
very largo business at Belleview.
Wewent to press last week too early
to mention the mass meeting at the
Court House. Resolutions were
adopted looking to the interests OF
the farmers as against the railroads,
and delegates appointed 10 attend the
convention at Lexington. The cx-
penses Of one delegate will be de-
irayed to Lexington.
Miss Lucy Heterogeneous, OF Louis.
vile, Is teaching class In dancing In
the room adjoining this Office, She
organized class Of young ladies and
gentlemen last night. All who intend
learning to dance should avail them
selves Of this chance, as such an
opportunity is seldom afforded. She
desires us to say that no spectators
will be allowed during the evening
class except on Saturday evening, and
then the parents Of the children only
VIII be allowed.
James Pye & Co. have engaged the
services Of q first class foreman Tai
Tor and skilled workman, and have
on hand an elegant assortment of
foreign and domestic suitings, and
arc now prepared 10 have custom
work done at the shortest notice,
guaranteeing perfect fits and satlsfac-