Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-01
HERE AND THERE,

Wool wanted by w. E, Embry. Re-
ccived at Cowan's.
NJ. Frankcl Il Sons are Offering big
inducements for thirty days in dry
goods.
Mr. G. NJ. Latham is the possessor
of horned frog which was sent to
him by Il friend in Texas.
a social dance was given at lIowc's
Hall by some Of the young gentleman
last Friday night. 1t was well at
tended by the young people.
An elegant line Of parasols and
fans at NJ. Frankel Il Sons at low
prices.
Little River Baptist Association
met with Blue Spring church, Cald-
well county, last Friday and contin-
ucd in session three days.
Mess Wilson ~ Galbrcath have
purchased new peanut rooster and
are now supplying the public with
peanuts fresh from the fire.
The farmers are so busy that the
barbecue at Cerulean Springs July
4th has been postponed and picnic
will be had instead. There will be
a ball at night and probably speak
ing during the day. ,...
Thresher men and farmers, if you
want TO save money and work, and
have you straw stacked in a first
class manner, be sure TO get a new
Reeves Stacker of Forbes Il Bro
Give this matter your prompt attcn-
ton.
A reduction of twenty-five per
cent in prices made by NJ. Frankel a.
Sons on their stock of clothing.
Now is the opportunity to buy cloth
ing. Call on them before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
There is much complaint heard
about the quality of gas furnished by
the gas company recently. The
trouble seems to be not so much in
the gas as in the way the pressure is
put on at the gas works. A man
who understands his business seems
to be the great need.
Mess. Dawson, Hatcher " Dixon,
with their corps of men and wagons
are now canvassing Christian and
adjoining counties with their new
improved steel bed spring, patented
March /, 1891. Don't buy until they
have called on you,
The most delightful party of the
season was given at DR., J.. B, llick.
mans last Thursday evening. A
large attendance Of the young people
of the city added zest to the occasion,
The dancing continued till a late
hour. The supper was a most de-
lightlul collation. of ediblcs and was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
Prof Jas. L. Scobey, of South Ken
lucky College, was married at the
residence of the brides father, Cos
lOmbia, Tenn, June 25th to Miss Fan
ME Sowcll. Prof Scobey and hi
bride have arrived in this city ant
moved into the new College building
We cordially welcome them to ouj
city.
Mr.. o. ID. Thompson Of Fairview
Ky, and Miss Jennie Pollock, of thi
city, were united IN marriage at thu
residence Of Maj. II. A. Fowlkes, las
evening, DR.. A. ID. Sears officiating
Only a few of the intimate friends o
the bride and groom witnessed tn
event Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson lief
Immediately after the ceremony TO
their home in Todd county. MI
Thompson bears the impress and tn
character ola true gentleman. III
has won for his bride one of the no
blcst and most deservedly pOpula
young ladies of Clarksvillc, one il
whom are combined the graces of al
attractive presence, purity of hear
} and a lovable disposition. A host G
|, , friends join us in wishing them HAP
0 piness and prospcrity.-Tobacc
0 Leaf.
Evergreen Lodge, knights of Pytl
las, is enjoying boom. New men
bers are being received so rapid
that called meetings have TO be hel
twice a month to confer the degree
The following are the officers cleo
ell by Evergreen Lodge, X. of p, t
the last meeting for the ensuing 81
> months;
l Past Chancellor, Ben Thompson.
Chancellor Commander, r. \
: Anderson.
Vice Chancellor, r. w. henry.
Prelate, Jno. w. Payne.
Keeper of Records and Seal, II.
Sites, ITO fill vacancy caused /
the resignation of DR.. A. Seargcnt
Master at Arms, j. X. Cant.
Inner Guard, ID. G.. Wiley.
. Outer Guard, M. L. Elb.
y Trustee for Long Term, A. L. Wi
son.
4 The leading houses of Main Sire
have signed the following agrecmcr
We the undersigned merchants
IIopkinsville agree to close our esta'