Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-18
HERE AND THERE.

Ben Thompson, Life Insurance.
Howe's is the standard city time.
Campbell and Rodgers, ms. Agts.
Prunc your grapcvines.
Landrcth's garden seed at j. G..
lIord's.
Mr.. r. l.. Mcclure is our author
lied agent at Trenton, Ky.
Headquarters for fishing tackle at
w. w. RADFoRD's.
Pixies restaurant is the place to get
all the delicacies Of the season.
Buy Landreths fresh garden seeds
in bulk of Wilson Il Galbreath.
Read James Pye's article in this
issue Oh Merchant Tailoring"
Father Time has his headquarters
at NJ. ID. Kelly's jewelry emporium.
Newspapers and peri odicals of the
latest issues at Wilson Il Galbreath's
Fresh lot of Empson's creams and
caramels at
w. w. RAD oID's.
The pavements destroyed by the
freezes last winter are still in very
bad condition.
Rev. d. +. Orr will preach at Shi-
lob, near Belleview, on the 9TH Sunday
in this month.
Landreih's and Ferry's garden
seeds in bulk at W. w. Radford's,
opposite Opera House.
The criminal docket was resu med
in Circuit Court this week and some
important cases will come up.
We issue supplement with this is
sue, which is made necessary by the
crowded condition of our advertising
columns.
The merchants are now receiving
their spring goods, and by reading
our advertising columns you can see
where to buy.
j. l.. Deepen & Sons, of Louisville,
offer excellent inducements in their
advertisement which appears in these
columns.
See the advertisement of the FIT
Avenue lIorel, Louisville, XIV. 1t has
elegant accommodations. When You
visit Louisville, try it.
The cupola Of the new Episcopal
chnrch~will be one of the highest in
the city. 1t will be surmounted by
All immense cross.
A postal card mailed at Pembroke
Feb. 10, reached this Office SUNDAY
Mar. Ii, having come by rail at tic
unprecedented rate of ten miles in
thirty days. Truly we live in fast
age.
According TO the Auditors report,
Judge Jno. II. Grace, of this district,
puts the State to less expense for pro
TEN judges than any Circuit judge
in the State.
Mr.. Jim Chcapcy, son-in-law OF Mr..
w. ID. Ilopgood, was tried in the
County Court for lunacy Wednesday
aud pronounced insane. Theology
was the cause of his misfortune. lie
will be sent TO lIopkinsvile.-IIcn.
derson Reporter.
Mcssrs. T. w. & +. w. Buckner
have fitted up one of the finest bust
ness offices in the city for the pur-
pose of carrying on the insurance bus
mess. They are both well-known
and clever gentlemen and are worthy
of a good patronage. Their card APP
pears in this issue.
Mr.. Moses Thompson, highly res
pected old gentleman, who Is well
known in every section of this por-
ton of country, is lying very i'll at
the residence of Mrs. Gum, of this
city. lie was taken very suddenly
while in town last Monday and could
net go out TO his home in the coun-
try. 1t is feared that his case is a Sc
rious one. 1t is hoped, however that
this is not the case.-Cadiz Tell
phone. #''. .
Rev. j. M. Peay, Baptist minis
ter from Pembroke, began a series of
meetings at the Methodist church at
this place Tuesday evening. His
sermons are greatly appreciated by
the people, and large congregations
attend the meetings. Services are
held twice day, morning and even
ing, and will continue all the week,
and perhaps longcr.-Marion Press.
Notwithstanding the weather on
Friday night large audience assem-
bled at the Methodist church to wit
ness the jug Breaking" by the chill
dren of the Sunday school. The ex-
ercises were both novel and entertain
ing. The jug songs both in the sing
ing and acting were especially inter-
esting. When broken and contents
counted the jugs were found to yield
500 which will more than meet an OBJ
legation of $50 which the children
had assumed towards the expenses of
the recent repairs on the church.
Demorest's Magazine for April is
a highly entertaining and instructive