Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-24
HERE AND THERE.

JIowe's is the standard city time.
Campbell and Rodgers, ms. Agts.
Buttercups will soon be in bloom.
Gardening is now the order of the
day.
The roads are still in a fearful con-
dition.
Don't fail to try our paper sacks fol-
putting up hams.
Buy Landrelhs fresh garden seeds
in bulk of Wilson & Galbrcath.
Turnip greens have put in an APP
pcarance in the market.
Mossrs. Forbes Il Bro, are build.
ing large lumber shed on Liberty
street.
Mr.. n. b. Shyer has moved into
the cottage on south Liberty street
opposite Mr.. Ed. Prices.
Evergreen Lodge No. 80, knights
of Pythias, will work in the second
rank Thursday night.
The pavement in front of the pos
Office is undergoing repairs. 1t has
been very bad all this winter.
There are some dangerous holes il
the plank walk IN front of the colorct
Methodist church.
Don't forget Polk Canslcr's stool
sale next Saturday. There will b'
a good demand for work stock.
The colorcd Indignation meetln!
was not held last Friday, as the col
ored Republicans have been put bacl
into the party ranks.
a vacant tobacco barn on the farm
of Mr.. w. w. Carrot, of this county
was burned Saturday night. TIL,
origin of the fire is not known.
Mcssrs. Gish Il Garner have SC
cured the services of Mr.. Jos. Gum
late of Clarksvillc, Tenn, as prcscrip
ZIONIST in their drug store.
We have learned since our last is
sue that DIR. l.. G.. AlcXander's dealt
was from neuralgia of the heart anc
was not causcl from inflammation
produced by strong cmctic, as state,
In our notice of his death.
Mr.. n. TObin, late of Elkton, of til,
firm OF W. l.. Thompson Il Co., la
moved his family to this city aud i
occupying Mr.. Grissam's house o.
south Main street. We cordial
welcome him TO our city.
J. NJ. Tandy has received a hal
barrel of Clark county bOurbon wills
Ky made in 1866. This whisky ca
be had of but one party, and is tn
only whisky of this kind for sal
over the country or in IIopkinsvillC
Mrs. w. +. Patton, Mrs. Mar
Mcclellan, Miss Jennie Glass, an,
others names not learned, united vii;
the Episcopal church Sunday, an,
were confirmed by Bishop Du dlcy.
Bishop Thos. L. Dudley, of III
Episcopal church, preached at til
courthouse Sunday, as the Episco
pal congregation worships in the Cil
cult Court room while their churc
is under process of construction.
G.. w. Wiley and Isaiah Jones, til
latter a colored man, have been sum
moned to appear as petit jurors i
the Federal Court, at Padncah, o
Monday, April It'll.
| LOST-A valuable set ring, o
Main street, Friday afternoon, las
White cameo set in black. FindC
will please return to Jesse l.. Et
mundson and receive liberal con
pensation.
The John Wright who was put III
der bond last week for carrying ava
goods not his own was John Wrigl
the fish dealer and not John
Wright the Main street merchan
We mention this to prevent a worth
gentleman's being credited with Il
transactions of his namesake, by tho
who do not know both parties.
We have notified all of our App
subscribers when their subscription
expire and we trust they will Q
show their appreciation of sem
weekly paper by renewing. "
have for four months been givil
them one more issue week til;
they paid. for and we hope none
them will fail to pay us $500 for Il
ensuing year.
In the piece in the South Ike
tuckian, dated March, 2lst, 1884, II
der the head, "Who is to Blame"
was stated that neither the driver
owner of the team that ran away W
questioned as to the cause of the a
cident. This was a mistake, as
have learned since the publication
the piece. Always willing to ma
amends for wrongs done others j
t,ntional or not, write the abo
that the officers may have the cree
, for the arrest and finingt of one w
has violated the town ordinan
:. against leaving horses unattended.
Since the report of the Baptist !
vival given in Fridays paper,
following persons have united wi
the church: st. Clair Leavell, q
| nInnnlA Mrr / u Dnuuo w q.