Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-27
HERE AND THERE.
Ben Thompson, Life Insurance.

rare bargains in Domestic goods.
Strawberries are plentiful at so
cents a gallon.
Spring chickens on the market at
three dollars dozen.
NJ. Frankel & Sons have just re-
ccivcd some elegant yoking.
Wool wanted at top figures by W.
+. Enbry, Garrettsburg, Ky. Sacks
furnished. f.
Big reduction in prices in the cloth
ing line of M. Frankcl & Sons.
The Stultus club met at the resi-
dencc of Mr. Dan Merritt last Friday
night.
An elegant line of Parasols, Fans
and Kid Gloves can always be found
at M. Frankcl Il Sons at very low
prices.
The Strawberry festival given by
the ladies of the G. p. Church Friday
night was big success. Quite a
handsome sum was realized.
Did you hear the latest?-JAMEs
|
PYE & Co. are closing out their en-
tire stock of the FINEST CLOTHING re-
gardless Of Cost.
A stone pavement, made of stones
three feet square, is being laid on
west Main between Spring and Bridge
streets. Mr.. Andrew Hall has the
contract.
Maj. j. o. Terrell will not take up
a month Of the session in preparing a
public exhibition al the end of his
school, but will work up to the end
of the session. This is the most sem
siblc course he could pursue.
If you want a suit Of Clothing,
made in the latest style, out of the
FINEST FABRIC, and perfect in fit, al
your own prcc-just go and exam
inc the MAMMOTH Stock Of James
Pye Il Co.
Mrs. Margaret Short, wife of Col.
Robt. II. Short. of New Orleans, for
merly resident of this city, died
May 10th, aged &c years. She had
many relatives and friends in this
county who will regret to learn Of
her death.
James Pyc n Co. arc closing out
their entire stock of Ready Made
clothing at what it will BRING, in or
der to make change in their bust
ness on July LIST.
A detailed report of the family re-
union at Forts Station, Tenn, is
given in our Trenton letter. A large
number Of the friends and rcprcscn.
tatives of the various families inter.
estcd attended from this place. a
permanent organization was affected
| with Mr.. V, NJ. Metcalfp, of this city,
as President.
See NJ Frankel Il Sons before buy
ing dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes
&c; they are always leading in low
prices.
We have been handed the follow
ing recipe which is said to be the
best mixture ever tried for keeping
cabbage clear of worms: lbs. salt, [
ID. sulphur, gallon red-dog shorts.
| ID. salsoda. Apply with a sitter
nine mornings in succession while
the dew is on the plants.
Rev. J. N. Prestridgc preached the
commencement sermon of the Bap-
list college last Sunday Light aud it
is regarded as the finest effort ever
made on similar occasion in this
city. 1t was rcplcte with learning,
thought and eloquent diction and
was heard by a large and attentive
congregation.
This is the closest cut of all-The
last cut James Pye y Co. have made
in their Mammoth stock ofCLoTHING.
Mr.. JIG. Shannahan, the well-kuownl
boot and shoemaker, whose shop is in
the rear of the Planters Bank, is still
turning out good fits at low prices
| We have seen some of his work re-
Gently, and can say that his work
will bear close inspection, and will
recommend him anywhere as a first
class workman.
The l., A. and 4. bridge across
Red River is now in position. The
false work has been Knocked from
beneath, and the work Of scrcwing
up the bridge and adjusting it in po-
sition is progressing. BY next Mon
day or Tuesday the track can be laid
across, and then we doubt not the
work of track laying will proceed
without interruption. No doubt our
friends in Christian county who
have grown tired waiting will be en-
couraged by this news,-Clarksville
} Tobacco Leaf.
j. S. Grumbley, of Elkton, bought
ticket from Hadensvillc to Clarks-
vile, on the l.. Il N. Railroad. The
conductor took up the ticket and af-
ter passing Guthrie again called on
Grumhlpv for the fare from (IuthriC