Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-11
HERE AND THERE.


Campbell and Rodgers, ms. Agts.
Cansler's stock sale tomorrow.
The finest cigars in the city at j.
NJ. Tandy's.
Don't forget j. G. IIord has Lam
dreth's garden seed.
House For RENT-Apply to
McCAMY, BoNTE Il Co.
j. NJ. Tandy has just received C6
cases Of good old whisky.
John Moayon's store has been
treated to a new coat of paint.
We have received new supply of
paper sacks for hams. Call and get
some.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Jno. w.
Richards, on the 9th inst, an eleven
pound boy.
The woodwork. of the Phoenix
Hotel has been painted bright mode
color.
Call on NJ. Frankel & Sons for bar
gains in dry goods, clothing, boots,
specs, carpets and trunks.
Messrs. Forbes & Bro, have taken
the contract to build a store house
for the lIccla Coal Co., at Darlington.
Complaints that the flies aru eating
the young tobacco plants are already
heard from some sections of the
county.
The skating rink will be open to-
night, and every Friday and Monday
nights hereafter. Admission 10 cents,
use of skates % cents.
The smallpox has disappeared from
the Pembroke neighborhood Most
Of those who were exposed had been
vacciuated, which explains why the
disease did not spread.
The iron front of the new building
on the corner of Main and Spring
streets was put up this week and the
brick work will begin to-day.
James X. Polk Ray was adjudged
Il lunatic, last Friday, in the circuit
court, and was taken TO the asylum by
Mr. Ben Ficld.-Owcnsboro Mcssen.
ger
We have heard of no one who got
up TO see the eclipse of the moon yes
terday morning at 4 o'clock. AS the
moon was obscured at the time it wal
not visible through the clouds.
Clothing for everybody! The child
the school boy, the youth, the youn;
man, the dude, the middle aged man
the old man, the fat man, and tn,
slim man. All can be suited anC
fitted at NJ. Frankel Il Sons.
Mr.. Otto Malmgren pronounced
Malmgrane) Swede, of YonkerS, n
Y, has bought 5 acres Of land from
Mrs. Startling, adjoining the Gene
terry and railroad, to raise vegetable
and flowers. Industrious foreigner
are always welcome.
There is some talk of a new rail
road timetable. One that woul,
make the passenger trains meet her
about noon aud connect with the Ca
diz mail coach would give much sat
isfaction TO Hopkinsyille and on
Trigg county neighbOrs. We hope
change of this kind will be made.
Carpets, mattings and oil cloth, q
very low prices, at NJ. Frankel
Sons. They have large stock {
; these goods, bought directly frol
the factory, and can therefore saw
you 20 per cent. You must not ia
to call on them if you want bargain
q, 1t is reported on the streets that ii
{ Chesapeake n Ohio railroad Comp;
= ny has bought controlling interc
= in the Clarksyille Il Princeton roa,
l now being built, and that the roa
Q will be standard instead of narro'
S gauge.
h Mcssrs. Geo. w. Metcalfe and j. v
4 Black, representing the house
Metcalfe, Graham & Co., of Hopkin
n vile, were in the city yesterday al
made arrangements to open up
branch house for the sale Of agricu
n tural implements in this city the
4 will occupy the house adjoining Il
a Franklin IIousc.-Clarksville Toba
! co Leaf.
II Ladies should not fail to call {
Il M. Frankel Il Sons for nice styli
c dress goods. They have the large
Il and handsomest stock to be seen
q The city, and their prices are so 10
: that anybody wishing to purcha
y can not leave their store without d
ing so. Go to see them and you W
y be waited on by polite and courteo
Il salesmcn.
:. We learn from a corresponds
n that on last Thursday Mr.. Edg
Chiles, who lives near Hadcnsvil
II KY, had difficulty about some wo
with a colored man named jim Smit
~ that will perhaps terminate fatally.
- fiUht was provoked in some Wav. n