Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-25
HERE AND THERE.

Canser's Stock Sale tomorrow.
Sparkling bottled pop at r.. P. Ste
vens'.
Webb's red front looms up i'm
mcusely.
Ice cold soda water at Wilson &
Galbreath's.
Tobacco moved lively this week
and brought good prices.
The finest cigars in the city at j.
NJ. Tandy's.
Fine Chcdda Cheese at r. p. Ste
vens'. Go and try it.
The Oil Painting at Gathers drug
store is 81 per chance.
HOUSE for rent. Apply to 7. w.
" +. w. Buckner.
Best coal oil at II. p. Stevens, 20
cents per gallon.
The and puzzle, at Pixies hotel,
is well worth seeing.
Rev. r. l.. Thurmond will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday.
Democrats don't fail TO attend the
convention tomorrow at ! 80 L. Nj.
The Fairview Tobacco Fair has
been postponed until the 9th OF
May.
In this issue will be found new
a lvertiscmen. of Mctcalfc, Graham "
Co. Read it.
A great deal of corn has rottcd in
the hill and will have to DC plowcd
up and planted over.
Ladies will be admitted to the rink
tonight and hereafter free Of charge
Charges for skates remain the same.
A Missionary Concert will be Civ
en- at the Methodist church Of this
city on the evening Of May lst.
1t is not a case of winter Ginger
ing in the lap of Spring" Winter
persistcntly refuses to give Spring a
chance.
Capt. Alternately offers a reward of
S2j for the recovery of his horse. sto-
len last week. Sec notice in another
column.
The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
bytcrian church will have straw
berry festival as soon as The berries
get ripe.
Mr.. Howe, our leading jewelcr,
has the largest stock of spectacles in
the city, and understands exactly
what your eye needs.
Mr.. Il. b. Withers has moved into
the cottage lately occupied by DIR. L..
G. Alexander, deceased on South
Main street.
Mr. Pike has leased the Elb house
adjoining his hotel on Bridge street
and will remodel il and make it a
part of his hotel.
Let every young man take his
sweet heart tonight to the grand hop.
If you haven't got a sweetheart, take
your mother or mother-in-law.
The protracted meeting at the
Methodist church in this city closed
Sunday night. During the last few
months thirty-two persons have uni
ted with the church.
Remember that the grand hop.
given by the young men Of our town
will positively take place tonight
over Howe's Jewclry Store.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Howe, our wide
awake and leading jcwclcr, is offer
ing some rare bargains in gold and
silver watches. He has the largest
stock in the country.
Prof. Caughy's magic lantern art
entertainments were very poorly pat
ronized here. Those who saw his
pictures were well pleased with them
but his audiences were very small.
Otto Stevens is now a genuine
dude, and will exhibit himself on the
boulcvards, next Sunday, in a swal-
low-tail coat. He went to Nashville
last week, and could find nothing
else TO purchase-oranges, notwith-
standing.
The firm of Quicker & Dryer, Car
riagc makers, has been dissolved. Mr..
+. r. Dryer retiring from the firm
The business will be continued as
heretofore by Mr.. G. w. Quicker, at
the same stand. We bcspcak for
him generous patronage.
Arthur c. Banks, the clever barber
lost his wife by death last Sunday
night. She was buried Tuesday with
the honors of the benevolent society,
of which she was member. Out OF
respect TO him all of the barber, shops
in the city were closed Tuesday.
Andrew Carver, who had small
pox on Mr.. Luther Rawlins' farm
near Pembroke, and who was report
ed convalescent at one time, took {
relapse and died last Tuesday. There
have been no other new cases. JOIN
Rawlins, who also had it, is getting
we'll and there is not likely to be any
further spread of the disease.