Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-08
HERE AND THERE.
Ben Thompson, Life Insurance.

HEhE AMI II1GNG'
Ben Thompson, Life Insurance.
Howe's is the standard city time.
Campbell and Rodgers, ms. Agts.
"Spring has come, gentle Annie"
Mrs. Peltan, Dress Maker, rooms
over Express Office.
Bargains in clothing at NJ. Frankel
& Sons
Mr. j. NJ. Hipkins has put up a
new wire sign at his livery stable.
Rev. j. f. Dagg preached at the
Baptist church Sunday.
The handsomcst line of dress goods
ever brought to this city at NJ. Frank
cl & Sons.
A blind bcggar led by a small girl
did the city last week.
Don't forget j. G. Hord has Lam
drcth's garden seed.
Look out for the eclipse of the
moon, Thursday morning at 4 o'clock.
An elegant line of jerseys at NJ.
Frankel Il Sons.
Tho post Office is now open on Sun
day only between the hours Of 1 and 5
p. NJ.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Apply TO
Il. i. SIMMONS.
Mr.. Thos. w. Long has been elect
ed Secretary of the Ncwstcad Turn
pike Co.
Bargains! bargainsl! bargains !!
in every department at NJ. FraEkcl
Il Sons.
Fishing is now the order Of the
day. Most of the Nimrods return
with "Flshcrman's luck"
We notice that NJ. ID. Kelly our
leading jewcler, is receiving his
spring stock Of elegant jewelry.
The front of Mr.. c. b. Wcbb's bus
mess house is being raised higher and
otherwise improved in appearance.
House FoR RENT-Apply TO
McCAMY, DoNTE & Co.
An elegant lot of gold aud silver
watches. chains and charms, just re.
ceived at at NJ. ID. KELLY's.
The periodical vender of cheap
goods in 80 cent lots, struck the town
Saturday aud sold good many ofhi'
articles.
The "Dunch of Keys" company con.
cellcd its engagement here Saturday
night, owing to the illness of one OF
the ladies of the company.
Last Sunday was Palm Sunday
the first of "IIoly week" and the Sab
bath preceding Easter Tho day is OBJ
served by the Catholic and othc
churches.
The most exquisite styles in brace
lets aud all kinds of fine jewclrl
just received at NJ. d. Kelly's an,
will be sold very low considering tn,
quality ofthc goods.
Mr.. Sam Hester, of Huntington
Tenn, passed through town last Fri
day enroute for lIopkinsvillc whcr,
he will spend several months will
friends and relatives. Mr.. Hester /
Il cousin to Devil John Hester" t
whom he bears very striking re
semblancc.-Cadiz Tel phone.
Our stock of boots and shoes canno
be surpassed. Call and see them a
NJ. Frankel Il Sons
The Fairvicw Tobacco Fair Com
pany announces that ii will hold il
regular annual Fair on Saturla.
May 3, 1888 at Fairview. The an
nouncement of premium list will b
made in few days.
lobe Smith sold fourteen mule
last week at an average of 1920 cacl
They We're the finest we have eve
seen on the market here. Messrs. w
L. Radford and NJ. A. Mason cac
bought four of the best.
A mistake in Hancock & Fraser
sales last Friday made us quote the
good tobacco at from $3.50 to $l4.j
when it should have been $3.50
$l4.50. Their sales were as follow!
A Sales by Hancock Il Fraser, April 3rd of !
n llhds. of tobacco us follows:
20 Hhds. common and good lugs SO 90 to
50 medium leaf 81 80 too
"A good tobacco, 80 80, 0 so, . IS, .
. 10, 0 so, . so, o 30, o %, o 80, 90, 0 90, 81
. 90, o 10, 0 65, o so, 10 rs, 10 %, 10 20, 10
10 90, 10 90, IL u.s. II %, II 90, II 90, II 90, II
>. II so, II 80, II so, 10 90, II 80.
u Hugh Cox, lad of 10 or u yea
:! ofage, son of Jno. Cox, four mil
y west of Cerulean Springs, W
:, thrown from his horse and sustain,
" grave injuries to his brain and sku
DIR. Fuqua, was called to see HIM {
. Sunday and assisted by Drs. Eel
and Woosley, he was trephined; Sc