Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07
HERE AND THERE.
w. +, Patton, Life Insurance.

1t has been dull uneventful court
week.
Mr.. NJ. d. Kelly invites you to see
the father clock.
Those delicious cream candies and
caralnels are at w. W. Radford's.
Nj. Fraukcl & Sons is headquar-
tcrs for Trunks, Valicss &c.
Go TO Wilson Il Galbrcatll's for
Landreth's fresh garden seed in bulk.
Go to Pixies for fresh oysters. fine
cigars, pool and billiards. Open day
and night.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. L. II. Me
kce, of this city, Tuesday, March 18th,
a boy.
The meeting at the Southern Pres
bytcrian church still continues. There
have been about Is accessions to the
church.
I. "A. Thompson has the largest
stock of Quecnsware and Glassware,
to be found in lIopkinsyillc.
SS3 dozen eggs were brought to the
city from Kirkmansvillc, this week,
at one time, by Mr.. John Grissam.
When YOU come to town remember
you can get the best liquors and a
warm lunch at j. NJ. Tandy's, in the
Phoenix Hotel.
NJ. Frankel Il Sons have just re-
ccivcd NIGEL line of Ladies and Misses |
Jerseys, Torshon Laccs and Hamburg |
EdglngS at Rock Bottom Prices.
Don't fail TO call and see NJ. Frank
Ell " SOFAS samples for suits 10 order.
They can make you Il nice suit for
from S22,OJ to $500,
Street Supervisor Twyman /, hav-
ing HE old cottonwood at the corner
Of Main aud Nashville, the last of the
Did landmarks on Main street. cut
Down aud there will be no shade
trees lett in the business portion of
The city.
Mr.. ID. {. Garnett, an old and high
y respected citizen If the Pembroke
vicinity, died few days ago, at his
nome lie was clever gentleman, Il
substantial citizen aud Il representa-
ave OF one ofthc best families in the
county.
Farmers who have grubbimg aud
sunni pulling To do, should wait ill
hey see the Sharps practical stump
at work. Mr. Hicks informs
Is lac will begin working exhibition in
few days.
Mr. NJ. ID. Kelly now has his town
'iocE in successful operation and it
$ the wonder and admiration of all
hose who have never seen the like
before. 1t was put up at a cost of,
about 500 There are two dinls.
&c faces being black and the fg-
lres gilt. The works are visible in
he window below and there is also
small dial underneath. The clock
WI! be Of great benefit to the public.
The following are the Petit Jurors
or the 1t and 2nd weeks:
Thos. Williamson, +. 5. Mcacham,
\lex Fritz, Mike Wolfe, Wcst.Wily.
Marion Cooper, Mack j. Davis, Jas.
l. johnson, II. b. McReynolds, &. W.
Pool, 5. I. Fruit, W. II. Sheppard.
l. W. Gooch, c. ID. Bell, Alex Walk
+, q. L. West, W. l.. Gipson, b. NJ.
harrison, John Kelly, Marion Moore,
emmett Moore, Sam Hawkins, Jas.
largravcs, Joe Luck. The four las,
famed are colorrd. ...
The city council has closed a con- ,
ract with Mr. A. j. Bussey, South :
IN Agent Of the Silsby manufacture
NJ Co., Senaca Falls, n. Y, for a
ew steam fire engine for the city,
The cost of the new engine is to be
A00O. The old engine now owned
y the city will be taken at $1,000
nd the balance is to be paid as fol-
'ws; $1,000 cash, 81, 900 in one year 8
nd Sl,0OO in two years. The engine
to much lighter than the present
ne, will throw four streams instead
| two ana will have all of the very
Itcst improvements. The one ex-
hanged was bought about II years S
go and is of course far behind the /
mes, as many improvements have
cen made in that time. One great |
dvantage will be in the vast differ
nee in weight. The new one will be Z
ere in thirty days.