Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-12
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FOLK Canslers monthly stock sale
comes Off at his stable in this city next
Saturday Feb. 18th 1884.
Mr.. G. Is. Fades, who has been con.
fined to his room for several days
with pneumonia, is able to be at his
post Of duty again. -
Polk Canslcr will offer fine bred
draft stallion at his sale next Satur-
day.
Mr. J. G. lIord's mother and his
little twO-ycar-old daughter, who
have both bcen very i'll with pncu-
monia, are convalescing.
NJ. Frankcl & Sons is headquarters
for white shirts to order. Go and
leave your measure for the best shirt
in the country for 81 Is each.
Mr.. Metcalfe Anderson, of the Gar
retsburg neighborhod, was married
on Jan. 3lst to Miss Alice Thornbury,
at New Haven, Ky, Our best wishes
attend them.
Mr. Joel ID. Mcpherson contem.
plates opening book and music
store next door TO the city Bank in a
few weeks. lie will leave for the
east to purchase his stock this week.
Notwithstanding great advance in
prices in cotton goods the Old Relia-
BILE is still selling them at reduced
prices. NJ. FRANKEL Il SoNs.
The residue of Capt. j. p. Nolan's
stock Of boots. shoes, etc, was last
week sold to his brother, by the as
signees, and he has takcnit to Waiver
ly, Tenn, where Capt. Nolan former
ly lived.
Miss Nora McAtee, an attractive
and popular young lady ofCanton,
was married on the 9TH inst. to Mr.. j.
iiop Major, of Trigg county, a gen.
tleman well and favorable known in
this section.
There will be a concert and q ma
teur dramatic entertainment at Tren-
ton next Friday evening the 10Th inst.
The best local talent will participate
and an interesting and entertaining
programme has been arranged.
Miss Emma Ladd, young lady, a
native of Virginia, who has lived at
DR.. Jas. Wheclcr's for several years,
was married on the 9th inst, TO Mr..
l.. II. Palmer, of Atlanta, Ga. They
left for Atlanta, on the following
day.
The "Inriacibie' shirt made by NJ.
Frankel Il Sons is the newest thing in
the market and is the best and most
perfect fitting shirt offered to the pub.
lie. Call and see sample.
NJ. frankie & Sons.
Messrs. &. w. Bell and w. l..
Thompson, of Elkton, were in the
city last week arranging TO embark
in business here. They will open up
a merchant tailoring establishment
at Howard Bros late stand by the
latter part of the month.
On last Thursday night a large
crowd of young people assembled at
the residence of Mrs. Boon, to while
away the evening In the may waltz
and in tripping The eight fantastic
toe" The music was furnished by
Donaldson & Sons band and all en-
joyed themselves highly until II
o'clock.
One day last week Chas. Oliver,
clerk at j. &. Hord's, drove into the
creek in wagon to water his horse.
The bank was slippery and the vehi-
Gle went into deep water which
scared the horse. Oliver jumped out
and swan ashore and the horse made
his way out without any damage be-
ing done.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the new advertisement of Mr.
Jas. M. Howe our wide-a-wake and
enterprising Jeweler. Mr.. Howe
has the handsomest store and largest
stock Of goods in his house of any
house in this part of the state, and
from the low prices he is offering
these goods shows he brought them
here to sell and not to hold always
trying to realize blg profit on them.
Mr.. Lopls Elb, merchant of this
city, received letter last week in
forming him that an aged relative in
Germany had just died leaving a
large fortune and that he was one of
the heirs. Mr.. Elb was beside him
self with joy and fastened to COM
municate to his friends the news
of his good fortune. His share of
the estate will amount TO 100000 at
the least calculation-and may reach
100000. There will be good deal
of cred tape" though to get it and it
remains to be seen how much of the
money will remain after it passes
through the hands of the various
agents and attorneys.
The Housewife