Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-20
HERE AND THERE.

About half an inch Of "the beauti
full" fell Friday afternoon.
Paper sacks for putting up hams
for sale at this Office in large or small
quantities.
Those who failed TO put up ict
before Christmas now have an ample
opportunity to fill their houses.
Up TO yesterday at noon "a licenses
to wed had been issued by the county
clerk this month-l3 to whites and ii
to blacks.
The last issue of the Cadiz Tele'
phone appeared in reduced size
being a seven column instead OF al
eight column sheet.
Hopkinsville has already sent two
bridal couples to the New Orleans Elk
position this year. Who will be thu
next lucky pair? Don't all speak a
once.
Pomroy's Liver Cure, The grea
remedy for Sick headache, Dyspepsii
and Liver Complaints. Sold by Gisl
" Garner, IIopkinsville and W. W
and j. p. Garnett, Pembroke.
Increasing the liquor license from
$50 to 500 has not interfered with
the sale of whisky. The county CLERK
has taken in $500 for State and
county licenses during the last six
months.
Mrs. Geo. w. Cash, of Bowling
Green, a sister of Mr.. Jas. L. Jesup
Of this city, died Sunday. The re-
mains were brought to the family
burying ground near Fairview fol
interment yesterday.
There will be a communion service
at the Southern Presbyterian church
on next Sunday morning. Prepare
tory services on Saturday at Ii
o'clock and Saturday night. All
conducted by Rev. J. s. Vanmeteri
of Cynthiana, Ky.
Mrs, Blanche l.. Stacker, widow
of Col. Stacker of Clarksville, who
was killed by an l.. & N. Railroad
train, has recovered Judgment foI
$4,000 damages against the railroad
company. Both sides were repre-
sented by strong array Of counsel.
NJ. Frankel " Sons clearance sal,
still continues. They have made 3
big cut on the prices OF Clothing
Go TO see them If you want bargains
Their remnant stock Is fast dis
appearing. They can be found Al
the stand just vacated by Metcalf'
Graham & Co.
The coal in the cellars Of some o.
the burned buildings, which had been
burning for three weeks, was dus
out yesterday and a good deal Of i
found TO be as good as ever. 1t wal
covered by brick and rubbish ant
would have burned for months. Mr.
G. NJ. Latham had 200 bushels in hi
cellar.
We are needing money badly
BE sure to call aud settle your bill
with us at once. We sustained quie
severe loss by the fire and are run
ming short Of funds. Therefore W,
must ask one and all to call at ono,
and pay upand oblige.
NJ. Frankel Il Sons.
Messrs. Young & Caldwell hay'
tried to employ half-a-dozen colorct
timers and several white ones to fin
ish the job at Woods mill, begun b!
the unfortunate workman who wa
killed last week, but none of then
will undertake It, all being deferred
by either fear or superstition.
There has been a dearth of thea
trical entertainments this month, bu
we are informed that several YER!
fine attractions have already beef
booked for February and March
The following is a list Of the engage
ments for next month:
4-"Peck's Bad Boy and His Pa.
1l-"Only a Farmers Daughter.
l2-Fred d. Warde.
l8-Jno. 7. Raymond.
2S-Jno. Murphy in "Kerry Cow.
Preston T. Slaydon, a prominen
citizen of Dickson county, is in jai
at Clarksville charged with fou
cases of forgery. His bond in eac
case was fixed at $1,000 which h
could not give. One Of the tran.
actions was with the Grange Ware
house in 1882 and the others wer
forged checks passed on Bloch Bros
J. G. Joseph and Bowling II Wilso
last week. Conviction Is certain I
follow the trial of the cases.
Geo. Royster, COL, was arreste
near Oak Grove last week an
brought to this citv, charged wit
some heavy larcenies. Its charge
that he stole horse from DR.. Lacke
Jan. IL, and also stole $l4O in none
from John Wilkerson about the sam
time. From Mr.. Jas. Withers, VIII
brought HIN 10 Jail, we learn that III
horse and part of the stolen none
were recovered, and that clear cas-
of guilt will be made out againl
Royster in each case. He is in ia
ava fling trial