Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-17
HERE AND THERE,

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Bargains that need only be seen to
be appreciated at M. Frankel Il Sons.
A young jersey COW with calf for
sale. Apply at this office.
The Trenton creamery is now
ready to begin operations.
New satteens at M.Frankel Il Sons
at l21a, 20 and % cents yer yard.
Lizzie Evans, "The little electric
battery" will play at the Opera House
Monday evening April 20.
BE sure TO call at NJ. Frankel &
Sons and look at their elegant line of
dress goods at 1873 cents per yard.
The protracted meeting at the
Methodist church, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Lyon, still continues with I'M
abatcd interest.
Pomroy's Vermifuge is safe and
sure, try it. Sold by G. L, Gather
and j. II. Armistcad.
NJ. Frankel g Sons have the larg-
est stock of dress goods in all the new
fabrics, latest new colors at very low
prices.
Messrs. Holland & Rodgers have
their soda fountain in operation to-
day and invite the ladies to call in
and get the first free treat Of the sea-
son.
There was an impromptu dance at
the rink last Tuesday night which
was attended by few couples of the
young people.
Anyone desiring homemade or
Eastern buggy or barouche can Sc
cure bargain by calling at this of
flee.
The Christian County Medical So
ciety will meet next Monday, April
20, in DIR. Fairleigh's office, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The "0ld Reliable" unlaundried
shirts for 70 cts, at NJ. Frankel &
Sons, cannot be bought elsewhere for
less than $l.00.
Pomroy's Liver Cure, the great
remedy for sick headache, dyspepsia
and liver complaint. Sold at CATH
ers's prescription drug store.
Laces, curtains, curtain nets and
curtain poles in abundance, at NJ.
Frankel Il Sons.
The ministers are so forgetfnl about
furnishing their sermons for publica-
ton that we find IL impossible to
publish them with the regularity we
would like. Another hiatus occurs
in the series this week.
If you want nice fitting Clothing,
good goods at low prices, do not fail
to call on NJ. Frankel & Sons,
Wiley Hutchinson still lives, despite
the prediction Of everybody that he
cannot recover. lie is IN a bad fix,
but from the tenaciiy with which he
clings TO life, it is not an absolute
certainty that his wound will prove
fatal.
A lecture, subject "Poor Kin"
will be delivered by DIR. 4. 4. Eaton,
of Louisville, in the Baptist Church
on Tuesday evening the 2lst, at Z 80
o'clock. The Courier-Journal says
of the lecture; "Dr. Eaton had
largo and very appreciative audience
last evening at Walnut ST.. Baptist
Church to hear his excellent lecture
on "Poor Kim. In various spirited
ways he enlarged upon his limitless
theme. The lecture was replete with
rare conceits and witty sayings"
The admission fee will be 25 cents.
BOWLING GREEN TINES: Doctor
Blakeley says when he launched out
upon the practice Of his profession, at
Hopkinsville, his first important case
was the treatment of a patient who
had the typhoid fever. lie brought
him through all right and the med
ical bill amounted to $50. Not having
the money the young man gave him
his note, which DR.. Blakeley has held
since 1865. The other day, having
occasion to go to Hopkinsville, he
met his old patient, who said, "Doc-
tor, don't You think it's about time
was settling that medical bill2" DIR.
Blakeley, Of course, replied in the
affirmative and in few minutes was
handed the $50 which has been due
him for 20 years. This shows that it
is very good plan to take persons
note. There is no telling what time
will bring forth.
The "Old Reliable" M. Erankel &
Sons is the place to buy your spring
goods. Their goods are of the latest
styles and their prices are the lowest.
Messrs. Holland & Rodgers receiv-
ed this week the finest soda fountain
ever put up in the city. 1t is of
Sewer marble and weighs in the
neighborhood of 1000 pounds. The
main apparatus is square, while the
top assumes an octagonal shape.
Resting upon the marble abutment
are elegantly engraved silver-plated
corner pieces, which falling back at
the top, change the shape from square