Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-24

cure bargain by calling at this Of
flee.
lfyou want nice fitting Clothing,
good goods at low prices, do not fail
TO call on NJ. Frankel Il Sons.
If any of our subscribers have a
friend TO whom they would like to
have sample copy sent, just drop us
postal and we will forward it at
once.
Metcalfe, Graham 81 Co., have just
received nice lot of buggies. Any
one wishing to buy would do well to
see them.
The "Old Reliable" unlaundried
shirts for 75cts., at NJ. Frankel &
Sons, cannot be bought elsewhere for
less than $l.00.
DR.. T. r. Eaton had a good attend
ance at his lecture on "PoOr Kin"
Tuesday evening and all who heard
him were more than pleased with his
laughable lecture.
Recommend the South KESTUcKlAN
toyour neighbour if he wants to take a
paper that gives him fresh news, and
more of it than any paper he can get
for the same money.
Mr. Hat lund, a Swede, of Yonk-
ers, N. Y, arrived this week to set
tie permanently in this section. Our
Swedish colony is increasing. There
are now 6 Swedish families settled
in Ilopkinsville enjoying the respect
of all.
Mr.. Frank l.. Waller has been re-
appointed to the position of Steward |
of the Western Asylum, at this place.
Mr.. Waller has filled one term with
credit to himself aud the State, and
we congratulate him upon his reten-
ton IN position for which he is so
well qualified.
BE sure to call at NJ. Frankel &
Sous and look at their elegant line of
dress goods at l21Is cents per yard.
The windows to be put in the new
Cumberland Presbyterian church
will be the finest in this city and pos
sibly the finest in the State. They
will cost over 5000 each and there
will be four of them fifteen feet high
aud eight feet wide. The glass will
be the costliest and handsomest made.
Messrs. Lee Hall 4 Sons, of Trigg
county, make and offer for sale to con-
sumers, some Of the best brands of
wine to be found anywhere. They
cultivate large vineyards and are
making arrangements to enter more
largely into the business. Our deal
ers, as well as citizens, would do well
to consult them when in need of q
genuine article of grape wine..
The police, under the direction of
Chief Biggerstafl, have finished the
work of cleaning and Strengthening
up the city. They have visited every
house in the city and had everything
put in tirst-class order in accordance
with the requirements Of the health
ordinance. They have performed
this duty well and merited the COM
mendation of all our citizens.
The "Old Reliable" NJ. Frankel &
Sons is the place to buy your spring
goods. Their goods are of the latest
styles and their prices are the lowest.
Tobacco Leaf: Kendrick, Pettus
n Co., have bought the wheat crop
of J.J. G. Mcknight, of Garrettsburg,
Ky, amounting to about 5000 bushels,
1t will be brought in on the l., A. Il
L, r. r. this week. But for this road
Mr.. Mcknight would have carried
his wheat to another market, and
GAINESVILLE would not have had the
opportunity of handling it. Mr.. Nc
Knight also gets as much for his
wheat at home as he would have got
ten had he been forced to haul il
elsewhere.
Mr.. W. L. Parker and Miss Lee
Mckinney were married by Judge
Winfree Monday. The groom was
a widower and the bride, a girl of Is
years, had lived in his family since
childhood. He was her guardian
and when he applied for license was
informed that he would have to have
another guardian appointed TO give
the bride away. He went out and
soon returned with a friend, and the
requirements Of the law having been
met, the couple were speedily linked
and went on their way rejoicing.
They were from the vicinity of Croft
ton.
AS the city ordinance will not al
low any goods put on the streets as
advertisements, our merchants should
use the columns of the SOUTH KEN
TUoKIAN for this purpose, where
great benefit can be realized for a
small expenditure. Our circulation
is large and increasing, and among a
class of people who deal largely.
There are several lines of business
not represented in our columns, and
many of our subscribers don't know
whether such branches are in exis-
tence or not. Nothing will pay bet
ter than few dollars judiciously ex-