Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-07
HERE AND THERE,
Howe's time is the city standard.

AS JeWclera ana Optlclan Nj. ID. Nell
ly has the largest practical experience.
We handle all kinds of paper bags
and -four sacks.
A young jersey COW with calf for
sale. Apply at this Office.
$1,000 or 1900 to lend, with good
security. For further information,
terms, ETC., apply at this Office.
Rev. A. Malone, Of Franklin, KY,
will preach ut Crofton next Sunday
night, April 18th.
Jno. Orr& Cos planning mill prop
crty was sold yesterday for $1,000.
Rev. Thos. Bottomly was the pur-
chaser.
Mr.. j. G. HUMPHREYS, of Caledonia,
KY, has 10 mules from 10 to 1917
hands high, from to o years old, for
sale.
Prof. Anderson, the "Wizard OF
the North" will-play an engagement
of three nights at the Opera House
this week, commencing Thursday
night.
Rev. Mr.. Nourse preached his
first sermon as pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian Church Sunday and
several of tie other churches held nc
services Sunday evening.
The spring stock of fine watches,
clocks, jewelry, silverware, Hollands
gold pens &c, now opening at NJ. d.
Kelly's jewelry store is simply i'm.
mense. DO not miss the opportunity
TO sec ii and the low prices.
DIR. A. u. Barker, whose address
has hitherto been No. 70 East 4th
street Cincinnati, has been changed
to No. 39l West 4th, and his patients
in this vicinity can address him al
his new residence.
Mr.. 7. A. Cooper OF Lexington,
who is ia the city selling Jas. q
Blaine's book, Twenty years Of Con
sress," meeting with unusual sue.
cess, and says he finds but little
trouble in introducing so valuable q
book.
Mr.. Frank Beaumont, while parti.
cipating in game ofbase ball at Penn.
broke, Saturday, was struck in tho
right eye by ball. The wound was
very painful one though not dan
gerous.
The l., A. Il L. Il. II. has just re.
ceived another large lot ofrails. The
trackIaycrs are now putting down
the eighteenth mile, while the bridg,
force is at work on the trestlc at Lit
tic river.-Tobacco Leaf.
There will be a public sale of towT
lots at the new town of Merritt, OF
the |. A. Il 4. railroad, on the 23rd
inst. The town is half way between
llopkinsville and Clarksville. Sc,
advertisement elsewhere.
The ladies of the Methodist churcl
gave u Quaker entertainment at th'
Courthouse Friday evening. On,
of the features was Quaker we'd
ding, which was followed by a sup
per. The proceeds were devoted II
church purposes.
1t will be observed that the SouTl
KENTUCKIAN has us usual "scooped'
several important news items to-day
We take pleasure in presenting thi
news to our readers while it is fle,l
and thereby giving them another ex
qualification of the advantages of
semi-weekly paper.
Col. J. f. Gentry, of Cadiz, has an
nounced himself q candidate for til,
Legislature from Trigg county. Thi
makes two candidates out, as Dl
Johnson has been in the field TO
some time, There is also some tall
of Capt. 4. ]. Greer, of Cerulca
Springs, becoming candidate.
Allen Morris, a worthy old colore,
man, supposed TO be about s. year
old, died near Oak Grove on Marc
25th, "Uncle Allen" as lie was call
ed, was brought from virginia whe
q young man by his master, Co
John Morris, with whom he contir
ued to live until after the war. ii
was well thought ofand respected b
all who knew him. lie professe
religion Oh his death bed.
Mr.. j. j. Mitchell is agent for a
Evansville house that deals in tent
awnings, stack covers, ETC., etc. ii
samples may be seen at Forbes
Bros. implement house. Mr.. Mitcl
} ell takes orders for work and als
puts IL up--a line of business f
which years Of experience has abul
dainty qualified him. His advertis
ment appears in another place an
he will be glad TO serve the publ
with goods in his line.
We insert large and conspiciol
advertisement in this issue for \
Lipstine, who has been one of Hol
khlsville's representative busine
g.. - ,,na,a aud