Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-03-10
HERE AND THERE,

Fine maple sugar weather.
Canslcr's Stock Sale next Saturday.
The NJ. G. Radford case is set for
next Monday.
We handle all kinds of paper bags
and flour sacks.
Circuit Court will work on civil
cases this week.
The Grand Jury will return some
indictments this week.
The cornice and ornamental work
is being put on the new Withers
building this week.
FOR Residence South
Main street. Apply to W. I. Tandy,
AS Jeweler and optician, M. D.
Kelly has the largest practical ex-
perience.
The snow-storm Friday morning
was of brief duration and the snow
had all disappeared and the sun was
shining by noon.
If YOU want the South KENTUcK'
IAN and can't come to town send us
your name by mail, also send two
dollars-not for publication but as an
evidence of good faith.
Pomroy's Liver Cure, The great
remedy for Sick headache, Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaints. Sold by j.
r. Armistcad and Hopper IL Son
IIopkinsvillc, w. W. and J. p. Gar.
nett, Pembroke.
The remains OF Mr.. Walter Gaines
who died in Alaoama, passed through
the city Saturday, en- route TO Mont
gomery, his former home. lie died
Of consumption. Mr.. #. II. Gaines
his brother, went to Alabama to meet
the corpse and returned with 1t.
ELKToN PROGRESS: Thomas Ker'
nedy, Of the Daysville neighborhood
was adjudgcd lunatic on Monday
by a jury, aud ordered 10 the Hop.
kinsville asylum. Mr.. Gent PenicE
was appointed TO convey him thither
w. ID. Morton, charged with heavy
fJrgerics at GAINESVILLE, and who wal
arrested at New Orleans, wa
brought back TO Clarksville last Wed
nesday and his trial was set for Fri
day. We have not learned what dis
'osition was made of his case, bnt h
was doubtless held over on severa
charges.
The Eugene Mills Co., inserts {
card elsewhere. Their mill has been
shut down for some time having i'm
provements made, and started ~
again last Wednesday with the roller
gradual reduction system in opera
ton. II is one of the best mills in tll,
country and makes as good flour as
any mill south of the Ohio river.
A misplaced letter can sometimes
play the mischief with a printed ar
iicle. In our last issue the first sen
tence of the prohibition resolution
read, "Intemperance is the tasc o
our civilization" when II SHOULD
have read "the binc OF our civiliza
lion" There were several other I'M
important errors overlooked by the
proof-reader, but none of the other
altered the sen Sc of the article.
The will of the late DIR. 7. L. Clar
dy was admitted 10 probate las
week. 1t was written on the 10th o
last November. DR.. Clardy wills al
his property, real and personal, to hi
widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Clardy, as
gift absolute. lie designates her a
guardian for their two children
Mary and Rollins, and stipulate
that she shall not be required TO ex
ccute bond as such.
A rrntracted meeting began at III
Baptist church Sunday aud will COZ
tinue throughout this week. TIL
Rev. C. S. Gardner, of Brownsville,
Tenn. is expected to be here to-da
to assist the pastor in the meeting
There will be two services each day
afternoon and evening. Rev. NJ
, Gardner is a young preacher of abil
ty and carnestness of purpose and
said to be a speaker of great ferv(
and force. lie will remain sever
days and perhaps longer.
TELEPHONE: 1t now seems to
: conceded that the |. A. & Il. roa
will soon be built as far as Princeton
: Mr.. Gordon has already considere
) the matter and a proposition wi
soon be made to build branch dow
to Cadiz, connecting somewhere nei
where the main road crosses the HoI
kinsYille and Cadiz road. A ron