Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-21
HERE AND THERE,

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We handle all kinds of paper bags
and flour sacks.
Croquet sets and hammocks at
Holland & Rodgers.
AS a Jeweler and optician M. d. KEEL
ly has the largest practical experience.
Bargains that need only be seen to
be appreciated at NJ. Frankel & Sons.
There will be plenty offruit II there
is no more cold weather.
New satteens at M.FrankeI & Sons
l21G, 20 and % cents yer yard.
The sizz the of soda fountain is now
heard in the land.
The Methodist meeting will contin-
ne throughout this week.
Mr.. J. ID. Ware is building cot
tage on Virginia street. opposite Mr..
A. G. Bush's.
Laces, curtains, curtain nets and
curtain poles in abundance, at M.
Frankel Il Sons.
Mr.. Thos. w. Long is erecting
new residence on Clarksville street,
adjoining Mr.. E. B. Longs.
Be sure to call at NJ. Frankel &
Sons and look at their elegant line of
dress goods at 1914 cents per yard.
Rev. A. w. Meacham has accepted
a call to the pastorate of Little River
Baptist church, near Pedee.
Mr.. ii. 4. Bard will move his hogs
head factory TO Green's new building,
on Clay street, this week.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. A. H.
Watkins, Beverly, Sunday April 10,
girl.
Rev. A. c. Biddlc, OF the local Cum
berland Presbyterian church, will
preach at The Baptist church the first
Sunday in May.
NJ. Frankel & Sons have the larg-
est stock Of dress goods in all the new
fabrics, latest new colors at very low
prices.
Anyone desiring home-mad or
Eastern buggy or barouche can Sc
cure bargain by calling at this Of
fee.
Ifyou want nice fitting Clothing,
good goods at low prices, do not fail
to call on NJ. Frankel & Sons.
Metcalfe, Graham & Co., have Just
received a nice lot of buggies. Any
one wishing to buy would do well to
see them.
The "Uld Reliable" unlaundried |
shirts for 75cts., at NJ. Frankel Il
Sons, cannot be bought elsewhere for
less than $l.00.
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.
There will be general stock show
at Cadiz, on May 2. 1t promises to |
be success in every particular. A
large list Of valuable premiums will
be arranged.
Miss Emma Carton, of Cadiz, and
Mr.. ii. NJ. Prather, of Slaughtersville,
KY, were united in marriage on the
18th inst, at the Christian church in
Cadiz.
DIR. c. IL. Strickland, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, Nashville, has
been invited to preach the Annual
Sermon at the coming commence
mcnt of Bethel Female College, ON
Sunday evening, May %. We are
gratified to learn that he has accept
ed.
The marriage of Rev. w. II. Ryals
and Miss Annie Dickinson is an
nounced at Trenton. The wedding
will take place at the Baptist church |
In Trenton, on the Oath inst, and |
will be a brilliant affair. There will
be four couples ofattendants and four
ushers; the invitations are gener-
al. After the ceremony the newly
Joined couple will depart for their flu
ture home in Trenton, Tenn.
A large number of people from
the city attended the church dedica-
ton at Pembroke Sunday. Many |
went in buggies and quite a crowd
went out on the / o'clock train and |
returned at 3. The attendance was
very large at Pembroke AMI two
sermons were preached. DR.. Eaton
delivered the dedicatory address at IL |
and Rev. S. P, Forgy preached at ! 80
o'clock.
Messrs. Lee Hall Il Sons, of Triggl
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 10 enter more
largely into the business. Our deal
ers, as we'll as citizens, would do well
to consult them when in need of a
genuine article of grape wine.
Tonight DR.. Eaton, of Louisville,
will deliver his humorous lecture on