Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-03-06
HERE AND THERE,

Inv D"ptiSb NHuiSh h"o bSSh
piped for the use of gas.
The pavcments OH South Main
need scraping very badly.
One representative to the peniten-
tiary has already been elected.
FOR Subdivisions South
Main street. Apply to w. 4. Tandy.
AS Jeweler and optician, M. d.
Kelly has the largest practical ex-
perience.
The grand jury has been at work
on the Luther Radford case this
week.
Bills of all kinds printed at this
office on very short notice and at bot
tom prices.
Burning plant beds was the order
of the day during the pretty days
this week.
The foundations of nearly all of the
burned buildings on Main street have
been cleared of rubbish.
Mr.. o. S. Stevens can still be found
behind the counter of Il. p. Stevens
and would be glad to see his friends
Good crowds have been in tow
every day this week, and business IL
opening up nicely for the spring
trade.
Mr.. Marcellus CARROT has beer
appointed constable of the Beverly
district, TO fill vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mr.. Luther G
Radford.
There is talk of the City Council
ordering South Main Street cut dow
several feet OH the hill between th'
Baptist Church and College street
In this issue we publish the first o
Il series of sermons by the local pas
tors. On next Friday we will giv'
one preached by Rev. VIM. Stanley
of the Christian church.
Mr.. Herman Hoffman, Of james
town, n. Y. was here prospecting las
week. lie is q brick-masOn and lef
again upon learning that work IN hi
line could not begin until May on &C
count of the scarcity Of brick.
Our new tow nsman on the Palmyri
road, Mr.. Fritz Miclkc of Water
town Wis, was visited last week b.
his son-in-law, Mr.. Gottiried Kinzi
and his friend Mr.. john Brush, boil
of Watertown, Wis, who were pros
lecling about the feasibility of start
ing cheese factory near town.
The grocery stock of Durbridg
Bros, will be sold next week by th
sheriff, under an order of the cour
at public auction. Mess. Joe Merritt
c. NJ. Brown and /. Burnett wer
designated TO make an appraisal @
the stock.
Theo. Schalk and Clark Sharl
charged with running Off NOR
gagged property TO another Stat
were tried last Tuesday and held III
der Il bond of 5000 each to answC
the action of the grand jury. NJ
Sharp gave bond and Mr.. Schal
went TO Jail.
Mr.. NJ. Lipstine sold his vacal
lot on west Main Street Wednesda
to Mr.. Jno. G. Latham for $50t
cash. The lot is 20 feet front All
100 feet deep and adjoins Mr.. Ia
tham's lot on the north side. A fiji
building will be put on the lot in Il
early summer.
n We notice in late issue of Il
b Memphis Appeal that our form,
: townsman, DIR. W. NJ. Fuqua, wi
i chosen to deliver the closing addre
to the graduating class of the Men
o phis Medical college, and made We
% able effort, showing careful thong
u and study.
Mess. Mckee Il Co. have adopt
the glorious American eagle, I
king of birds, as their emblem al
"a trade mark, and have erected
d handsome sign-post in front of thu
le grocery, surmounted by gilt eas
d with outstretched wings. 1t is SON
T. thing novel, unique and conspicuol
g and will prove very attractive ST
l. for this enlerprising firm, who ha
IN recently moved into new quarters
l. Main street.
d, ZenoF. Young, late of MadisOnvil
L. is now landlord of the Marsh
ie House, Paducah, Ky, He has ma
G. friends all over the state, made VIII
TX he was engaged in the newspal
It, business, who will wish him unbot
II, ded success in his new undertaken
IL If he dishes out "hash" as liberia
e. and as satisfactorily as he served
III the news to his subscribers, none
III his guests will go hungry.
y Miss NJ. V. Dudley, whose sw
y little poems and entertaining lett
from Louisville and other poi
p, have appeared in the SOUTH III
" TUcKIAN from time TO time for scv
:" al years, has left Kentucky and
:, ken up her residence in Arkans
W She promises that she will still CO