Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-02-03
HERE AND THERE,

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Yesterday was County Court day.
A fair crowd was in town.
Harness, collars, and saddles, cheap,
at Metcalfe, Graham & Co.'S.
There were 30 marriages in Louis
vile during the week ending Jan. 80.
"Peck's Bad Boy" will hold the fort
tomorrow night at the Opera House.
Messrs. Holland & Rodgers had
their distribution of premiums yes
terday.
"Only Farmers Daughter" is the
first attraction at the Opera House
next week-the 18th.
Holland & Rodgers have the new
and novel EASEL Valentines. Call
and see them.
Mr.. G. Il. Mason, of Australia,
Miss, formerly of this county, lost
his little infant son by death, few
days ago.
Mr. Richards is having new
front, with handsome show windows,
put in his store, corner Main and
Nashville streets.
Don't fail to examine the full line
of agricultural implements, including
Cases fine steel and chilled plows,
at Metcalfe, Graham & Cos.
The news was wired last Friday
that another severe cold wave was
coming, but the signal Office was
mistaken, The wave" failed to ma
teriallze.
The grocers in the surrounding
towns should remember that they
can buy bags from us cheaper than
in eastern cities and besides help to
sustain a home enterprise.
Pomroy's Liver Cure, The great
remedy for Sick-headache, Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaints. Sold by j,
Il. Armistcad and Hopper " Son,
Hopkinsville, w. W. and j. p. Gar
nett, Pembroke.
Mr.. G. NJ. Latham has just return
cd from the east, and is now opening
a beautiful line Of spring goods, car
pets, rugs, etc.
A creamery similar to those recent
ly established at Casky and Trenton
will be started at Clarksvillc soon
with capital stock of$i,500.
Jas. llargraves has moved his bar
Der shop to the Taylor building, on
Russellvillc st. where he has one of
the best furnished shops in in the city.
Miss Matte Buckner, daughter of
Mr.. Sam'l Buckner, drew the second |
prize in Holland 4 Rodgers, distribu-
ton. $2l.50in gold was the prize.
Mr.. A. G.. Thomson, of Princeton,
q brother of Mr.. W. II. Thomson, of
this city, was married Jan. %, to Mrs.
Martin, of Starke, Bradford county,
Florida.
Ifyou think the KENTUCKIAN is
paper worth the subscription price,
recommend 1t TO your neighbour
thereby doing HIM favor, as well
as assisting us In building up large
circulation.
The ball at Trenton last Friday |
night was well attended, and all who
participated seemed to enjoy them
selves. Several young gentlemen
attended from this city.
We were shown this week minia-
ture bale Of cotton sent by Park A.
Heaton to Henry Alternately, as a
souvenir Of the Worlds Exposition at
New Orleans. We suppose it is the
first bale of cotton seen in Hopkins
vile for number Of years.
Mr.. J. G. Shannahan is building up
good trade at his shoe-shop near
the depot. le gives good fits and
uses none but the best material. Mr..
Shannahan is an enegetic and upright
man and deserves to DO literally
patronizod.
Tandy Mason, young son Of Mr..
w. b. Mason, of this county, was
badly hurt on Monday of last week.
He was riding horse and the ami
NAL fell with him, falling on his leg
and breaking 1t IN two places. AT las t
accounts he was doing as well as
could be expected.
The drctomys mond1 emerged
from his subterranean abode yester-
day, but beholding his shadow re-
turned to his "whencery" with as
tonishing alacity. This is certain
indication that there will be forty
days more of winter, notwithstand-
ing what the weather prophets may
say.
''Peck's Bad Boy" tomorrow will
draw like porous plaster. The
seats are now on sale and going like
hot cakes. Everywhere that the au-
thorized version of the play has been
presented, the press has spoken in
the highest terms of Its success as
mirth-provoking comedy. In Louis
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