Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-06-11
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The opening ball at Cerulcan
Springs will come of OH July End.
Now is the time TO bag your grapes
Come TO this Office and get the bags
cheap.
Breathitt " Sites are temporarily
quartered IN Judge McCarrolls Of
flee.
Mr.. j. w. Warfeld, of the Casky
vicinity, is building a new cottage
residence.
DR.. A. Seargant is temporarily
quartered with DR.. Bell over l6, N.
Main st.
The protracted tobacco season leaves
but little room for complaint OIL the
part of the farmers.
A secondhand Irvine binder, as
good as new, for sale very cheap. APP
ply to Eugene Wood.
Sam Sing, another Chinaman, has
arrived in the city to reinforce his
cousin Jou Chiu in the laundry bust
ness.
Major j. q. Ferrell's High School
closes this week. The session has
been an unusually prosperous one,
several states being represented.
Breathitt & Sites are now located
in the Hopper building, next to
Phelps 4 Son, in the Office formerly
occupied by Fcland Il Wood.
A three-ycar-old daughter of Mr..
]. II. Rich was poisoned by taking
corrosive sublimate one day last week
through mistake. Death resulted in
about twenty.four hours.
Capt. r. NJ. Green, conductor on
one of the through passenger trains,
has, we regret to learn, been laid up
with a serious spell of sickness for
some time.
Mr.. Harry Templeton and Miss
Lille Smith, daughter of Mr.. Robt.
Smith, Of Pembroke, eloped to Evans
vile and were married Tuesday.
They returned the following day and
left yesterday for Newstead.
Messrs. p. A. lIeaton and C. /.
Brunty have formed partnership
and gone into the roofing and repair
Ing business. They will make a
speciality of roof painting. The head
quarters Of the firm is at Jno. T.
Wrights.
Let every man in Hopkinsvllle who
has the good of the city at heart re.
member that tomorrow week is the
day to vote for another railroad. Lei
\ every progressive citizen come out Oh
the side of the people and vote for q
measure that will give them relief.
We are glad to notice that Capt
Sam Sites has been put back into his
old place as conductor of the Nash
vile accommodation. The run on
one of the through passenger trains
proved too much for his physical
endurance and he had 10 give 1t up
Bunta Myoshi San, native Japa'
nese, will deliver lecture at the 9th
street Presbyterian church OH "IIome
Life IN Japan Oh next Monday night
Besides appearing in costume. Mr.
Myoshi will tell us how the JAPANESE
eat, sleep, dress, court, marry, divorce
and die.
/ Mr.. Clarence Anderson has pre-
sented us with handsome photo
graphic view Of Main St., taken froT
the corner of Tenth. II shows most
of the buildings up to Seventh st
Mr.. Anderson will take a number Of
other views from different points in
the city which he will have on sale
at his gallery.
AS will be seen by reference to The
second page of this paper. Messrs
Metz & Timothy, Main street, havt
, just inserted a nice advertisement o
their business. Their store is crow
ded with Dry Goods, Notions, Gents
Furnishing Goods, etc. Those con
: templating purchasing any article il
their line, will do we'll TO call on then
|. for II.
The agency for the CclebratedDeer
ing Machines IN this city was givel
to Messrs. McCamy, Bonte & Co., ant
all persons having Deering Machine
will find repairs for them at thei
, place of business on Eighth St., ives
of Main. Those wanting new ma
chimes can now get them at very nue.
reduced prices, and get the best. Gal