Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-04-16
HERE AND THERE,

the night of the 23rd inst.
Henry Bullard and Henry Diuguid
still hold the fort III the Hotel de
Long.
Born to the wife of Mr.. G. w.
Southall, of Pee Dee, a IA pound boy,
on the 18th inst.
The Circle Meeting convenes at
Sinking Fork the fourth Saturday
and Sunday in this month.
Seven persons were immersed in
the baptistry of the Baptist church
Wednesday night after prayer meet
ing.
Wednesday afternoon family of
seven, named Mayes, from Pond Riv-
er, boarded the north-bound freight,
en- route to Texas.
All the latest attractions of the
season in millinery, direct from I'M
porters, at Miss Alice Hayes. Jones
building.
The trial of J. A. Keith, charged
with disorderly conduct, is set for to-
morrow in the police court. The de-
PENDANT Is under q bond Of 500.
A protracted meeting has been be-
gun at the Christian church. Rev.
Mr.. Proctor, of Missouri, will assist
the pastor, Rev. L. w. WEIGH.
Hotels, boarding houses and restau-
rants can get special rates on fresh
fish at NJ. E. Hams. Call on him at
Cherry's meat shop, No. 2l3 S. Main.
Tell your neighbor when he wants
10 borrow your paper that 1t Is so
cheap that no one can afford to be
without it, only 500 year, twice a
week.
Corn planting has been delayed by
the late rains, and every farmer
should call on W. ]. Graham, and
get the National fertilizer in order
to make sure Of good corn crop.
The municipal election held in
Trenton a few days ago resulted la
the election of the following board Of
trustees: uenrY Maynard, win
Chiles, John Dickinson, II. McChes-
ncy and e. Stockwell.
Mr.. II. L. CLANCY, the Ninth Street
confectioner, has put up new canvas
among other improvements and
added largely to his stock of candies,
nuts, etc. Mr.. CLANCY is all energet-
ic, clever young man, and deserves u
full share of the public patronage.
Prof. Rust, with the assistance Of
Professors Fuqua, Williams and
Parker will hold Sunday School
Convention at Kirkwood Baptist
Church near Hampton's Station,
Tenn, beginning at 10 o'clock next
Sunday morning.
Parties desiring 10 secure homes by
small monthly payments, (instead Of
paying rents,) will do well TO look in
to the plan of the Building and Loan
Association. Apply at Office of Long,
Garnet & Co.
THos. w. Lone, Treas.
Ike Lipstine was alighting from
his sulky Monday afternoon when his
horse became frightened and plunged
forward knocking him down. lie
was considerably bruised up and the
sulky was smashed to pieces before
the horse could be quoted.
| A KENTucKIAN man who rode out
into the country a few miles Tues
day met thirteen hogsheads of tobac-
co coming in ON one road. This Is
doing pretty well considering the bad
roads and the low prices offered for
the weed.
Two carloads of the Celebrated
Anchor Brand Fertilizers have just
been received by Messrs. L. G. Will
liams n Co. They were little late
In receiving their fertilizer on account
of the strike, but they now have plen-
ty to fill all orders and still more
coming.
The Republicans held their con-
vention for the city district last Sat
urday and nominated s. G. Young
love and T. II. Tinsley for Magis-
, trates and Ebert Wiley for ConsIa-
BILE. As usual the colored brother
was left out in the cold in making
the nominations.
Il Mr.. w. II. Richardson and Miss
, Fannie Mason came to this city We'd
nesday afternoon from the Pilot
Rock neighborhood and took the 4 AL
train for Springfield to be married
They eloped on account of parenta
opposition. The bride is about Il
years old and shed tears in the wait
ing room while waiting for the train
Mr.. Phil X. Redd, Of Caledonia
Trigg county, lost his stables ant
i corn crib by fire Wednesday morn
). ing. lie doesn't know how the fir
:. originated unless from cigar stumI
thrown down by the hands who fec
the stock that morning. The los
was about $500 on the buildings ant
contents, upon which there was nj
:, insurance.
II The trial of Lew Webb, for the kill
d ing of Robert Laid, was commences
d Monday evening. At the time o
l. going to press the case had been Civ
Is en- to the jury, but at presentno deci
d sion has been reached. Mr.. II. W
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