Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-23
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Prof Coleman is teaching a writ
ing school III the room under this
office.
Store room at No. IS, Ninth street,
under this office, for rent for 1887.
Apply here. is y
Pat McManan had SIS taken from
trunk In his shop, near the depot,
last Saturday.
MIC. Anderson, the photographer,
has Mrs. Rosa Wilson's pictures for
sale at % cents each. ~
Hon. Jefferson Davis presented
Bethel church with a solid silver
Communion Service. At
Robert, four-year-old son of Mr..
e.. d. Boyd, of Church Hill, died of
diphtheria last Thursday,
The postofllce was closed yesterday
from 10 TO o'clock, during the fun
eral Of Ex-President Arthur.
The Post Office and the Banks will
be closed next Thursday. TIE Post
Office will be open at night as usual.
Mr.. A. W. Pyle celebrated lis And
birthday yesterday by giving an ele-
giant dinner TO number of his gem
tleman friends. u y = AZ. go
Baird's Mlnstrels, one of the best
minstrel companies on the road, will
hold the boards at the Opera House
tomorrow night.
FOR SALE-A house and lot on
South Main st. House has 3 rooms,
cabin, good stable, ETC., Oh the place.
Apply at this office.
Mr.. +. b. Carter who was knocked
of the track by freight train, two
months ago, between this city and
Casky, is up again.
We have a 6 drawer New Remipg-
ton sewing machine for sale. Ifyou
are needing machine we can make
1t to your interest TO call at our office.
E. W. Henderson Il Son, the lead
Ing Grocers, are now in their elegant
new store, aud invite their old friends
and the public generally to call and
see them.
The cold winter days will soon be
here when the farmer will have more
tine TO read, aud TO all those who ex-
pect to take paper we suggest the
KENTUcKIAH.
james I. Davis, tOld Rip who dis
appeared last week, has been found
aud has returned home. He was at
Clarksvillc sick. Ills son brought
him back yesterday.
Jerry Cage, who killed The woman
Tena Quarlcs, near Trenton last fall,
was tried ut Elkton last week aud
given life sentence. Col. N. u. |
Brown, Of jacksonville, assisted IN
tie prosecution.
The Phoenix Hotel saloon will
10 run until Jan. lst, and |
those who drink can find there the
and best brands of liquors in
the city, Special attention given to
the filling ofjugs.
Miss Alice Hays made an asslgn-
ment to Judge II. II. Littell last week |
but the assignment will not interfere |
with her millinery business, as an
arrangement has been made by which |
she will conduct her store as hereto
fore.
For elegant goods and low prices
go to James Pye & Co.'S, who are
closing out the finest goods ever
brought to this market at COST AND
LESS THAN COST. They have on hand
the latest novelties in UNDERWEAR,
SUITS AND ovERcoATs. t.@
Mr.. A, M. Cooper from Hopkins
wills, 10 making our city headquar-
tiers aud working for the Mutual Life
Insurance Co., of Kentucky. He rep
resents solid company and would
like to present its advantages to those
who want life Insurance. May field |
Democrat.
Mrs. Frances Howe Cravens, wife
of VIM. Cravens, who died at Belle
view last Thursday morning, was
about 46 years old and leaves several
daughters, some of them married, and |
a number of other relatives to mourn
her loss. She united with the Bap-
fist church a few weeks before her
death.
Rev. w. i. Nourse, of the Ninth
street Presbyterian church of Hop
kinsville, is holding a protracted
meeting this week at the Second
Presbyterian church of this city. Att
the same time Rev. Angus Mellon
aid ia in Hopkinsville conducting a
like service in Mr.. Nourse's church,
Henderson Journal.
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