Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-04
HERE AND TAhRE

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Hill neighborhood, is critically i'll.
The young people of Howell en-
joyed delightful hop last night.
The Fairview pike is being repair
ed and will soon be in first.class con-
dition.
There are six candidates for the re-
publican nomination for constable in
this city.
Duncan Galbreath, No. ii Main ST.,
sells jewelry at closer prices than
anyone in towns
A boy was killed at Edgefeld, Sun
day, while attempting 10 board a
moving train.
Rsv. L. L. Powell will begin
meeting al the Christian church next
Monday week.
We have heard of only one Hop
kinsville grocer who has license to
sell oleomargarine.
Full line of summer millinery at
Miss Alice Hayes, corner 7th and
Main, JOnes buildina-* -s,-.--
Born to the wife of Mr.. John Nor
gan, of Casky, three boys. The in
fants died an hour after birth.
Seventy-fve cents will buy re-
liable clock from ID. Galbreath that
is warranted one year.
The latest attractions are the Brus.
sells net Lats and French made bon
nets, to 6e-foInd'at Miss Aitc6-Hsyes'A
/ Cy Brown was the only representa-
Tive from this county in the Republic
can convention in Louisville, Wednes-
taay
One dollar buys an alarm clock
from Duncan Galbreath, the jeweler,
and is exactly the same as others sell
for $L50.*
Several citizens are talking about
observing the anniversary of the IN
yelling Of the Latham monument
with some becoming exercises.
Mr.. j. d. Stuart, of this city, has
secured contract for the Cadiz and
Lafayette mail routes from general
contractor S. G. Steel.
Feland, Sites & Feland were re-
tanned to assist Col. A. V. Townes in
the defense of Mr.. George V. Lander
in case assistance was needed.
On another page will be found
statement of the good the l. A. & I.
has done to the section of country
through which it passes.
Rev. J. w. Lewis, pastor of the
Methodist church, is absent in Louis
Vile this week, and will not fill his
pulpit at the church here on next
Sunday.
w. Il. Adcock, of Church Hill,
shows up single peach bloom bear
ing six peaches. 1t looks like Provi-
dence is going to feed us on peaches
this year.
Medium and common tobaccos
were on boom yesterday, in fact the
market has been very strong this
week and outsiders are beginning
to pour in their holdings.
Capt. John Kittinger, of the Green
vile Rifles, has sent an invitation to
the Latham Light Guards to join the |
Greenville company in camp at the
Bluff, near South Carrollton. May TO-
We have heard C. NJ. Latham,
John Prouse, Dennis Smithson and
Jas. NJ. Howe mentioned in connec-
ton with the public school trustee
ship. Remember tomorrow is the
election.
Vice President NJ. IL. Smith of the
l.. & n. has written to the Felands |
for copy of Maj. Robinett's survey |
and estimates of a line from this place
to Cadlz. This begins to look like
business.
The Church Hill Grange annual
stock sale takes place on their grounds
at Church Hill, next Friday, the llth.
A large crowd will be in attendance,
some fine stock will be sold and a
general good time is expected.
Lee johnson has accepted an invi
tation to deliver literary address to
Prof Beachamp's school at the clos
ing exercises in June. Mr.. johnson
will speak on aesthetic Culture"
The engagement of Mr.. Hop II.
of jacksonville, and Miss
Fannie Nisbet, the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Wat f. Nisbet, of Ev-
ansville, is announced, and 1t is said
the wedding is set for june goth.
The case of Winfree VS. Anderson
will be called in the Common Pleas
Court next week. The plaintiff sues
for the salary paid to the defendant
during his incumbency as County
Judge, amounting to over 81 800.
Mrs. J. d. Clardy is well known as
grower of fine roses. Wednesday
the display of marchelniels in Lath-
ans window was from her garden.
For size and richness of color they |