Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-24
HERE AND THERE.
House and Lot for sale. Apply to
b. SIMMONS.

The star grocery bag is the best on
the market. That's the brand we
handle.
N Dwelling house on Jesup Avenue,
'or rent, apply to Mrs. e. @. Robin
sOu.*
henry Turks was tried yesterday
LOT an assault ON colored man and
acquitted,
"hen yoO want the toughest and
OeSt grocery nag on the market call
on us and be supplied.
Rose Mason and Mary Gibson
Were acquitted of the charge of COM
day.
II. II Anderson and i. R. Bellamv
made the round trip to Kelly. on
skates, In ninety five minutes, last
Thursday.
The lecture by Frank Beard at the
Christian church, Saturday night.
was heard by large and apprecia.
tive aud fence.
A number of hogs, sheep aud cat
Tie have persisted during the last
week and If such weather continues
many more will follow.
The DO per cent. of the Public
school Fund, amounting to about
$4,000, has been received by the
Superintendent and is ready for dis
trlbution.
Jno. Williams, employed by L. l.
Buckner, was thrown from a sleigh,
ed SHiay, and one of his shoulders
Euoch Harmed ferethsrwise bruis
F.irviow. ono dav last week ana Us~-
three ribs, tearing them from the
back bone. lie is seriously hurt and
his recovery is doubtful.
Miss Lizzie Billiard was knocked
senseless by being run over by q
sleigh last Thursday night, while out
with friends coursing, and ia quite
sick from the effects of the shock.
The trial of Griffin Ross, col,
charged with barn burning, is set for
a hearing next Thursday. The case
will be tried by the City Court, Judge
Brasher presiding.
We will give you larger pile Of
coal for your money than you can
possibly procure elsewhere in tbs
market. Try us.
30 ]. +. GORDON Il Co.,
Office, Wheeler, Mills & Co.
If you want to know anything
about the garden, see yick's Floral
Guide, price only 10 cents, including
a Certificate good for 10 cents worth
OF seeds. Published by james Wick,
Scotsman, Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Connie White, of Memphis,
sister of Mrs. c. M. Latham, who is
we'll known in the city, having fire.
quently visited her sister, was mar
ried, Wednesday last, to Mr.. Robert
Wilkenson. of Memphis.
Cottage for rent on Maple street
recently vacated by John W. Payne,
5 good rooms, cellar, cistern, servants
house, coal house and stable, abun-
dance of ground for gardening pur-
poses. Apply to John w. Payne or
+. l.. Waller.*
There exists coal trust, an iron
trust, an oil trust, and spirit trust |
aud now let us have jug trust
Lou. Times. Col. Winstead, OF Hen
derson, Ky, says the jug trust will
triumph over them all if they will
only fill them with his fine Old "Sllk |
Velvet Whisky, which he sells for
81 90 per gallon every day of his life.+
The Rev. Geo. T. Smith, of Japan,
a missionary of the Disciples OF
Christ, at present on visit to his
home in this country, will preach at
the Christian Church on Thursday |
night of this week. Subject, "Japan,
as a Mission Field" idols, &C., ex-
hibited. Everybody invited. No
admission charged, but missionary
collection will be taken.
Read our columns carefully and IL
you think we publish paper deser-
wing the patronage of your neighbour
who does not take II, why speak a
word to him and help us place the
Kentuckian in every family in the
county. The paper at 81 year is
cheap for the money when it is re-
membered that it furnishes you the
news twice week.
AT a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the First National Bank of |
Hopkinsville, held Friday night last
for the purpose of electing Cashier
and Teller, Mr.. Palmer Graves was
elected to fill both places. Mr.. Graves
has had experience in the banking |
business and the Board has acted |
wisely in securing such a competent
man, for such responsible positions.
Heaven is not reached at single |
bound"
sung DR.. Holland, and the same may |