Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-19
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See notice of dwelling, store hous'
and lot near Durham, for sale.
Mr.. A. l. Carter advertises val
liable farm for sale, in another col
umn.
Livy Buckner is limping from the
kick of horse administered on his
right leg.
A. w. Pyle will erect hearsc
house near the corner of Eighth and
Springs street.
Mrs. Roselle will lecture before the
w. G. Il. U. at the Baptist church
next Sunday afternoon.
The gas well is down 1850 feet and
the workmen are expecting the I'M
expected at any moment.
John McCarroll, the little son of
Judge Joe McCarroll, has been quite
i'll for several days.
Mrs. Riley Hammond, an estima.
bic citizen of the Pom neighborhood,
died Sunday night.
A telegram from San Diego states
that Mr.. Jesse Edmundson, one OF
the bright lights of the San Diegan,
is quite sick.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rigc of Mr.. John Townes, of Owens
boro, to Miss Ola IIinkle, of Paducah,
on June goth.
Five colored men left for Kansas,
Saturday highland ten Sunday night
week. They went to Emporia and
JunctionCity seeking homes.
Mat Sisk, aged about so years, died
near Crofton, Thursday, of conges-
ton of the lungs. lie had been in
bad health for long time.
The police have slaughtered about
thirty unmuzzled dogs since the law
requiring the muzzling of them went
into effect four days ago.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hipkins had sixty chick
ems stolen one night last week. This
complaint is very general at this
time.
VIM. Sasseep, col, was tried at
Casky, Saturday, on the charge of
assaulting Annie Murphy, an s year
old colored girl, and acquitted.
Hon, James A. Mckenzie will de-
liver the alumni grafton at Centre
College, Danville, tonight, if he is
well enough to go.
Paul Ellis has accepted a position
as stenographer in Judge McCarrolls
office, and Willie Bramham has gone
to Feland, Sites & Feland.
Alex Rodgers has booked Thos.
Kcene, the famous tragcdian, for the
night of Sept. 2Sth. This is a great
catch for our city.
Mr.. S. II, Claggctt has 100 acres OF
good clover pasture adjoining the city
on the Cox Mill road, which he offers
to those who have stock and cattle TO
PASTURE
Bill Griffith, engineer on the yard
engine, took his engine TO Darlington,
Saturday night, TO have it repaired
Bill is one of the cleverest gentlemen
on the road.
Mrs. lIermon Cox residence, near
Belleview, burned last Wednesday
night. Besides the furniture a large
quantity of meat was consumed by
the flames.
G. II. Clark & Co., have bought out
w. A. Gossett who has been in the
furniture business for some months,
and will conduct the business in fu-
ture.
Esq. Il. II. Major found stem
winder silver watch on the Palmyra
pike. The owner can get the watch
by paying for this notice and calling
on Mr.. Majors
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ, II. Nelson gave
an elegant reception Friday evening
in honor of their relative and guest,
Miss Eloise Gordon, of Colombia,
Tenn, which was largely attended.
An excursion will be run from this
city TO Old Point Comfort about Aug.
9th, under about the same conditions
as the one last season. Definite rates
aud dates will shortly be announced.
We understand that one of the
most prominent physicians in the
county will shortly take up his resi-
dence in Hopkiusville and go into
partnership with one of our leading
doctors.
Col, ID. L. johnson will speak at
Mt. Zoar, this county, on Saturday
night next, the 23rd, subject, "Thc
Tariff" A large crowd should greet
him and hear this important subject
fully explained.
Cant Gather. little son of Mr.. Nat