Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-05

Owing to the absence of the pastor
there will be no services at the First
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning and evening.
The sale of farming land of X. G.
Hopkins, near Pembroke, which he
advertised for the 9th has been post
poned until Saturday, the 18th.
Mrs. Carrie Harris stock of fall mil
linery embraces all the latest styles in
hats, bonnets and trimmings, and her
prices are lows
Now is the time TO buy Fall Milli-
merry Goods. Miss Alice Hayes has
on display one of the incest assort-
ments in the city.+
Owing TO wreck in the railroad
yards at Nashville yesterday morn
ing the 10 o'clock train came in one
hour late yesterday.
Another dance will be given al the
rink tonight by the Tube Rose Club,
which promises quite a store of eu-
joyment for the participants.
The beautiful stock of millinery
goods at the store of Mrs. Carrie Hart,
on Ninth street, will be admired by
all the ladies. Prices the lowest.+
A little colored boy, whose name
we did not learn, was run over by
buggy Wednesday afternoon, on 7th
street, but was not seriously hurt.
Ladies', ifyou want the latest styles
In hats, you will miss them If you fail
to cali at Mrs. Carrie Harris, No. "a
9th street. Prices always the lowest.t |
The Democrats Of Darlington rails
ed pole last Monday and had a
speaking at night. Hon. James Gar
nett was present and made rousing |
speech.
Geo. w. Metcalfe went to the Hem
derson fair Wednesday to exhibit the
Metcalfe Patent Tobacco Prize. The
demand for these prizes is constantly |
increasing.
Rev. Edward Casgrove, Of Balti-
more, Md, noted temperance lectur-
or will arrive in the city next Sunday
and will lecture here during the COM
Ing week.
A full line Of printers stationery
can always be found at this office.
We will supply every demand of the
trade in the way of job printing, at
prices that cannot fail to please.
The Rutledgs Dramatic Co., play
cd East Lynne last night atthe opera
house and will play tonight and TO-
morrow-night which will close the
engagement.
Capt. Ion B. Nall, editor Of the
Farmers Home Journal, published at
is attending the fair. The
Captain was once a citizen of Hop
kinsville, and has scores of friends
here.
DIR. J. j. Blakely, of Trigg county,
has pig which has six we'll deyel-
oped feet, all of which he brings into
action when moving around. The
pig is In thrifty condition and bids
fair to make large hog.
A horse slipped his bride at the
fair ground yesterday and made
things lively inside the enclosure. He
was attached to a vehicle and in his
rush came near doing SER
lous damage. He was finally cap
Jared without having done much
harm.
Mr.. ii. G. Hanna, of Pembroke,
brought US Q bottle Of Curries Soup
pernoy wine, made at the vineyard
Of Mr.. Currie near Pine Bluff, Ark.
Mr.. Currie has large fruit farm
md his brands of wine have already
become noted, and find ready sale
upon the market.
An iron roller, weighing 7,l00
to which were attached four
horses, was the attraction at the Cor
neg of Ninth and Main streets
Tuesday morning. The roller was
made for the city by the Metcalfe Man
Co., and designed to settle
he beaten rocks when first put down.
The young ladies of the Ninth st.
Presby terrain Church will have an
Oyster supper this evening followed
by lunch tomorrow, at ]. D. Rus
sell's old stand on Main street.. The
proceeds TO be devoted to the
Parsonage Fund. The supper will
DO served as early as 5 o'clock Adj
mission 80 cts. Children half-price.
rhe public cordially invited,t