Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-28

turn with his family next week.
Persons holding County bonds from
SO 10 100 will please bring them in
and get their money, Interest vii
stop.
Drs. Yates and Nisbitt have kind
ly placed their services at the dis.
posal of the Woman's Charity Asso-
citation.
Mr.. j. &. Burba died Friday night
He was well known and respected in
in this city and his death is matter
of sincere regret.
The special from Cerulean an
nouncing the German for Friday
night last, arrived too late for inser-
ton in our last issue.
Attention is called 10 the change of
matter in the advertisement of the
South Kentucky College. Read the
announcement carefully.
G. G. Genung, Jas, +. Clay, S. Me-
EIfatrick and others hav organized the
Princeton Iron and Manufacturing
Company TO bore for gas &c.
+ IL. Brandon, living near the city,
is losing his horses with strange
disease. Sunday morning one of his
animals died and another Monday.
Drs. Hickman and Gaines went
over to Dawson Friday TO pay DIR.
Fairleigh a visit. We trust the latter
may speedily recover from his illness.
Supt Metcalfe viii soon be trans
ferred TO the Decatur division of the
l.. & N. Mr.. Metcalfe is a first class
railroad man and we are sorry TO
lose him.
The Metcalfe Manufacturing Com
pany is building a water works out
iii for five Cadiz gentlemen who pro-
pose TO supply their homes with wa
ter in tho modern way.
Quint Tyler, colored, was tried be-
fore Judge Brasher Friday and held
over under a bond of $3.50. lie is
the negro who struck Ed IIawley at
the Driving Park few weeks since.
Il. Quarlcs Mills returned from
hot Springs yesterday completely
restored to health. lilo suffered some
time with strange affection of the
feet but is now in excellent condi-
ton.
6. d. Wilcox, representing John L
Boland, of ST. Louis, engaged the
Gish building yesterday and opened
up the most extensive line of Christ
mas novelties ever seen in the city.
lie was trying TO sell our local deal
ers and his display of samples was
beautiful.
DIR Clarence Anderson,a prominent
young physician of Princeton, makes
frequent visits TO lIopkinsville by
way of Wallonia. This is, however,
accounted for by the fact that all
roads lead TO Wallonia on the genial
young NJ. DIS map OF that section.-
Courier. journal.
Mr.. G. Il. Tandy and Miss Matte
Campbell were married at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, near this
city, Thursday evening. The bride
is very sweet and beautiful young
lady. Mr.. Tandy is from Fairview
and for sometime past has been en-
ployed at the Driving Park.
Around at the public school build
ing several valuable improvements
are being made. The janitor's room
is being enlarged for recita-
tation room and the Office has been
enlarged also. New outhouses are
being built and the building put in
good shape for the fall session.
The Union Local says: abr. p. g.
Kelsey, President Of the o. V. road,
passed through our town Tuesday |
evening on his return from rail-
road business visit TO New York.
We may now look out for the Ohio
Valley to boom from end to end, and
crawl southward-atno snails gallop |
either.
The rumor of the marriage of Miss
Bessie Chiffon and Robert Burrus in
Clarksville last week proves TO have
been correct, as such was tho fact
They returned TO Pembroke and re-
NAMED few days, and then depart
ed for Paducah, which place, We are
they expect TO mako their
home.-Pembrok Criterion.
Conductor Sam Sites had a h. o. {,
on his train Thursday night. Near
Guthrie he had to slug an obstreper-
Gus negro passenger, and at Penn
broke ho caught load of boot blacks
and urchins who had been out TO the
circus and proposed TO ride home
free. They were on the cowcatcher,
trucks, steps and everywhere a bat
could stick. Sam turned on the hot
.r Tor aud ihnre ruas n niirhiv scat.