Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-30
HERE AND THERE.

A. A. Metz Is out on tho street,
again after serious illness.
Bargains in Felt Hats and Fancy
Feathers at Miss Alice Hayes
W.. A. Wilgus' residence ia for rent
for the balance of 1883 and 1885,
Jas. II. Pyle, Is up again after
long illness, and able TO be at his post 4,
. of duty.
The best Fit Hats and Fancy (
Feathers for the least money at Miss
Alice Hayes
Judge Winfree yesterday appoint t
ed Penny Turner coal oil inspector g
for this county. Q
DIR. j. L. Dulin will movo from
Beverly to the city to practice 9
his profession.
Mr.. IL. M. Caldwell has some house. .
hold and kitchen furniture for sale n
cheap. Apply on premises h
The pay car of the L. & N, which a
passed here on the Path on its way
south, returned yesterday.
Miss Lulle Bringhurst, daughter of a
the proprietor of the Franklin House, Il
Clarksville, was married last week TO d
, Mr.. VIII Epperson, of Montgomery, n
Ala. "
| Billie CowSn has got hold of a new .
conundrum "Why is "Old Hutch" y
like Pharoah's daughter? Because - -
he got little profit out of the bull u
rushes.
DIR. j. d. Clardy, master of State =,
Grange, made Grange speech at .
Fairview, Saturday, aud organized a
lodge at that place, with about doz- =
en-. members.
Another iailroader arrived in the al
city yesterday morning on the 8 al
o'clock train. He is stopping at the II
residence of Mr.. IL. S. FRAZIER and n,
weighed II pounds.
A Democratic Club, consisting OF h,
about seventy-Gve members, of Todd n,
county, has been organized at Fair IT,
view, and will roll up a handsome N
majority for their candidate. G,
The four cases against G. p. Nolan, 81
for violating the prohibition law, one ed
of which had been tried, were yester- ed
day compromised by Mr.. Nolan pay JC
ing into court the sum of 500. lie
A sneak-thief entered the family
room of Mr.. Wilse Boyd, West 7th or
street, Saturday night, and stole La
pair of pants and suit of clothes. SCI
Moral { p learn TO lock your doors. dr.
Mr.. w. T. Radford, the largest ar
wheat grower of this county, has V, ",
sold but small portion of his this w
years crop. He is one Of the men WI
able to hold his crops until prices go w
up. %
Mr.. b. A. Neale, President of the
G. " I. II. II. r., left yesterday for 70
home. He is much encouraged by u
the prospects for the subsidy of his 1t
road being voted OH the 10Th of next W
month. W
A man registering.hi name as 2. of
Hartman, Hopkinsville, Ky, at a on
Louisville Hotel, committed suicide,
Saturday, at that hotel. Nothing
more could be learned about the oo'
affair. :"
The Salem Baptist Church, near he
Longview is enjoying an outpouring GU
of the Holy Spirit. The meeting is CT,
still going on. There have already tai
been 16 additions 10 the church. Rev. we
PIH. Lockett, of Trenton, has been VIC
conducting the meeting.
The Court of Claims at its last bo
meeting made an allowance for build the
ing an additional room to the Office 10
of County Attorney Payne. The s.,
work is now in progress, and when w,
completed will be used as consulta- kir
ton room by Mr.. Payne Lie
Deputv II. 8. Marsbals Gus Moore Oh,
and Thomas Greer returned from ,
Uonkins Comfy Friday last where I'll;
thew had been on the hunt for moon ,;o
sinners. The Illicit distilles, however fou
were a little too slick for them ana the
got away anc