Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-03-30
HERE AND THERE.

The fields have refreshed appear
ance since the recent rains.
The boys of Company ID are busy
preparing 10 take part in the Dill in
Nashville in May.
The yonng society gentlemen Of
the city will give dance at Howe's
Hall tonight.
Mr.. w. A. Gossett, who has been
confined to his bed this week with a
spell of quinsy, is out again.
Miss Annie Il. Morton died near
Fairview last week, after a lingering
illness.
In this issue appears an advertise
ment of the First National Bank
which will open up for banking bust
ness Monday next, the End prox.
The machine for boring for gas ar
rived a few days ago and the work
will commence as soon as the neces-
sary arrangements can be made.
The Annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of the II. N. & G. Turnpike
Co., will be held at the Court House
Saturday April It'll, at 10 o'clock
A. M
Mr.. Bat Randolph left for Louis
vile Tuesday morning with two lit
tie orphan children by the name of
Skiles, to be educated and raised in
the Orphans Home at that place.
The Church Hill Grange will have
another stock sale on their grounds
at Church Hill, some time in May.
The Casky Grange will probably not
hold their sale until that time.
There will be special Easter SER
vices at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath morning, sub
ject: 30 Grave, Where is Thy Vic
tory ?" l Cor. 10; So. The congre-
CATION will also celebrate the "Lords
Supper"
We still sell nothing but the best
grocery bag in the market and give
you the biggest per cent. off list
price. We also handle the best flour
sack made, in all the sizes. Give us
a call when in need of anything in
this line.
Books for subscription for stock in
the 18th Series Of the Hopkinsvillo
Building & Loan Association will be
open OH April lst, at the office of
Long, Garnett & Co, at which time
the holders of the ID Series will be
paid in full+
THos. w. LONG, Treas.
Our facilities for turning out fine
job work are unsurpassed in this
section and we would respectfully
invite those in need of letter heads,
bill heads, envelopes, circulars, re-
ceipts, &c, to give us call, promis-
ing to please the most fastidious, as
to quality of material used, price
charged and general get-up of same,
Call in and see our samples of fine
work.
Walter Moore and younger BROTH
er had a difficulty with Morris
Frasier, while working on the But
Ter road last Friday, which resulted
in the latter being badly bunged
about the body by the former. The
parties are all colored. Tuesday the
Moore brothers were brought before
Esquire Younglove and after hearing
the evidence pro and con they were
each fined S. and the costs, which
they very readily and willingly con-
tributed to the county's wealth.
Robt. d. Vance, of Henderson, was
In the city Monday, feeling the pulse
of his friends as TO their choice Of del
egates from the second District to the
st. Louis Convention. Bob has wish
ted our city several times, and has
many friends here who proflered him
theirinfluence provided Christian had
no applicants. lie will probably be the
choice of Henderson county, and
stands a good show TO cast the vote
for Grover.
DIR. Clarence Anderson left for
Princeton this morning where he will
locate for the practice of medicine
and surgery. He recently returned
from Cincinnati where he graduated
with number of honors, and leaves
for Princeton amid the best wishes
of host of friends. Clarence is a
gentleman in every sense Of the word
and we predict for him bright fu-
ture and would say to the good people
of Princeton, and Caldwell county
that no young man could come better
recommended than he.
The Irene Worrell Company is fill
ing its engagement here this week,
Miss Worrells singing and dancing
is excellent and each one OF the com.
pany plays his or her part we'll
They deserve large audiences which
they have not been greeted with owing
tothe very inclement weather. Last
night BARLEY Campbell's "Matri.
mony" was presented. Saturday af.
ternoon there will be a matinee
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