Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-07
HERE AND THERE.

; No"n, ~ lD. boy, on the 4ln inst
ED. ]. W. Grant will preach a
Concord on the old Canton road, mex
Sunday.
II is reported that there are ninet
cases of measles in Montgomery coun
ty, Tenn.
DIR. Fairleigh is attending six case
of measles in one family, at Mr.. Ton
Vaughn's, on the Madisonvile road
If you want the best grocery bai
on the market and the biggest pei
cent. off, call on us and be supplied
A revival meeting will be com
menced at the Cumberland Presby
terrain church by the pastor, assisted
by Rev. E. 4. Bowers, of Greensboro
next Sunday.
The stock of goods of Owsley &
Ham, Beverly, was attached for q
debt of ST. 800 in favor of Forbes &
Bro, instead of $4,000 as was pre-
viously stated.
Long, Garnett & Co., issue Fire,
Tornado, Life and Accident Policies.
Insure barnes and tobacco or other
contents, permitting use of fire for
comfort of hands.*
The walls of the brick buildings on
ith Street, recently burned, are be-
ing torn down and cleared away,
preparatory TO building several brick
store houses on the same site.
Miss Wayne Alexander gave fam
cy-dress party on Saturday might, in
honor of her two charming guests,
Miss Willie Wallace, Of Hopkinsville,
and Miss Cora Wishard, OF Indian
Notwithstanding Democrat.
In another column will be found
an advertisement of the popular
warehOusemen, M. ii. Nelson 81
Co, located on Railroad Street, be-
convenieiiuy4dIlth. This house is
etors are clever, thorougn~gnrl=
business men and any tobacco intrus-
ted to them will be properly handled
aud the best prices obtained.
Elder E. NJ. Berry, of Hopkinsville,
has accepted the call of the Chris
tian churches at Glendale, Leitchiield
and this place and will be here the
latter part of this month to enter
upon his duties. lie will make his
home in Elizabethtown and will
move his family here as soon as he
can get house.-Elizabethtown
News.
Mr.. Hodgson, proprietor of the
Clarksville Marble works is just in
receipt of an elegant line of monu-
ments and other marble work and his
prices for such fine work are so rea-
sonablc that the poorest can afford to
have good work in his line done, to
honor the spot where lies the remains
of their beloved friends and relatives.
See his advertisement elsewhere and
profit thereby.
Daniel Il <Buckner, of GAINESVILLE,
have resumed their stock sales
row at their stable and will continue
them throughout the spring, selling
each fret and third Saturday of the
month. These sales offer the farmer
with a surplus of stock a good op-
portunity to get rid of it, while the
farmer in need of stock has his wants
supplied here. All who have stock
for sale can send It in and have il
sold for small commission.
Robert Coleman, employed as as
sistant book-keeper for the l.. 81 N.
II. II. Co., at Darlington, fell from
freight car one afternoon last week
and was dragged considerable dis
lance before he was rescued. He sus-
tanned no serious injury, but was
slightly cut and torn about the face,
head, knees and hands, by coming in
contact with the cinder along the
side of the track, over which he was
dragged. lie returned to his moth
er's in this city and will be able to
resume his duties by the latter part
of the week.
Messrs. Polk Cansler and ]. L.
Council have bought the lime kiln,
in this city, situated ON the West
side of Little River and will put an
engine in place at once and begin the
of an excellent quality
Of lime. As soon as practicable the
capacity win be increased to one hum
1rod and fifty barrels per day, there
being an inoxhaustible supply Of lime
stone ON the site and the quality of
lime has already been tested and
found to be superior even to that of
the Erin Lime, which has such rep
The firm will make their
own barrels also, in which to ship
The lime. The gentlemen composing
the firm are onterprislng and thrifty
men and will doubtless make bril-
liant success of this enterprise.
Julius Carter aud Geo. Torian, both
,olored, quarrelcd over the division
IF some property some time ago, and