Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-31

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Ddyou see it? What? Why the
eclipse orthe moon Saturday even.
/ ing.
Little Johnnie Waller, a son of
monia.
neV' "ibb preached to a very large
. night. ''"o''
a daughter of Mr.. VIM. Bo,Ios nm
North Main St, is suffering with
severe case of diphtheria.
Mr. Frank Walers son Lewis. who
has been very sick with pneumonia
Is much better
a number from the city and vicin-
lty attended the Moody meetings at
Louisville last week.
The annual masquerade ball given
oy the young gentlemen of Earling-
ton'tskes place the tenth of February.
II you want the best grocery bag
on the market and the biggest per
cent of, call on us aud be supplied.
A social dance was INDUCED in by
the young people, at the residence of I
the lion. Il. +. Campbell last Friday
evening.
Owseygeneral merchandise store of
Wednesday by an atsAs...--,es closed
on account of Forbes & Bros, for
$4,000.
The pay-car passed through the
city Friday, on its return, having
made the January round, gladdening |
the hearts of employers ON the /. Il
In.
For neatness and workmanship,
the job work we turn out can not be
excolled, aud il you want your work
executed in a satisfactory manner,
bring it TO us.
Mrs. G. NJ. Latham was called TO
the bedside of her father, Col. White,
at fiernado, Miss, Friday, by tele-
gram announcing his extreme ill
ness.
Mr.. William Davis killed a deer {
near Warrington recently, weighing c
22G pounds. His antlers would in- '
dictate that he was about ten years 4
old when killed. c
Mrs. Richardson, widow lady, c
died in the city, Sunday, from the s.
effects Of an injury sustained by fall a
on the ice about two weeks ago. She II
was rs years old. o.
The eclipse of the moon Saturday s
evening was witnessed from this q
point under the most favorable con- II
htions. The sky was uncloudod and II
here was nothing to mar the beauty
If the scene. %
We will give you larger pile of W
oal for your money than you can VI
POSSIBLY procure elsewhere in this er
market. Try us. til
j. Il. GoRDoN 81 Co,
Office, Wheeler, Mills IL Co m
We insert obituary notices and u
esolutlon Of respect at five cents a y,
nc, after allowing 10 lines free, ~.
hose who want such matter insert "
4 viii please bear this in mind. ~
The are only fifty or sixty Railroad
onds outstanding against Christian adj
ounty and outside of this she does sh,
OF owe cent. A levy of one dol do
II on the hundred for two years TIL
ould entirely relieve her. she
Judge Winfree will call the Court inc
Claims in q. short while and all VIC
aims TO be allowed should be filed !
once, as it is necessary that they lie
, filed five days before the Court tic
eets TO secure allowal.
Miss Maggie Sypert entertained for
n little friends at her fathers resi- |
lnce, on Seventh street, Friday even NV
g. Dancing and social games were ~
gagged in until late hour, and hi,
,lightful evening was spent by all ma
esent. nnt
Mr.. S. G. Long and wife, accom- fan
Inying their daughter, Miss Bessie, Pre-
Q soiourning in the fertile lands of VIII
,uthern California. S. G. Long "o
III leave shortly to join the party. i.
ISIS Bessie's health is steadily i'm 1
owing. -Russellville Herald. yea
Mr.. Noe Dills, breeder of fine a",
idle and harness horses inserts an n.
vertisement in this issue, and it u,o
n be seen from the pedigrees that - \
} stock are standard bred. Mr.. Dills q,
s moved to our county from Cynth- 80
Ia, and lovers of fine horses should ~
, his stations. His horses are To- oo,o
ed at Mr.. p. A. Cushman's four onn
les east of the city. - ~
We have several times mentioned brol
It little police regulation is need of a
at the foot of the Opera House jure
ps when plays are over, but it
ISN'T seem to have the desired eff JIG
t. The crowds congregate on the the
and seem to have but lit of cl
egard for the comfort of the ladies dram
| gentlemen who are making their two
y through. Ifevery one who comes nigh
vn out of the Opera House were seve
de to move on, up or down the was
,et. there would be no trouble. but sssup