Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-28
HERE AND THERE.

Boulware house and large lot foI
rent. Apply to 10. McCarroll.*
The handsomest and best buggiei
and phaetons at The Blumenstie
Carriage Co.'S. Call and see them =
Rev. Gill, of Elkton, assisted in
conducting the meetings, Saturday,
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
Ifyou want your buggy or carriage
repaired in the best style go TO The
Blrmenstiel Carriage Co. Prices as
low as the lowest.*
The chimneys of the Lewis House
recently burned, were thrown down
last week and the brick will be used
for other purposes.
jeff. j. CARROT has several head OF
fat cattle for sale at his farm OH the
Clarksvillepike, about eight miles
from this city,
Last Friday Sam Mimms shot a
colored man five times, killing him,
near Trenton. No further particulars
could be learned.
IL you wish to see something fine
in the way of home handmade car
riages, buggles and phaetons, call at
The Blumenstiel Carriage Co's.+
The l.. & N. has built thirty new
passenger coaches, which will be
placed on the line in few days.
They are of a very elegant pattern.
This month has had "Ground hog
day" St. Valentines day, Washing
tons birthday and has one more
day TO spare, this being leap year.
Polk Cansler has two good Jacks
and two fine young Stations for sale.
Will sell any or all of these low for
cash, or trade for good work mules
or horace.
Rev. L. Il. Bowers has returned 20
Owensboro, and the meetings this
week at the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church will be continued by the
pastor.
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 key to the post-ofiice was lost
Saturday morning, and mail could
not be delivered until late in the day.
This little trouble comes under the
head of unavoidable accidents.
f. J. Faulkner has instituted suit
against the l.. & N. II. II. Co., for
breach of contract, in the erection of
a house on his land lying along the
track Of the l., A. & I by the l.. q
N. Co.
Ned Claiborne and family have
moved TO the country to live and
Robert Anderson, step son of Mr..
Claiborne's, and family have moved
to the residence recently occupied by
Mr.. G.
Mrs. Augustus Long, daughter of
NJ. A. Littlefield, County ASSESSOR
died at her fathers residence In the
city last Thursday, after protracted
illness. Her remains were taken to
Crofton for interment.
"Nan's Acre Lot" will not be pre-
sented at the Opera House, to-mor-
row evening as previously announced.
The business of the company not be-
ing as successful as anticipated, the
management thought 1t best to return
TO New York.
We notice that the Chicago papers
are calling the attention of the post
of that city to the tardy de-
livery of mail. This announcement
will somewhat console Mr.. Mckenzie
rs he is not by himself in this all-im-
portant matter.
The Eugene Mills Co., have started
their new corn and oats crusher. Par
lies can get their grain crushed any
day. They also keep feed meal for
sale at their wareroom. They are
also making their celebrated PEARL
MEAL
The New Era is pointing out same
of the gambling resorts, and they
ought not to do it, because our police
might realize that they have the
power to enter these rooms, and of
course the New Era does not want
our police TO make any enemies.
DIR. J. w. Lillard, a highly Guilt
waited gentleman of color, has located
in the city to practice his profession.
lie is regular graduate of Center
College, Nashville, and comes into
our midst well recommended. lie
will no doubt meet with liberal
practice.
Hill & Wlnstead's Sour Mash Dis
tillery, at Henderson, Ky, has again
begun the manufacture of that "fa-
nous" "Silk Velvet" Whisky, now
being sold here by A, s. Winstead
to nearly every body at $500 per gal
lon and get it the same day ordered
To To c,ood and mira tnn and d0n,f vOu