Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-03-06
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s. WALTON FoRGY, Att'y.*
Boulware house and large lot fol
rent. Apply to 10. McCarroll.*
Ross Rogers represents the Mutua
Life Ins. Company of Kentucky.+
In another column will be found al
interesting letter from Chas. M
Meacham.
When you want the toughest and
best grocery bag on the market cal
on us and be supplied.
Little Bobt. Withers who has been
quite i'll with fever, we are glad ia
say Is up again.
The room formerly used for the
Southern Express office, in the Stew
art building, on 7th street, is being
fitted up for grocery store.
The rooms occupied by Long, Gar
nett & Co., are being reprinted, re-
modelled, recarpeted &c, and when
finished will be beauties.
A store house is being erected at
Newstead and depot and store
room is going up at Abe's Shop, on
the l. A. & T. r. II.
Miss Gladys Frazier entertained
her little friends at her fathers resi-
dence east 7th Street yesterday even
ing.
DIR. Clarence Anderson returned
from Cincinnati Friday night, hav-
ing graduated at a medical college
in that city and been rewarded with
the regulation "sheepskin."
We suppose the o. V. is all right,
but from some cause or other, il is
thought by some, that Cadiz doesn't
have so much the appearance of a
railroad town as she did few
months ago.-Telephone.
Wednesday night chicken thieves
entered Joe Frankel's hen house and
carried seven fine hens of, and Fri
u"y "s"' 'h"y repeated the visit get
ting several more fat ones, wi1l,o.s
disturbing the slumbers of the family.
A warehouse is being erected in
connection with the Crescent Milling
Company's mill which will be used
as 4 storage room, their business hav-
ing so increased recently that their
present storage room proved entirely
inadequate.
Circuit Court commenced yester-
day and will be in session the balance
of the month, this being the March
term. There are quite list Of cases
docketed, a number of which are i'm
portant. The regular order of bust
ness will be taken up to-day and the
trial of criminal cases will commence.
In justice to Mrs. Mary L. Wood
bridge, who lectured on Temperance
at the Christian church last Tuesday
afternoon, we make a correction as TO
the number who attended. While
the house was not crowded there was
a fair audience, there being more
than twenty as we were before in-
formed.
George and Jim Green, colored
boys, were arraigned before Judge
Winfree Thursday, charged with
stealing coal from car Wednesday
night. Jim being only nine years
old was discharged, but Geo. was
sent to jail for thirty days for his lit
tie slip.
One of the principal reasons why
the fine "Sik Velvet whisky, now
being sold here by A. S. Winstead,
of Henderson, KY, has gained such
prestige is the fact that he is a prac-
teal distiller of % years experience
in the manufacturing of fine whis-
kies, and is now operating AT Hen
derson, Ky, one of the finest sour
mash copper distilleries in the State
for making high grade whiskies.+
The sale of season tickets for the
Booth and Barrett engagement al
Louisville begins at 9 o'clock, Thurs
day, April 10Th, at the Masonic Tenn
pie Theater, and the sale of single
tickets begins on April 18th, at the
music store Of NJ. j. Hunt, on Fourth
avenue. 1t is safe to predict that an
attempt will be made by spectators
to buy up all the best seats at the
first sale. four people want to get
good seats at regular rates they will
have TO make arrangements early
and their orders will receive prompt
attention by addressing Mr.. Jas.
Camp, Louisville, Ky.
We notice that Frank M. Sites was
awarded the third premium, case OF
pocket instruments, in the Medical
Department of the University of
Louisville, in the examination OH
anotomy, physiology, materia medi-
ca and chemistry. The two young
gentlemen who took off the first and
second prizes, had been in the classes
a year longer than Frank and when
this fact is weighed, his taking of the
third premium is quite compliment
tary. lie also received the first