Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-10
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Cansler's stock sale next Saturday.
The Crescent Grocery has sold out
House and Lot for sale. Apply to
b. II. SIMMONS.
Clarksyille lie to have a steam laun-
dry.
Subscribe TO the SOUTH KkNTuoK-
IAN. Only ~ year.
Mr.. volncy Clark, of Crofton, is
quite i'll with pneumonia.
No cases of much importance have
been in Circuit Court yet.
The Union Prayer Meeting closed
Saturday night.
Rain, snow and sleet has been the
combination for the last few days.
\ The Clarksyille National Bank de-
vlSed semi-annual dividend of 8
percent.
MAY. p. Stevens is quite sick,
na'ingpNen confined to her bed for
, two weeks.
'ohn Ande,,on died at his home
near Pembroke, last Thursday, of
pneumonia. Y
The Boulwarc place on West 7th
street was sold to Judge Jo. McCar.
roll for $500 last week.
c. W. DuckOr has sold the uroper.
ty, now occupied by him as a ca,r;s 90
factory, but will occupy SAM, his
year.
Zeno II. Young has severed hi,
connection with the Free Lance
published at Decatur, Ala, but will
not quit the journalistic field.
The monthly mass meeting of the
W. Z. T. U. was held at the Baptist
church at 2 80 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Several addresses were made
DIR. Henry Forgy will move from
iiinsleytown TO Casky this week
where he will practice his profession,
no will board with Esquire War
field.
Mr.. Mat. Major will be married
Tomorrow evening to Miss Kitlie
Ibfqkins, of Paducah. The marriage
Tho citizens'o,ths residence of the
Inv .,.,a. 10 lake careO-
fmoney. The stockholders of the ne'
bank have prepared a charter an
will ask the Legislature to adopt i
At the Instance of the common
wealth the case against Henry Hen
derson was continued until the 28tl
inst. The colorod boy he wounded 81
badly with a Roman candle, beini
unable 10 appear in court.
DIR. A. b. Barker, the oculis. AM
aurist, who has several times visited
our city is now permanently located
at SOL West Fourth St., Cincinnati
and those who want any information
can address him as above.
The public will take notice that tn
relation of principal and agent here
tofore existing between A. G. Rlech
crt and myself, has been dissolved b.
mutual consent. w. III. OLvEY.
Jan. 2nd, 1882
The accommodation train was thre'
hours late, Saturday night. The en-
CINE gave out at Bakers Hill ant
had TO be repaired, and also gave ou
near Trenton and stopped again fol
repairs.
Mr.. II. L. Holt has sold out his in
terest in his Pom store to Mr.. G. w
Clark, who will conduct the business
in future. A new postoflice has als'
been established there with G. w
Clark as postmaster.
A petition was extensively circu
lated, over the city last week and
signed by large number of our bes
citizens, both Democratic and Repub
lican, asking the Legislature to divide
thecity into seven wards, each ware
to elect its own councilman.
The case of the Commonwealth
against Ed. Whitfield and Jordol
Baker, both colored, charged will
grand larceny, was called Saturday
and continued, owing to the non
appearance of Whitfield who was on
on a 5000 bond.
Neither the literary nor fun low
ing people of Hopkinsville, should
fail to hear Frank Beard the eel
ebrated cartoonist. lie has givei
universal satisfaction and we fec
sure that you will feel better an'
happier after hearing him.
Sunday night a daring robber,
was perpetrated ON 9th street nea
the depot. Some unknown Tho
effected an entrance into the grocery
of Mr.. o. S. Stevens by smashing IL
a large show window in the front o
store. About $40 in goods wer'
carried of. No clew to perpetrator