Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-12-11
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Peter Morgan has lost $25. See
advertisement.
Ross A Rogers livery stable, Frllz's
old stands
Go to WHY ~ Burnetts for your
xmas presents and save money!
The Dairy Maids drill corps will
give an entertainment at Madisonville
Friday night.
u. L. Alternately and Henry Lyle,
two well known citizens of Mont
gomery county, Tenn, died last week.
Prof. j. W. Rust has been invited
to lecture on ministerial support at
Beaver Dam, Ohio county, on The
25th.
Capt. Lewis departure will make
1t necessary for the Latham Light
Guards to choose another Captain in
the near future.
Sam MCGEE and Miss Eliza Clardy
were married at the residence of the
brides mother, near Lafayette, last
Thursday afternoon.
Gus Norphlet, aged II years, son
of Edward Norphlet, died near La
fayette, last Thursday, of typhoid
fever, after brief illness.
Ellis ~ Co. have gone into tho coal
business and are handling the Prov
idence coal. They are now prepared
TO fill all orders. Office and yard at
the Ice Factory.
Mr. ID. Wood died at his home, near
Casky, last Friday morning. lie
was buried Sunday. lie was most
excellent man and was we'll known
in the Casky neighborhood.
Iaac Carpenter and Miss Bonnie
Deason, of the Pembroke neighbour
hood, eloped TO GAINESVILLE on the 5tn
inst. and were married at the North
ington House by DE-. Sears.
Dalton Bros, began moving yester-
day morning the debris at the corner
of Clay and Ninth streets preparatory
to erecting new building for l.. G.
Williams & Co.
The big smile Walter Kelly is
wearing was not caused altogether
by the result of the election Satur-
day, It's 10 pound girl, and ar
rived Saturday morning.
Mrs. NJ. Walker, mother of Messrs.
E. w. and S. ]. Walker, of this city,
and Mrs. w. II. Elliott, died at her
home, "River V,ew," Appomattox
To-, Va, on the 23l of last mouth,
at ripe old age.
The ladies of the Womens' Chris
tian Aid Society desire us to return
to the ladies of Grace Church their
thanks for their donation to the fund
of the society the sum of six dollars,
made on Thanksgiving day.
Will Campbell, who has been mail
clerk in the post Office here for sew
eral years, left Saturday for Nash
vile to take place as mail agent on
one of the Southern roads running
out of that city.
Sam Embry, of Howell, sold lot
of hogs Saturday, among which was
one, a cross between Poland China
aud Duroc Jersey, eighteen months
old, which weighed 55l lbs. This
fine specimen brought $2G l2la.
Send your orders to j. S. Brown
Springfield, Tenn, for pure Tenr essee
and Kentucky WHISTLES and apple
and peach brandies. Prices of wills
kies 81 so, 81 70, $500 and ~ 25, ac-
cordlng 10 age Brandies 50 and $2.50.*
Last Saturday afternoon 10 colored
people were baptized in Mrs. Martha
Ferguson's pond, near Garrettsburg.
This was the result Of a protracted
meeting recently held at New Asia
Baptist church in the south part of
the county.
Lee Broadus and Miss Mamie To
rian we're married last Thursday, in
Clarksville. They were from Gar
rettsburg, this county, and did not
enjoy the novel method of clipping as
all parties concerned were willing 10
the match. Rev. Travis tied the knot.
The crowded columns of the Ken
tuckian show that business men
know where to put their advertise
men.s to have them prove profitable
Investments. The Kentuckidn does
not find IL necessary TO make false
claims to secure either circulation
or an advertising patronage.
Princeton Banner: A corps of en-
gineers, under the direction of Cap |
tain Boyton, are at work on the pre-
liminary survey of the route for the
Ohio Valley between this place and
Hopkinsville. They pitched their
tents near the Union depot last Sat
urday and began work Immediately.
An effort will be made to have the
road completed by next May.
Greensboro Messenger; Sawney
Campbell, who was arrested Monday
for illegal voting, was taken before
Esq. Adams yesterday for trial. The