Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-17
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Another drop in canned goods at
q. S. Steven's.s
Mrs, c. NJ Kelly, of Longview, is
quite sick.
Canned goods at O. S. Stevens at
strictly reduced prices.+ 81
Bill boards are being erected on the
Lewis house lot. Il
The old fair grounds has been d.
vided into town lots.
II. w. Henry and S. w, Forgy have
formed law partnership.
The cemetery is a popular resort
Sunday afternoon.
Lawn tennis promises to be pop
ular pastime in society circles this
summer.
AN Evening with the Poets and
Humorists," at the Christian church,
April 10.
DIR. Andrew Seargent is erecting a
fine brick residence ON North Main
Street.
Hopkinsville Coal and Coke Co.'S,
telephone at G. Il. Gathers drug
stores
Crowds of people visited the nat
ural gas well on the McCarly place
Sunday.
They say that a round dozen sa-
looms are doing a thriving business
in this city.
The republicans of Daviess county
recommended Geo. w. jolly for dis
trict delegate.
Rev. w. d. Walker preached a
strong sermon at the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
DR.. Felix and Miss Barefleld were
united ia marriage at Cerulean
Springs on the Sth inst.
Frof. Fitzhugh's school, at Church |
Hill, spent Saturday on Little River,
fishing and boat riding.
Ninth street merchants have sub
scribed for street sprinkler TO ope-
rate near the depot.
Mrs. Tom Edmundson has a gene
raj assortment of flowers for sale.
Residence North Main.+
Paducah is to have commercial
club. The small places will fall into
line If you give them time.
The Commercial Club held very
interesting meeting in their rooms
in the Howe building last night.
The best assortment of Millinery
Goods to be found in the city at low
est prices, at Miss Alice Hayes
Mrs. c. W. Vaughan, of South
Christian, is very i'll aud little hopes
are entertained of her recovery.
Mrs Bailey Waller entertained a
of young society people at
supper Friday evening.
We arc pleased 10 learn that Henry |
Bryant, of GraceY, is very much bet
ter and will be out in few days.
+. c. Snodgrass, prominent far
mer of Muhlenberg county, was
placed in the Asylum last week.
We have it straight that a promin-
ent elderly widower of this city is on
the verge of matrimony. No ques-
lions answered.
A pro,racted meeting is'being held
at the Methodist church at Herndon.
Rev. Josiah Carneal is conducting
the services.
Sam Hawkins, col, who has
shaved more lIopkinsvile people than
perhaps any of our tonsorial artists,
is critically i'll.
Clarksville wants the Elkton train
to be run daily from Guthrie to that
city. The Elkton merchants are OPP
posed to tho scheme.
A movement is on foot to get the
noted Steve lIolcombe, of Louisville,
the reformed gambler, to hold meet
ing in this city.
Clint Kellogg sold $ll, 900. worth of
harrow seeders in this county in sew
ell weeks and left Monday for other
worlds to conquer.
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Fork, brought in a wagon load of
Spring chickens Saturday-the first
sold on this market this season.
1t is rumored that o. V. railway
contractors were in the city Saturday
trying to engage wagons and teams
to work on their southern extension.
Examine your date on the margin
of your paper and see what time your
expires. Renew prompt |
ly in order not TO miss an issue.
Our town clock is a striker. An
expert workman was overhauling it
Friday afternoon, but we mako no
promises as TO its future behavior.
1t is said that 3S U. S. whisky IL
censes have been issued in this coun-
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