Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-12-18

didate to represent Todd county il
the next Legislature, Mr.. Stroller
Banks, of Trenton, is also probable
candidate.
robert West went to Nashville
last Thursday night where he ant
Miss Fannie Flippen were quietly
married at the residence the brides
parents. Mr.. West and his bride ar,
rived in the city Sunday night and
will reside here in future.
A number Of city subscribers had
their Kentuckian stolen Friday
morning. Perhaps the thieves don't
know that when they steal paper
containing $40 worth Of news, like
the Kentuckian, they lay themselves
liable 10 prosecution for grand lar.
ceny, which is penitentisry ollense
DR.. j. II. Woosley, Of tie Sinking
Fork neighborhood, has leased his
EARN for three years, as was recently
announced in this paper, aud will
move this week TO Glasgow Junction
where he will engage in the practice
Of medicine. We recommend DR.
WoosleY as a good doctor and clev-
err gentleman.
About fifty persons went TO Maids
sonville Friday to take part in aud
witness The entertainment by the
lIopkinsville Dairy Maids Company.
The performance was decided sue
cess, financially and Otherwise. The
audience was large and attentive aud
the young ladies one and all acquit-
ted themselves in handsome style.
Walter Campbell. Emmett Cooper,
MAJOR Woodbridge, Jas. Cooper, 0s-
win Steinhagen, Harry Tandy, Harry
Bryan, and Bob Cook accompanied
by Misses Mary Radford, Mamie
Clark, Edna Radford, Lucy Prince
and Mamie Barnes attended party
given at Jim Radford's near Penn
broke, Friday night. The young
people went out on the B o'clock train
aud returned at 10 the next day.
The Buffalo Express of N. Y. has
this to say of the play TO be pre-
scented by McCreary at the Opera
House Thursday night; The old
time drama, "The Black Flag" drew
a crowded house at Bunnelps Thea
tire last evening. 1t seems to have
lost none of its attractiveness, and the
audience applauded Harry Glyndon,
who suffers for his villainous broth
er's crime, Missed the villain, end
laughed at the funny Hebrew con-
wet, Sim Lazarus. The lockstep
march furnished amusement for the
boys, aud when the final court room
scene restored the convict to his
bride and doomed the villain brother
to the Portland prison, the applause
was quite hearty. All the members
of the company play their parts well
and big houses will undoubtedly be
in order during the week"
Conspicuous among our advertise
ments in this issue is that of j. d.
Crusmau, wholesale aud retail groc-
err. GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Mr. Crusman
has been in business so long, and Is so
well and favorably known that iur-
Their comment is hardly necessary, as
every man, woman aud child, within
a radius of forty miles of his place OF
business, is either familiar with the
name or has purchased goods from
his house at some time or other, ana
IL is fact worth relating that no one
was ever known not to be pleased
with their goods bought Of him. ms
season he has supplied his commo-
dious store house with every variety
of goods in the grocery line and his
stock of supplies for the Christmas
trade is Just immense, and it's real
pleasure to hand in ones order as you
can feel safe in getting every ar'leie
ON your tablet and at prices as low as
they can be had. II!sstock ofliquorS'
including the finest wines cham
pagnes &c is the largest ever brought
to the place, and comprises every var
iety of drinkables from the year ola
to the aged with prices not fancy Ou'
strictly standard. You can rely on
what Mr.. Crusman tells yon about
his goods and this is a fact well worth
owing when going to make your
purchases.