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The Tri-Weekly Kentucky New Era, March 24, 1888 Murray State's Digital Commons Kentucky New Era Tri-Weekly Newspapers 3-24-1888 The rT i-Weekly Kentucky New Era, March 24, 1888 The rT i-Weekly Kentucky New Era Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/kynet Recommended Citation The rT i-Weekly Kentucky New Era, "The rT i-Weekly Kentucky New Era, March 24, 1888" (1888). Kentucky New Era Tri-Weekly. 370. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/kynet/370 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Kentucky New Era Tri-Weekly by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ' S. 3 19 The Tri-Weekly Kentucky New Era. °LUNE III. HOPKINSVILI.E. IIHRIsTIAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SATURDAY, MARCH 24 1888 NUMBER 78. CONDENSED NEWS. Telmer" News. The market. this week was somewhat lesser on sit grates but lugs. nis A strike of 6 000 earpetileri att Illeago Ilatittoek, Fearer & Itegolale Still looked thli week 43 11111.16. as fil!1,1W11: ING CASH! rho loan Iteptildl -all state cons C11 23 Wide. good and me limo leak (I met at I/es Moines Thorwlav and $13 00, 12.25, II 75, 111.0, 10 00, 11114 or delegates to the national convert- 14 75, 8.70, 8.25, 3 at tee at 8.50.9 IA METZ & TIMOTHY. /II erre chimes', adopted ressolutIons 775. 08. se...fails( Aileron's' eater for the preal- 7 Mids. common leaf, $6 80, 13 50, 5 at otal nomination. 6 75. Floressen coma,She seventeen-year. 13 blob. lug., $6.75, 6 70, Ii 90, 600, The Mighty Ruler of the Marts of Trade!' daughter of a farmer living near ii.50, 5 35, 5.26, 5.60, 5 95, 520, 5 25, 5 33, 5 50. untingdon, Tenn., 11111,6 burned to ath Wednesday. lie r elothing caught lianberry & Slayer sold title week 13 SPRING. O from a burning brush heap and she Weis. as follows: as so badly burned thou 'she died in a 6 lihsia. good and inedium leaf, $14 30 on while. tO 10 GO. 4 Idea. esonnson leaf, $6 95 le 7 25. Enables us to Quote Another Lot of The Pest Electric telephone system is 3 Mids. low, $5 60 to 6 00. tire irt St. •toi the dirt ctorr ot ICS! e compaoy, tot Cell ad .tittecri her., ere Abernstliy It Co. sold tills week 23 Wela as tolloss 41E388.1: ry uneasy, Na the IS 'II Company had a : it out notification that suit a ill be 9 Wel.. legal lee(, 4ou to 12.30. STARTLING ,BARGAINS tered wile.' the tole Of the telephoned 10 Mide. medium leaf $7 00 10 S 60. 3 the new diesenstieued. 4 lugs, $4 50 to 6 25. Check naiusooks extra quality, at Sc per yard. Wheeler It Mills sold this week 33 Indigo blue punts EM Kilia, the St. Louis girl w ho warn at Sc per yard. Weis. as follows : eetitly badly burned by having vit- A pair for flise,tratige Seam- 500 yards of 15 lards. good to 111...1111111 leaf, $9 90 A yard fur nice qsality Jacosset less Seeks, .1 throa- ii ill her lace by la. Cox, gibbed Tope. Ladle.' Volt it -g a l er I m port- to 8.10 1C, %mild be cheap at 5 •. Grab 'ens. 2 3111111 c ed Hose, )., yet she Intends to prosecute the Doteor E 12c split led, black. 10 blebs common leaf, 07.60 to 6 95 and colors .1 will follow tip the prosecution by 10 " lug., $6 00 to 4.50. SUMMER damage suit tor $:10,000 A 'lumber SILKS AT 19C Springfield citizens have subscribed Sales by Gaut & Gaither Co. .141 Wads. new leak $6.70 to 9.00. per yard,in brown only. Hardware lids to p sy for the girl's manse. _S piper for Genuine Brava Pins. 1 For Tourist Hitching. `• 6.00. 6 yards Fine sesality Sethi Scarfs hti " lugs, $3.75 to This notwithaatuting the- te--- - ellfferetst A handsome line of dress ginghams M !budges], of Constantinople, efatle_re now spritlig shades, sold eV- at 7,8' and 10c per yard. ns. 23 " old leaf, private sale $14 1.0. vent 1.1g asiv.assee ses pine. wry-orio-re tor - - Hamburg edge at 10c, worth 20c. native Arminian, and Mies Aline M. II. Nelsen. It Co. ISo Oriental laces at ruistroug, of Louisville, were married 3 Mods. new lug., $5 IS, 5.50, 6 50. 25c, worth from 50 to 76c per yard. eduesday night by Elder Stine, pas- leaf, $7 See our line of cambric trimmings ". 50, 8 45, sot), 8 00, 9 00, A pair of full releaser 'Rel.,. • yard The hereleower at 10c, cheap at 25c per yard. of the- Centre fArristiare Owed',ul A a A full -10-26T-1104-3, t A, y tierivilt tf.,:r .,trooss1,,,quality Un- n LIS::Joh $...,.-6 .I. SOH III t1.1. line of Welt French Sadness line of fancy Marsailles at 15, 20, 25 and 30c per yard. 99 Albany. Dossigan is a theological Ai i on fot . ever allow's here. New Extra large size linen huck towels,40 dent, and has supported Mussels All export styles. Where Is the place inches long by 24 wide at 60c to find them ('Irksvllle. Hook ine- 1 a pair, retailed everywhere at 75 cents per pair. hiskv rtly by it-riming at via:ions churches. ville, Pashicals and Ma)field. llpery has been here two or three years. Will they lio there ?—Tubacco Lest. Remnqnts of silk and satins at half their cost price. Dress Coods Fancy box suits and combination suits sold Me of the revereet *tortes of the Tile Whim.° erop in this esersity Is last season at $12.00 to 1114E51191. win- I •olii.s' and Mess'• Hemmed A 41. z sm. All Liven Fringed $15,00 rather MOW iii coming into market this 0 In Fressels, Ferman, Kitgliels and Amer..] C We will close them out at $8.00 was raging in Dakota Thursday. 4.:ored Border Ilatelkereisiele len lies, full rise. come Seariall. Hall Ill It is probably not de- tests weavee,--rieseeet..coloarluge, e fall of allow was tremendous., and . /Flick 500 chilren's lace caps at 10, 15, 20 and 25c each. it to, 411:11. iv livered yet, while at leapt a third to Mill wind it at uneolsi. farmers., Iraq) sir Aims's, Diagonals. at cr.,a rand.ni amp,cold hurled about Tow however, arts go- 25c _ eurehrt-eitmaioa_. 'hi a furious rate that it was impossi- ing on with their preparetious as fast as the season will permit tor a large Moire Silks in All the New Shades. for ',Mediates's to rema very 4n,Shothera (1114.1tP. 116 ho-he.. crop this. year se preana es-earee 4t, -to. for Flo.. White rest Passenger* the southbound For the celebrated "Alba" 'eta. on a lavorable one, there will he the largeet I irere liust,ort., all ,-;/. We are making 1, It meat the storm worre north. crop set in the comity this spring that 60 c Mt' ICS. a special run on es axes. weather 1. growhig colder, and it Is hasebeen set for yerase—Princetoss Ben- ner.- d there will he loss of life on the ip)tillfy Henrietta, 48 sdale, inches. 1-11.131..4030 kits. From all sesta the northwest From every seetion conies the discour- 85c 0171:1•411.1X.11%Tia. I 1114...• Standard (alien. lisle Will buy a ri.ated Bosom at reports of the seems character aging news that tobacco planters SFr 1:e,t Silk Velvet. 16 inches Extreme- els lee just from th !mond,led Shirt, Linen Ask to see mu 75c our lace curtains at $1.60 a pair; win in Trees the fruit trees are le preparing for a very large crop. It III. Bosom, good Meath, all the we will guarantee the same but report. state that rix inches serine that the reps-saner the past fleet Silk Plush. 19 islet. - latest improvements.. quality can't be bought in Hopkinsville for less IEHOUSE in. of than $2 60 At $2.50 now ell there Wednesday night. year has been of but little use and farm 90c 38 we will sell you a pair of lace curtains that cannot be equaled in the city era eats never bring Owosso-Ives to real- for less than $3.50. Ask to see our luminating rether &hornier accident lisppetwil Vor two coiner awl e curtains, they are the ties Strews. the fact that the only way to mak,. pair of Barton M. MIlla, a traveling ea ca- ors. eselonsi. .1stat the thing! newest and handsomest goods out At $3.00 we will nalevman. their crepe bring the pHs:iv they deeirs Mest's Satin-hat k• Scarf., sew A pair for choice (4 see show you lace hr simmer. t 17c lot. curtains n, ot l, lilt, Maas , while in Omaha, that c Amnot be Hook -keeper. Is by regulatieg the *slimly to the best 4-Button Kill Glove ots bought elsewhere for less than $5.00 recently. A. he was going leto Libera Advances •., Melia and sot alic wing all immense Ii We call special attention to our stock of sur- al'11101 &truck him ii. the • tb-pot plus to act-ungulate imi the hays& of the The easier , knocking him dean.
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