The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-04
HERE AND THERE.
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4 Bcillcl Female College did not sus-
pend forthe holidays.
Maj. Ferrell's second term of tho
present session begins this week.
The Willard Hotel Lottery was
postponed ill April Thu.
Tho SourH KESrueKIAs Is two
Years old, aud 10 largo enough to put
on breechcs.
We understand from reliable
source that tho weather during last
week was cold.
It Ia better to hug stove this sort
Of weather than the prettiest girl in
town.
A good deal OF moving ia going ON.
No importsn. business change. viii
be made,
BALM, the great temperance orator
will speak at Mozart Hall next Tues
day night.
| A great many new years calls were
aadc last Saturday. Most Of those
making them were hunting money.
II you haven't seen the Gimlet ear
rIer's address ask Charley Thompson
for ono.
Saturday was cold, bad day but
quite large crowd Of country poo
pie were Ia the city, nevertheless.
Yesterday was big day. II was
County Court, aud as the day was
clear Ind bright nearly everybody
zane to town.
The writer has boen confined TO his
room most OF the time for week
past. BY decided indIposi,ion-.o 90
out 10 such weather.
DR.. Patton says. work hard. live
well, die poor. but leave your family
apolIcy In tho Southern Mutual Lite
Insurance Co, OF Louisville.
Jcsse E1mundson. the telegraph
messenger. took around an address
after the style Of paper carriers aud
cleared several dollars.
The north Christian correspor dent
reporis shooting ARRAY this week
which was the result OF serenadc.
Ills letter also contains other items
Of Interest.
The Juveniles bal a masquerade
patty at the resijence OF MI. J. 7.
Savage ou 1st Thursday night. or
eourse they had an eYeuing OF pleas.
ure aud enjoyment.
Mr.. Zaek Phelps, Jr., of Louisville,
who has q number OF friends and rel
atives In this city, was married on
the evening OF Jan. l, to Miss Amy
y. KAYE. Of Louisville.
| Walter Elliott, our carrier. made
about $40 OF Ma Addres,, which he
took arouud Christmas day, for
which he returns thanks to the gencr.
Gus pa,rops ofthe South Kcntuckiaa.
Only one theatrical performance
this week, but that IL good one.
II 10 worth the price OF admission to
see Miss Goodrich, II che 10 as pretty
as her picture.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Fair.
view last Friday between Jim Darling
and Robt aud Press Yancey. Oar.
ling was pretty thoroughly rIddled
with bullets but none of them hap.
pened 10 strike vital place. Darling
began firing first but We did not as
certain the nature of the quarrel
which brought on the shooting OAR
ling was badly hurt bu, will recover.
Mr.. Jss. n. Howe wound up sue.
cessful business year BY making 500
At one time last Thursday. lie
bought a part o. Mai, Jno. p. Camp
bells lot IN Main street TOR wi ich no
paid $1,000. DR.. Jas. Rodman heard
Of II and offered him $500 for hls bar
gain which offer Mr.. Howe accepted
and the lot was decided to DIR. Rod.
man.
0ficsrs Of Masonic Lodge for the
ensuing term.
| J I. Lspdes. W. N.
Joe McCarroll, s. W.
| w. w. Clarke, j. w.
II. NJ Fairlcigh, Treas.
| Geo. Street, Sec'y.
B. w. Stone, s. ID.
8. II. Turner. J. d.
| W. b. Lander. 8. s. I.
4 Officers X. OIL. Lodge for the en-
suing term.
4 Nat Gather, Dictator.
Fred X. Dryer, v. Die.
i John Orr, A d. "a
i NJ. Lipstine, Rep.
w. T. Tandy, F.B.
J., =. Forey, Treas.
7. L. Smith, Guide.
The following officers were elected
and appointed at Forest Lodge, No.
30S, F. u A. NJ, Beverly, KY, Dec.
! 9Th, 1880 to serve during the cnsu-
Ing year:
3. A. Wilson, W. ".
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