The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-13
HERE AND THERE.

The knights of Pyihias entertain
mcnt has been abandoned.
Christmas! Christmas!l Christ
mas at IIowc's Jcwelry Store.
The opening Tobacco sales will b,
ut the exchange next Thursday, l5tl
inst.
lIuy your vile or daughter one o
those handsome watches and chain'
ut llowe's .Jcwelry Store, md make
her happy Christmas morning.
Orange Jones col. has announced
himself as mi independent Republican
candidate for Sheriff OF Christian
comfy, election next August. lie is
the first In the field.
Mr.. Rodgers request us 10 state
that the doors win not be opened nj
the Hall 10 night I'LL Z O'Clock exactly,
by li0we's time. No reserved seats
win be fold and of course the first
who 20 will be the first served.
Mr.. Jas. M. Howe our cn,erpriaing
icwhlcr, has on exhibition at his jew
clry store, the hanlsomest line OF
Christmas goods We hare eyer seen,
mud his prices are away down low.
Rev. DR.. Keen immersed three
persons In the baptisiry ut tho Bap-
list church after services Sunday
morning. His sermon on baptism
was oMc OF Tho most powerful mud el-
oquent ones ever delivered In tho
city.
We have received copy of Nor
toms Almanac for 1882. II Ia the
best published. Send 10 cents to Jno.
=. Morton & Co., Louisville, Ky. and
get II, or you can get 1t at the drug
stores.
The many friends of Rev. NJ. A.
Maxcy, OF Casky, will learn with re-
gret that no intends to leave that
place. lie possesses all the charac-
te.istics Of II true gentleman, aud ms
christian minister enjoys the esteem
and confidence, not only of his con.
gregation, but Of all who know Inn
Tho Good Templars' concert at
Pembroke last Tuesday night was n
decided success. The Young people
Of the community took deep inter-
est In the entertainment aud they had
n good audience. We are informed
that the net proceeds Of the concert
amounted to about $40.
The ladies Of tho city will give a
charity entertainment ut Mozart Hall
tonight, for the benefit Of the poor
of tho city. The entertainment will
consist OF music, charales etc, 1t
promises 10 be very entertaining
affair. Admission only % cents.
Tickets for sale at the drug stores.
No reserved seats.
The 5lst annual meeting of tho
Christian county Biblc Society was
hold in the Baptist church last Sun
day night. Nj L. II. Hopper, Pres.
idrnt; Judge Joo. McCarroll. Secre.
tary Col. JAS. A. Wallace, Treasurer,
were all reelected. The ministers OF
The city are Vice. Presidents, and the
executive committee composed OF two
members from each church in the city
was OH motion re elected. The Soci.
city now has over $500 IN money, and
about SO in books Oh hand. After
the regular business was concluded,
Rev. S. r. Brewer OF the Methodist
church, delivered the annual address,
III an able and eloquent manuer.
Prof. Rust then rose TO solicit contri-
buttons. A large amount was raised
from the audience, which was u very
large aud attentive one. Tho next
annual meeting will DO held in The
Presbyterian church, The second Sun.
day night in Dec. 1882.
The ladies Of the city of the vari-
Gus churches, have organized a
"Chrislian Womau's Charity Asso-
cia,ion,' for the purpose OF attending
10 tho wants OF the poor. The asso.
citation will meet every alternate
Wednesday evening al the churches
In the city. The next meeting will
be held tomorrow evening in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
The officers are Mrs. l.. Is. Hickman
president; Mrs. Vim. Cowan and
Mrs. J. T.. Glass, vice presidents
Mrs. f. j. Brownell, treasurer, aud
Mrs. A. g. Bush, secretary. Mrs
Clarence Anderson is at The head o.
the Financial Committee, and Mrs
E. M. Flack of the Visiting Commit
tee.
Rev. Il. d. Peay, formerly pastor
of the Baptist church at Henderson