The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
A happy new year to all.

next Apri.. ~
The post office and the banks were
closed on the 18th ,ilt, as the rational
holiday fell on Sunday.
The Aihcnrum Society OF South
Kentucky College will hold another
open session next Friday night.
Mr.. Jas. C,sky, one of the oldest
and most prJu,ii,cnt citizens OF the
county, died 4. his home at Casky
last week.
A candy pulling was INDUCED in
by thechildren Of the Second Presby-
,erian church. IN the basement Of ih"
church, on the evening OF the 27th
ult.
MIRA. Penney Anderson, mother OF
Esq A. II. Anderson OF hls, CITY,
died at her home Oh the Princeton
road last week. She was uttered III
the City Cemetery.
Shadrach Phelps, a colored mona
yenarian, died last week. lie was
the oldest colorcd persoii but one In
the city, aud one OF tho most highly
respected of his race.
Tho Wizard OH Excclsiors were
given benefit at Mozart Hall last
Friday evening. They had a good
audience aud the performance gave
satisfaction. They make excellent
musi,.
George Young has moved his TN
shop 10 the store room ON wss' Main
street, lately occupied by The bsrber'
Banks & lIarerayes. The barbel
shop has been moved up stairs ovel
the same store room. -.s
Dr. j. ID. Clsrdy was elected Mas
ter OF the State Grange and Mr.
john A. Browning Clerk. Thu
three or tho officers Of the Stat
Grange are from Church Iflll gra'ig
Christian C6.
viii r. IIawlcy, tho SorTu KES
TrckIAS carrier, returns thanks 4
his patrons for tho liberal manner II
which they bestowed their prcuniar
favors upon him when he delivered
, his annual address Chri.'nss eve
J. Judging nv the contributions he re
ceiyed, he Is the most popular carrie
, in the city.
Tho Wizard OH Excelsiors gave
charity concert at Mozart Hall tw
evenings Of last week, aud donate
ono half Of tho receipts TO thu Chri'
,ian Woman's Charity Association
The laiies realized about $40 ate
paying all expenses.
Z, Tho weather last week was
changcable as.the average school gir
The week came In rainy: then can
, one day Of bright pleasant weaile
" then clond. aud snow. then .biiii
cold, veunor wac right In his pr
diciion aud ihe:old year.:wcnt ont
d acold wave.
!. Mr.. G. W. Smith had fine hor
stolen from him = few days sinr
= lie got upon tho trail aud followt
the thief to Murfreesboro, Tenl
where he captured him yesieraa
. lie was q tramp named Lcmol
Tho horse was recovered aud Il
thiefis in the custody Of jaiier Lon
l. Gray's Shaving Bazaar 10 the mar
t" Of new barber shop just opened
y on Main ST. by WIN. Gray. lie Ia 4
" stated by W. II. Guild and |.
Johnson, both experienced artists
theirIinc. The Bazsr IL next door
IIooser 8 Overshiner's OH tho fiji
IL. 0oor, and the room has just be-
~ fitted up especially for the purpo
10 r.. ..I.s.l, "a ts mead
81 The Stultus Society Club gave
II dance at tho residence Of Mr.. III.
10 Sharpe last Friday evening. I
IN rooms were largo and commodio
a, and tho dancing continued until
Of late hour. The attendance was III
"a ted to the comfortable capacity OF
70 parlors, and tho evening was vc
u pleasantly spent by oil. The mu
was furnished by a local string ba
,5o The young people are Indebted
Mrs. Mckee aud her daughter, NJ
Lizzie, for the very hospitable m
3 ner in which they were entertain
4 DR.. Granville Medley, OF Baltlm'
| Nd, has formed q partnership "
A.. 9 DR.. A. p. Campbell, for the prac
/. l OF dentistry in this city. DR.. Med
- IN we'll known III this city and CO
II ty and Is a young gentleman
popularity. lie has been practic
his profession for several years
Baltimore. DIR. Campbell has
the many years been tho leading der
8 of of this city, end We bcspeak for
the firm a liberal share Of tho public
'ur- ronage. The gentlemen will occ
az n,.A..I nj