Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-13
HERE AND THERE.
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Don't forget to call at Wilson &
Galbrcath's and see old Santa Claus.
Polk Cansler's Stock Sale comes
off at his Stable in this City, next
Saturday Nov. 18th.
Wilson Il Galbreath have the
largest and incest line of Christmas
goods to be found in the city.
The Christian Women's Charity
Association will meet at the Baptist
church tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Mr.. j. T. Story, of Roaring Springs,
raised IT'S bushels of turnips on z of
an acre of ground this season. This
is the best yield we have heard Of
Country, merchants can get their
Christmas goods as cheap from us as
they can buy them in Louisville or
| Cincinnati. WILSON & GALBREATH.
Mr.. Dell Faulkner and Miss Sudie
Ella Nance, both of the Ccrulean
Springs neighborhood, in this county,
were joined in wedlock yesterday.
The bride is daughter of DR.. Nance
and is an elegant lady, and Dell is a
promising young man and a clever
gentleman. We bespeak for them a
happy Observation-Disclosures.
Two weddings occurred in the
Roaring Springs neighborhood few
days ago. Mr.. Al Rascoe was married
TO Miss Matte Hayes, at the residence
of her father Mr.. VIM Hayes, and Mr..
James Gollady and Miss Ida Thomas
were married a few days later. The
latter pair took a bridal tour TO Lou
isyille, returning last Friday.
Mr.. j. w. Outlaw, from Indian
Mound, Tenn, has accepted posi-
ton in the large confectionery store
of Wilson 4 Galbrcath.
Mr.. Braun, the Immigrant agent,
reports that several other immigrants
arrived here last week. Henry
Langc and August Crow, of Muske-
gan, Mich, with their families have
gone to Buehler's settlement in Stew
art county, Tenn. Henry Wheeler
has settled near Bcnncttstown and
Chas. Wolf, from East st. Louis, is
here looking for farm Of 400 acres
with view of purchasing.
Every Saturday afternoon from 2
to 4 o'clock the Rink will be open for
ladies to practice skating. Gentle
men not admitted. Admission 10 cts.
use of skates free, Next Monday
night and every Monday night there
after the Rink will be open TO couples
only. No Gent admitted unless
accompanied by lady. Open every
Friday night as usual.
A couple Of young people were
married on the train while en-route
between Nashville and Springfield,
Tenn, last Thursday. Conductor,
Charlie Wood, one of the cleverest
men on the road, called out "tickets,"
in the midst of the ceremony with
out knowing what was going on and
was asked by the squire TO 'hold on
minute till finish marrying this
couple. He waited till they were
made one, but required two tickets
all the same. Our informant could
not give us any of the particulars
Mcssrs. Frank Petty, Burke Merritt,
Jim Drake, Bob. Jordan, Jno. II.
Cavanah and w, l.. Parker, of this
county, constituted a hunting crowd
who went to Pond River last Tues
day, to hunt deer. Upon reaching
the place selected for camp, they
found a Hopkins county crowd al
ready there, consisting of Sheriff
Nisbet, Bill Arnold, Dock Davis and
several others. All hands joined
camps and the first drive made Tues
day they killed two deer, one being
baggcd by Bob. Jordan. The next
day they killed two more; both OF
these were brought down by jim
Drake on the same stand, one with
each barrel. These were all they
killed and the remainder of the time
was spent in hunting squirrels and
birds, and of these they killed large
numbers. The crowd returned Fri
day, highly. elated at having mel
with such fine success.
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