Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-25
HERE AND THERE.

job work cheaper than ever before,
neatly executed at this Office.
Remember the skating carnival at
the rink TO night.
The banks will be closed to-day
and next Tuesday.
There will be good deal of NOV
ing during the Christmas.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Dulin, of Crofton,
claims TO have killed hog last week
that had three melts.
Work has been begun on the new
Cumberland Presbyterian church, at
the old site.
Mr.. Joe. L. Griffin, formerly pho
tographcr of this city, will move
from Cadiz to Princeton Jan. LIST.
Nice new style, gilt-edgc visiting
cards neatly printed at from 20 to 30
cents pack at this Office.
The fire-damaged buildings on
Nashville street, across from this Of
fee, are being repaired.
Those Mammoth Mexican Gull
oysters, at ID. A. Tandy Il Co.'S. are
superior to any ever seen In Hopkins
vile before.
The remains of Harry Shryock, a
son of former resident Of this city
were brought from St. Louis Satur-
day and taken from the depot to the
cemetery TO be inferred.
We have seen many displays but
we have never seen anything to
equal the handsome line of Christ
mas goods at W. w. Radford's.
The protracted meeting at the Col
ored Baptist church has closed. II
resulted In ~ conversions and acccs-
sions TO the church. Five were bap-
tiled in the river Sunday,
The ladies of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church cleared over $lOC
ct their recent bazaar, although the
alarm of fire was given in the midst
of II.
If you want To make your children
happy you can do so for very small
L..ount, as all kinds OF Christmas
goods are very cheap at W. w. Rad
ford's.
Now Is the time for our January
subscribers to renew. Don't wait
ill next year, as we issue on Jan.
and you should not allow a hiatus tc
occur in your subscription.
Tom Pollard, who was indicted fol
keeping tippling house and who
moved to Caldwell county, was ar
rested by sheriff, II. II. Pickering, OF
that county, Taft week and brought
to this city and lodged in Jail.
Capt. J. p. Nolan, the Main street
boot and shoe dealer, made an as
Segment last Saturday We under
stand that his liabilities are about
5000 and that lie has more than
enough assets TO pay out, and made
an assignment In order to close gu,
his business.
The South Kentuckian Office has
turned out 5000 pamphlets within
the last three months, in some instan
ces undertaking city offices. w
make a specially of this kind of work
and guarantee satisfaction.
| Our Church Hill mail of last Tues
day was lost or delayed through tn
carelessness or negligence Of some 0
the post Office authorities after 1t lief
this office. 1t was mailed her
promptly, but had not reached it
destination up to Saturday. Sue
Irregularities are a source of grea
annoyance to us.
A vacant residence owned by MI
Casky and lately occupied by Jnt
Willis, was burned at Casky Static
Thursday night, about 10 oclocl
, The loss was not more than fe'
, hundred dollars and there was Il
: insurance, We have not learned IL
] origin of the fire. 1t made brigl
light, and 1t was thought that Pen
: broke was being burned until ell
quiry was made over the Telegram
line,
The new jewelry store of M. ]
Kelly is the wonder Of everybod
They say 1t "takes the cake ov
anything that has ever been here b
fore, and as result, you win 8
7. it crowded with customers at {
! times from early morning until la
! at night, who are selecting their su
stantial holiday presents which CT
be found there to suit the most ia
tidious.
M. ID. Kelly desires to answer t
)f many enquiries regarding his toy