Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-11
HERE AND THERE.
W. F. Patton. Life Insurance.

l1Ords.
Go to Wilson Il Galbreath for
Christmas presents. 4
Mr.. w. A. P'Pool has bu lit a nice
cottage on Jcsup Avenue.
Buy .your fancy candies of Wilson
n Galbreath.
For flnelguors and cigars go to
Tandy's Ph0enix Hotel Bar.
Are you going to the fire to-mor-
row? No, but will try to be on
next Sunday.
There was no preaching at the
Baptist church Sunday, tie pastor
being away.
Fine cut chewing tobacco at Will
son 4 Galbrcath's.
Just received large stock of fine
liquors and cigars at Tandy's Phocs
nix Hotel Bar.
Our exchanges are requested to
keep their notices of fires in Hop
kinsville standing until further no.
tice. Eti.
The members Of the Christian
county medical society are desired TO
meet in the city court room, Monday
Decel7th. nc .ilii iji
We have the largest and most COM
plete line ofs meerschaum pipes and
cigar holders ever brought to the
city. WILSON u GALBREATH.
A iirst-class theatrical company,
with Miss Clara Scott as the star,
will ill an engagement at the Opera
House Tuesday, December, u.
Fifteen more converts were bap-
tiled by the pastor of the Colored
Baptist church, in the river Sunday.
These make u who have been bap-
Tied during the last two weeks
The ladies Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church win have an oyster
supper and bazaar on the evening of
Dec. 18th, the proceeds to be devoted
TO the church building fund.
Planters should recollect that the
first Tobacco sale of the season win
be Dec. 18th. The receipts up to this
time have been limited, but another
good season would insure a con-
siderable sale. The buyers Aanx-
ious to send types to their nj Apnts
and hence sharp competition may be
expected for the first offerings.
Mr.. II. II. Holland, has opened up
an elegant billiard hall in the north
store room under his Opera House.
He contcmplatcs adding cigar and
tobacco stand In front, In a short
while. Everything is fixed up nicely
and the outfit Is the handsomest in
the city. Mr.. Holland is a genial
and popular gentleman and his hall
will be a popular resort for billiard
players. Mr.. 4. +. Hcndley is in
charge of it.
AT the last regular church meeting
Of the Baptist church, the resigila-
Of the pastor, Rev. T. G. Keen, DID.
was rendered in writing and the mat
ter referred to committee. DIR.
Keen has been the pastor Of the
church for 30 consecutive years, and
also for period Of four years begin
ming In 1912. He Il regarded as one
Of tho ablest divines of the state, in
his denomination. No reason for his
resignation is assigned, but failing
health is understood TO be the cause.
The attention of our readers is res
pectfully called to the advertisement.
in another column, of D. M. Ferry &
Co., Detroit, Mich. the celebrated
seeds men. They do the largest bust,
ness in their line in the United
States; raise the bulk of their seed on
their own farms, by the most APP
proved methods. and have obtained a
worldwide reputation for the quality
and variety of the seed they put upon
the market and their integrity in
filling all orders entrusted to them
Their beautiful Seed Annual for 1884
sent free to all who apply orit, will
be found of practical value to all who
desire to purchase seeds true to name
The following account of the mar
rage ola young lady, formerly
resident of this city, is from the
Bloomington, (Illinois,) Bulletin;
There was a quiet Wedding at til,
! home of Father Weldon, on Nortl
Main street, last evening at half-af
ter segen o'clock. The groom was
Mr.. Joseph E. Burke, and the brid
Miss Kate Wilson, Mr.. Burke cam
: to Bloomington when the Bulletin
was started, and has since that tim
and Is now in charge of the book
binding department Of this establish
ment. He is an industrious AM
VERY worthy young man.
The grading on this road has bee
4 extended ten or twelve miles into tn
q country, now reaching into Kentuck,
The track has been laid to the far sid