Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-08
HERE AND THERE.

Mr.. III. e. Ballard has moved int
his house on Maple street to live.
The trains were all late Saturda
owing to the extreme cold weather
Miss Katie Gilbert, who is a favor
lite i'll this city, is one of the stars il
Our Strategists' tonight.
Mr.. 4. +. Williams will occupy
Mrs. Roach's house, on Clay stree
this year.
Mr. L. Barnes, of Cadiz, has rented
the Exchange Hotel at Madisonvill,
and will run it this year.
Ed. VIM. Stanley, the new pastor
of the Christian church is occupying
a house on Hopper street.
Hat marks, initials, etc, that will
not rub out, stamped by Mrs. A. f
McCamv, on North Liberty street.
Ed. VIM. Stanley, the new pas.
tor of the Christian church, preach.
ed his first sermons Sunday morning
and evening.
Mr.. r. Il. Burbridge and family
and Col Jno. c. Day and wife ,have
taken rooms at the Burbridgc House
this year.
There is still n great demand for
houses. i few hours notice Is all
that is wanted TO secure a renter for
almost any kind of a house.
There came very near being a fire
Mt the Catholic church Sunday morn
Ing, from the overturning of stove
full of burning Goals.
Seymour Green has been held over
I'LL the March term of Circuit Court,
for shooting and killing Charley r.
wing, col, near Casky, some weeks
ago.
The Comic Opera, "The Beggar
STUDENT was presented by Ford's
opera Company, at the Opera House,
Ian. LIST. 1t was laughable and en-
ertainiug.
Mr.. WIN. V. Robinson died yester-
Law morning, at his home in this city,
4 consumption. lie had been gradu-
lily sinking for several months. lie
vas in his 4lst year and had been
member Of tho Baptist church for q
title over Il year. lie leaves no fam
ly excepting wife. Interment at
Iity Cemetery at 8 o'clock to-day.
Jno. 7. Wright. who undertook TO
at 10 partridgeS in 80 days IL nearing
he end ofhis feat He ate the 25th
cstcrday aud all the sickness of two
'ceIs ago has disappeared aud he is
aiming flesh. lie lost Z pounds, 4 of
'hich have been regained recently. |
lie will GHish the Goth bird uext Sat
rdav, if his stomach doesn't 90
tx on hin 10 the home stretch.
Mr.. Jpe b. Bell, who has decided
move TO Texas, will have a sale of
i his live stock aud household and
ltchcn furniture, ut his late home
ear this city, gu Tuesday the 22d
lst. An enumeration Of the vari-
rs articles which will he offered for
lie will be found In his advertise
tent 10 another column.
There IS scare experienced by the
mid over the appearance of small
,x amongst those who attended
IKE Howard, COL, iu his late illuess
ut there Is 20 cause for alarm, nor
that the disease will
,rcad. Several cases have appeared
the city, which are the natural
of attendance by a few
nprudent folk on Howard. Soon
will be over.-Clarksville Demo-
ct.
Mr.. Jpo. w. Payne, who has been
lsiuess man and soliciting agent for
10 New Era for three years has
ven up.his position and will devote
IS entire time to the duties of the
ty sttorncy's Office and the practice
law. He has been succeeded in
Is former station by Mr.. Henry d.
'allacc, a young gentleman of sc-
nowledged business qualifications
Id who is held IN high esteem
hcrever he 10 known.
Mr.. Clarence Gold and Miss
ma Gold, of New Providence, were
INTEL in marriage Tuesday after
BON at the residence of Mr.. Robert
DOL, in New Providence, by Esq. S.
!. Caldwell. This happy young
supple intended marrying Tuesday
Vening, but owing to their relation
nip there was parental opposition,
nd the "old folks" having discov-
red their intentions, they were mar
ed several hours before the time
It, to avoid interposition, We ten
er them our best wishes.-Tobacco
eaf.
At the Christian Church, at Gym
mana, 1t being Elder Stanley's fare
Iell sermon, Notwithstanding the
ain, . very largo crowd gathered
lst Sunday to hear him. -Four
reachers besides himself, two of