Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-28
HERE AND THERE,

go TO Mctcalfc, Graham Il Co.
AS aJewelcr and optlcian M.D.Kel-
ly has the largest practical experience.
Mr.. Tom w. Duckner formerly of
this city, was ordained a deacon in
the Baptist churah at Henderson, last
Sunday.
Anyone desiring homemade or
Eastern buggy or barouche can Sc
cure bargain by calling at this Of
flee.
The annual sale of the Church Hill
Grange will take place June 18th, and
every effort will be made 10 make it
one of the most successful sales yet
held.
Sunday was such a fine day for
fishing that many persons in the city
took their poles and went out to fish
awhile Just for fun"
The protracted meeting at the Meth
odist church closed last week. There
were twcnty-thrcc conversions and
quite number of accessions 10 the
church during its progress.
Mr. Benz. West an old and highly
respected citizen, died yesterday at the
residence of his son-in-law, Mr.. j. W.
uicks, near Church Hill. Mr.. West
had been in feeble health for some
time.
The next annual stock sale of the
Casky Grange will he held May DIST.
These sales are always successes, and
the Casky grangers may look for a
large crowd.
On next Saturday May ., three
Trustees of the Public Schools will
be elected. The three retiring Trus-
tees are Messrs. j. |. Landes, Joe Nc
Carroll and VIM. Skerritt.
FOR RENT-The new and COM
modious store-room in the Withers
building, corner Main and Nashville
streets, will be rented upon very rea-
sonable terms. Apply to Henry &
Payne.
LADIES, you are cordially invited
to call and see my new stock of
Spring Millinery Goods, with all the
novelties of the season.
Miss ALICE HAYES.
Over Wilson Il Galbreath's.
Rev, DR.. 4. G.. Keen, Of Evansville,
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day morning to very large congre-
CATION. DR.. Keen greatly cndcared
himself To the membership during
the many years that he was pastor
of the church and they are always
glad to have him fill his old pulpit.
Mr.. c. 4. Tandy, the Fairvicw
druggist will have Il drawing June
% at which time ho will dispose of u
music-box to some one of his custom
crs. Every person buying ~ cents
worth of goods at his store and pay
ing cash therefor, between now and
the time of the drawing, will be given
a ticket free.
In the notice of the Ryals- Dickin'
sou nuptials at Trenton last week
the names of two of the bridesmaid:
Misses Leila Dickinson and Mary
Hattler-werc left out. The usher'
at the church were Messrs. G. c
Wood, S. L. Steger, +. j. Runyon and
Jno. e. Dickinson.
Messrs. L. II. Hopper, A. w. Pyle
Clarence Anderson and the latteri
two sons, returned Saturday from
fishing trip down on Pond river
They went TO Johnson's mill or there
abouts and the result of five days
angling was about 60 pounds of fin,
fish. They report having had
good time generally, but as is usual!
the case they were so unfortunate a
to let their best fish get away.
Mr.. Reuben Bailey, the Todd coun
ty farmer bitten by mad-dog som,
time ago, has never developed an!
symptoms Of hydrophobia. An &c
count of the affair was given in on
columns at the time. The prompt
ness with which Mr.. Bailey acted il
cauterizing the wound and having
a maidstone applied probably save'
him from a horrible fate.
Mr.. L. l.. Foulks will test the con
stitutionalty of the health ordinanc
in so far as it refers TO the filling vi
of privy vaults, etc. Mr.. Foulks de
clined to obey this part Of the ordi
nance and was arraigned yesterda,
in the City Court and fined $40. ii
requested the Court TO make the fin
large enough TO allow him TO take al
appeal. lie filed notice of appeal T.
Circuit Court.
Mcssrs. j. w. McClanahan and }
l.. Feaganes, the victims of the saw
mill explosion near Pembroke las
Monday, are now out Of danger an,
on the road to an early recovery
Mr.. Feaganes who sustained tn
worse injuries will probably hav
some ugly scars on his face wher
his jaw bone was broken, but it
almost a miracle that either OF til
gentlemen got off as well as the
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