Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-11
HERE AND THERE,

repairing in the city, is done at NJ. d.
Kelly's.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. w. Pofl' Joined tic
Baptist church by letter last Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. Geo. Bradley is rejoictd over
the appearance of a fine girl baby at
his house on the It'll inst.
The Virginia street colored Baptist
church has purchased an elegant new
silver communion set, paying therefor
$3i.
The children of the Public Schools
will give an entertainment at the
Opera House on next Friday evening
the 18th inst. "a 4
Mrs. Mary Lou Miller, of the Sink
ing Fork ncighborhood, died last
Sunday and was buried in the GENE.
terry here on Monday.
DIR. J. T. IIendrick will preach at
the 9th street Presbyterian church
tonight, tomorrow night and Sab
BATH morning and evening. q
Rev. &. Lowenstein, viii preach a
sermon In the German language, III
the Ninth street Presbyterian church,
next Sunday at 9 o'clock P. NJ.
A special election TO I'LL the vacan-
cy in the 9th Senatorial District, COM
posed Of the counties of Christian and
Hopkins, will be held on Monday,
Dec. 2lst. 500 .n
One candidate is already in the field
for the Senate and there is talk Of
several others, The election Is only
ten days of, and what is done must
be done quickly. Va
II was announced last Sunday that
there would be no services at the
Catholic church next Sunday, but
Rev. p. II. Feglan has since inform-
cd us that there would be.
If you want a real fine clock at
prices that You would have to pay
elsewhere for inferior clocks, go 10
NJ. ID. Kelly's, where you will get the
worth Of your money.
Rev. Dr.A.C. Caperton, editor Of
the Western Recorder, delivered a
lecture on Mexico" in the Baptist
church at Pembroke, Wednesday
evening. An admission price of %
cents was charged.
The Band of lIarvesters will give
a Basket Sociable in the basement of
the Christian Church, Monday even
ing, Dec. Ia. Admission 10 cts, bas
kets containing lunch for two sold at
20cts, Everyone invited 10 attend. (
Don't forget TO call at NJ. d. Kelly S
jewelry emporium and see his ele-
gantstock Beats anything in town,
in quantity, quality, styles and low
prices.
Avery enjoyable dance was given
at lIowe's Hall last Wednesday night.
There was not very large attend
ance on account of the cold weather,
and the short time in which it was
gotten up. Music was made by an
Italian band.
A man named Alex Shields fell
down the steps In coming out of
Schmitts billiard hall Saturday night
and was Knocked senseless by the fall.
Ifcstruck on his head at the foot Of
the steps and was badly cut about the
face and head. DR.. Sargent dressed
his wounds and sent him home in a
street-car. .trt
Our city cemetery should be given
some appropriate name, one; that
would have more than local signifl-
canoe. 1t is one of the most beauti-
fully arranged cemeteries to be found
in the State aud the time has come
when II should have name. "River.
side' or "Greenlawn" would either
be pretty and appropriate name,
Have you seen the magnificent new
stock OF diamonds, gold and silver
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles
Hollands gold pens, engagement
rings &c, now open at NJ. D. Kelly'i
jewelry emporium. MtI,Itiq
I'VE have just finished printing tn
minutes ofthe Grand Council Of Goo
Samaritans, Of Kentucky, consisting
of1l6pages. Our prices were cheap
er than Louisville, and other offices
and all who have any book printing
to do would do well 10 call on us, o
write for estimates. We are espec
tally equipped for this line of wori
and consequently, can do 1t cheaper
The trial ofMr. S. D, Radford
charged with maliCiously shooting q
MrJ. G. AdCock, was held befor
Esq. Rogers Wednesday, Severa
witnesses were heard on both side
Radford was defended by Messr
Bush and Mcpherson and the prose
4 cution was represented by City Alto
ney Ferguson. The EVIDENCE did nc
sustain the charge and the accuse
was acquitted. 2i. 3ar -'si
n Rev. L. Williams, pastor oftl
Virginia street colored Baptist churC
: hecehtly baptized 36persons, the fiui