Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-03-24
HERE AND THERE.

As Jeweler and optician, NJ. d.
Kelly has the largest practical ex-
peri;nce.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. W. +,
Garnett, one day last week, daugh
Ter.
DR.. o. +. Gregory, of New Orleans,
will preach at the Baptist Church
next Sunday.
Esq. Thos. Green is building a
brick building on the corner of Clay
and Spring street which will be used
for blacksmith's shop.
Mr.. Thomas Billiard, a well-known
brickmason of this city, died on the
10th inst, of pnuemonia, in the 5ith
year Of his age.
The ladies of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church will celebrate
the anniversary Of their mission So
ciety, at the Southern Presbyterian
church this evening.
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On the third Sunday In April,
Rev. 7. Il. Eaton will dedicate the
Pembroke church. There will be
dinner OH the ground for those in at
tendance, and services will be held at
IL A. NJ. and l 80 =. NJ.
A slight change has been made in
the running of the passenger trains.
The south-bound train now arrives
at u :3S, u minutes later, and the
north-bound at 9 :55, IS minutes ear
lier.
Rolla Ryan, the character artist and
facial dclineater, gave very satisfac-
tory performance at the Opera House
last night. We went TO press to ear
ly to give an extended notice of this
entertainment.
A slight snow fall Thursday after
noon whitened the ground for few
hours, but Saturday night two inches
of snow fell. II will be well enough
to remember that the only snow Of
any consequence this winter came
with the vcrnal equinox.
The house of John Poindextcr,
COL, on Higgins Street, near the
Fair Grounds, was burned Thursday
night about midnight. The engine
was taken out bat not in time TO save
the property. The loss was about
5000 or $3.50. The origin Of the fire
could not be learned.
Jesse Angel, harmless inmate of
the Western Asylum, and in some
respects a remarkable character, died
Monday the 10th inst. lie was a de-
vout member of the Baptist church
aud a regular attendant at Sunday
school, although almost helpless from
paralysis. lie came to the Asylum
from Logan county. His remains
were inferred in the city cemetery
here.
We want the readers of the SOUTH
KFNTucKrAN 10 compare it with the
other papers they get, and see lift is
not worth recommending TO their
neighbors. Look at the amount OF
reading matter you get twice aweek,
and just when it is most convenien,
for you. Don't let your subscription
expire, but renew at once and per-
suadc others 10 do likewise.
Mr.. Curtis Skerritt received very
painful wound on his forehead last
Thursday from the kick of horse at
the livery stable of Mr.. I. L. Smith.
Mr.. Skerriu was mailing plank on
a stall adjoining the one the horse
was in, and the horse not appreciat-
ing his proximity, kicked him
through the hole where the plank
was missing. Mr.. Skerritt received
several small wounds besides long
cash on his forehead. He is able to
be up.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From
Hopkinsville, Saturday, March 81, a
light chestnut sorrel horse, hind feet
white, small star in forehead, Ii
hands high and l0years old. Had
on saddle and bride. Any informa'
ton of his whereabouts will be lib
orally rewarded. w. N. MCKEE,
Or Chas. Mckee & Cos Grocery.
Street Inspector John A. Twymar
is now energetically prosecuting th'
work of cleaning up the streets and
will also carry his work into the al
leys and private premises of the cit
liens. In accordance with the health
ordinance, all citizens will be requir
ed to keep their premises free from
filth of all kinds, and the police, un
der the direction Of Mr.. Twyman
will be constituted into a committed
of supervision to see that it is done
The public thoroughfares are being
rapidly put into excellent condition
and the fact that Mr.. Twyman has
the work in hand is guarantee
that they will be kept SO.
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