Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-22
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave a candy pulling in the Thomp-
son block, last night.

rave candy pulling IN the IhoHlp-
on block, last night.
We want active agents in this and
counties to work for the
lENTUcKiAN, 10 whom aliberal COM
mission will be paid.
Messrs. Campbell 81 Medley, the
lentists, have moved into the up
stairs rooms in the Beard building,
,orner 9Th and Main streets, where
heir friends will find them in hand
jome new quarters.
Make up your mind to get your
to take the SOUTH KENTuCK-
IAN, thereby doing him favor and
helping us to increase our list.
We have the largest line of we'd
ding goods ever brought to this city,
which we would like to show to all
who are in need of anything in this
line.
DR.. ]. NJ. Ramsey, Of Belleview,
and Miss Halle Wright, of Sinking
Fork, a sister of Mr.. Jno. 7. Wright,
of this city, will be married next
Thursday, the Oath inst.
If you want TO make any of your
friends a Christmas present that will
be appreciated, send them the South
KENTucKIAN. 1t will only cost you
$500 year, and gives more news
than any semi-weekly paper you can
get.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give pound party aud have an
auction of candies made by The
young ladies, at the late stand of Jas.
Pye & Co, in the opera building, this
evening. Everybody Is invited. The
statement that it would be Monday
night was q mistake.
Mr.. ]. w. Cayce and Miss Rebecca
Adams will be married at Liberty
church, this county, at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. There will be four
couples of attendants, and the bridal
party will be given a reception this
evening at the residence of Mr.. j. NJ.
Caycc.
Mr.. J. Bailey Richards and Miss
Sallie Mcdaniel will be united in
marriage at the Methodist church TO-
morrow evening Of 5 80 o'clock. In
vitations are general to the friends Of
the young couple. Messrs. John g.
Ellis, Bailey Waller, Hanson Dulin
and Palmer Graves will be the ushert
for the occasion.
Rev. David A. Radcliffe, a we'll
known aud respected minister of the
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
died Saturday, Dec. 10Th, aged &
years. lie had been a preacher fol
AZ years and had long been one o.
the leading members Of his denomi
nation in the Kentucky Conference
of Colored Mcthodists.
ID. Galbreath & Co., q new jewelr!
firm, will open up business in til,
room now occupied by Tobin & Co.
III a week or two. Mr.. Duncan
Galbreath, the head of the firm, is {
very worthy and popular young gen
tleman, who has been associated will
Mr.. j. NJ. Howe for some years. Ill
will command a fair share of the pub
lie patronage.
Messrs. NJ. Frankel & Sons, tn
cold Reliable" dry goods men, hay,
moved into their two large new store
rooms, corner 9Th and Main streets
In one they handle clothing ant
gents furnishing goods exclusivel,
and in the other dry goods, notions
etc. They have the largest establish
ment in the city and intend to lea,
the market In all goods In thsir line
in low prices and big bargains.
| If you should chance to read thi
copy of the South KENTuoKIAS, an
are not subscriber, we would b
glad to have you make up your min
to take It. Just ask yourself tn
question If 1t is not the cheapest pa
per you can get for the money, an
where else you can get an eight co
umn paper twice a week for onl
$500 year, that win give you
much general news?
Mr.. Frank p. Holloway, wei
known farmer and a useful citizcl
died at his residence south of tn
city, last Thursday Dec. 18th, age
about 40 years. Mr.. Holloway ha
, been In rather delicate health fl
some time and contracted cold du
ing recent hunt inArkansas, whiC
: was the cause Of his death. He was
son-in-law OF Mr., S. 7. Fox, of tn
a city, and leaves family. lie was
0 clever gentleman and we regret to
0 called upon to chronicle his death.
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