Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-02-10
HERE AND THERE.


Rev. w. r. Clellan will preach at
the First Presbyterian church next
Sunday.
A protracted meeting will begin at
at Baptist church the second Sunday
in March.
Three new deacons were elected by
the Baptist church here last week.
Messrs. l.. p. Payne, b. +. Eager and
VIM. A. Long were chosen.
Geo. Pinckney, a colored mule
thief, escaped from the Cadiz Jail
Monday night of last week, stole the
jaller's mule and left for parts I'M
known.
Pomroy's Liver Cure, The great
remedy for Sick-headache, Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaints. Sold by j..
r. Armistead and Hopper Il Son,
IIoDkinsville, w. W. and j. p. Gar
nett, Pembroke.
The SOUTH KENTucKiAN is clamor-
ing for telephone exchange.-Madi-
sonville Cleaner.
Hopkinsville has had a telephone ex-
change for nearly three years. What
you saw was pay local asking for
better patronage.
West Union Baptist church, at
Belleview, has called Rev. j. Il. Bar
row as pastor for two Sundays in
each month. The call has been &C.
cepted and Mr.. Barrow began his
pastoral services last Sunday.
The advertisement of the Missouri
Republican printed elsewhere pre-
sents remarkable opportunity for
persons to subscribe at the lowest
rates for one of the best newspapers
In the United States, and get in con-
junction an excellent Watch, or Clock,
or Blacksmith's Kit, or sewing Ma
chine, etc, at merely nominal price.
These things are all warranted by
the "0ld Reliable" Republican.
Mr.. Dennis Barbee, one Of Hop
kinsville's most energetic and relia-
BILE young men has gone to Wallonia,
Trigg county, to buy tobacco. He is
a straightforward and trustworthy
gentleman, and any representations
he may make may be relied upon.
No young man Of this city stands
higher for integrity and fair-dealing.
We wish him much success in his
new location.
The Princeton Argus reports MAJ.
Gordon as saying of the l. A. " I.
railroad: ~ am glad to report that,
Notwithstanding the bad weather we
have had of late which is greatly re-
tarding to our work on the railroad,
we are now laying track rapidly and
will have 90 miles of road in opera
ton by the 18th of February and !
hope to send a train through to
Princeton by the middle of July if
We can get the earnest cooperation
and prompt action of subscribers to
our bonds"
Mr.. Benjamin Franklin, formerly of
this city, now of Memphis, will be
married next Tuesday to Miss Lora
Wolfe in the Presbyterian church at
Washington, Indiana. The bride is
the daughter of DIR. Henry Wolfe, of
Washington. Mr.. Franklin has a
host of friends in GAINESVILLE who
congratulate him on the happy occa-
sion. The newspaper squad, ofwhich
he was so long prominent member,
take a special pleasure in extending
good wishes for his future happiness
-Clarksville Chronicle.
The South KENTUoKIAN extends its
warmcst congratulations. Mr.. Frank
lin has many friends in this city.
We are in receipt of Nanz Il Neu-
ner's Illustrated Catalogue for 1885.
1t contains explicit directions as to
the time and mode of planting all the
numerous plants, seeds and bulbs.
Their seeds, plants, ETC., give
universal satisfaction. Those who
have had trouble with northern
grown garden seeds or plants may
remedy the whole matter by placing
their orders with Messrs. Nanz &
Neuner, of Louisville. Their goods
are adapted to our climate and soil,
and never fail to give fullest satisfac'
ton and cost less money than those
purchased of northern gardeners.
But send a postal card at ouce and
ask for catalogue so that you may
have ample time to make your selec'
tons. This firm may be relied
upon implicitly as being in every
way responsible, correct and prompt
Their advertisement appears in an
other column.
CADIz TELEPHONE: "Uncle York
Shoemaker told us the following sto
ny few days ago, and vouches fol
| its truthfulness. About daylight
one morning his wife and Miss Sue
Pitts called to him to hasten and
come to the door. AS he was hur'
rying out of the house, he heard al
unusually rumbling noise in the di'
| rection Of the old grave yard. When
he opened the door he observed
perpendicular line of smoke rising