Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-02-20
HERE AND THERE.

Howe's time is the city standard.
Sacks for putting up meat for sale
at this Office, cheap.
NJ. d. Kelly, Jeweler and Optician;
25 years practical experience.
Rev. j. NJ. Gill will preach at Sa-
lubria church on the fourth Sunday
iu this month, the % inst.
G. E. Gather is now receiving a
nice line of hair brushes, papeteries
and fine writing paper.
Pomroy's Liver Cure, The great
remedy for Sick-headache, Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaints. Sold by j..
r. Armistead and Hopper " Son,
HoDkinsville, w. W. and j. p. Gar
nett, Pembroke.
Next Sunday is Washington's
birthday and a national holiday.
When holiday falls on the Sabbath
the law requires the following day to
be observed, consequently the banks,
post-ofllcc, etc, will be closed next
Monday, the 23rd inst.
Three new dcacons-Mess. Louis
p. Payne, b. L. Eager and Will A.
Long-were ordained at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening. The
ordination was conducted by Revs.
j. N. Prcstridge, j. f. Dagg and j.
4. Barrow.
The Knights of Pythias Lodge,
which was burned out Dec. 30, has
once more got in running order with
a new outfit. The new officers were
installed at the last meeting and the
rank of esquire conferred. The
ranks of page and knight will be con-
ferred at the next meeting, the 26tlI
inst.
Mr.. J. NJ. Tandy will sell at hi;
residence tomorrow lot of house
hold and kitchen furniture, consist
ing of bureaus, mattresses, bedding
etc, a part of which was saved from
his hotel during the late fire. Also
two fine Jersey mich cows, two
year old stations and other live stock
Sale on Jesup Avenue, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ.
Capt. c. II. Tandy, Of st. Louis
who with his wife had been visiting
Peter Postell. his brother-in-law, II
this city, returned home last Tuesday
While here he delivered two lectures
che to the U. Is. +. Lodge at thciI
Hall and the other to The colnrct
public at the Virginia street Daptis
church. The lectures were highl!
commended by those who heard them
Since the departure Of DIR. W. F
Patton, Mr.. Jno. w. Cooper is nov
In sole charge of the territory EN-
bracing the counties of Christian
Trigg, Caldwell, Lyon, Marshall ant
McCracken, as agent for the South
crn Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Louisville. Mr.. Cooper is youns
man ofenergy and capability and vii
serve the company faithfully and eff
iiciently,
Mr.. NJ. Lipstine's advertisement
appears elsewhere in this issue. IL,
is now comfortably located on Nash
Vile street, under this office, with
choice line of goods in the clothin!
and the dry goods and millinery de
partmcnts. lie occupies two com
modious rooms and his stand is a goot
one. lie invites the public 10 call oil
him in his new quarters and inspec
his goods before making purchase
elsewhere.
Maj. l.. G. Gordon, Of ClarksvillC
the moving genius of the /, A. & I
Railroad, was in the city Tuesday
To a representative of the South Ken
tuckian who caught him on the fly h
stated that the cars were now runnin
daily from Clarksville TO llinsleytow
and that the work would be pushe
ahead aud the road completed
Princeton in time TO carry off III
wheat crop along the line. Depo
will be located every few mile
. Mai. Gordon seems to be thorough
imbued with the idea that the compl
ton of the road at very carly day
y a foregone conclusion.
On next Friday, the 9th, of III
O month, the pupils of the IIopEinsvil
~ Public Schools will commemorate |
appropriate exercises the birthday
Il the poet, Henry w. Longfellow. II
memorial exercises for the rooms {
q the first floor (the rooms of Mrs. NJ
Kenzie. Mrs. Rramham. Miss M