Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-18
HERE AND THERE,

d. Dade, Administrator of p. l.. To-
rian, In another column.
Buy your Toys and holiday Pres
ents this week from HOLLAND 81
RoD0ERs, they are selling them AT
CosT.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Meacham, of
Belleview, celebrated the 30th ami
versary of their marriage on last
Wednesday.
The protracted meeting at Sinking
Fork church still continues with Revs.
j. U, Spurlin and j. W. Boyd in
charge.
The ladies of the Christian church
realized handsome sum from the
basket supper given in the basement
of the church Monday night.
We are no. selling out at cost, but
we will sell you anything in our line
cheaper than any other house in the
city. WILSON Il GALBREATH.
Mr.. MR. Bradshaw, of Beverly.
will NOV; TO this city January LIST,
and 90 Tito the grocery business with
1
Mr.. Rob. Guynn, In the llord build
ing, OIL ginth street.
Miss Viola Long was baptized in
the Baptbt church Wednesday eve
ming by Rev. J. 4. Barrow. The pas
tor was 100 much indisposed 10 go
into the water without jeopardizing
his healh.
The meeting at the Ninth street
Presbyterian church closed Monday
evening Rev. Mr.. Ilendrick preach
ed several very able discourses dur
ing the progress Of the meeting.
Mr.. j. W. Oayce and Miss Rebecca
Adams, of South Christian, will be
married next Tuesday at Liberty
church and will be given a reception
at Mr., j. NJ. Cayce's. There will be
-four couples Of attendants and the
wedding will be one of the most bril-
liant ones Of the season.
"0h, how the shoe pinches," We
are selling our NEW TOYS AT
COST. HOLLAND & RoDeERs.
Prof. Edwards, the "Ethescope" SCI
entlfc exhibitor, closed his engage
ment here Wednesday night and will
be al Pembroke the rest of this week.
There are several entertaining fea-
lures IN his show, besides The "London
Sensation" aud his performances are
well worth the price he charges.
II was Mr.. j. NJ. Startling instead
Of Mr.. Long as we stated Tuesday,
who received the highest number of
votes for Councilman last Saturday.
lie received 355 votes aud only one
other Councilman got so strong an en-.
dorscment. Mr.. Startling is the young
est member of the Board.
An informant who was misled by
fancied resemblance of Rev. Mr..
uendrick TO Rev. WI Nourse, caus-
ed us TO note in our last issue that the
latter g,ntleman's father was visiting
him. Ihis was an awkward mistake
which we avail ourselves of the first
opportunity TO correct.
Mr.. Nm. ID. Summers had six fat
teninghogs stolen from his pen few
nights ago, which would have neited
800 pounds of pork. lie had killed
all hit ten some days before. The
four remaining ones were found in
the road the next morning, near his
house. No clue has yet been found
except that the tracks indicated that
they were driven TOWARDS town.
The Indications are that there will
be wedding in IIopkinsville quite
soon and also limited that there will |
be one in Clarksville, Tenn , in which |
Princeton gentleman are mentioned
as parties TO the nit. 49,. We under
stand that new company from Hop
kinsville, have leased Powell's Hall. |
This will be run in connection with
their house at lIopkinsville and will
give us a good number of perform
ances.-Princeton Argus.
Messrs. J. D. Clardy, ]. A. Brow.
ming and I. l.. Graham, delegates
from the oranges Of this county, re-
turned from the Kentucky State
Grange at Harrodsburg, few days
ago. DR.. Glardy was elected Grand
Master and Mr.. Browning reelected
Grand Secretary. Church Hill Grange
therefore supplies the two most i'm
portant officers of the State Grange.
While Mr.. j. E. Summers, of this
city, was sitting in the ladies' waiting
room at the depot, at Hopkinsville,
a short time since, lady asked him
to hold her baby while she looked
after her trunk. Mr.. Summers, rec
ognizing the fact that he had plenty
of such property at home, and it
being about time for the train to
leave, politely answered by Offering
TO look after her trunk himself. Ed
reads the papers, hence he Is up to
cks,-CadiZ Telephone.