Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-25
HERE AND THERE.

Get up club of subscribers for the
Souri, KENTUcKIAN for 1886.
The Episcopal ladies cleared S2o
from their candy pulling MONDAY
night.
All of the banks will be closed to-
day, as Christmas day is a National
holiday.
Wa want active agents in this and
adjoining cor'"es 10 work ior the
Ir.,.m,,or,AN, 10 whom a liberal COM
MI .on will be paid.
/ Mr.. d. w. Harmed sold his fine
Cadmus colt Charley Fulcher, to Mr..
r. w. Roach, of Trigg county, last
Wednesday, for 1920.
A large number of country people
were in the city yesterday and the
merchants who advertise their goods
did a rushing business.
Tho young ladies of the Baptist
church realized $l7 from their pound
I party AMI auction of candy Tues
day night.
The post-oillce will be closed to-
day except for an hour in the morn
ing-from 8 10 8 o'clock, and a short
while at 8 o'clock In the evening.
When you get ready to turn over
new leaf next Friday let one of your
good resolutions be to take the South
KENTUcKIAN for 1886.
Mrs. Goodwin, rcllct Of Capt. G.
G.. Goodwin, deceased, Of Cerulean
Springs, died at her home last We'd
nesday, the 23rd inst.
Make up your mind to get your
neighbor to take the Souri, KENTucK-
IAN, thereby doing him favor and
helping us 10 increase our list.
The marriage of Edgar Irwin TO
Adelaide Tyler, daughter of King
Tyler, on tho 22nd inst, was the
event of the week among the colored
people.
We have the largest line of we'd
ding goods ever brought TO this city,
which We would like 10 show to all
who are in need Of anything in this
line.
If you know anyone TO whom you
would like to have a sample copy of
the Souri, KENTucKIAN sent, just
send us his name and he will receive
the paper promptly.
Mr.. Frank p. Holloway, who died
last week, held a 5000 policy in the
Equitable Insurance Company, of
which Mr.. E. L. Campbell is the dis
trict agent.
I FOR RENT-Thc storc-rooms late
llk occupied by NJ. w. Grissam, de-
ceased. Apply to W. T. Cooper,
Phoenix Hotel, or j. S. Summers,
Longview.
The business house of C. E. Tandy,
dealer in groceries, drugs, etc at
Fairview, was closed few days ago
and Mr.. Tandy has made an assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors.
Mr.. p. I. Shelton, who recently re-
turned from Texas, has bought out
the lease Of Mr.. Gano Henry, Jr., and
will operate the Frank Cox farm,
near Ncwstead, next year.
The ordinance prohibiting the
shooting of fire crackers, rockets, etc,
in the city, was waived last night, in
order 10 let tho boys enjoy Christmas
TO the fullest extent.
George NJ. Armstrong, of North
Christian, who was married TO Miss
Nancy Gladdish ouly ten days before,
died ofpnoumonia on the 2lst inst, at
the residence of Colombus Gladdish,
near Castlebury church.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Woodbridge, the
new mail agent on the o, & r., has
been learning the run during the
past week. lie has made many
friends herc.-Russcllyille Herald
Enterprise.
Gus Halls saloon on Seventh ST.
has been closed by attachments. His
principle creditors are M. Ryan,
Nashville, and Ullmer Il Co., Evans
willie, $3.50; rent due, $500; NJ. Lip
slime, $3.50 and Gus Young $40.
The greatest attraction now in the
city is the low prices at which our
popular jeweler, M. d. Kelly, is SELL
: ing his magnificent stock of every
thing in the jewelry line for the holi-
days. Don't miss the opportunity to
call and examine and be convinced.
Walter Blythe, our prompt and re-
liable carrier, will greet his patrons
this morning with handsome Gear
rier's Address. lie has done faith
full service during the year and de.
serves substantial reward at tho
hands Of the readers Of the SOUTH
KENTUCKIAN.
, The purchase Of Mr.. B. W. Harned's
cottage on Seventh street was not
: concluded by the Fairview Circuit
although the terms were agreed upon.
+. The committee concluded TO -ppr-
! chase a cheaper place and bought Mr..
0 w. d. Ennis lot on Campbell street,