Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-22
HERE AND THERE.

Cansler's stock sale next Saturday.
Get up a club of subscribers for the
South KENTucKIAN for 1886.
The most reliable and finest watch
repairing in the city, is done at M. ID.
Kelly's.
Tho Christian County Medical So
ciety met at DR.. Fairleigh's office
yesterday.
Esq. Thos. II. Major, of Longvicw
district, has resigned his office as
Justice of the Peace.
"0h, how the shoe pinches." We
are selling our NEW TOYS AT
COST. HOLLAND Il RoDGERs.
While Mr.. j. II. Winfree, of South
Christian, was threshing clover one
day last week two ricks caught fire
and he sustained q loss of about $3.50.
Willie Claggett, little son .. Mr..
s. II. Claggett, aged 8 years, fell out
of chair one day last week and
broke one of his arms.
Holland & Rodgers are still SELL
ing their holiday presents at cost and
will continue TO do SO all this week.
FOR RENT-The siore-rooms late
ly occupied by NJ. w. Grissam, de-
ceased. Apply to w. T. Cooper,
PhGnix Hotel, Or J. s. Summers,
Longyiew.
Don't forget 10 call at NJ. d. Kelly's
ljewelry emporium and see his ele-
giant stock Beats anything in town,
in quantity, quality, styles and low
prices.
Judge D. NJ. Woodbridge, a for
mer resident of this county, but of
late resident of Stockton, No., died
OF heart disease in that place on the
10th inst.
Ifyou know anyone to whom you
would like to have a sample copy of
the Souri, KEHTUcKIAN sent, just
send us his name and he will receive
the paper promptly.
Have you seen the magnificent new
stock of diamonds, gold and silver
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
Hollands gold pens, engagement
rings &c, now open at NJ. d. Kelly's
jcwelry emporium.
The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf OF
last week issued a handsome double
number for the purpose of giving It's
patrons a chance TO advertise theii
Christn as goods.
The greatest attraction now in tbt
city is the low prices at which oul
popular jeweler, NJ, d. Kelly, is sell
ing his magnificent stock of every
thing in the jewelry line for the hell
days. Don't miss the opportunity tC
D call and examine and DO convinced
Rev. Jas. Allensworth closed pro
: tracted meeting offour weeks al til,
/. Main street colored Baptist churcl
last week and on Sunday morning h,
baptized fourteen converts in the rlv
er. near the corner Of First and Mali
y streets,
Mr.. J. S. IIanberry, of this county
was married to a young lady, at Dre
men, Muhlonberg county, last week
a detailed account of the wedding
}, appears in another column. We con
c graduate Mr.. Hanberry upon hi
good fortune.
The new Calhoon paper will ap
= pear the first week in January witt
Col. j. NJ. Dodd, of ITopkinsville, a
editor. Mr.. J. /. Goodman, Of thi
u city, will be the foreman of the Office
e lie left for Calhoon yesterday
u Greensboro Messenger.
II is currently reported and geneI
is ally believed that the population c
Y. lIopkinsville will soon be decrease
N by the loss of two of its brightei
young ladies, and that of Clarksvill
% correspoudingly increased. That
n right Just keep 1t up and we wi
10 move Hopkinsville over after Will
Democrat.
There will DO a meeting tonight {
7 o'clock at the Court House, whic
every subscriber to the bonds Of IL
=, /. A. & T. r. r. is urged TO attenI
., Maj. Gordon has a propositio
which has received the endprsemeI
:, of some of our leading business me
;, and the object of the meeting is
I, lay this proposition before the sui
y scribers to the bonds. We unde
90 stand that il the proposition is accep
"A cd work will commence on the roa
NV at once and it will be pushed to
m completion. We would advise Il
ho holders of the bonds 10 give d.
nv study to any proposition and not
he be rushed into letting hold ofol
he good until they are sure of their no
"a upon another.-Democrat.
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