Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-02-13
HERE AND THERE,

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Sacks for putting up meat for sale
at this office, cheap.
The Hubbardsville Aid Society, a
colored benefit association, was Or
gained last week.
Rev. ID. G. Rankin will preach
Sunday morning and night at the
Southern Presbyterian church.
There will be Sacramento Ser
vice at the Methodist church next
Sabbath morning; the pastor Rev. e.
W. Bottomlcy will preach.
Messrs. II. S. Gary and NJ. V. Ow-
en- will offer for sale carload of
fine mules, at lIipkins' livery stable,
in this city tomorrow.
Mess. Withers & Co. sold very
fine buggy this week, of the Wood
hull make, to young gentleman in
South Christian. They carry very
fine line of vehicles of the best make
in connection with their implement
business.
The friends of Prohibition and
State reform are requested to meet
at the Court House in Hopkinsville
on LIST Monday in March, (Circuit
CourD to appoint delegates to attend
the convention to be held IN Louis
vile on 10Th March.
The blizzard of last Tuesday caused
the mercury to take another tumble
zerowards and by Wednesday morn
ing the thermometers registered over
30 degrees below the freezing point.
The weather moderated little yes
terday, but II is still much too cold to
be pleasant.
Owing to the Quarterly Meeting
being held at Hebron on the second
Sunday, l will preach at Shiloh at IL
o'clock on the 4th Sunday in Febru-
airy. | was not at Shiloh last Sun
day because | had to preach at He
bron in place of the p. E., who was
sick. b. +. Orr.
Near Clarksvillc, lightning struck
a barn belonging TO n. V. Gerhart
and burned It with its contents
valued at $500, last Monday. In
the city G.. w. Bucks house was
struck aud a feather bed set on fire,
but il was put out before much dam
age was done. The whole county
was visited by severe storm.
All railroads sell round trip tick
cts TO the exposition at reduced rates.
The l.. Il n. road also grants "stop-
over" privileges. Mr.. Christian Cen
sickle, of Benton county, Iowa took
advantage of tins arrangement tc
stay few days here prospecting
and continued his journey to New
Orleans last Sunday in company
with Mess. Alex. Anderson and Eerd
Schmitt.
The advertisement of the Missouri
Republican printed elsewhere pre-
sents a remarkable opportunity fol
persons 10 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 Dlacksmith's Kit, or sewing Ma
chine, etc, at merely nominal price
These things are all warranted by
the "Old Reliable" Republican.
by the rate war of the Atlantic
steamship lines, the passengers havt
the benefit OF low rates on board anf
rail. For making a powerful con
currcnce to all German, Dutch, Bel
gian, French and English lines, ant
for getting the greatest possible
number of passengers to pay her eX
penses, the Hamburg steamship lin'
has reduced and fixed the rates oil
her fast sailing first.class steamer
as follows: to or from Hamburg, $40
Bremen, $ll 25; Copenhagen $l2 80
Norway and Sweden, SIT; from
New York to Plymouth, Cherbouri
and Havre, $40; from New York o
, Philadelphia to lIopkinsvillc, 81 81
James and Lige Ricketts,, sons o
Mr.. j. Il. Ricketts,, were arrestc'
Wednesday on warrant sworn on
by Mr., Davis, who has grocery o
, Bridge street, charging them wit
appropriating $l2 worth OF fruit an
| cutlery, on Monday evening. Ii
says the boys were in the store an
, after they left he went out withou
: fastening the door securely and whe
he returned the articles were missing
They gave bond for $3.50 each an
I were arraigned before Judge Brasil
er yesterday. Davis was not read
for trial and concluded to lot the ma
ter be dismissed for the present. W
understand that the evidence againi
them was very slight and who'll
n circumstantial. Mr.. Ricketts, is muc
mortified over the affair and IL
= publicity given it. The young me
stoutly protest their innocence.