Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01
HERE AND THERE.

The most reliable and finest watch
repairing in the city, is done at NJ. d.
Kelly's.
There will be o Minstrel show at
the Opera House next Saturday night
Dec. 9th.
DIR. d. Manly, of Louisville, preach
ed two able sermons at the Baptist
church Sunday.
Rumor has 1t that two popular
young divincs will shortly link their
destinies with two charming bellies of
South Christian.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
decorated the church in very hand
some manner for Thanksgiving SER
vices, last Thursday.
There will be a business meeting of
the Y. NJ. c. A., this evening of spec
ial Importance. All the members are
requested to be on hand.
A circle meeting was held at The
Baptist church last Saturday. A
full account of the proceedings will
be given in our next issue.
Bishop T. U. Dudley preached at
the Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing and evening. Some eight or ten
persons were confirmed after the ev-
ening service.
We publish to-day a call upon
Judge Joe McCarroll 10 become a
candidate for Circuit Judge. 1t Is
signed by nearly all of the Democratic
members of the local bar,
The Lotus Literary Society Of
Bethel Female College will hold a
public meeting next Friday evening,
In the College chapel. The programme
will be very interesting one.
Miss Alice Hayes will move her
millinery store to the rooms over
Jones u Co.'S, on Jan. lst, and In or
der 10 reduce her stock she is now
offering special bargains IN millinery
goods. |
The Methodist churches of the
Fairview Circuit have bought Mr..
B. W. Harned's cottage on Nashville
street, near the Catholic church, for
a parsonage. The price paid was
s2,l00.
The Cadiz Telephone has como out
on the side of common sense and dc.
termined 10 adopt and adhere to the
cash system. II announces that II
will discontinue all unpaid subscrp-
tons Jan. LIST, and do a strictly cash
business in the future.
DIR. J. ID. Clardy, ofthis county, has
been appointed by the Governor as
one Of the delegates from Kentucky
to the Farmers National Congress,
which meets at indianapolis, to-mor-
row. Two delegates from each Con-
gressional district and two from the
State at large were appointed. Mr..
Elias Powell, of Henderson, is the
other delegate from this district.
A large and appreciative audience
at the Methodist church Thursday
evening was delighted with the lar
vest Home exercises of the Sunday
School; the thought Of the evening
was Sowing and Reaping, which was
beautifully illustrated by Scripture,
song and recitation. The ladies Of
this church are winning a reputation
for pleasing and instructive Sunday
School entertainments.
DIR. II. u. Garner has moved Into
his elegant new City Pharmacy on
west side of Main street and has OPEN
ed up big stock Of new goods and
is now ready to see his old friends.
II is over eleven months since he was
burned out. His new building is
one the finest In Southern Kentucky
and his stock will be one Of the largest
and most complete in the state, out
side Of the larger cities. Messrs. r.
E. L, Smith, as prescription clerk, and
Mr.. Harry Garner, Jr., as salesman
will assist the genial proprietor in
attending to the wants Of customers
The Council will meet to-day and
It is understood that they will take
up the subject of numbering the
streets, laid over from the last meet
ing, and pass an ordinance number
ing the cross streets and perhaps
numbering the houses. We have
taken occasion TO make inquiries,
and we believe every man in the city
is in favor of this being done. We
have heard no one express an objec-
ton to 1t and the Council may be
fully assured that the passage of
such an ordinance would be univer-
sally approved by our citizens.
TO The Sick.