Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-03-20
HERE AND THERE,


Rev. Is. +. Orr will preach at The
church at Casky Sunday, March 2jth
Polk Cansler will have a carload
of mules for sale at his stable to-mor-
row.
AS Jcweler and optieian, NJ. d.
Kelly has the largest practical ex-
pericnce.
Rev. John Ferguson will preach at
Concord church next Sunday Mar.
p, at ii o'clock A. M.
Mr.. N. T. Wright has gone to
housekeeping in the house OH the
north east corner of Nashville and
Virginia streets.
The best snow of the season fell
Monday night, but like all of the pre-
ceding ones tins season, it remained
on the ground but few hours.
There will be a Sacramento SER
vice at the Methodist Church next
Sunday morning. DIR. II. G. Morri-
son will preach morning and even
ing.
Miss Lilly Swanwick, who visited
this city last summer, died at the res
idence Of her parents in Los An
geles, California, Mar. 3, 1885. She
was in delicate health when here and
her death is not surprise TO her
friends here.
Mr.. G. +. Tandy, of Fairview, in
serts a conspicuous advertisement of
his grocery and drug storc,in to-day'S
paper. lie has recently opened up
in business at Fairvicw with u choice
stock of goods in his line and invites
the patronage of the public through
our columns. lie is a clever, relia-
BILE young gentleman and we bespcak
for him liberal patronage from the
people of Fairview and vicinity.
Messrs. Geo. f.. Cooper & Co., OF
Nashville. Tenn, insert a conspicu-
Gus advertisement in this issue, and
asks all who are in need of a galvan-
lied iron cornice, dormer- windows
window caps etc, to give them call
or write to Them for prices. They
have put up a great deal Of work in
this city, which has given entire sat.
isfaciion, and hich stands as rec
commentator of their firm.
Fred Wallis, a son Of Allan Wallis
Esq, who is employed at Rabbeth 4
Brownell's mill, was accidentally shot
last Monday. lie had a pistol in his
pants pocket which was discharged
in some way and the ball made a
serious flesh wound in his thigh
lie very narrowly escaped being ia.
tally injured. At last accounts he
was doing well aud Is on the road 10
recovery. Another warning CON-
mentary on the handling Of iirearm:
by half-grown boys.
John ID. Pedcn, a well.to.do citi'
zen of the vicinity of Fairview, this
county, was adjudged lunatic last
Tuesday and sent to the Asylum as
a pay patient lie was violently and
dangerously insane and was brought
into court hand-ruiled, bound secure.
ly aud guarded by -four men. lie
was giant almost in strength and il
was with great difficulty that he
could be handled at oil. lie is SO years
old and the father of family. llit
son was appointed TO convey him to
Anchorage, as the Asylum here was
too full TO accommodate him. Mr.
Peden was insane about IL years ago
but was pronounced cured. Ills
mania was brought on again by an
excited religious discussion with 8
neighbor.
The protractcd meeting at the Bap.
list church is rapidly assuming the
proportions ola genuine revival. u
to yesterday at noon eighteen per
sons had united with the church
The following are the names of those
joining since our last report: L. p
Fears, Misses Carrie Blaine and Mat
tie Wilson, Mrs. j. NJ. Daniel, Misses
Nellie Long and Maude Fleming
Sydney Lediord, Miss Laura Daniel
S. j. Crumbine, and Miss Rosa Stein
hagen, by experience; Prof. j. NJ
Daniel, by letter; Robt. Weakle!
restored. Two of the little girls who
first joincd-Lida Bell Donaldson
and Bette Hanberry-were I'M
mersed in the baptistry Sunday af
ternoon. The others who Joined BY
experience are candidates for bap
tism. The interest is constantly in
creasing. Rev. Mr.. Gardner will
continue TO preach till the end of thu
week and perhaps longer.
In another column will be found |
trial of Mr.. Jno. Il. Wright before
jury of his countrymen. From thei
verdict it will be seen that he occu
pies a place in the front rank of Hop
kinsville's business men. lie has OF
hand and keeps always in stock,
large and well selected stock of cloth
ing for men and boys, hats, caps
boots, shoes and all kinds of gents
furnishing goods, which he sells a