Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-03
HERE AND THERE,

Jackson Tate for $685..
Rev. j. NJ. Peay, of Pembroke, is
assisting Dir. Coleman in protracted
meeting at Hartford, Ky.
The regular sales OF the Clarksville
Tobacco Board Of Trade will com
mence Tuesday next, Dec. 7th, and
continue weekly thereafter.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of DR., A. p. Campbell and Miss
Johnnie Mills, at the Baptist church,
at Q 80 o'clock next Tuesday even
ing. il b #las s
Chas. Crutchlicld, COL, is in Jail on
charge of robbing George Martin
of $40 at a saloon Tuesday night.
Another party implicated has not
yet been pulled.
The postoiilce at Pom, In this coun-
ty, has been discontinued. Our sub
scribers at that office will please no.
tify us whore they want their papers
mailed in the future.
Up TO a late hour last night there
had been no change in the weather
calculated to change the universally
expressed opinion that December is
not as pleasant as May"
The cars from the north Wednes-
day had about three inches of snow
on the top OF them. There was no
snow al all here Tuesday night nor
during the day Wednesday.
Mr.. Jas. ii. Bradshaw was badly
cut in the wrist one day this week by
the tusk of large hog he was pre-
pairing 10 kill. The wound is a very
painful one, but not necessarily dan
gerous.
Another one OF the merchants Ii
censes in the city has expired and
still another will run out Dec. 18th.
This will leave only one merchants
license and five saloon licenses still
running.
Mr.. w. w. West has qualified as
administrator Of the estate of Mrs.
NJ. l.. Steger, deceased, and has ad-
vertised sale of personal property
at her late residence on next Friday,
Dec. 10th.
Mr.. j, J. Bumpus, a well-known
Cincinnati drummer, who has many
good friends in this city, where he
formerly lived, was married TO Miss
Annette Baldwin, of Dayton, Ohio,
last Wednesday,
' The Phoenix Hotel saloon will
continue TO run until Jan. LIST, and
those who drink can find there the
choicest aud best brands ofliquors in
the city. Special attention given to
the filling Of jugs.
Mr., Chas. Knight, administrator
sold the effects of the late Mrs. E.
| Knight, at the family residence Tues.
day, at public auction. Most of the
articles were bought by the heirs OF
the deceased, at good figures,
1t has leaked out that there will
be wedding ceremony at the Bap'
list church in January which will
unite two very handsome couples Of
young people who have been on the
verge of matrimony for some time.
The membership Of Church Hill
Grange are requested and urged tt
attend the meeting of the Grange OF
Dec. Oath, 1886.
BY order of the Grange,
J. A, BROWNING, Sec'y.
Father Feehan, of the Catholl,
church, who has gone to Marion Co.
! will be succeeded by Father M. Mel
ody, late of Leitchfleld, who will
! reach the city tomorrow aud holt
: services for the first time on Sunday
A pairof old pants were run out oil
the signal service wire one night thi
, week by some wag. They create'
considerable morriment the mex
3 morning and afforded the local alleg
| ed wits an opportunity to get Of
q some of their brightest scintillation
0 of genius.
2 Several changes of location hav
j already been arranged for by the bus
8 mess men for next year. Tobin 4
a Co. will move to los Main; Rea
s johnson to 2O2 Main, and Caldwell
d Randle to 10 Ninth street. Their
y will probably be good many MOI
Q changes which have not yet been al
+. nounced.
2 Mr. M. c.. ,Arvln's stables and cor
Il cribs near Pembroke were burne
). by an incendiary Saturday nigh
/ 1000 pounds of tobacco in the loft,
lot of corn, a COW and six or eigl
hogs were destroyed, The mul,
escaped. Mr.. Arvin's loss was So
n eral hundred dollars and he had /
IS insurance.
- Four Of the saloon men turned OF
of business by the passage of Il
prohibition law have gone into 9th
business. Mr., 7. NJ. Edmundson Ii
Fl opened a grocery store, Mr.. Jackst
ny Tate has bought out grocery fri
Mr.. M. Raubold has started co
ag fectionery and Mr.. A. Kahn is ru
:. ming q. deliyerywagon.' 1t isrepol
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