Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-17
HERE AND THERE.

| H"" ~ NhO CPOih iOuoc tO'hhOITOW
night.
| Quite a crowd was attracted to the
city Wednesday by the Morrison
trial.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Charles
Slaughter, on the night Of the 18th
inst, girl.
Another cold wave arrival We'd
nesday to keep us from installing the
the season.
The handsome Christmas goods at
Galbreath's Jewelry store are being
sold very low.
Mr.. i. N. Tatum died verysudden-
ly of pneumonia, at his home near
Beverly, Saturday last.
Do not forget Duncan Galbreath,
the jeweler, II you want anything in
that line for Christmas.
Mr.. Peter Tribble offers very de-
sirable tract Of land for sale near the
city. See advertisement.
We notice Mr.. Howe has just re-
celvcd new supply of that elegant
and rare Burmese Ware"
The colder IL gets the bigger jug
you will have TO buy, and you must
remember the Phoenix Hotel Saloon
is supplied with the best grades of
Liquor, and enough for all.
No one should fail to call on Dun
can Galbreath, the Jeweler, as he has
lots of goods suitable for Christmas
presents.
Mrs. Julia Lacey, mother of Mr.. c.
NJ. Lacey, of this city, died at her
home near Kirkmansville, last Sun
day in the 6Sth year of her age.
You can get more for your money
at GalbrcaIli's Jewelry store than
any other place In the city.
T. w. Woolton, OF Herndon, has
just returned from Springfield Tenn.
with 10 barrels of Old Tennessee
whisky. The jug filling will DO In
order Till Feb. |. Get one for Christ
mas.
The most elegant line of Ladies and
Gents gold watches ever brought to
this market can be seen at llowe's
old reliable Jewelry Palace and will
be sold at extra low prices for Chist-
mas. Call and see them.
"The jolly Pathhnders' played to
a fair house Tuesday ev eniug. The
audience seemed well pleased with
the performance. Master Frankie
Jones, who lie only eleven years old
aud impersonates little girl, is de-
cidedly the best part ofthe show, and
his songs aud recitatioos cannot be
cxcelled by any Of his age.
We see that our popular Jeweler,
NJ. ID. Kelly, is presenting to his lady
customers who buy goods to the
amount Of One Dollar aud upwards,
All elegant present which is most ar
tislic and useful call in time befol;
they are all gone.
If anybody has any doubts as TO
whera TO find the most beautiful and
attractive stock of Christmas goods,
go 10 llowe's Jewelry Palace, and ii
will require but one glance to decide
this question. Mr.. Howe is the old
reliable Jeweler of this city and any
thing bought from him can be re-
| lied upon as being just as represent
cd.
Last Sunday while Mr.. Dan Mer-
rift was walking through Mr.. Wal
ter Garnetts new house on 18th St,
he lost his footing and fell through
into the cellar. lie fell across u piece
Of timber and lay unconscious for
some time. Just as he was coming
to himself, Mr., F. ]. Brownell hap.
pened along and assisted him out Of
+ his trouble. Mr.. Merritt has been
unable to attend TO business this
week, but hopes to be at his post
, soon.
For anything in the Jewelry line
go TO NJ. ID. Kelly's; he has the lar
gest stock of Diamonds, fine Gold
and Silver Watches, Gold Pens, Spec
tacles, Silverware, Gold Headed
Canes, Clocks, &C., &c, at 10 to 259G
lower than any other house can af'
ford to sell them at.
While two country boys, sons o.
Mr.. Jas. Bruff, of Newstead, werc
; standing watching their fathers bug
, gy in front of Frankel & Sons, OH
Main street, Tuesday evening, jung
> hug some gold coins in their hands
three negro boys came up and two Of
them snatched the money while the
third tried TO rifle the buggy. The
latter was baflled in his purpose ant
all three ran off and made their es
cape unrecognized. This scheme has
frequently been worked in the city o
late.
The most useful and elegant Christ
;, mas present for either gentleman o.
: lady is one OF the genuine John Hol
: land Gold Pens and Tooth picks
9 which you will find in great variet!
at NJ. d. Kelly's, the only authorized
!. agent in this city, who sells them a
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