Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-12-31
HERE AND THERE,


Cabinet photographs reduced to So
per dozen at Anderson's Gallery.
You will save money by paying
your city taxes for 'S6 by Jan. l.
The Eugene Mills Co., have moved
to the Cayce Warehouse, corner 9th
and railroad streets.
The young ladies and gentlemen
had social at Mr.. 4. W. Longs
Tuesday night.
Only a few more days to pay your
city taxes in. Penalty after Jan. l.
Another invoice of fine whiskies
was received by Mr.. Il. w. Wooton,
at Herndon, this week.
When you want pure and reliable
whiskies, wines or brandies, call at
the Phoenix Hotel saloon.
There was baptlzing at Bethel
church, Fair,.ew, Sunday. Four
converts were immersed.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Cort.
Leavell was stolen from Mr.. Mont
gomery Adams stable last Friday
night.
Bethel Female College will resume
on Monday, young ladies all expected
TO return. New session will open
Jan. l7th.
The prices of admission to the
shows at the Opera House will be so
cheap next week that verybody can
afford to go.
There are several candidates for
city tax collector. The collector for
1887 will be chosen by the council
next Tuesday.
A progressive euchrc party, COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Gather, was given at Mr.. S. G. Mer-
GERS last Monday night.
The Week OF Prayer observed by
the Protestant Evangelical Churches
will begin Sunday night, Jan. ., and
continue during the week.
The party who called and got
turkey FROM Mrs. Mary Durrett
few nights ago can get the ladder
he left by calling for same.
The opening chapters of our new
story,"llelen Lakeman, ,''hayc been de-
ierred for an issue or two. The story
will begin early in January.
Mr.. James Perkins, father of Capt.
A. r. Perkins, of this city, died last
Sunday and was buried the following
day at Esq. l.. w. d. Hamby's.
Mrs. Ware slipped and fell on the
pavement in front of the residence of
her son, Mr.. Trigg Hunter, Tuesday,
and broke several ribs and sprained
her wrist, Her injuries are painful
but not serious.
To-day is the last day of grace and
the saloons will close at Il o'clock to-
night. One Of the drug stores, which
is operating under merchants IL
cense, will run on until March 3, but
cannot sell by the drink.
Four men have been killed at or
near the crossing of 9th and Main
streets. Col Thos. Woodward, dur
ing the war; Policeman Fuller, some
years later;J j. II, Coombs, about six
years ago, and Matt Amoss, last Sat
urday.
Pembroke Lodge, f. and A. NJ
elected the following officers for 1887
V. A. Gamett, w. NJ; w. Hollis, S
W.; C. w. Morrison, j. w; r. Y
Pend!eton, Secretary; w. d. Garnet
: Treasurer; r. Il, Lloyd, S. d. A. o
Dority, j. d.; j. W. Wade, S. and Z
Church Hill Grange elected officers
5 at its last meeting. j. w. McGaughey
was chosen Master; A. II. Wallace
Overseer; f. NJ, Pierce, Lecturer; NJ
V. Owen, Chaplain; j. NJ, Adams
Treasurer; w. A. Glass, Secretary
4 and Miss Fannie Clardy, Librarian
I A double wedding was one of TIT
: Christmas events in the Clerks oflic
: Tuesday morning Albert Taylo
1 and Millie Buckner, and Jordal
S Moseley and Josephine William
|. were the parties, all of whom wer
c colored. Judge Anderson tied tn
}, knots.
The following are the officers-eleC
of Hopkinsville Lodge, No. 81, +. an
4" A. M: r. M. Fairliegh, w. M.
! Bryan Hopper, S. W.; r. W. Henr!
! j. w. ; G. H. Dietrich, Secretary; ,
/ l. Landes, Treasurer ;--
d S. D.; Ed. Ephraim, j. D.; W. |
'e Lander, S. and T,
Mr.. r. II. Fowler, has accepted
0, position with the Wabash Railroa
IN as City Passenger Agent, with heaC
quarters at Louisville, Mr.. Fowl,
was formerly with the Chicago al
Alton road, and as he has had a goC
deal of experience in this line of bu
pc iness, will doubtless do good wol
vt for the Wabash.
Is Mr.. Addison Carmack, of Ne
re York City, has most generously co
d. tributed through relatives here Il
sum of 5000 to assist in the repairs
the Christian church. Mr.. Carma
was a former resident of this pla
and his parents having been mel