Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-05
HERE AND THERE,

uhueI lnlo olhCc, ior lcub lOr 1901
Apply here.
Elders Lipscomb and Cayce are
conducting protractcd meeting ut
Liberty church.
The Carrie Stanley Co., played
"The Golfers Daughter" at the
Opera House Wednesday night.
The Y. NJ. G. A. rooms will here
after be open Friday afternoons from
A to G, instead of OIL Saturday as
heretofore.
FOR SALE-A house and lot on
Main st. House has rooms, cabin,
good stable, etc, on the place. APP
ply at this Office.
Mr.. r. NJ. Steele slipped and Sc
verely sprained his ankle Wedncs-
day and is laid up with 1t. lie cx-
poets to be out again in few days.
We have a 6 drawer New Remipg-
ton sewing machine for sale. If you
are needing Il machine we can make
II to your interest 10 call at our office.
Jim Glass drew a pistol OH Bob
Bob Glass Sunday afternoon in
quarrel over prohibition and Bob
threw a stone at Jim. Nobody hurt.
Both colored.
Fairview No. / claims TO be the
banner prohibition district. 1t went
20 to ! for the dry side. Longview
and Newstead were the banner IL
quor districts.
Mrs. Wilson goes to Trgg county
to work for prohibition this week.
She will speak at Montgomery next
Saturday night tomorrow aud Sun
morning at IL o'clock.
The Pastors of the several churchts
of the city are requested to meet at
the study of the Christian church
Monday at 8 A NJ, TO arrange for
the annual Thanksgiving services.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows, which recently met In
Boston, re-appointed Rev. j. w.
Venable, of this city, 10 the Office Of
Grand Chaplain for the 18th consecu-
tive year.
A good rain-tlat is II was good as
far as II wcnt-fell Wednesday morn
ing aud was quickly absorbed by the
dry AMI thirsty ground. We liked
the sample well enough and now va
would like TO have rain.
Geo. Glass accidentally shot and
wounded Bill Glass at an eating
house on Sixth street Tuesday night,
The ball struck in the lower part Of
the abdomen. The wound is not
dangerous. Both Of them are col
ored.
We have in our office ten cara oil
corn that grew In one shuck. One
large ear in the center is surrounded
by nine smaller ones, all Of which
are covered by well niaturcd grains
The curiosity was grown by Mr.. G
II. Dagby of this county.
NJ. Frankcl & Sons will displa,
Friday, Saturday and Monday til,
handsomest line of cloaks ever shown
in this city. They have 800 samples
from the largest cloak manufacture
in the United States and will delive
any garment they have, or will orde
anything YOU may want in the cloaI
line for lady. miss or child. ID
not miss this opportunity to secure
fine cloak at manufacturers price.
A largo meeting of the friends o
prohibition was held at the Rim
Wednesday evening, The nrlncipa
object was to raise about 5000 to de
fray the expenses Of the campaign
incurred after the fund was exhaust
ed. Thirty two persons, including
several ladies, gave IS each Is CAV
50 80 and 7 81 each and the balanc
and more was quickly raised by pass
ing around hats.
III another column will be foun
an advertisement of the st. Clou
Hotel, situated at the cor. Of Secon,
r and Jefferson streets, Louisville
This hotel is handsomely fitted Il
and conveniently located to the bus
j, ness portion of the city. Mr.. Van l
Lyons the proprietor, is clever an
accommodating gentleman VIII
spares no pains 10 make his CUES
comfortable, aud those contempla
! ting a trip 10 the city will do we'll
, try the ST. Cloud.
h Curtis Davenport Wood, son
/ Bartholomew Wood and the fir
9 child born in Hopkinsville, voted
: Pembroke Tuesday for prohibltio
!. and the Democratic ticket. He WI
i be 90 years old the Bird of next App
O and went from his home distance
!. five miles 10 vote. The old gentl
n man remembers when there was b
"a one house in IIopkinsyille, a cab
Il that stood near the rock sprin
#. where he was born. His father mo
,. ed TO this place in 178S and M
a Wood has frequently seen his mot
ri err take down his fathers rifle al
II shoot deer from the cabin door. !
I has lived In the county all of his Ii
:. his present home being with l
10 brother-in-l law, Mr.. Willis Mason.
er Isaac P. vinson, who was charg