Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-16
HERE AND THERE,

Mr.. Willis G. Perry was baptized
at the Baptist church Sunday night.
Store room at No. Is, Ninth street,
under this Office, for rent for 1887.
Apply here.
The Council held called meeting
last night TO consider the proposition
to divide the city into wards.
The property of the Casky Cream
cry Co., will be sold to the highest
bidder at Casky Friday Nov. 10Th.
Mr., Tom Williams will have sale
of personal property at the Gray
place east Of the city next Saturday.
FOR SALE-A. house and lot on
South Main st. House has 8 rooms,
cabin, good stable, etc, on the place.
Apply at this Office.
The dedication of the new church
at Fairview was postponed from the
second 10 the third Sunday. 1t will
come of next Sunday.
Messrs. Vaughan q Kennedy will
offer for sale, Is head of fat cattle, at
4. c. Williams sale on Russellville
road next Saturday The 10th inst.
We have a 6 drawer New Remipg-
ton sewing machine for sale. If you
are needing machine we can make
II 10 your interest 10 call ut our Office.
Guy Reeves and Eliza Cant, were
the names of cOlored couple who
were married by Rev. James Aliens
worth, in the clerks Office, yesterday
morning.
"They say" several more weddings
will come off before the ides of De-
cember, One has already been an
nounccd for the oath at the Baptist
church.
Thirty-onc colored people were
baptized in Sinking Fork, near
Shoots Bridge, Sunday, All were
converts of the protracted meeting
new being held at the Belleview
Colored church.
Six white couples have taken out
Licenses TO wed this month, to-wit:
VIM. II. Cansler to NJ. J. Adams.
Jas. Driscoll MCGOWAN to Mary L. Hanbery.
Sidney johnson to COrdelia Grace.
Jno. Il. Green to Emma II. Campbell.
A. NJ. Henry to Mary Il. Stowe.
Jno. n. Orton 10 Rosa j. RObey.
Capt. A. II. Perkins little girl,
aged about six months, died of flux
Sunday night. This makes the third
child he has lost this fall, IN addition
TO the loss by death of his wife. lie
himself and his two remaining child
rem are now quite sick with the same
disease.
Mr.. Rutherford, young man about
twenty years of age and son of Mr..
G. r. Rutherford, of Trenton, died al
his home in that place last Monday
morning from pneumonia fever. lie
was buried on Tuesday evening at
the family burying ground.-Elkton
Progress.
Rev. J. NJ. Mitchell, who was pas
tor of the Colored Methodist church
here during the last conference year,
has been transferred TO Tennessee
aud Rev. c. IL. Palmer has superse-
ded him. The new pastor was re-
Gently stationed at Millersburg, Ky.
Some parties mischievously inclin-
ed amused themselves Sunday night
by taking gates of and turning stock
into front yards. Boys, you ought TO
be ashamed Of yourselves TO so far
forget yourselves as TO engage in such
business. 1t is wrong. Don't do II
any more.
The following supervisors of taxes
have been appointed for Christian
county, viz: r. 4. Mcdaniel, II. Y,
Pendleton, ii. Clay McCod, Thomas
II. Elliott and Jas. j. Smith. They
will meet the first Monday IN Janua-
ry and remain In session three or
four days. The pay Is 81 per day and
the fine for non attendance is $40.
Judge Thos. G. Dabney, one of the
most prominent lawyers of Cadiz and
one of the best-known and most high
ly respected citizens of Trigg county,
died of pneumonia at his home in
Cadiz last Friday. He was about GA
or 65 years of age and had filled
number of important official posi-
lions in his county and district.
DIR, II. NJ. Sherman, the noted
Specialist arrived in Greensboro
Wednesday evening; his room at the
Daniel House was crowded Thurs
day with the afflicted from early morn
until late in the evening. The Doc
tor will return to Hopkinsville Dec.
18th, at the Burbridge House; those
who did not have an opportunity TO
consult him on his last visit here,
should do so on his return.
1 Mr.. 7. e. Herndon, has removed
his Broom Manufacturing outfit from
Hopkinsville and located in Clark
vile. His place of business fronts on
the public square next door to the
GAINESVILLE National Bank. Mr..
Herndon 10 a native of Logan county,
Ky.-Clarksyille Chronicle,