Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-23
HERE AND THERE.

Next Saturday DR.. Clardy will Or
ganizc grange at Fairview.
A protractod meeting was COM
menced at the Baptist Church last
week.
The pure Attorney milk sold by
Ritter Bros. can DO obtained from
their wagon regularly, every day.
Try It once.+ a.
Gov. Buckner and alarge number
OF prominent citizens were entertain
cd at the residence of Mr.. Hunter
Wood last Saturday night.
A. d. Rogers has taken time by the
forelock and made an engagement
with Nellie Free to hold the boards
at the Opera House during the fair
next year.
The speech of Capt. Ellis, which APP
pears in our paper to-day, was taken
down in shorthand by Paul Ellis.
lie will make one of the best in this
part Of the country. -- IA
Pursey Long, COL, was arrested
Saturday night, and arraigncd for
trial yesterday, on charge of petit
larceny. He plead guilty and was
given thirty days on the rock pile.
Lookout for the minstrel parade to-
day, and don't fail to see AL. Field
and his great minstrel troupe at the
opera house tonight. lie has Clean
show and nothing to offend the most
fastidious. IF
1t won't be long before we will
have steam laundry. The gentle
man who is TO como here and start 1t
is looking out for his machinery,
which will be Of the latest and most
approved kind. aA.'
The floral tributes placed on the
grave of DR.. Fairleigh were most
beautiful. The broken column, CIV
EN- by the teachers of the public
schools, and the ono by Mrs. j. ID.
Ware was greatly admired.
Mrs. NJ. Lipstine was the recipient
of genuine seal skin cloak, Satur-
day. The cloak was present from
her brother, who lives on the north.
ern Pacific slope, and cost $l42 at the
factory, and is perfect beauty.
At the last meeting of the Presby-
terry and Synod IN. Az It was re-
quested that all presbyterians kneel
at sunset aud pray for pouring out
of the Holy Spirit in Kentucky, re-,
vival of religion all over our Com.
mon wealth. .L
Rev. M. d. Wharton, of Baltimore,
will arrive in the city this week to
assist Rev. J. N. Prestrldge in the
meeting which commenced.
last week. Mr.. Wharton is said to be
an earnest and impressive speaker,
and the people will attend his meet
ing's in large numbers.
Read +. Curran & Co.'S, advertise
ment and when you need No. l Breh-
men Whisky "as old as the hills" adj
dress your orders TO them, near cor
LIST and Main, Louisville, Ky, and
they will be promptly filled as order
cd. They keep nothing bnt the best
brands of liquors aud sell at small
profit. 1Alt9 h.Ii84
Joseph l.. Brasher who has been
living in Nashville for some time has
returned to the city and secured a
position with r. w. Drasher, the gro
GER. Joseph is an excellent salesman
and young man of fine business
qualifications and Mr.. Brasher has
acted wisely in securing the services
of such good man. aNl
Prof. Fritz, the celebrated clocu-
ZIONIST, will give an entertainment at
the Methodist church Thursday even
ing Oct. %. The entertainment will
consist of renditions of the most diff.
flcult readings, from high tragedy to
tho most comic comedy. The read
ing will Ill interspersed with music
furnished by the best musical talent
Of the towns a e.tHI'..
The Calf House, Louisville, Ky.,'
inserts an advertisement in this is
sue. The Gait is the largest and fin
est hotel in that city. The fare is
strictly first class and the rooms are
elegant. Persons desiring
to enjoy a trip to tho Falls City,
whether on business or pleasure,
would do well to stop at the Gait In,
the future. See advertisement for
rates, etc.
A hunting and fishing party, COM
posed of II. d. Garner, Ed, Walker,
Walter Cook, Thomas Greer and
William Page left yesterday for Pond
River. They were supplied with a
tent, plenty of food and good cook,
and expect to be gone abouta week.
Messrs. G. A. Thompson, Ike Burnett
and James Higgins expected TO be
of the party, but on account Of bust
ness had to remain at home.
Nellie Free played to fair house
Thursday night. She has lost none
of her yivacity and winning ways,
but charms her audiences seemingly
without an effort. "Bush and Jugg"
the two forlorn admirers of "Elgie"