Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-11-27
HERE AND THERE.

D. a. M. W L. NJ thursday.
The mercury dropped to 30 degrees
above last Sunday night.
Born, to the wife of DR.. w. vii.
lame, at Church Hill, Sunday, fine
girl.
! DR.. Williams is quite sick with
Ipneumonia at his home at Church
Hill. Va
Rumor says that there are 10 be
three weddings in the city in a few
weeks. M n
There will be communion services
atthe First Presbyterian Church next
Sunday Morning.
The banks will be closed Thursday,
and all paper maturing on that day |
must be met the day before.
We understand that Mrs. Fairleigh |
will be an applicant for the position
OF postmaster at this place.
The young people had pleasant
social at Mrs. Shankln's Saturday
evening, which was largely attended.
CURLING for new pavement in
front of the residence of Mr.. Stephen'I
Trice, on Main street, has been put
down.
Don't forget the Dairy Maids con-
cert at the Opera House and the sup
per in the Russell store room to-
night.
Thanksgiving services at the Chris
tian Church next Thursday morning.
Rev. J. w. Lewis will preach the
sermon.
81 wonder who will get Mr.. Lath-
ans piano?" is often heard. There is
no telling who, for everybody stands
chances
There have been II accessions TO
the Ninth Street Presby terian church
since the meeting began little over
two weeks ago. dr
Wiley & Parker have commenced
to rebuild their business house on
Ninth street, near the depot, which
was burned little over two weeks
ago. Noes EI
The services at the Ninth st, Pres
byterian church will be kept up dur
ing this week. Prayer meeting al
1880 in the afternoon and preaching
at night. u.-w
Mr.. A. w Pyle, who has been seri-
ousy Ill with structure of the bowels
for a week or moro, is still far from
well, though there has been some i'm
provement in his condition.
A thanksgiving service will be
held at the Casky Grange Hall at II
o'clock Thursday, by Rev. j. G. Ken
dali assisted by Rev S. p Forgy. All
are invited. U- uct "a
Send your orders TO j. S. Brown,
Springfield, Tenn, forpure Tennessee
and Kentucky whistles and applet
and peach brandies. Prices of ghis-
kics 81 so, SIZE, 50 90 and 50 %, ac-
cording to age. Brandies 50 and 50 so =
Mr.. P. II. Cunningham, offender
son, was In the city yesterday and
brought with him the cheering in
formation that the o. V. Railroad 81
surely going to extend its line to
Florence, Alabama, without unnec-
es'ary delay. s-
We have heard many expressions
of satisfaction at tie contemplated
removal of the postoffice The room
under this office is large and com
modious and is the most central, and
in many respects the most desirable
location in the city for the Office, !
Mr.. w. ToTandy has bought the
beautiful vacant lot on the northwest
corner of Clay and Sixteenth streets.
They do say that William had pri-
vate reason for seeking that location
and making his. investment at this
particular time. = lU.-ita-
If you don't get the piano you may /
get the twelve dollar Henrietta dress
pattern, on the Smyrna rug, or some
of the other presents, by spending
your money at the dry goods house
Of c. M, Latham. One person has as
good chance as another. 20 ono|
If you do not go to the Opera
House tomorrow night and see Mel
lie Waters you will regret it. ,"Criss
Cross is q musical comedy and has
met with great success wherever pre-
sented, and Miss Walters In the lead-
ing character is said by the press of
the State to be irresistible.
When you visit GAINESVILLE call on
Lewis Mitchell Arlington Block, at
his new cafe, where will be found the
best brands of liquors, wines, &c, in,
the state. Everything newly fitted
|upfand first class. Will also run the
business at old stand, and would be
pleased TO see his old friendsat either
places
Mr. G. M. Latham's show window
attracts every passer-by. When it's
remembered that everything init,
from the gents tic TO the piano, is to
be given away to the ticket holders,
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